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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-07-14
LOCAL JOTTLN(4S.

This has been the hottest day OF the
season.
Half-soling Is per cent. cheaper at
Bayhouse's.
Saratoga Hathorn mineral water, at
Merchants Hotel.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
Call on ]. G. Fox for full line of
:gentlemen's furnishing goods.
Gentlemen's fms summer under
wear at COST az Friedman's.
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
of that 1879 old Hermitage whisky.
Large schooners in circulation at
Kohlepp's Fountain Sa!oou--onIy one
bit.
Go to 1000 Main street for fruit,
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tions.
Bishop Glorieux will go en- up to
ket;hum, Bayhorse, Challis, etc, to-
morrow.
A. b. Roberts's writing school, OPP
posite the Catholic church, in this city,
is re-opened. Hours: From 10 to II
a. M, and to 6 p. m.
A few Winchester and Marlin rifles,
used by the deputies at Broadford, for
sale cheap for cash, at Coffin Bro.s''
HALEY.
Haley Lodge No. /, A. O. L. w.,
will give sociable in its lodge-room'
two weeks from to day. a committee
of arrangements has been appointed
Pierce Dorgan and Jack Rate,
came in Yesterday frem their Smok,
mines They expect to have a lot o.
ore here soon, and make regular ship
u ments thereafter.
Major Hyndman says that the Phila
delphia NJ. & S. Co. is paying suct
high rates for ore that only three car
loads went to outside smelters from
Ketchum since the company resumed
buying this year.
The assessment roll as far as com
p'eted, seems to indicate that tn
luation Of Haley property for ass
essment purposes will be create
than that of ketchum, Broadford ant
Bellevue combined.
G. w. Schwamb, the cabinet maker
upholsterer and general undertaker,ha
his shop on Carbonate street at pres
n ent, two doors East of Main. He !
prepared to fill orders on the shortes
notice, and with satisfaction. Coun
try orders solicited and given promr
attention.
To most children the bare sugges
ton of Il dose Of castor oil is nausea
ting. Why not, then, wnen physic
necessary for the little ones.use Aver
Cathartic Pills? They combine ever
essential and valuable principle of
cathartic medicine, and being sugar
coated are easily taken.
Coffin Bros. have a magnifice'
buggy on exhibition at their Halle
store. 1t is strong, roomy, wid'
tracked, and has all the desirable an
latest improvements. 1t was made
order at the celebrated Coan & Tel
Brock mandatory, and is as elegal
and substantial vehicle as can
desired for this region.
Almost every person has some for
of scrofulous poison latent in his vein
When this develops in scrofulo
sores,ulcers, or eruptions, or takes Il
form OF rheumatism, or organic di
4 eases, the suffering that ensues is te
rible beyond description. Hence t
gratitude of those who discover,
thousands yearly do, that Ayers 81
saparilla will thoroughly eradicate tt
evil from the system.
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A Splendid Line of SpOrtsmen's Articles

Fishing tackle. split bamboo rods.
flies, hooks, cheap rods, Spald'ng's
famous League base balls and bats,
fixed ammunition, powder shot, and
Winchester and Marlin rifles, etc.
etc. al Coffin Bros. hardware store.
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proceedings Of their July 1885, Term

Proceedings OF their July 1885, Term.
The following claims were allowed:
J. A. McAllister, Road Super
visor District No. 1856 "a
H. Thomas (deceased) No. 2. IS 90
c. L. Sweet, medicine and SER
vices, INDECENT sick. 20 90
Gillette & Evans, transfer in
digent sick. ............ Z 20
DR.. 0. b. Estes, medical SER
vices, INDECENT sick -. II so
M. Mccormick, road supervi-
sor District No. 8........ ASP O3
A. J. McGowan, witness GER
ti6cates 49,. 1893 40
Sol Newcomer. Justice fees. 6 DOL
Sing Lee, interpreter. 70 W
+. X. Remington, carpenter
work on courthouse. ..... ia Y
J.F. Cliff. Jurors certificate. 1O5 Is
Geo. A. Black, same. ...... AZ 10
W. r. Hall 4? Is
s. J. Friedman "a $
S. J. Friedman, merchandise FOG 90
George S. Callahan, board,..
care and attendance on A..
Ailenbcrg, insane. ....... l39 20
l.. Gottlieb, Gale OF Same.... 10 w
A. Robinson, supervisor OF Road
District No. p, having returned
100 road receipts unsold in full of his
account, ordered by the Board that
his account as Road Supervisor be
credited with the sum of 1896.
Lewis Gannett was appointed Road
Supervisor for District No. q, for
merlv known as District No. %.
Claims allowed:
F. w. Scoville, care and trans
portation of ID. Sheenan,in-
digent sick, to County Hos
pltal. ........ $oo w
Campbell & Fletcher, sup
plies to INDECENT slck..... lG 81
l.. G. Dorsey, labor with
county prisoners on public
. roads .... ........ ...'.. % oo
Road District No. 2G was organ.
lied, with following boundaries: Be
ginning at Mulloon, thence soutl
, about three miles, thence westerly te
the point where the county roae
crosses the south fork of Little Woo
, River; thence westerly to a point i,
Big Wood River valley about two
r miles below the town of Bellevue
y thence north along the northern linz
of the corporate limits Of Bellevue tt
a point about two miles north OF salt
town: thence east northeast to
h point five miles north of Muldoon
: thence south to the place OF begin
I, ming.
y Claims allowed:
John Burgess, road supervisor
District No. l7.......... 4lG y
e Drs. Mckay Il Higgins, four
examinations for insanity. 60 y
}, Whitman & Walker, mer-
q chandise 20 Z
Alden Brown, constable fees. 81 Z
r, w. G. Tatro, three months,
Is night watchman. ........ 10 Z
s. Herald Printing and Publish
Is ing Co. 81 !
st John Andrewa,ha, Justice fees & {
J. HALEY Bus Co.. hack hire. 4
u John kerns, hack hire. 8
DIR. O. w. Hall, medical at
s. tendance on Dan McCarter
4 at Atlanta (reduced from
is $lO0.5O) .. ............. "a
S
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Mining Leases.

An excellent form of blank mining
lease (such as is used by mining COM
panies here) is for sale at this Office.
Price, two for 2j cents; FIVE for 80
cents; IL for Sl--spot cash.
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THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Eorty. Ninth Judicial Day Of the May
1855. Tel m-Tuesday, July IA.

George Carbutt VS.. Mary Garbu,t-
Default of defendant entered.
Samuel II. Hauser ct al. VS.. VIM.
Austin ct al.-Defendants' motion fol
Jury trial as to special questions sus
tanned. Case on trial.
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Gas EMErEn EXrLopEs.
Two Men Terribly aia.iiated aud y rhi

Two Men Terribly aiutilated aud n Third
Severely Injured.
ST. LOUIS, Mo May 2o.-At10A a. N. one
oithe gas meters in theworks Of the St
Louis Gaslight Company, corner Of Sec,
ond and Convent streets, exploded with q
terrible report, which could be heard fol
a block away. After the smoke had
cleared away the employees Of the works
who rushed to the scene, found three
men lyiug about the meter. An investi-
CATION showed that John Burns and Tom
Dotan were dead. and that Thomas Kill
lian, who was injured about the head,
was insensible and in very serious CON
lition. ,Allthe men had been employed
In cleaning outthe meter which exploited
and which had been out Of use for some
weeks. The superintendent accounts for
the accident BY saying that gas had been
run into the dfsuse3 tank yesterday TO try
It, and that the men must have used q
lisht Which communicated with some Of
the gas remaining In the tank. The DAM
age 10 the works is slight. John Burns,
one OF the victims, had his head torn COM
pletely from his body. He Is a married
man, Is years ofage and leaves wife and
three children. Tom Doran was 2S years
.of, age. and single, , HI. had his skull
crushed completed y in and died instantly.
Thomas Killian,{ who was seriously in.
inred, was unconscious for more than an
hour after the accident, but he may re-
r0Far ~ 5ltsf-llss > ltif d. ~, ilgi. Ia. iIl
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FIGHTING FOR FUN.
TWO GRAND NAVAL DISPLAYS
To bs llads By Russia and England stimuli.
Observation-Disclosures and the Parasili.ss
Come to an Understanding, By which
.hs Latter will support Him.
To bs Maadsby

ST. PErERsBuRa, May e0.-The Czal
will review the entire Russian fleet be-
tween Cronstadt and syeaborg in June,
when there will also be various man
euyres and coast attacks. The Gar is de-
termined to push naval improvements.
The coming demonstration will eclipse all
former efforts. In addition there will
also be sham naval battles. As the Brit
ish admiralty will, on gigantic scale,
make their naval demonstration on the
coast Of Ireland next month, which they
conclude with sham naval battle be-
tween IL first-class men OF war, 1t Is pos.
sible that both the displays Of Eggtand
and Russia will occur at the same time.
The Amoo.D Daria Steamship Company Is
formed OF Russian and German capitalists.
The company intends 10 open irregular
service between Balkh and the Aral Sea,
and has bound itself in the event Of war to
place Is steamers at the disposal OF the
Russian Government for the transporta.
ton Of troops.
The Porte has rescinded the recent or
ders for war material aud will indemnify
the contractors,
Adyices from Tlrpul say that Sir Peter
advice to the Government was
that In view OF recent events 1t was best to
break up the commission, leaving the
Government itself to settle the frontier
question with Russia.
The Daily Ners denies the report that
the Earl Of Selborne Is to resign the Lord
High Chancellorship and be succeeded by
Sir William Vernon Harcourt.
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a DOCTORS IN 5eouYoI1.fi
Meeting of State Medical soeisty-pr
George Baird,s Address.

Meeting OF State modieal hoetoty-pf
George Baird's Address.
SpciGl DiSpateh 10 the Ia.slligeHed.
WESTON, W. Va, May 20.-The State
Medical Society met in the Court House
at2p. NJ, and was opened with prayer BY
the Rev. DR.. j. W. Webb. Addresses Of
welcome were made by Dr. A. H. Kunst,
Chairman Of the Committee Of Arrange.
ments, and Mayor r. w. Sterling.
The addresso Of DIR. Geo. Baird, President
Of fths Society, was wellreceiyed. Hedwelt
on the absolute necessity Of q more perfect
cleanliness and free use Of disintectants in
the cities and villages, especially those
bordering on the Ohio river, on account
Of the probable advent OF Asiatic cholera
on American shores during the coming
summer. He complimented the State Of
West Virginia on having the best health
laws OF any State in the United States,
and urged the officers charged.with their
execution OF constant vigilance.
Those present from w Wheelipg were: Doc
tors Wilson,. Dickey, Ffssell aad Ford |;
Wellsburg. Doctors Cooper and Harden /;
Bethany, Dr.. @. Shriver; Triadelphia, DR..
Carter. There was good attendance
from all parts ofthe State. The citizens
ofTeston rendered the Society an enter
tainment at the rink this evening. An
invitation has also been extended tho
Society to visit the Insane Hospital to-
morrowIa at 1890 o'clock. q
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A FoReERCAUGHT
After Eluding Arrest for Eight Months.
Navel Salt.

After Eluding Arrest for Eight Months-A
Novel Suit. SE
Special Dtpatch to ne Iaitilioenes.
srEuDRSyllLR, May 20.-In October last
Charles A. Boyd, who was doing business
in the palace Of Music" Of this city, for
s. Hamilton, Of Pittsburgh, suddenly left
on business, but up to this morning hia
whereabouts have been mystery, when
he was reported as arrested at oswego,
South Carolina, by one Of Plnkerton's de-
tectiyes. Previous to leaving this city he
borrowed about $1,000 from friends; de-
ffauded Hamilton Of large sum OF money,
left numcrousnnpaid store bills, and forged
three notes on the banking firm OF Sher-
rard, Mooney & Co., amounting 10 1857.
After leaving he wrote the bank that
his notes were fictitious and that he was
going to Australia. He lived in style
while here, and outwardiy seemed q gem
tleman. With himltye an. invalid wife,
and he was q deyout attendant at church.
He came from New York originally, was
SS years OF age, and was tried and punish
ed in that State for forgery. He will be
brought to this city li fit
Several years ago David Il. Scott, Of this
county, but who now lives In Missouri,
married his bethrothed on her deathbed,
which put him in possession OF $S5. 900.
Her friends entered suit to prevent him
from taking her property, and the case
has just been decided In SCOTS favor.
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The iperidsh AFFAIR.

I.osDoS, May q. letters received here
from Tirpul, in describing the battle Of
Penjdeh, say that before the battle, while
Colonel Alikhanotf was riding through the
Afghan outpos!s, be was pursued by.
,Ghausidun, who was second In command
,ofthe Afghan forces. A stormy quarrel
ensued between the two men, and nearly
ended in a fight. Colonel Alikhanoff had
previously been trying covertly to induce
the Afghans to retire. KomaroI's ulti:
matpm to the Aighans, the letters say,
was extremely tauntlng and discourteoas.
The only object whichsthe Russians had
in their attack seems 10 have been to dis.
play the power Of their troops. The Paris
1eiegraphe asserts that the cabinets OF
Russia and England are negotiating for q
secret treaty Of alliance for the mutual
protection q their possessions in Central
ARin.
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BELLA1Rs:@
yariea, s1att.r. Of Current 1atsrest From
the Glass City.


Various Matters OF Current Interest From
the Glass City.
Anew hose house Is 10 be built in the
Fourth ward. II
Gen. a. ]. Warner was in town while
yesterday and left for Cleveland.
Some gypsies frona camp near Whisky
run were begging about town yesterday.
DR., Alhertson was suddenly called away
yesterday by word Of the sickness Of his
wife. Z. 'F
James NJ. Keyser, Of Ault's Mills, willgo
West and may locate in some part ofthat
country. \ :
Some otthe Sunday schools will take
part In the Heatherington,s band picnic In
links orchard Saturday.
The city Council is considering the
necessity OF either a large cafe or q vault
to protect valuable papers from fire.
A. a. Clark, principal Of the High
School, has been appointed Superintend.
ent Of the Woodsheld public schools.
There are several arrangements talked
Of for boat races between Henry He'll and
others, and no doubt!a race Of some kind
will soon he decided on.
The part ofthe Barnhill boiler works
facing The Cleveland & Pittsburgh depot
Is being rebuilt for y restaurant, TO be
kept by Frank Lynn, of Belmont.
The following have been appointed
members Of the Board Of Equalization:
William McElhapey and John Gallagher
for three years: jacob Crimnel for one
year.
The Water Works Trustees want the
firemen 10 give some sort OF notice when
their practice calls for large. extra quanti-
ties OF water; but the Council has not yet
fixed any plant fotbuch practice.
DR.. kurz had very line new Decker
piano put into his rsidence yesterday.
Miss Annie Husbands was surprised yes.
terday afternoon on coming ftom school
TO end . new piano had been put In for
her during her absence.
The people living near the waste water
from The gas works are complaining OF II
and have petitioned Council 10 do some
thing for them. The smell OF the water iB
bad, no doubt, but II Offsets q good deal OF
miasmatic exhalations. J
The levy fornext years taxes has been
fixed by the Council as follows: General
fund, mill streets and alleys, 2 mills;
police, II mills; lire department mill ;
Interest and premium, l mill water works
bonds, 2 mills sewers, mill.
There was water In the mains In most
parts Of town yesterday, although the res.
eryoir was being cleaned. The notice
given in time made such small demand
Tor wAter during the day that enough
could be pumped through the pipesdirect.
In the Fourth ward are ~ horses, 10
cattle, II mules, 5 hogs, II carriages, l4S
watches, 05 organs. Daring the last year
there have been87 deaths and az births.
The total personal property is $l20; ;72i,
The First ward has 50 horses, 81 cattle;2
mules, ~ hogs, 9carriages, 6S watches, 4s
organs, and the personal property Ia as.
sessed At 81, 1856, e
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con.olldat.d Rnllrond..

sPnlSor1ELp, LIS, May 2o.-The Lake
Eis & Western Railway Company, which
owns and operates line of railroad from
sandusky, o., through Munple, Ind, to
Bloomington, Ills, has filed articles. Of
consolidation with the Lake Erie 4 Miss
ia,ippi Railway Company, which extends
tile former line from Bloomington to
Peoria, taking the name Of the tirst y named 1ae
600. The first Board OF Directors OF the
new organization Is as follows: 20. K.
Cummings, Chicago; ]. II. Cheney,
Bloomington E. Il. r. Lyman, Brooklyn,
NY; Q. s. Brice, Lima, Ohio; Daniel
Eells. Cleveland, Ohio; John T. Martin,
krooklyn, N. Y, and a. ". White, Frank
O, Hollins, Wm. Fliess, lNelson Robinson
and Arthur.J j, Motion, Of New York.
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BERLIN, May 2o.-The Cologne Ga,tt.
saysi Itis rumored that Or. Rohelfs, the
German agent in Zanzibar, has been re.
called. The reason given for the recall is
said 10 be the unsatisfactory management,
on his part, which resulted In the recent
occupation BY 5000 Zanzibartroope, under
command OF Gen. Matthews Of the head
quarters, town of the possession Of the
German East African Company in Zan-
zibar, possessions which the company,
claim to have obtained by valid treaties
wi h the native chiefs. When General
Matthews made tie seisurs the company
protested and sent a renionstrance 10 Ber-
fin. Prince bismarck at once ordered DR..
Rohelis to report on the matter. His re-
port having reached Rerlin, and been
found unsatisfactory, his recall was, 1t is
said, at once ordered.
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NEMsTiRspa4

Thomas Dodsworth, prominent coal
merchant Of Cincinnati, is dead.
A tornado struck the town Of Taylor,
TeIss, aud did e, ,0Oo damage,
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows al
Missouri 10 sinsession inst Louis.
Judge Lewis, Esd, an attorney Of ALI
aRre, @, hasbeen Indicted for forgery
The Great Council Of ohio Improved
Order OF Red Meniis In session ut Marys'
yille,o. fif
The Twenty.ahh Convention oithe U.
s Association Of Rrewets hAs assembled ip
New York.
The total exports Of produce from tho
New York port for the week ending May
1awere S7,005, ,7ba. 3s.
THE contributions tolthe fund lol tho
relief Of the Plymouth, Pa, sufferers have
reached the sum Of se, ,llS: ( .eii
James Med Donough, aged Q years, wal
run over by 4 eaIb driven by Thomaa
Kane, In Cincinnati, and killed.
German Vincent, farmer, living neal
Richmond, Ind, committed suicide BY
splitting his head open with an axe.
Robert Massingberg; ;of Wayetly Station
Va, who has been missing iof.twp weeks,
was found dead near that place, presunA'
BY murdered, avs !
w. L. Reiber, cashier Of the ldetunel
Penn Rank, OF Pittsburgh, who Is charged
with embezzlement, hal been surrendered
by his bondsmen. 3f 1862 KS
lINns. ttgkHf
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LoSpoS, May ?o.-In parliamentary cir.
cler the announcement is authoritatiyely
made to-day that reconciliation has
taken place between the Prnellites and
Mr. Gladstone, The breach between the
Government and the League Is said to
have been healed by q promise on the
part Of the ministry to introduce at an
early day o bill TO amend the purchase
clause Of the land act. The Parnellites in
return will refrain from tho execution Of
their threat 10 vote with the Tories at the
coming general election, -f
In the House oil Commons this afternoon
Mr.. Gladstone announced q bill to amend
the parchase clause in the land act. This,
as already stated in these dispatches, is in
order % remove the friction existing be.
tween the Government and the rarnellites.
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supposed.
MELGuND,s liErunN..
u. to tho cause Of III. vl.i. /.
ottawa.

Speculation rs to the Cause OF His Visit to
Ottawa.
OTTAWA, May 20.rThere Isl good deal
Of ofspeculation US 10 the cause Of Lord Mel.
gund's return from the Northwest at this
particular time. II thought he has been
instructed to place Col otter's conductin
proceeding against Poundmaker without
definite orders before the Minister Of Mill
tic. Col. otter'sinstructions were TO relieve
Battleford, but Gen. Middleton entertained
no idea Of his engaging the big Cree
chief unless the Indians made an attack
tits also thought that he Is here to ex-
plain the exact situation OF at1airs in the
Northwest and get further advice for
Gen. Middleton's guidance, his original
mission having been merely to suppress
the hali-breed rebellion and TO relieve the
beleagured places, no Indian messen-
gers having been reported whenhe started.
lie Is also here to ascertain what plan
Gen. Middleton shall pursue in Furnishing
the redskin depredators.
Lord Melgund will sail for England with
Lady Melgund on. the 30th inst
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. a parsIss. neither i, !

Lose IslAsp CRY, May 9o.- Mrs: Madi:
son Lewis, colored, yesterday left her sig
months old baby in charge oi her son, aged
8 years, aud her daughter, aged 4 years,
while she visited a neighber. When sho
returned home shel found that the bahy's
face had been terribly cut by herdsugll.
ief with q carving knife. The doctor who
was called In says that the baby may live,
but that Il will be horribly 'diB6gured.
Mrs. Lewis has often acted strangely and
II Is supposed that her daughter is insane.
The girl'has often remarked that the baby
should be cut up. af.i a,
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Baui. swindlers in Limbo.

ToRoSTo, May 90. AT. White, Of Lon
don, called at the Bank Of British North
America, and producing circular letters
for C., 400 issued by the National Bank Of
Scotland, succeeded in getting one for ESQ
cashed. At the Federal Bank he sue.
ceeded in getting a letter for a like amount
cashed. Montreal now informs Toronto
OF several arrests there, aud White was
captured at Coburo.
z MONTREAL, May ON. Il. Hall and
Robert Fox were arrested here while en-
dcayoring to utter forged circular notes on
the Union Bank Of Scotland. They claim
TO be from Scotland and bound for the
Northwest.
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Carrying tI,eT NOW. % Cley.lanp,a,

Nrw YoRk, May 2o.-A special from
Des Moines, Iowa, states that there were
mass meetings and great reioicinGs there
last night over General Isosan's election
in 4llinais, aRd tho following telegram,
signed by a number Of Republicans oi
that city, was sent to the President: ITO
s. Grover Cleveland, Washington; The
Republicans Of Iowa send compliments IL
your Efcellency and congratulate you on
the beneacent results OF your dispatch to
Illinois-'Send any onebut Logan. Thank
God the Republicans Of our sister State
delight tolhonor the man who will beat
you in 1882