Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-13
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

at Warren & Co.'S Eagle Market.
Oh! Alturas, how many patriots are
willing to be martyred for thy good!
Some exceedingly elegant work is
burned out by Lund & Anderson. a7tf
Alex. McKibbin's shop Is the place
10 get your horse shod, wagon or min
lug tools repaired. je25m2
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
delivery OF ice to customers. Orders
nav be left at Whitman & Walkers.
Fred. T. Dubois, the retiring United
States Marshal, came in to-day on
the train and will remain a couple Of
days
Next Sunday Father Nattini will
oficate in Bellevue at 9 o'clock a.
M; in Broadford at IL a. M, and in
HALEY at 8 p. m.
The Dial was put awayin the shade
to. day. 1t will be placed in the sun
shine at the proper time to tell what
th, figures are doing.
The ice cream and cake offered by
the Guild Yesterday we're delicious,
AMI financially the project was sue.
cessful, as the receipts were about S45
net.
# Mormon "John" will throw bis
sugar" more lavishly this time than
last. The "tithing" fund will be sub.
ect to his tap. None but traitors &C
cent the Mormon bribe.
Shoup's strikers are gadding about.
Whose will be out camping on their
trail before the primaries? Get out;
the more the merrier; but if the
Doodle is only promise the strikers
mly get left. -
The Gold Belt is developing slowly
but surely. Next year, to the two
mills already there, three or four will
be added. Asthe TIMES has predicted
all along, this belt will eventually yield
hundreds of millions of dollars.
III Jno. r. Hunter, of Bullion, has
leased his inter st In the Red Elephant
and Queen Frscti IN mines to his old
partner, J. w. Wilson, and will leave
for his parents home, at Hunters
Mountain, Nova Scotia, in September,
to remain until spring.
T. P. Baird, of Grande Rends val.
ley, Oregon, will arrive in this valley
within the next two weeks with 100
head of stock, principally mares, for
sale. He will Craze them in this vi
einity all summer. Persons wishing
fine stock for work or breeding should
examine them. m1Otf
| Singular as it may seem, when the
E price of silver is noted, the product
of that metal this year has been
e. 100000 more than last. The de-
mand for silver, however, is so small
that even the mint-purchase of 2,000,-
600 per month, under the Bland Act,
cannot keep the price up.
William Parsons, who has saloon
on Main street, was driving out yes
terday evening; his team became
frightened and upset the buggy,
throwing Parsons out and dragging
him some distance, quite painfully
bruising him. The team ran off and
had not been found at noon to-day.
Tho buggy was badly broken.
Last election purohasable Republ-
cans were taken in and watered at q
Main street house in HALEY; then
with litde Jack Mormon money
n paid them, they walked out the back
door aad voted against the principles
OF the Republic and in favor of the
enemies of American institutions and
laws, and the lecherous beasts that
are filing this country with concu-
E b'nes and bastards.
III During the days Immediately sue
oe,edlng the attempted murder of the
editor of the TINES, he learned how
anxious, smiling and obsequious a
dealer in common and second hand
collins and funeral outfits was. "I'll
blast his beastly hopes and block his
game. I'll be - if III die, but il
90, wrap my body in q blanket
and put it in hole off on the prairie
as far as possible from anybody, espe.
o'ally from such coarse cattle as that
'omr fellow" was what he said.
d. u. Burkhart and wife left yes.
,.erday for Lincoln, Nebraska, where
mr. barkhart will engage in the jew.
CRY business. Before leaving he
pnd up the subscription on the copy
~ the TINES which goes to his mother
~ Iowa, and orderd it continued. He
.'so subscribed for copy to be sem
70 him as he said he wanted to get the
news from this region. Mr.. Burkhart
"a stirring business man and his do
ity.
The Union Generals who were Al
Eb;st'ysburg and are yet alive shoulc
niue their heads in shame at the spec
"'''e they present, wrangling over the