Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-23
Local JOTTINGS.

6IluIe, o'f
The Jeffersonian Club of Demo-
Gratis is steadily growing.
The mercury stood 1ol at 4:20 p.
IN in the shade, Yesterday.
The great New York Brewery boy
colt has fizzled out completely.
The railroad boys will vote solidly
for Kinney delegates, it is said.
Choice cuts of beef, veal, and lamb,
Of Warren & Co.'s Eagle Market.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. aft
Ketchum Republicans ask for Sher-
if and Assessor only of the 16 officers
to be elected.
Thirteen delegates from the north
will cast their votes for Cassidy for
Sheriff, it is said.
Alex. McKibbin's shop Is the place
TO get your horse shod, wagon or min
inc tools repaired. je25m2
Sheriff Furey left yesterday for
Utah on official business. He will re-
turn about Friday next.
Fitzgerald, of Nebraska, was elected
President Of the National League at
the Chicago Irish convention.
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
delivery of ice to customers. Orders
NAV be left at Whitman & Walkers.
The verdict in the Chicago Anarch-
lists cases was ready Saturday. At
this writing it has not been received
here.
1t is probable that L. Schweitzer or
Fl. l.. Dickinson will be the chairman
of the Ketchum delegation, so the
TIMES hears.
1t is we'll to recollect that order and
organization are the surest steps
toward success in political as we'll as
military campaigns.
L. Schweitzer, the prosperous and
wide awake Ketchum merchant, rode
down to Haley Yesterday where he
met his host Of friends.
The Idaho Reporter "blushes" for
Mr.. Hawley's square back-down on
the Mormon question and his low
trucking to that element"
Lead in New York to-day, $4.75
per 100 pounds; silver, 9ls per ounce.
Silver is evidently approaching slow
ly, and promises to continue doing SO.
If you need any dental work done,
call on DR.. Burkhart, over Tracy's,
and you will find him prepared to
do every operation known to dent
istry. a2Otfd&w
Recollect, miners, there are no more
than 50 or so days left of the good
weather for getting ore out to be
worked, as the seasons usually run in
this section.
Dune. Mcdonald and Slade (the
Maor) will have match with 4-ounce
gloves, eight rounds, in the Walker
Opera House, Salt Lake City, next
Saturday, August 2Sth.
If one quarter that is said and pub
lished about Alturas county is true, it
is politically one of the most corrupt
places under the sun.-Reporter.
But fortunately it is not true.
Rumor has it that all sorts OF CUES.
tons will be made issues in the coun.
ty campaign. The chief issues should
be the integrity, fidelity, honesty and
competency of the candidates.
Frank ]. Cannon, son of George
O., the refugee "Apostle," (D has
served out his term in the peniten
tiary, paid bis fiue, and returned tc
the bosom of Weber Stake, at Og.
den.
The Assistant Secretary of the In
terror decides that a co-ewner of q
mine has no right of appeal on q
protest. The case went up from
Leadville. The Lucy b. Hussey lode
was involved.
The Assessorship bids fair to be &
considerable bone of contention
ketchum, Bellevue aud Haley have
entered the lists with Russell, John
son and McKibbin booted and spurree
ior the contest.
Jake Lockman insists that tina
"pool" business was not stated cor
.rectly. No matter, "Jake;" just bea
"Hank" aud make him "put up" TO
the bother he puts you to. Sir Johi
Falstaff will see to the pool.
Judge Lewis, of the law firm 0
Lewis & Bonestell, San Francisco
and an ex Judge of the Supreme
Court of Nevada, died in Yuma, Ari
iona, last Tuesday night. Judg'
Lewis was about so years old.
The West Shore gives an il!ustra
tion of the Oregon University. Th
buildings are massive and fine in ap
.pearance, but they do look awful.