Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-05

killed San Francisco msn H. mas
ing IN his alimentary canal and c eons
ing inflammation. This Should I hs .
wara'ng against Temperance drinLs !"
AZ 'east' topcrs will so hold.
Mine owners who, appreciat;nc ,no
n ~Is,s to be derived by the dis.
Play' intend to contribute ore.sneo;.
mems for the New Orleans Exnos;,;on
should send them in at once to J. a
rupert, Haley, who is speciaI conn., ~
missioner for Wood River.
The Silver City Avalanche states
that another cleanup of Ore F;no ors
oy Mr; Regan yielded s32 ,ol9.;9. the
oo'k OF which was obtained from "a
tons OF ore, which ne,ted at the rate
OF *o1| per ton. More of the same
Mr.. Regain. ''' "
>. j. Tracy respectfully insists up.
on people calling and squarinp IN al
OLD accounts. He must have MONEY
ana concludes the best place to oct t
IS from those who owe him. Al in
debt to the old firm of Tracy & Foote
please take notice. .ot1o
II your hair is turning gray, don't
use the poisonous dyes which burn
out Its life and produce MANY diseases
OF the scalp. Ayers Hair vigor is
positively harmless, and will restore
the natural color of the hair, stimulate
its !. growth, and bring back its youth.
full gloss and beauty.
Various parties are still threatening
to put in mill on Camas Prairie. At
an early day. Such concern would
undoubtedly pay, and give great i'm.
Petus to ranching in the Garden of
Idaho; but it is evident that some
time must elapse before any one will
have the courage TO make the required
investment.
Purdum 4 Ward having bought out
Mr.. Treats ice business, will supply
his customers and do their level best
to increase the business. They are
active, punctual and obliging, and are
bound to succeed.
w. S. Mccormick and family have
arrived in Salt Lake from the East
and Europe. Mr.. Mccormick will be
up here soon, to look at the Eureka
and other Bullion mines, with the pos.
sible view of causing resumption of
work in the Bullion-Ophir tunnel and
the Eureka.
G. w. foyer was down from Ket.
chum to-day. He said that the smelt
ers are working right along, with ore
enough on hand to run until the first
of February, if they don't get another
load, and that the outlook at Ketchum
is very good indeed.
During the month of September
there were IA homestead, four timber
culture, four desert land and seven
presumption entries, two final home
stead entries, three final proofs OF
ketchum town lots, four declaratory
statements on the same, ID mining
applications, two mineral entries ana
one soldiers additional homestead en-
try filed in the Land Office at HALEY.
Mr.. Richardson, the Clerk of the
Second District Court, who has been
here during the past three or four
days, and has had ample opportunity
to judge, says that he observes much
more cheerful feeling in town, among
all classes of the population. The
people are more confident than ever
of the permancncy Of this region, bus,
ines seems to be more nearly on a
cash basis, and while no one seems to
be getting rich very dly,everybody
seems to be doing we'll. Mr.. Rich
ardson is quite right; and that has
been the experience here from the
start. All who have attended to bus
mess, have done well.