Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-19


I. +. Baird, of Grande Ronde val.
ley. Oregon, will arrive in this vallev
within the next two weeks with 120
mead OF stock. principally mares, for
sale. He will Craze them in this vi.
entity all summer. Persons wishing
iine stock for work or breeding should
eAauiihe '''em. mlOtf
son the day of election ANY,
- is good enough to vote,n said
a Democratic candidate for county
office, last Sunday. By this he meant
honest workingmen and Mormons
The latter, if permitted, will vote for
him, but what do the workers and
miners propose?
Buffalo Bill (Wm. Cody had a
grand uncle who owned a large real
estate in Cleveland. He transferred
1t years ago, and now Buffalo Bill,
who has been searching among the
records, is assured by his LAWYERS that
the transfers are illegal, and that he
VIII rec recover the property, now worth
Being earnestly solicited by their
many friends and patrons, the Ladies'
Guild will again open their ice-cream
parlor in the Strahorn brick block on
Thursday, the 10Th inst, at noon, con-
tinuing open during the evening.
Strawberry, vanilla and chocolate
cream and cake at IS cents. All are
cordially invited.
If John Condron continues his pres
ent plan of canvass for the Sheriff's
nomination, it is 10 to 6 that the CD.
posing candidates will, on primary
day, find themselves weak where thew
supposed they were strong. Mr.
Condron is making a strike. from-the
shoulder canvass, and the truth never
yet failed to tell in the end.
Wagon loads of "political docu
ments" are daily sent out from Wash.
ington City. They are intended for
use in the Fall campaigns. Clerks
who are classed as government EN-.
ployes," do the work of folding and
mailing in order that private persons
may forward their chances for cleo.
ton. Uncle Sam foots the bill.
slack" takes early breakfasts and
is working like man for his nomina-
ton. Out in the country precincts he
Is SO popular that when he appears in
sight tits said the ladies and the chill
dren gather about their doors and
sing: "The Campbells are coming
Hi o, Eli OF" Look out, rivals, OF
the Michigan Boy will get there.
A prominent citizen tells the TIMES
that he will wager considerable sum
(which he had in handy that Shour
will be nominated for Congress, and
that he will have a majority Of Alturas
county's delegates in his favor
Stranger things have happened BIZ,
Shoup's nomination would play the
dickens with John Hailey's plans.
Denver recently enjoyed sensation
in the form of a Chinese elopement
Agum Sing Sing got mashed on Yee
Cav; he reciprocated her affection
and they eloped. They we're arrested
at Rawlins and taken back to Denver
where zee Cav is being tried fol
larceny of his sweetheart. Verify, the
course of true love is a hard road tc
travel.
Cassidy and Lockman have spool
ed" If Cassidy is defeated for nomi
nation for Sheriff Lockman pays al
his expenses. If Lockman is nomi
mated Cassidy pays all his expenses
If both are nominated each pays hi
expenses, and if both are defeated
neither pay anything, but both Gu
for a deputyship and the loser quit
the country.
Three DAYS ago the Oregon "exhi
bition car" started east from Portland
1t was stored with all sorts of Oregon
fruits, grain, vegetables, etc., as sam
Piles. The car is in charge of news
paper editor, and goes to St. Pau
Minneapolis, Des Moines, and othe
cities in the Middle West. Its object
Of course, is to show the products Q
the coast in the interest of commerce
A few months ago the TIMES pub
lished the fact, and vouched for il
that HALEY would have a depot an
work would begin in August. Thi
is August, and the U. P. Compan
has begun the work, which will adj
more to the welfare of HALEY in tn
eyes of people from abroad who com
here than all the talk of blatherskite
ever would. The TIMES reporter wa
"given taffy," said the Salt Lake Tri
bune, but it is materializing in mos
welcome way.
Judge Baskin, who went to Wash
ington last spring to lobby against tn
Mormon gang, is back home in Sal
Lake City. Notwithstanding the gres
splurge especial kilograms" made c
his mighty work, he, in long inte'
view with Tribune reporter, Prae
tically tells the anxious people VIII