Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-04-21

Tas water company.
Silver in New York vesterdor
s1.O15 per ounce; lead $40 per 100
pounds.
Dahlia roots, tiger-lily bulbs. tube.
roses and gladiolas-at Tracy's drug
store. a6to6o
Fresh cauliAower, green peas and
lots of nice things at KEEPER &
Winn's. 21t3
Superintendent Havens's team ran
away, about noon to-day, but did no
damage.
J. L. Cederholm returned from the
East last Monday. His trip was sat.
isfactory in every respect.
Who picked up satchel on the
Bellevue road? 1t belongs to Mr..
Schwamb. Please send it to him.
At the Midas mill, on Raft river,
last Sunday night, it was SO cold that
ice TO med half an inch thick.
Three seamstresses are wanted by
Mrs. Hicks. Good wages to compe
tent hands. Apply first door north of
the Theater.
Rustlers are what are wanted in
new country. Any able-bodied man
or woman can get employment in this
region, by ''rustling" for some.
Will no one move in the matter of
throwing bridge over Wood River
at Star gulch? Such bridge would
bring considerable trade to HALEY.
Call on Charles Ahistrom, the first
class photographer, corner of Bullion
and First avenue, HALEY. He is
turning out better work than ever seen
on Wood River heretofore.
Spring and summer clothing, latest
Eastern styles. Send for an illus
trated catalogue, mailed free.
Address, RED House,
Sacramento.
There is a wife beating scrub in
town who viii! soon have cause to
curse the TINES, if he does not
refrain from insulting passers-by on
the street
William Kennedy will organize a
committee, tomorrow, to obtain work
for the newcomers, Tell him all
about the chances of employment,and
he will get the help, free of charge.
J. F. Cliff has procured tasty
railing for the grave of his son, Byrd,
who died last year. 1t is made of
gas-pipe principally, and cost only
800, or IS to $40 less than wood
railing.
The ditch on Main and correspond
ing streets should be cleaned out
without delay by the l. & o. L. |. Co.,
whose business it is to keep it unob.
struoted and we'll supplied with flow
ing water.
Some monkeys are always in a
hurry to "get aboard when the bell
rings" only to find out, when they
have committed themselves by jump
ing on, that the boat is not ready to
start at all.
Elias Folk, of Franklin, o., part
ner of Messrs. Woodward and Mont
gomery in some mines in this region,
arrived to-day. Mr.. Woodward would
have come himself, but being laid up
sent Mr.. Folk instead.
While John Gilman's horse stood
hitched on Main street, this city, yes
terday afternoon, some scrub cut the
new ariat. Mr.. Gilman feels very
indignant at this exhibition of cussed-
ness, and offers $40 reward for the
discovery of the culprit.
Dry goods cheaper than ever before
in the history of this Coast. Eastern
frelghts less than one-fourth old rates,
If you want to save money, send for
catalogue, mailed free.
Address, RED HOUSE,
Sacramento,
Ike Culp and John w. Wilson
were arrested last night, in this city,
for discharging firearms on the streets.
They were taken before Justice Lem
mon to-day, who discharged Wilson,
and fined Culp $40 and costs.
Agent Riley, of the l. & o. L. |.
Co., will call upon the citizens of Hal
ley in a few days, to ascertain how
many want surface water for trees and
gardens, this summer. The bitches
are being cleaned preparatory to turn
ing on the water next Monday.
Everybody should constitute him
self or herself a committee of one to
secure employment for the men and
women who are coming with Dr.
Rises colony. The train left Omaha
Yesterday. If those on the way
like this region, they will soon be fol
lowed by thousands of Others.
The immigrants who will arrive
mere Friday or Saturday cannot ex,
pect us to board and lodge them, and
cuddle them, and pet them, and mon
kew with them all the time; but they
should be informed of any show oil
employment, told of the ruling wages