Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-07-02
LOCAL JOTTIN0s.

Sals q this Office.
Harding has one of the best paper
hangers on the river.
Warren & Shepherd have reopeaed
the old Dan. Harrington saloon.
The Owyhes Avalanche announces
that khs late Indian scare was myth.
All orders for Purdam & Wards
doe should be left At William &
Walkers.
~ Tho highest price paid for fresh
butter, eggs, and chickens, at the
English Kitchen.
Chicken dinner and ice cream.
every Sunday at 4 O'Clock, at Tim.
. Nunroe's English Kitohe".
Forty dollars will buy new sewing
machias which cost $65. Must be
ssld a. owner Is going away. Ask ut
TINES Office.
Frank Brown, one of tho owners Of
the Big Copper group, Lost River, is
in Haley, aud will remain until after
the Fourth.
Give Warren 4 Shepperd a call. at
their Comstock saloon. They have
. cosy place, and their liquors and
oigsrs are FIRST class.
The machinery for the Champlain
Company's new mill probably
reached the Gold Belt to day, as the
most of it left here Saturday evening.
A match game of base ball was
played, yesterday, by Bellevue and
HALEY juvenile mines. The Gate
City ball tossers got waxed. Score:
IA to 8.
j. S. Waters, of this city, will
deliver the Grafton at Spring creek,
ON the Fourth. The people down
there have gotten up an elaborate
program, and expect a large crowd.
John Walker came from Bellevue,
to-day, to swear out warrant gainst
C. H. Isbell, who forged Mr.. Walk
er's name to check for $1O4, got
the money. then stole horse and
dscamped.
The King of the West mill is ex-
pected to be ready to start up by the
18th OF Goth of this mouth. The
company will therefore probably be
ain shape to declare dividends by the
6rst of September.
S. NJ. Friedman, the sheep man,
has begun a suit against the cattle
men who sued out an Injunction
ordering him to remove his sheep,
last fall. from the ranges Of Western
Alturas. Mr.. Friedman claims 49,
600 damages.
Lund & Anderson, the ,nercha t
tailors, can. be found on Bullion
street, next door to DR.. Browns
Office, where they offer better bar.
gains than ever in imported and do.
mestic suitings, OF the latest patterns,
in the most fashionable styles.
The Triumph Company, which has
. mountain of ore opened out, ready
to stope, is not shipping pound.
The company could, by building a
concentrator, ship a carload a day
easily, for an indefinite period; bu,
it will not do SO until the freigh,
rates are reduced to $40 or less.
In less than 10 minutes, yesterday
afternoon, u Chinaman killed Is trou,
with club. He stood in the water
near deep pool in which he moved
his club; and as the speckled beautie.
ma 10 for shallow water the heather
struck them a blow, fetching then
every time. "rhe Chinese Must Coz
The "Oregon boot" which Hurley
had on when he escaped from Jail
was found in the river, under tn,
bridge across Wood River, this sid,
of Kstchum. Hurley evidently wen
out into sparsely-settled country
and the Sheriff ought therefore to b,
able to get on bis trail without mucl
trouble.
X. A. Walden and Thomas Wait, o
Soldier, we're brought in to day
charged with malicious mischief i,
destroying Seth Heath's dam. Thi
is probably the first of long serie
of suits and counter-suits about waite
on Camss Prairie, that will occup
our courts aud lawyers during tn
next decade.
The owners of the Ophir, Yanke
Blade, and Bslcher mines, ON Boulde
creek, who have shipped an averag
of II carloads Of ore per week sine
the LIST Of May, intend to shu
down in a few days. They have Oh
or two carloads Of ore out on tn
dump which they will ship, but vii
extract no more At present.
The famous Poorman group, of l
mines, has just passed. to the owner
ship Of English capitalists. Thus d
our most promising mine propertie
end eager purchasers abroad, Will
our tsllow-countrymen disdainfull
turn their nose at them. The latte
will probably come to their sense
on this subject, when it shall be to