Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-21

sw;saL ~ ~ general takes a 81
ue o'.y Attorney Smith, of Butte
non,a"a, who attempted suicide
w., OF Gays ago, when he was foun,
out a. defaulter, may recover.
Geo. A. Mccormick & Co. have con
GUIDED to attach Hawkins & M.Phee
as the insolvents' law of ldaho da
no. permit the making ofpreferre,
Nelson Hallock, President of tn,
colorado f.ns.s ;o. Iron Works (which owns .
t ,eurth' interest in the HALEY lror
works. is on the way from Denvsr
and expected here Monday.
The following is verse of which :,
may properly be SAID that there !,
much more truth than poetry in it:
The man who objects to SEEING hi. ,.m.,
Is . .l the man who cnts up tn. m..n..
AN exchange says: If a bedstead
c1eaks at every movement of tho
sleeper, remove the Stats and wrap the
ends OF each in old newspapers. Thi:
VIII prove a complete silencer.
Fresh grass Is starting up on the
h'llsides and in the valleys roundabout,
and it proves SO alluring that the cows
and . calves break loose from their sta
bles and corrals to nibble it.
Jack Reed has returned from Cola.
RADIO, whittier he went, about four
months ago, to dispose of some SIS
head of horses. They brought cute
satisfactory figures, but the prices do
not range much higher than here.
A private dispatch from Washing.
ton states that Commissioner Sparks 5
obnoxious orders will either be sus.
pended or considerably altered in sew
era' important details next Monday.
1t is matter of history that a wo.
man can stand tight shoes withoas
complaining, but when her husband is
tight, financially or physically, he.
voice is like a babdling of many
brooks.
Tomorrow morning Rev. Father
Cesar will officate in St. Charles
church at 10 o'clock. Father Nsttini
will be in Bellevue in the morning and
deliver his farewell address at HALEY
in the evening.
Three more pupils for Mrs. Buffers
room in the public school arrived here
and to-day. As there isn't
standing room in the primary depart.
ment, these new pupils will have to be
laid down on the side or back, like sar-
dimes in box.
Frank 0. Harding is having his
on the northwest corner of
Croy and Main streets, in this CITY,
sheathed with building paper, end
weather boarded. This does not look
Ms il the insuccess of his Houston
Press had crippled him in financial
wav.
Gu. Selwyn, bookkeeper at Nc
Cornick 4 Co.'S bank in this city, re.
turned to-day from Salt Lake City,
whittier he was called to testify in the
suit entitled Bowers vs.. The London
Bank of Utah. He reports business
picking up in the City of the Saints
The redness Of the skies at sunset
IS puzzle to the astronomers, who
cannot explain it. It's simple enough.
Some of the old fellows who have de-
parted this life, and gone beyond, are
20 tickled with heaven that they are
Just painting the sky red.
A wine merclran, in Hamburg has be.
lueathed 1000 thalers per annum, the
interest of his capital, to the baldest
nan in the city, with the proviso that
hould man turn up witt. no hair at
II on his head he is to take the entire
capital. HALEY might capture that
DOODLE" it her bald-headed men
would only show their scalps.
She wanted to break her husband
# the habit OF drink, and began to
ook his food in liquor, having heard
hat it would prove effectual. He
idn't say ANYTHING the first day; he
bowed no signs of noticing change
he second day; and after supper on
he third day he said to her: "Maua,
GU don't know how you have i'm
roved i" your cooking in the last
'ree days"
Mr.. Durant, who spent most OF last
ammer here as agent of the Pueblo
,nelting Works, came in yesterday,
, remain some time. As Mr.. Durant
My left here when the rate OF freight
n ore to Denver was increased IS
evond tho figure at whichit was prof
able for his company to buy, it is
,asonable to suppose that his return
,dicates a reduction Of rates to llv-
'g basis.