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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-02-03


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THE COUNTY FINANCES,
ANNUAL REPORT OF OUTGOING
AUDITOR FOX.

VUU VVtUI VUISVdHUIEK IUUFUltUNCNX
$l92, Alb. o. Amount Of Warrants
Paid aud Issued During the Year,
with Interest-E Etc.
crPICE OF THE AUDITon
HALEY, ALTURAs Co., IDAHO,
January 10. 1885.
To the Board Of County gommissioners. Alturas
County.
GENrLEMEN:-I have the honor to submit the
following as my report Of the financial affairs Of
Alturns county for the calendar wear 1854, snd up
T. and including January 10. 1856:
REyENrE
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WOOD RIVER TIMES |
is THE
REPRESENTATIVE NEWSPAPER OF THE GREAT WOOD
RIVER MINING REGION.

throughout United
than published in the rapidly
Territory of Idaho, and it's circulation
River Papers COMBINED
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The Daily Times

Is published Every Evening Sundays excepel
all local happenings general
liable reports obtainable the
Yield Of Our Mines. Shelters and Mills
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II. BIG DlSPENSARY.

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DISEASES OF NAM
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10l9 kearny Street. San Francisco. Cal.

nave VEGETABLE COMPOUND, the result
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Bal warrants outst4nding... 292l6 SS-SJ5. 20l g.
SUMMARY
Face Of outstanding warrants
Q f Fund.-. .........l9l,I 5l &c
Face of outstar ding warrants
Bond Tax Fund. ;. ...... l,4i5 ~
Face of outstanding warrants
Hospital Fund. .......... 20, 2l6 SS-sl51, Ala %
Amt Courthouse bonds ............... 1000 W
Gust, G warrants due Altu-
ras county. .............. $1,000 90
All OF which is respectfully subm tied
G. B. FOX, County Auditor.
Haley Idaho. Jan. II. 1895.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
DEATus

MoUREARY-Departed this LIE on the 18th
Of November 1865, lila NJ, wife Of James
MoCreary, 10 the z2d year OF her aye
The friends and relatives are invited TO A.
tend the funeral. from the residence Of her
husband. lso Bird street, on Monday, at 3
O'Clock, p N. lnterment 1t the old Oath
Ollie cemetery.
May she rest in peace.
Farewell, d ear Wife but not forever,
There Will be a glorious dawn,
We shall meet To part o never
On the resurrection morn.
Tho thy darling form lies sleeping
In the confines Of the tomb
Thou shalt have q glorious waking
When the blessed Lord doth GENE,
~ papers please copy. J. W. l..
HANNA-On the 10Th inst James u. son OF
Andrew and Hannah Hanna, aged II
years.
Relatives and friends are respec' fully invi-
ted 10 attend the funeral nom tho rosidoncs
Of his parents, 7ls l.. Seventh street. on
" ednesday. At 3 O'Clock p. u. Intermsnt-at
Old Swedes' cemetery.
OOOK-ln MIL Creek Hundred, on the 18th
inst Hannah Jane Cook, aged about 70
years.
Relatives and friends are re spectf fully invi-
ted to attend her funeral rom her late resi-.
dence, near Hook essin, on " edDesdsy morn
Ing, " meet at the house At 10 o'clock. Inter.
ment ~ white CLAY Greek cemetery.
CHAMBERS-John X emily son Of Alexan-
der and Fannie hambers, aged IL years, :
months AID days.
hue notice Of funeral will be given.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Cownided ON enc streets.

NEWARK, n. j, Nov. l5-Within
q few doors OF the First Presbyterian
Church In Newark, about O'Clock
lastnight, stood CARR age. In the
shadow OF the tall trees woll-dressed
middle aged man, with young won.
IN leaning on his arm, passed the car
rage. They had gone only few feet
further on when q woman dashed from.
the carriage, and drawing rawhidt
whip from the folds OF her fur lined
circu ar, slsshed 1t smartly across the
recodiug couple
The man turned, recognized hi,
assailant and fled. The woman contin.
IcompAnion three times across the face.
The young woman ran ACROSS thf
street screaming, and attracted large
crowd. Tho woman who made ths
assault entered the carriage and
ordered the driver TO take her to tn,
Market street Depot where, sho tooh
| the train for New York.
| Christie Reynolds, the driver Of the
carriage, says the woman got off tn.
train from New York shortly after
O'clock and told him 10 drive pas
U MON street, and when he saw : mar
and woman leave the house he MAS Il
follow them az far AZ the Market stree
Depot. The couple did not take tina
Toute, but went through Mechanic
street, and when they approached
Broad street he WAS ordered 10 stan,
and wait for the couple to pass. H
describes the woman rs being richl.
dressed and ofa very refined appear
ance.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

Mrs. Gates lectured this afternoon oil
the Second Baptist church on Mitsiil
Work
Miss Jennie Spence, OF this city
started to-day on Q two weeks visit u
her brother, who resides in Brooklyn
N. Y.
Sherman Armstrong, OF this city, ha,
accepted position In the store Of
Crosby & Co. at Columbus, Ohio. ant
will leave for that place In . few days
Miss Sallie TAy Tor, principal OF pub
lie school No. 20, Is confined TO hel
residence, No. 302 King street, with
something like malarial fever.
Oscar lame, civil engineer of tn
EdRemoor Iron Company, hassccepted
position In st. Louie, and left for tina
place last night.
The Rev. K. II. Adams, pastor Of St
Paul's NJ. K. church, will this evening
conduct the union revival service In III,
Central Presbyterian church.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Youthful Burglars.

Soon after IL o'clock Oh Saturt' ~
. house, lag Bird street, was enterei
and robbed of several small articles.
Officer Smith being in the neigh borhood
saw a couple OF colored boys come out
Of the house. The boys were named
Frederick Brown and William Hamil-
ton, he flrst IA years OF age the other
smaller did not know his age. TIE
hou &c WAS found TO be Inhabited by
George Coates and family, but nobod ,
was at homo ut the tune of the robbery
and the doors were locked.
Mrs. NeedhAn and her sOn, Thomas.
both saw the boys come out of th'
house, but cav nothing in their hands
WarrAnts were placed In the hands o
officer Smith, who after long chas,
| arrested the boys and had them locke,
/ mp on Saturday evening. Upon search
Ing The prisoners little toy bank, 1
mouth organ, "a pearl handled penknife
| four pair of socks, one shirt ard som
other small articles were found upor
them. In Browns possession wa
found o bunch of ten keys, one C
which easily unlocked Mr.. Coates
front door. Besides, a pick IN ade from
shoe buttoner WAS found in the buncl
intended for use evidently when ke,
failed.
Mr.. Coates comin home In the after
noon, found that his house had bee
entered, q trunk opened, and the arti
Giles named had been taken. MI
Coates Identified the articles at tn
police he.ring.. this morning, and tn
| prisoners were held in default OF $50
bail, for their appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Fatal SAa,s,atnS.

About 2 o'clock on Saturday after
noon, Lewis Is pulden, a young farm
or residing near Ghes speake CITY, d row,
Into that place in search OF a cnmpau
ion TO 60 cunning with him.
He had . double bArTelsd breech
loading gun In the back OF the buggy
which he WAS taxing out muzz'e fore
ID ost, when both barrels discharge
and the load enteres' his Abdomen, in
fiicting a terrible wound, which cause,
his death in a few minutes after ard
The victim of the accident was wsll-te
do, aged about twenty eight years, an
leaves o wife and one child. He wa
well known in sporting circles, ownin,
q horse which has taken premiums a
Cecil and other county fairs.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16

Thorn as Carroll choked his wife to
death In Boston early yesterday morn
ing, because, having gone home drunk
she lectured him in bed on the subject
giving rise tn sdiepute which lasted for
two hours. He was arrested.
Near Chssterville. Indiana, on Satur-
day, Joseph Chance and his uncle,
Charles, Cad les, renewed an old qna,.
rel, near CAdles' residence, which
| ended In Gables shooting Chance In the
neck with revolver, whereupon Chapc,
seized Gables shotgun, which had beer
set up against q wagon when the troubl,
began, and AS Gables started TO rur
shot him in the back OF the he ad, caus.
ing instant death. Chance gave him
self up.
The wife Of Albert Fritz killed hel
two children and herself In New Yoii
on Saturday by means of cyanide o
potassium. She had quarrelled witt
her husband.
Alice Powell, aged IA years,
farmers daughter, was found murder
ed near Kempville, In Princess Ann
county, Virginia, on Friday night. 4
negro named Cherry, about l8 years o
age, who had been driven from tn
fathers premises q few days before
| VIM brrebNu On . ftutuuy nofhinR vi
suspicion ofbeing the murderer.
Hugh M. Brooks, alias Waiter H Len
nox Maxwell, WAS arraigned in Chicag
on Saturday, under an indictment 70
the murder Of g. Arthur Prel er. H
pleaded not guilty and was remande
TO Jail.
Azari, S,lvestre and Gelsrdi, tn
three tall ans convicted OF the murde
of their country man whose remain
were found In u trunk In Pittsburg la,
May, were hanged on Saturday in Chic;
go.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
Good Exercise.

Walking has long been considers.
the best for Of exercise, and paragraph
after paragraph has been written u
prove the advantages arising from thu
same when Moderately practiced. TIL.
dose saken by John p Rothrock, o.
West Chester, Pa, on Sunday, seem
to have been OF an allopsthic rather
than of q homeopathic character, h.
having lief, that pace IN the morning
on o pedestri n excursion and at moor
dined at the Clayton House in this city
We should think that rather too muci
ola good thing for an amateur, an,
would com mend moderation in exercis
as well NJ in all kinds OF med icine w
have known great strappinR fellow
who must b .Ne IA horse aud carriage {
20 q mile. 10 view OF the walk o! Nj
Rothrock they may we'll be styled laz
lnuta
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
T RIRD EDITION.
tgpcsR II ou 80.

To night and tomorrow night the
Academy o, era Company will appear
mt the Opera House aud prasent"Prince
Me.husale m :" Aai I" Cinderella III
School" ana ne is no doubt bat both
operas will bs Stvsl in the very best
manner. Tns company has Just con
cluded very successfui engagement
In Philadelphia, where IL was pronounc
ed by the p-ess AID public equal to an y
that have ever aapsarrd in that city
Their rendition OF " Prince MethusAl.
en-" Is sad to be unequaled, and
roffsrrInx to tho opera for to-morro "
night the gAlimcre American speaks
~ follows
"CindercllA at school" was produced
ut the Acad ing OF Music last night by
the home opera 60 npany, and scored
enc OF the greatest successes of the
season. The opera Is full OF delightful
music, and the merry pranks OF the
school girls made 1t pleasant even
ing's entertai nmrnt During the opera
many novelties were introduced with
chorus by the pretty girls. several solos
from popu! ar operas by Misses Searle
and Leighton Tue cast Was excellent.
Miss Searls was charming as NiObe.
and Miss Leighton's Merope WAS breezy
and pleasant Miss Minnie De Rue
was particularly good AS Psyche, and
Miss Ballou, W alter a len, A rthur Bell,
Vincent Hogan, and Maurice HAgeman
all deserve mention.
On Friday night the renowned
Camilla Urso will appear In concert.
She Is pronounced the greatest vlolinist
of the present age, and is said To fully
equal those of a generation ago whose
name and fame were world wide.
Ga Saturday night the Madison
Square Company will appear In the
new and popular melO drama Called
Back" Sara Jewstt will appear IN
the leading role, aud ss this is one oil
best dramatic companies before the
public, there is ~ doubt but they W 81
score great eucce--
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
nunscsp., cosr, rien,px..

The first customer called was n
tramp, who said he was going through
the city but tarrying too long at down
town saloon he found his way into the
police cells, and failing to pay the 81
fine and costs required he win be intro
duced 10 the hospiialities OF Fort Ford.
Joshua Emmett" sang ont tn.
clerk, and Joshua, Clearly shaved and
hair combed to one side, stepped for
ward.
Been drunk, Joshua 2"
" Well, bad little liquor, but don't
think was drunk"
" How long since you were over ?"
About four or Ave weeks. Told the
officer l wanted TO go TO the 81 ation, 40 |
could be sent out TO the almshouse,"
You won't stay there when you are
SENT" said Judge Cummins.
Pom honor, will stay this time. "
q and costs, and Joshua Was taken
back, and will tonight sleep In q New
Castle cell.
A demented Young man with a va.
cant stare WAS remanded to the cells
to be taken care OF by his father, who
does not want his home published.
John Parker, and an ebony colored
chunky man, answered What do you
know about him, officer Adams ,
Found John drunk and disorderly
down ct Sixth and Church streets. He
had AN knife In ons hand ard q brich
In the other" "What were you doinl
with that knife open, John ?" USED
dat knife fer topper peturnips, aud had
just ont a cbaw O. trbaccer, when ia
Ar man rested me-" "How about til,
brick ?" Fore God had no brick. :
'Were you drunk and disorderly John?
Yes, guess l was" IS and costs.
Officer Grier found John Craven very
drunk and disorderly down ON the coas
and John admitting the corn, was fine
81 and costs.
Special offirur fostcr appear al agains
Edward Downs, who he fonnd lying II
tho street Sunday morning very drunk
Downs said /: WAS his first offence, hu
that did not clear him from 81 ant
icUs.s.
William j. kcFarlan, and n tai
Western Hoosier came to the bar
IOficer Duffy said that on Saturda,
AFTERNOON he was down on Walnu
street between Fifth and Sixth In al
Intoxicated condition ard threw
istone through window. Where di,
lyon come from, asked Judge Cummins
I"From the State Of Illinois ana q
there Saturday afternoon. Is and coat
for You upon your first introduction I
Wilmington.
| Ohirer Foster charged George Carso
with being drunk and disoiderly.
and ats was the sentence.
Officer Brickle found Neal Lyon An
1hiichael Mcdonald going into = pitche
battle yesterday down in tho neishbor
hood Of Front and Sbiriey. Di
;hey hght very hard ?' asked TIL
IJudke. " Well, they had struck eac
other and had clinched," said office
Brckle. Us each and costa.
John Mclaughlin was brought in b
officer Shields, for being drunk an
disorierly. 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
EDITION,
Dots.

DOt1.
Choice family coal under cover at
Mills, Fourth and Railroaf.
For pure drugs GO TO Frank Il. Smith,
druggist, Fifth and King streets.
Edward McInall proposes TO make
trip to Mexico this winter.
For good coal 20 to Bush's, Freoch
street wharf.
Don't buy . sewing machine until
You have seen the Household. VIM. +.
Crossley, agent, 623 shipley street.
The Household Sewing Machine Is an
improvem ent over all others. VIM. r.
Orossley, agent, 623 Shipley street
Clarence, . Aon of George W. Hollis,
fell and knocked cut two teeth 81 Ninth
and Market streets on Saturday.
Curry's Erysipelas Ointment, sure
and safe remedy for that disease, sold
By Tay Tor Il Fullerton, 302 King street.
Call and zoe the steel engrAvings and
artotyp pes for sale at Yerger's, 4O5 Ship
Icy street. Ali the newest subjects.
The Household Sewing Machine ID
euaran teed for ten years. VIM. +.
Crossley, agent, s23 Shipley street.
This afternoon team belonging to P.
Comb & Co. attached 10 one of Warmers
coal wagons ran away on Fourth street
and injured the wagon.
A runaway took place on Saturday
NOR ming, on the Concord pike, In which
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Kirk were thrown
from the carriage and slightly bruised
The carriage was complete wreck.
Sheriff Ford has appointed James j
Toner OF New Castle deputy sheriff Il
/ temporarily I'LL the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Robert w. Cham
bers.
Samuel stoops, aged seventy-fiv,
years, aud for forty years an engineer
| 81 the Harlan & HolliDgsworth Com
pany's works, was buried from his lat,
residence 61S West Seconi street thi
. n arnOop
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
I'VE HIT THE NAIL
in QUALITY AND PRICE,

The warning of a cold
wave gave business a quick
turn here on Saturday and
the outlook is for a driving
trade to-day.
The knowledge lodged
with the people that there
Isn't such another extraordi-
nary stock OF Clothing at
retail tells, and the quality
and reliability are beyond
question.
The bearing of the great
business is to cut down the
prices below competition
these are capital ones
An Extra Drive in
Overcoats $3.50
A Superior Quality $500
A Mixed Cashmere $40 oe
A Mans reliable
Suit So sc
A Dress Suit, neat
and fine $3.50
You will not have done
1.-THE best with your money i
you miss getting into Oal
Hall to lay it out.
IWanamaker & Brown
| Oak Hall,
is. E. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
A LII SIZE S

To one un'eamel ia the
art of making clothing it ap-
pears to be the easiest thing
in the world to run a retail
clothing establishment. All
lyou have to do is to buy
Your stock, advertise, and
the people will do the rest.
1t looks easy, don't it ? But
looks are deceitful. 1t is
not an easy job, as many
young hands at the bust
ness can tell you. 1t would
be easy if men were all Of
one size, and boys graded
down according to their
ages. But they are not.
1--WE have big men, little
men, straight men, stoop
shouldered men, long and
.hort limbed men, long, lean
men, and short, equatty men
land Of course the garner,
which will fit and please one
will be entirely unsuited for
1.-THE other. We have bic
boys, little boys, overgrown
boys, and boys who seem
to stop growing at II and
never bulge another inch
until they are IS or 20
'IWhen they are IL we fiji
Them out with a suit adapted
for that age, but how woule
a boy of Y look in the same
suit. a No 9 boy in No
lis clothes, SO to speak. Oh
!, us easy 0e,y easy. If1e,
| lyou haze had ten or I/iec,
= years experience, but not be
rEorc.
u We have clothing TO
!, Everybody, and can fit ever,
body, regardless OF size anc
e lage. This is the secret q
Jour success, to a certain ex
client. However, the fac
y: that we are IS per cent
Il below anybody else in prize
,e has had much to do with il
Is For instance, our $l8 suit
J, are worth $50, and on
n neighbors get S2s for them
~ do you see.
Il We sre too b2sy to Sc
IN much about EUR overcoats
r. We have q whole room fu
ne ne ot them, and they are goin
90 out very fast. The pric
ldoes ii.
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
MOrR LOfaS nIn.

Nine more lots of the old almshouse
property, have been sold to Peter j
Ford. Tht y ii c ude both corners at
Second ard Harrison, three at Pleassn
aud Harrison, and four at Front AMI
Harrison. Peter is one OF our most en-
terprislng citizens, and these lots viii
soon DO occupied by neat residences on
places OF business. and = large addition
will ne maize to the assessneut lists
We are pleased TO witpes~ the enter
prise exhi bitod, and pre- .l.c. /, great IN
crease In the value OF property n thu
section of our ely
Daily Republican., 1885-11-16
A valuable Invention.

The patent mineral wool coating for
steam and hot air pipes, invented by
James II. Wood & Co., is daily becom-
ing more appreciated and coming inso
more general use. The patent in the
United States was granted Eovembor
18th, 1884, and the firm has JUS TO
oeived q patent from the Dominion
Government Of Canada, dated October
9Th. 1885. The use OF this patent GOV
ering prevents steam concluding In tn.
pipes, or the radiation OF heat from
pipes leading from heaters to the regis.
teIs, consequently 1t effects q vast saw
ing of fuel, and no one using heate
can well afford - bs si,huut 1t durinI
Size " nteG saas0n.