Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-11
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Having is about finished, and the
result is scarcely half crop.
Choice cuts of beef, veal, and lamb,
at Warren & Co.'S Eagle Market.
Some exceedingly elegant work is
turned out by Lund & Anderson. a7tf
Alex. McKibbin's shop Is the place
to get your horse shod, wagon or min
ing tools repaired. je25m2
Justice Lennon went to the Red
Fish Lakes to-day. He probably
went to look for that bear.
The stamps of the Camas No. 2 mill
were to have been hung up yesterday,
owing to the lack of water.
Purdum & Ward have resumed the
delivery of ice to customers. Orders
/ may be left at Whitman & Walkers.
Another hot day was this, and the
musk melons, string beans, sweet peas,
etc, were greatly benefited in con-
sequence.
Colonel Wall came IN on the train
to-day to attend to some important
business, and left for the south on the
Il return train.
Tomorrow evening beauty and ice
cream mixed, in Strahorn brick block.
Seasoned Asyou want it for two bits
Cheap enough.
Work is going on as usual on the
i Western Reserve, owned by JenDey,
4 Watt, and others; also on the Quaker
\ City, hard by.
Commissioner Squire, CT New York
n City, is on trial for malfeasance in Of
s. flee, and a second Tweed case is be-
ing rapidly developed.
y Don't forget that in November very
few voters will be in the mountain
precincts. aThose are the places to
watch for election frauds.
James Gum, who has announced
himself candidate for Auditor and
Recorder, will be at Gilman for the
next ten days, where letters will reach
him.
Regain, the carpenter, who nearly
chopped off his left foot couple of
weeks ago, had the stitches taken out
this morning, and is able to walk
about.
K. A. White, Judge, orders the Re-
publican primaries of Haley to be
held in Justice Lemons office on the
21st inst, between the hours of 2 and
7D~m.
n The nights now remind one of the
season OF Autumn, when the maple
trees turn to gold and the redwood
vine runs like a sad regret from out
the earth.
A gentleman of this city received
word yesterday that some wealthy
parties of WalIa Walla intend to en-
gage in the stock business in Alturas
county next year.
The streets at early morning are
covered by blackbirds. If house.
keepers like "four and twenty black
birds baked in pie" they can gather
the birds easily, almost enough at one
shot.
81 1t is probable the Democrats will
hold their convention in Metropolitan
Hall, over Jacobs saloon and billiard
room, at Ketchum. Lemonade will
be handy, if the boys do have warm
time.
1t is reported that Colonel Brodhead
OF ketchum is Democratic candidate
Tor Probate Judge. AS he could not
be Marshal, and was not certain Of
being Recorder, the Colonel proposes
to try the Judgeship "a whack."
Damage by lightning is so infre.
quent in the Pacific Northwest as tc
Dc worthy Of special notice. G. B
ide's fine residence in Spokane Falls
w. l., was struck recently, badly de
mollshed and burned. Loss, $1,000
The cars have been hoisted, the ore
track removed, and the entire work
,ngs OF the Parker mine closed down
work there will not be resumed unit
arrangements are completed to drive I
tunnel that will tap the vein at deptl
OF several hundred feet.
Up to last evening the TIMES hat
been informed OF n persons whc
were candidates for the four office
OF Recorder, District Attorney, AS
SCISSOR and Sheriff. Out OF that mum
DER Ks are sure TO be defeated, ant
possibly the entire crowd.
\, one OF the few good things Bill
wye has written OF late was the fol
lowing to friend VINO asked for hi
autograph: "nea- Sir: In the alb
s senoe OF my amanuensis you vii
A'h"iy excuse me if / write my auto
graph myself. Yours, Bill NYE."
m hetchum people say Jake Lockma
VIII get the support of all the north
81" part Of Alturas county, and th