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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-04
LOCAL JOTTINHS.

First class j,b work done cheaply
and expedi,iously, at this office.
| am selling percale and calico
shirts at cost. GEORGE nNih''
&c. Fox sells ladies', misses and
children's shoes at Eastern prices.
Mrs. McIver, who has been visiting
in Shoshone during the past month";
has returned.
Come and examine the Woodbury.
Frui, Jar, and you will use no other
GEORGE KRIEG.
Professor Faris, of Shoshone, has
come 10 to assist in copying the pub
lie records for Logan county.
The Ladies' Guild will meet at the
residence of Mrs. f Is. True, Wednes'
day June 9TH, at l;3O p. m.
Mrs. Pow Smith will lecture under
thu auspices of the w. G. 7. U.-'n
the Methodist Church, III this ci'y'
this evening.
Grant Tilden and party OF cap'-
tslists interested i'll some OF our MINES
are expected from St. Louis t0-"o''
row.
Ifvou desire the best and cheapest
ice on Wood River, see A. nj. Fur
DUN or leave orders at Wilma" "
SAM. MILLsArs.
Mrs. Sarah Roach will keep 10
sale. to families and Others, all ki"a
of fine pastry, bread, etc. her es'a'
lishment is at Rupert's corner.
Work was commenced this morn'n
on the new road to the bridge acres
Wood River at Croy gulch-'n
county to pay half the expense y"
the Board Of Trade the other hall
Now is. good time to order YOU
Drsss Suits for the HALEY Spring
Hotel opening. If you delay, yo
msv no too late. Z. ANDERSON,
may NC WV The Tailor.
co,oW. S. Mack's to have yo'
house, sign and carriage pa''n' on
nsnrr.h.nsing, calcimining' etc. don
and carpets taken up and re'a'd'
Tbs railroad boys all along the NJ
..ka a great interest in the i"pros
msnts At the HALEY Hot Springs a.
there is no doubt but that ~"o" y
resort shall be thrown open "a"y y
them will be frequent ''s''o's
Ono Of the boys at Poc.tel'o reos 81,
told a TINES reporter that we s";
denend on Eve or six of them com,
her. every Saturday, to stay over
til Monday. ar,
W.kefulness at night is q :e''
SAMARITAN NEEvISE cures ~,
hence is q blessing. at o'oss'
$3.50, or 4 for IS. - c.v,n11
.When we say that oAAA Ma ~
NrnviHE cures rheumatism we ~ u;
;.."-Frisco Journal. At 0foss'
Cured one of my patterns , W
lepsy, and also greatly n pa.n,y.
Tor paralysis. On; !. nh1 ~ il
Roseville, Warren TO- II
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-04
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the Haley Ao, .S
p,.tofsce for the week ending June !, ieos.
Persons calling for any of these Letters Will please
say Advertised"
Bsters. Mr. Geo hogan, va.
BrRnce, f 1elo:s = G",nellv
Dorlay, Mrs John haEf'ns'A
GUY HAMMER. Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-04

~Locat,on notices. for eoth iode
.,i placer claims, for sale at the
TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-04
Alturas County Warrants at Par

Alturas county warrants, drawn
aoainst the current expense fund,
received at par at this office, in pay
ment of subscription or Advertising
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-04
Blanks! Blanks! Blanks!

The following blank forms are tor
sale, for cash only, at the TIMES Office:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-04
There's NOTHING like II.

1s,un uo nvFc Cssos FtalAers and RibAons,
WAMUHU OIEO Easvi Eeeaafi EeomosjcaU
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-06-04


and show a full volume of business
for the season, the bank exchanges
outside New York exceeding last
years by about Z per cent. At Mil"
waukee trade larger than last years
is considered disappointing, because
it falls short Of expectations, and that
is probably the fact at many other
points. Collections, however, are
rather slow there, and "not over
oood' at Kansas City, and at Ph.la'
delphia poor in boots and shoes
clothing aud groceries, but the gen
u eral tenor of reports on that point II
P rather more favorable. Money II
1t everywhere in sufficient supply, ant
> the light demand causes unusua
y plethora at some points. The West
ern distributing centres are all en-
h couraged by exceptionally taSoraol
crop prospects, which are also f-l. !
ip speculative markets. Wheat has a.
IN clined l cent to S14, and was eve
re lower during the week; oats ha'
n declined II cents and corn ! Ger
with but moderate sales. Pork pr
ducts are shade weaker, and flo
10 to 80 cents prr barrel lower.
10 "a little improvement appears
exports, about 6 per cent. over II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

There il one feature IL the roheeTy
vs Nsinr wham In Arsscns several
days ago whash raakes II particularly
distressing. Tho tseasare whieA vas
sselsn vas essseiAisy In his possession
a. "a araay psvmssser. and he Is 49,
eosssssAeie Scr 4 10 the government.
In ether sosSa<. the heavy loss 81.
fab aren Mssur whssa or bis honsis.
saea ard net aren the gevsgnwent.
of searse. Il i desirable that usiscers
- bod strscsly ssxe.asshie far naeney
Entrusted - sh~a b. the suvsrnmesl.
has tAe circumstances of the rcAa~ry
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LErr TWELVE THOUSAND.
A United States ssfI-r Leaves aGene,
ond No Heirs.

Washington Corr. Boston Herald
The case OF Thomas Conaor. 4
United States sailor. who died in the
naval hospital At Philadelphia Pa,
last December. Is the subject OF con-
siderable discussion in the navy de-
partment. Upon the death Of ConnnF
II was discovered that be had si2.00d
deposited In Philadelphia. New York
and Boston. aud In the absence Of any
relatives being known. the state Of
Pennsylvania at once entered . claim
for the same. on the ground that the
deceased had died within that state.
The ravy department referred the
matter 20 the Encouragement. who
rendered . decision 70 the elect that
the money should be covered into
the United states treasury. death hav-
INK occurred in ~ institution belong
ing TO the general government This
decision viii be referred 10 congress 81
is next session. together with other
facts In the case. snd If no legal heirs
are forthcoming by that time. the
money will be disposed og accordingly
after due advertisement. The crit.
cisn that IL now current Il In effect
that The ground on which pennsyI.
vsnia based her claim 10 the money
was not the best that could have been
taken. ard that II her officials has!
eausbiaed With those OF New York and
Massachusetts,. each claiming . rigns
10 the money ON derosss In the banks
esxion 81 tho attorney general might
hare been different. and many think
In view Of the peculiar facts in The
CASE, Is should be Ia favor Of the state.
andaEainst tho United states govern
snent.
The history OF Thomas Conner i,
enc 81 ths qtaeerast on record. ane
there Il 40 knowledge oil bis faraiis
connections. lie entered the navy ID
lisa. serving en4 twenty-nine vessel.
during period Of thirty mine years
and Sea months. VIXEN, at the age o.
t2 years. he was reviewed In the naval
hospital NJ Philadelphia. disabled by .
! severe attack Of rheumafism. I'll.
service v&s rs sa abie seaman, and,
t1oash Of very steady and saving hass
it,. be Was not known 90 possess more
money than the average blue jscket.
To hare accumulated BY saving the
aafcant he left, hts entire pay mus,
have been pas on interest - soon a
due. ard kept compromising. Al
though known throughout the service
tn thousands who had been shipn ate.
With binA. ne one can recall ths
slightest remark ever made BIZ him Il
give elew % his birthplace or TIA
uaue OF any relative. Hts effects
searched after death. do not yield am
esses and the osily open question nox
-. shall the United States take shs
money 30 swell the Surplus, or vilI i
he divided among the states where i
/. + slrposstrd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17
NOTICE OF SALE.

In and BY virtue Of duly executed articles
OF assignment 10 me- made and delivered
By tho Moore Manufacturing Company, On
the 2ls< day Of Veterinary. l192. hereby
give notice, that al the property including
accounts and hooks % account. belonging
my possession, VIII he offered fus sn1e In
such parcels - shall seem most advisable,
~ puhlic auction for cash 70 the higheok
bidder, on the 18th day of Nay, 1s6o. & the
h6tx % 81 O'Clock In the fore1oon Of that
day.
Laboratory, IN the rear Of the Butler build
ing In this city. TH02 T. ETTKLIs
pa4,d seast1e. N.y lssa'
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esa. er..t. rssan, xsaansas.
Fasis.ie'phia Ballssin

Sasses&ss5tk&S8 ntsafft1Es
The New Workers demanded that
General Grant be buried in their city.
snd. in The hFst irnpnlse os thesr sor-
rcw at his death. offered to build Q
ssrsrt monument Mt cost OF hall =
nsIlscn dollars. The fanaily yielded 10
sheir appeal. and the people scqniesc<xs
fn their decision. Bat the universal
wish. esfssde of New York, uas that
the city al Washington sAould be
ehos<ss fer the insernsent and for the
rsununaent. and she total failure al
the New Workers 20 fullili thesr sronn-
iss i proc. that the peorss were
vtskt. The sases where General
GRATIS remains lie Il hard ss rxzeh
ard she tomb is ssahhy one. The
bail EafliIeu monument Will never be
erected. and The proper fhinx % DO Is
- rpmsese khr honossd remains 20 the
national eapstsl Then TIE govern.
asaesas ard the people cE the whole
eaantry vii see that worthy sarau-
ssssEss + erected. This cannot be In
Sew York.
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Seattle Coal and Iron ca.

ne annual xaee<iux Of the stoekhol1ery
Tor the elecfjon Of board 81 trustees. and
70 tSnuaact szch other busine<s Is raay hc
brought betoee the meeting. WIN take
place q The of5ee Of the company in the
c1fy q seeff5e % the i5<h day Of May.
1873. - o'ciork p m
The transfer hooks viii Close * o'clock
p N, NAYS. ia, and rsopen - 10 e'fsoel
. N Nay ". 1S6e-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

As Was anticipated, the selection Of
Theodore Roosevelt IS chairman Of
the civil service commission hss been
received with satisfaction BY men of
all parties. even the ss-grained Mug
wumps not being able to find fauis
with II. Mr.. Roosevelt viii add char
acter and dignity TO the commission
and viii pat the reform movement on
q higher plane than it has ever been
before. President Harrison has
strengthened himself and his party By
the appointment OF Mr.. Roosevelt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

E o. SCH sAGERL, NAOMI HOkTI-
ELs cultural gardens. Naomi, Kitsap
county. w. Ts--lAna=eapc architectrY&
and engineering: Typographical snrses
maps, plan1, specif cxtfous. the laying out
Of parks, private grounds and ce1eserica
according 70 modern methods
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The uuslmeiy death II General Adns
Andefson foIiorsng 70 soon after that
d hlz CREST professional rival, Major
Eoeer<. inszses public attention 70 The
llvss of tlssse two men. &C. the xork
wkl<1 ts<y secpm ssEE=s.ea ard % th<
imperisAsbie faonumenn which vii
nfxays recall their names 10 the fzeo-
pte 81 lie rMoIf5c Northwest.
These two. Anderson and Kosesss
nzny fzlfiy - classed s1song The great
enefneers Of the esntury. Their
s6nnaine IL their profession. and the
usaenftade ef the work which they
surc>.nfulIy accomplished alike en-
titles thsm 70 This distisction- The
csnpisted Ne<tkeFn Pacific railroad
Win ever - . msuszens 70 ths genius
Of one; ~ complsted Canadian Pa
cisc - the eunlus 81 The other.
Nos unnsfursily. the Pacific North
wuss was ~ nsld where bosh Of these
nen psrlormsd taeir bsst and greatest
p1eeeenacaG Wosk' Aa101 hossss en'
terod ne smploy d ~ Northern n.
ciIc ii - sarly days d that COM
pany, snd - greater pafs o. sne
rod was ioeatsd By him. II Is said
that vhiie n this service he explored
Tie cascsde m@1FsAans - tnsy haa
nsyef bstofe been explored. he %
came theroukbty familiar Win every
pess between kassesn and Western
WaahtnGs0a- The experience which
hs thus knsned N mountain engineer
inG fecommendsd him 70 the man
aksSs o. the Canadian faoiic when
The engineers q that road had abso.
luteiy failed 70 find practicable pass
Through the tcikifk mountains. Ma
iof Rogers brought 70 THIS new saeid ~
he >xperfenee gained ~ MS work in
Ne Cascades, and ne soon discovered
ne kicking Horse pass, through
which the read wsr successfully To-
csied Altar sevsfing his connection
Win the Canadian faesie ne made
ssssfM more s1piofA'ions o. tnf
mountains q Washington territory
tnongh ne sseAaiasuy fsiuseu 70 say
~ whose interest This work Was hene'
~ ihe location ~ tne jamaican IA
cine thToukh the kicking Horse pass
was me greatest result os Rogers a.
forts, the location OF the Northern Pa
eafse through the stampede pass wss
the greatest fesuls e. those OF Andsr'
son. General Anderson practically
took np the work o. locating this
Northern Pacific where Major Rogers
dropped u. and the location at tbs
Cascade division 10 entirely due te
him. Thus The mountain work Of TIA
western end al the Canadian Pacific
and that at the western end Of thu
Northern Pacific stand ne the typsca
monuments OF these two men. Al,
theY were professional rivals. the sws
works are naturally eontrAsted. eacf
usih the other. and men Judge OF ID,
relative skin Of Rogers and An.lersos
BY comparing the work in the Kickia,
Hotse with that in the Stampede sass
II i. not easy to estimate the deb
which the community owes 10 snci
msa a. Rogers and Andersen. with
out such renls.s az theirs the Pacisl
Nogthwrss could NOT have been con
aersa<i bv szsl with the Eass. Tn
mountain barrier presented probseu
which could be solved only BY enri
neursnr ahiifsGes Of the highest order
ard ths srces.xfal solution "a TIA
pral.ssm atsests The greatness of Ia
nen Who solved ID. Neither Roger
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TAR. A. J. MCINTOSH. ". q. CIV. s..
II graduate OF Ontario Veterinary Col
iege, Toreato, IS prepared 10 treat diseases
of horses. cattle. ard other domestic aas-
mails with care and skill. Horses bought
and sold on commission Special attention
given TO the examination Of horses ~ to
soandresS. CoiHfnhsa street. above Sec
ord. opposite isnt oflre. Sesstle. ~ r
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THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP VII,
Il ming.ou. Frank Worth, master, earry
rates, viii sail from san Frapcisro fc1
spund poysx on Nav 30 J. A. Haf6esd. al
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4 sSEssNExT ROLL - HIGH STREET
IA srazIc- Notice. II herebs x1ven thar
the assessment roll far the grading III High
strets. from IernperAnee street 20 Dexter
sssIe< tacreoi. has been Sled with the uH-
slsrsienui clerk 81 the city q sezsfir. and
fesszher notice y hereby given that the
aid roll ii open To puhlir inspection Is the
nfzEr of said clerk. In the city ha1l. aud
win ruinA1n open Tor insperfion until FIJI
day. 1nne7. iSx5. Il 5 o'clock d m, ard
thai all persons faeIing themselves as
grieved b. any such assessment. may a5s-
ply 10 the common council 81 said city 10
have the same corrected ca sid Juns 2.
lsS1- O. O'clock p m Sc shesr coanril
chamber, in the cifF hall G. W. Ferris.
clerk Date 81 flrst publication, May n So
i ssESsMEST ROI.I-FouRTH sTREET
N grade. Notice Is hereby given that the
assessment roll for the grading Of Fourth
street. frum Battery STREET @ Depot street.
and constructing sidewalk m boSh sides
Thereof. has been fled with The under
SIGNED clerk Of the city u Seattle, and
further notice Is hereby given that saisf
roll il open 70 public inspection Mt the Of
ice cf s1id clerk, In the city hail. and VIII
ren1ain open for Inspection nftii Friday.
June I, iSsa, az oselock p. m, ard that
all persons feeling themselves aggricyed
by any such assessment faAy apply 10 the
common council of said city 10 have the
same corrected ON said june 7, ISS9. at s
O'clock p m. nj their council chamber. in
the city hall. C. ". Ferrfe. clerk Date Of
first publication, May n, 1ssa.
4 EASEMENT R0i.fs-sfxTa sfKEET
IA grade Notice is hereby given that
street.. FROM Depot sErest 70 Pike street. and
cnu1fxucrinE q Sidewalk On bosh rides
thereof, has been dled with the nntler-
aligned clerk q the city of 6eastle: and far
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A m Investment. this association efEers
bigger advantages and III nafer than most
any other investznenf ron may make For
application fos stock. apply 20 J.rJACOE-
son. my assistant secretary. rooms q ana
=. Squire block. where also other infornsr
oon reKaSdfnR tie Association car Be had.
as,fz,fh DOUGLAS Young. secretasy.
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MRS. WILLARD, ROOMS II and G. l.al2s,
AvA Front street. Voice culture, piano.
guitar. clncnfsoss: physical culture class, 10
a. IN satursfAys
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HOUSE MOVING xND RAISING.

/ w BURKfTr. HOUSE MOVING AND
w raising. The best ouiff Of tools on
ne eussr- work done promptly. and salts
boz a6i. ssaffss
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