Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

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What q lot of sore heads there
must have been in San Francisco this
morning.
G. Fl. Moore will leave to morrow
for Shoshone, where be will open a
restaurant.
Alex. McKibbin's shop is the place
to get your horse shod, wagon or min
ing tools repaired. je25m2
Carriage, house and sign painting
by Anderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Rupert's drugstore.
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
delivery of ice to customers. Orders
NAV be left at Whitman & Walkers.
If the Republicans get their Gum
off in good shape, what a rafting
among dry bones there will be in the
courthouse!
The TIMES will wager a dozen
cigars that Judge Lewis Gf he will
accept) will be one of Alturas coun-
tvs legislators.
If Shoshone has representative in
the legislature, she could not send a
more competent man than A. S. SEN
ter Would he go9
"A lot of ore was brought into the
Haley Sampling Works, yesterday,
from the Commodore mine, up Croy
guleh, belonging to Captain Guyery
EThe Bellevue Herald reports an i'm
portant strike in the Relief mine,
which adioins the Minnie Moore, and
is owned by Fl. E. Miller and Others.
The ledge is three feet wide, and car
ries some gray "copper"
/Carl Hartung has bought the lot
naxt to Murphy's, on Main street.
He is carpenter and builder. He
will open beer gardens and believes
that every man who attends to
to- je23tf
A. Adams, the standby merchant
of ketchum, tells the TINES that bust
ness is steady and as firm as ever.
There are no f1irts in business, but it
is quietly going on with as good
showing as usual. "Still waters run
deep"
In making up the states, gentlemen
of HALEY, don't forget that there are
other places in Alturas beside HALEY.
A fair distribution of nominations and
perfect good faith on election day is
the true policy and the only polite
and honorable way.
The shipments of freight by rail
from HALEY during the past month
were in excess of those for the same
month last year. In July, 1885, they
were 2,l6s,743 pounds; this year they
were 2,293,445 pounds-an excess of
10000 pounds over July, 1885.
7. P. Baird, of Grande Rende val
ley, Oregon, will arrive in this valley
within the next two weeks with 1870
head of stock. principally mares, for
sale. He will Craze them in this vi
e'nity all summer. Persons wishing
hne stock for work or breeding should
examine them. ml0tf
III IS amusing to see weak and un-
tutored men try to be severe. They
invariably mistake vulgarity for sever.
ity, and in their efforts to be sarcastic
only exhibit ignorance and lack of
strength. Vulgar personalities reflect
on nobody but the badly-reared ass
who utters them.J
One pleasing feature in the contest
Tor Auditor and Recorder on the
part Of Captain Gum will be that he
Is a polished gentleman and will not
stoop to the low methods of canvass
tnat too often mark such contests.
he Will leave slang, low-modes and
vulgar words for those whom such
olackguardism please, beGt and be-
come.
Although there has as yet been no
change in the time of arrival and de-
parture of trains on the Wood River
Branch Railway, a change is ex-
pected about the first of next month,
as lew days ago Assistant Superin-
tendent Leslie, of the Idaho Division,
animated that the company was en-
oeavonng to effect an improvement
In the matter.
Hold on! hold on! Shoup has not
opened that sack yet awhile. Don't
anticipate too strongly, boys, because
men often starve to death orematureIy
on the thoughts of getting a good
meal: 1t will be time enough to
smack your lips when Shaup "opens."
sorry to throw cold water on your
SHINING anticipations, but really the
sack Is yet unopened.
A case is docketed in California that
'n'erests newspaper men. A trial for