Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-06-10
THE IOWA EDITORS.

They Will be Driven to Mines and
Works, Etc, AND Dined at the Restau-
rants-Dance Music to be Likewise
Provided At Hcudquarters-Etc.
The citizens meeting, at the Office
of Angel & Sullivan, last evening,
was we'll attended. The object for
which the meeting was called, to'wit:
the entertainment Of the Iowa Press
Excursion, was thoroughly discussed,
and the following program agreed
upon:
l. A committee, composed Of Rob-
ert f. Strahorn, H. Y. Burkhart and
George A. Black, will meet the ex-
cursionists at Shoshone and request
them to make up parties to visit the
various places of interest. Those
who wish to visit Bullion, Deer Creek,
the gold belt mill, or get look at
Camas Prairie will stop off at HALEY
when the morning train arrives, aud
will DO met by vehicles at the DEPOT.
The remainder will 60 on up to Ketch-
um, whore they will remain until the
afternoon train leaves. When they
return to Haley they will be met by
vehicles, which will take them to
Smiths Springs, the Queen Of the
Hills, the Climax, the Indian Creek
COMMENTATOR, the HALEY sampling
works, etc.
NO BANQUET OR LUNCH, BUT SQUARE
MEALS ALL AROUND.
2. A banquet being impracticable,
and cold lunch undesirable, the citi-
xens decided to issue tickets on the
three four-bit restaurants - Hodg.
mans, Humphreys and Moore's-
about GO on each, and to appoint a
committee to look after the guests,
and show them to the restaurants
when they wish to cat. These tickets
will be paid for by the citizens OF
HALEY, as will all other expenses Of
the local entertainment.
A BALL AT HEADQUARTERS.
8. The dining.room OF the new ho-
tel will be suitably decorated and fit.
ted up for the headquarters OF the ex.
cursionists. The Haley Silver Banc
will be in attendance, and supply mu'
&c throughout the afternoon and even
ing free of charge.
In tho evening string band viii
supply dance music at headquarters
for all who wish to dance. After tn
excursionists return to their train, tn
ball will continue, and a small collec
ton will be taken up among the dan
GERS, to pay for the music. The bal
is, OF course, public, and everybody
invited.
THE PEOPLE UNITED.
The people of Haley seem to be
unit on the proposition of entertain
ing visitors, and the program has bee
arranged with the view OF suiting a
tastes, get making it rs agreeable a
possible for our guests. AT the NEE,
ing, last evening, several persons vol
UNFAIRLY announced their intention t
assist in entertaining.
Robert E. Strahorn said he wuul
give tia committee $40 cash and ful
nish two teams.
S. b. kingsbury said he would ev
terrain tour at his house, supply
team for them, and show them aroun.
The committee request more sue
offers. They will please the CUES
more. All who wish to entertain ca
notify the committee that will go t
Shoshone.-REp.
J. l.. G. Smith said he would charc
nothing for the baths, that no woul
run his team free of charge all da
and that be would do his level best
get the visitors to tho springs MI
back.
Judge Turner will take a party ,
tho Idshoan mine, with his priva
team.
Several others said they would 81,
go or Is apiece.
1t was resolved that L. c. Coffi
and II. Il. Burkhart be appointed
committee to solicit the citizens
large to contribute $3.50 toward I'll
entertainment. This, with the fir.
contributions Of entertainment, team
ETC., will suffice to pay all expenses.
J. S. Waters and w. L. Riley we