Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-05-25
OFFICE HOURS !:
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

turned out by Lund & Anderson. aft
Mining supplies leading speciality,
1t Swift s Regan's, HALEY and
Bullion.
Genuine Kangaroo dress boots
the finest in Idaho-cheap, at Swift &
Regans.
A magnificent stock of family gro
,eries, at Swift & -Regan's, Haley
and Bullion.
Prospectors' and miners QUILTING
headquarters. Swift & Regan's, Hal
lev and Bullion.
Carriage, house and sign painting
BY Anderberg Bros. Leave orders at
Rupert's drugstore.
Purdum s. Ward have resumed the
delivery Of ice to customers. Orders
NAV be left at Whitman 6 Walkers.
Shoe, fly, don't hodder Nee.
HIM. -.
Painting, paper hanging, and calci-
mining by Hay s. Egert. All work
satisfactory, and prices low. Leave
orders at Burkhart's. m1t26
Harding will attend pro m pity to or
ders for sign, writing, house painting.
paper.hangihg and calcimining. Shop
on Croy, near Main street. m7tf
This promises to be the best ore
shipping month Haley ever saw.
Over 60 carloads are gone already,
and a full week remains to ship in.
Judge Waters, President of the
Lucky Bar Placer Mining Company,
who left Saturday for the seat Of the
.rompany's operations at Glenn's
Ferry, will, return home tomorrow.
Old Judge Doniphan, superintend-
ent OF the Camas No. 2 mill aud mine,
Is said to feel exceedingly Jolly aud
good'humored, just now. There is
evidently something unusual going
on.
John W. Pike, formerly engaged in
mining at Bullion, has assumed edi-
torial and financial charge of the Salt
.. Lake Democrat. Mr.. Pike is an ex-
perienced newspaper man, and under
bis management the Democrat will
prosper as it never did before.
Captain J. A. Eide came up to .day
from Resurrection District, where he
has been putting John Hailey's claim,
the Susie S., in good working order.
Tie reports the ledge showing finely,
and looks for an order from Mr.. Hal
ley to increase the working force.
7. P. Baird, of Grande Ronde 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
cnity all summer. Persons wishing
ane stock for work or breeding should
examine them. m10tf
The Croy gulch bridge across Wood
River was ir imminent danger this
morning, the water having washed
away the old Rowe boom, and driven
some loose timbers and logs against
the bridge. Unless immediate steps
tosave it are taken, the structure will
lnialllbly be washed away.
The grand jury at Blackfoot found
40 indictments, and all but few OF
Them against the Mormon unlawful
cohabitationists. In their report the
Jury said that lack of funds and time
only prevented them from going
ahead and piling up such indictments
neutrality-suspicious. Democrat.
"Tige," which is claimed to have
oeen the best draft horse ever brought
!" Wood River, died suddenly, day
Selore yesterday Of the mysterious
a'sease that is carrying off so many
,herses. He belonged to Hank Luf
KIN: "A splendid mule for which Mr.,
Luikn refused $175 is also dying oil
some disease known as button CHAMBERS
Chris. Johnson, G. S. Carrier and
Iouu Uowan went out to visit the
IA Tsmas No. 2 mine, this morning
i. ane visit is claimed to have no partic.
I significance, but inasmuch as Mr.
o"nson, who is very busy man, does
not have much spare time to waste ir
Unnecessary trips over the country, i,
probable that he has some notion OF
.SIying the property. The price
=. ssSed is said to be 100000, while
"e Offering is only 100000.
.o a bicycle contest has largely be-
r Ume the peoples choice" close
JpGn' II not rivaling, the horse race
H.. IS oy no means strange that the
..'ycle race should so invariabl,
ts sact the public, for a contest Of
,bo 'e beautiful "steeds," the "will-o''
on s'~isp" of modern speed, is indeed
Sn e OF the finest sights, if not the
Glos s IN American sports.-Bostor