Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-12

OFFICE HOURS
} LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Another vain day, for which the
kanchers are thankful.
Choice cuts Of beef, veal, and lamb,
Warren & Co.'S Eagle Market.
81 Oh! Alturas, how many patriots are
wiling to be martyred for thy good !!
Some exceedingly elegant work is
burned out by Lund & Anderson. a7tf
The new road to Germania Basin
5 completed and Ketchum is happy.
w. G. b. Allen, Of the Shoshone
journal, is in town, and will remain
BILL tomorrow.
Alex. McKibbin's shop Is the place
b get your horse shod, wagon or min
Ing tools repaired. je25m2
And now Lennon will have to
rustle; he is opposed by Sidebotham
for Probate Judge.
Miss Geneva Sharps left yesterday
Tor Bolton Springs, where she will
make her home this season.
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
Aelivery of ice to customers. Orders
nav be left at Whitman & Walkers.
A. J. Jackson is mentioned as a
candidate for County Commissioner,
subiect to the vote of the Republi-
can delegates.
John Condron and James Black
started out complete outfit and three
men to the Gold Belt, to-day, to work
Dn their claims there.
Let our people recollect that the
selection of reliable and honest men
is legislators is the most important
auestion before them this fall. Put
bone but honest men on guard.
Dave Ethel, of Rocky Bar, is re-
ported to be candidate for the Leg
stature. MIR. Ethell is said to be be.
yond the lobby influence, either of
iormons or professional corruption
ISIS.
George Ferris, of Lost River
large stockman and merchant at Arco
is much spoken Of for the Legisla-
lure. Mr.. Ferris is highly esteemed
by the people of his section, which is
= good sign.
Herman Schaub, Superintendent of
the Climax and Commodore mines,
left to day for Lost River, where he
has several hundred head of cattle
That need looking after. He will re,
turn in about one week.
tbs funny how people try to cover
lp facts when man dies or kills him
Pelf, especially if he is a member Of
Pome gang who will stand by thief
even il he is Of them. But the world
5 not deceived by such stuff.
Ed. Smith is in from Crichton, on
'amas Prairie. He reports the out
ook for grain somewhat unsatisfac-
Pory, but says that he will have some
pice seed oats that will amply repay
bis time and trouble in raising it.
Voters Of Alturas must not forget
hat there will be opportunities to take
Pr'bes in the next Legislature. Don't
end any men there WHO are without
penny now because too lazy to
york and who will sell out Alturas
for 800 or SO.
The ice cream parlor of the Ladies'
iulld, in the Strahorn block, was lib
rally patronized this afternoon. The
zee cream and cake are delicious, be-
ing home made. The parlor will re-
nam open this evening, "as long as
my one comes," says one of the ladies
10 charge.
t.. P. Baird, of Grande Rende val
icy, Oregon, will arrive in this valley
sithln the next two weeks with 100
lead Of stock. principally mares, for
ale. He will Craze them in this vi.
unity all summer. Persons wishing
me stock for work or breeding should
xamine them. m1Otf
Jack" Campbell, who is a candi-
'ate for Sheriff, was born in Roches.
r' Oakland county, Michigan, June
list, 1853, and has never been outside
ne United States more than two
"eeks in his life. The smart Alexis
~no have stated he was a foreigner
Fold falseh
William Fl. Atkinson is in from the
'old Belt, where he has been work
ng on one of his claims, the past six
weeks. He reports two feet of fine
'ade milling ore in the tunnel, but is
70 OLD prospector to get excited
ver that, and says that he will dc
i're develormentvnwork before he
Peslns to blow.
among the laws that the persons
no compose the next Legisla'
ufe should have enacted is one max
~ 1t a felony for people WHO do no,