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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
An Enlclens Omcer Rstsrns.

Lieutenant John P. Finley has been
restored to his former position, in
charge of the Pacific Coast Division
of the Wea,her Bureau. In . letter
to the TINES he says:
The entire region west Of the 105th
meridian about one third Of the
United States) Is brought under the
immedists inAuencelof atmosl heric dis.
turbances from tho Pacific Ocean.
The meteorological conditions Of this
large territory must Do studied to.
grther under one system of observa.
tons and geographical representa-
,iou in order to comprehend the pre-
vsiling weather of any section. Over
this vast region weather features pro-
gress from west to east and north to
south according to the distribution of
atmospheric pressure.
Tho work must be conducted upon
. thoroughly practical basi', and to
this end freedom of criticism and sug-
gestion having in view the bettermcns
of pablo interests, is cordially invited
and will receive prompt consideration.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Proceedings 1t their Regular, April,
1899, Session.

Proceedings 1t their Regular, April,
1899, Session.
The additional bond of Sheriff Mo-
Pherson, for $4,000, with H R Plug
hoff and Claude Campbell A. bonds
men, was approved.
The liquor dealers bonds OF George
Warren and C j Sherry. for three
months from April l, 1892, were sp'
proved.
The clerk WAS ordered to advertise
for election booths and ballot boxes
in conformity with the new Idaho
election law-the said bids to DO SUBJ
mitted At the July meeting Of the
Board. The booths are to be CON-
structed Of either wood or metal, and
specifications must accompany the
bids.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
The Rule Of tho Gold Kings.

From 1.-THE Ruls Of the Coll Kings" by ssnator
Stewart. Of Nevada. in North American Re.
view for Aay.J
What must be the inevitable result
upon tho civilized world of the single
gold standard? Eighteen yea's ago
there were about $1,000, 100000 OF
gold and silver coin in the world,
which, in tho language of the Royal
Commission Of England. WAS one
money. To-day al the gold coin in
the world does not exceed IS, 700, OO0,.
600. II the basis of circulation and
credit 10 confined 70 gold alone. the
danger line 10 already passed. Never
in the history of the world did thers
exist ~ large . volume of credit ~ We
now have. resting upon 90 narrow Z
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
A Calico Bali Next Ms.lay,

Calico Ball Next 4oo4Ay.
The Ladies' Guild will give bal
At the Alturas Hotel, next Monday
evening. the May I'd, for tho bene
fit OF the Episcopal church.
Two new features will be intro.
duoed on the occasion, to.wi,: A
May-pole dance. by young ladies and
gentlemen, will take tho place of tn.
Grand March; and lunch will DO sold
at . counter in the ballroom. The
luncheons will be done up in small
packages, one of which . gentleman
can buy. and he can then retire to hi,
seat with his partner and-he may
look on while others eat.
That this will be an enjoyable affai,
there is no doubt, as the I.adies' Guild
is famed for the excellence of it.
entertainments.
The price Of dance ribbons will Be
81, and refseshments will be sold q
follows: Bag lunch, ESQ; ice cream
and cake, 25c; coffee, 100.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
LOCAL JOTTIN3S.

Smoke Dsvey's home made Cigars.
John Lemp and Nathan Falk,
owoers of the Star mioe, came in from
Boise to-day.
Suits made up in our usual first.
class style for e25.
ANDERSON & Mcleod.
Winter Apples, Pigs Feet, Triple,
Grain and Hay, and . full limo Of
Choice Groceries, At
EARHARr's
Haley Grocery Store.
Services in Episcopal Church Hal
Icy. Idaho: Morning on second and
fourth Sundays, and evening on first
and third Sundays in every moth.
Fifth Sundays by special appointment.
g. w. G. VAN WINKLE, Rector.
The cornerstone of the monument
to be erected over General Grants
remains WAS laid in New York last
Wednesday, it being the 10th auni.
versary of his birth. Chauncey NJ.
Depew delivered tho Grafton, and 49,.
600 persons were inattendance.
Having . large stock Of Spring &
Summer Goods, We are prepared to
sell suits and trousers cheaper than
ever. Call and learn prices. 1t will
surprise you.
ANDERSON & Mcleod
Dr.. Newsom. the weil>known first.
class dentist, can be found 1T the
Alturxs Hotel, room Is. where he Is
prepared to do any work known to
the most advanced dentistry. Any
old settler can tell you what he il.
Jay Gould remains in control Of the
Union Pacific System. At the annual
election held in New York last We'd
nesday, his ticket was reelected, and
his directors thereupon elected S. H.
H. CLARK President OF tho. company,
1.-THE Little Wizard" will therefore
propably visit Us again this summer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29

basis. Since silver Was demonstixed
there have been purchased, and are
nov held - government and bank 10.
serves. not less than . thousand mill.
ions Of gold coin. besides many thou.
sands Of millions that have been
daily purchased to liquidate obliga>
tioos contracted 70 b paid in silver
OF paper. Tho United States has
purchased several thousand millions
to pay interest aud maturing ohligs.
lions and now holds for reserves (los
little OF mono Of il 10 in ciroulation)
nearly $500, OOO. 900 Of gold. Ger.
many has followed the example Of the
United States in the purchase Of geld.
Egypt and Italy have been compelled
to do the same. These purchases
were compelled by Law, because the
right to use silver was denied BY leg
isiation.
Tho gold contractionists are not
eatis6ed. They are attempting to
compel Austria land she has begun
tho deadly work. to buy some $780,
OOO,O 900 of gold to bold In her treas>
ury - . basis for gold resumption.
This wall require about per cent. OF
oil the gold in the world. They fur
ther threaten that England will re-
quire Iadia to replace her $500, OOO..
600 Of silver with gold, which would
require % per cent. of the gold in tho
world. The gold advocates even
contend that FsAaee must ultimately
join the gold trust ADD dispose OF
her $3.50. O0O. 900 Of silver and replace
the Same with gold. Il must Do horne
in mind that the nation OF the people
who succeed in this fierce competition
in aocumulating gold must pay the
highest price, which means that they
must sell their labor and their pro-
ducts cheapest. Tho competition in
purchasing gold to discharge obliga.
lions payable in silver has already
reduced the price Of farm products in
this country fully 50 per cent, and II
the process which the gold men advo-
cate 10 continued until the gold stand.
ard 10 reached throughout the world,
prices must fall moro than 80 per
cent. below their present level. Tho
obligations to pay money already AZ.
istinR will require sacrifices such % no
generation OF men have ever made.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
PORTLAND AND RETURN.
One Fare for the Round TriD.

For the accommodation of those
desiring to visit At points in the vicin-
ity of, or At Portland, in May during
the session Of the Presbyte Gen.
eral Assembly, the Union Pacific will
sell tickets to Portland aud return at
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale May 9 to II inclusive, limited
to 30 days from date OF sale.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
". C. T. U.

Mrs. r. Mitchell, State Organiser for
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, of Idaho, will be pleased 10
meet tho women OF Haley in the M.
E. Church, Saturday afternoon, At 3
p. m, for . mothers meeting. She
will also speak At 8 p. m. Saturday
evening; and At IL .. m. Sabbath
morning and 8 p. m. Sabbath evening,
All are cordially invited to be pre-.
sent At these meetinEA
S. LOUISA TURNER,
President.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
THE PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL As
NENBLY.
At PortlanA. Nay, 1899.

AZ EOVtlSU0s AoyS love-
For the accommodation Of those
desiring to visit At points in tho vicin-
ity Of. or at Portland, during May, the
Union Pacific will sell tickets 1t ono
fare for tho round Trip. Tickets on
sale May 9 to IA inclusive, limited to
30 days from date of sale.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29

az Send in your orders for job
Work to the TIMES. They will receive
prompt attention aud be satisfso torily
executed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29
CALL
FOR 4 MEETING OF TIE CITIzeNs
OF HALEY,
Fer ths Purpese It Orgaslsisg q Non.
Partisan Silver Club,

Fer ~ Psrpsss Il Orga.lslss . Nes.
Partisan Silver Club.
Fully recognising the gravity Of the
issue that eontronts 10 in the deter.
mined effort made BY tho money pow.
or 70 destroy tho silver mi.ing indus.
Try. the citizens Of Haley are called
upon to assemble at the courthouse
on Tuesday evening, At s o'clock,
May Sd. 1892, for the purpose of or
ganising . non.partisan Silver Club.
Como. neighbors aud friends, - our
forsfathers came in the dark revolu-
tionary days. Como At . minute's
notice. Como. Your homes and al
your earthly ties are in danger. Leave
political issues and partisan oblga-
lions behind, and rally for tho common
welfare Of all. t
Men OF Haley, who have often
been tried and never been. found
wanting when the common veal was
concerned, turn out now - you never
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-04-29

ore.
J w Burns,
Fl r Plughof,
J G Fox.
D w Higgins,
Orrin Porter,
S s Cas-,
A E Crippen,
L Werthhsimer,
Geo w Richarde,
J H Van Ness,
D NJ Canon,
Eph Daft,
w N Allen,
Leoa Fuld,
s NJ Friedman,
B NJ Mallory.
TO;Swift.
w H Watt,
LyttIeton Price,
Leo Cramer,
f A Friedman,
Joe Wurtzburger,
H F Steward,
S J Friedman,
Sam Friend,
T Kennedy,
J J Tracy.
E r True,
c H Harvey,
John MacFarlane.
Frank Drake,
E H Porter,
e B Lennon,
N J Brown,
G V Bryan,
D Dwight,
D Esrhart,
J w Hodgmau,
Mcleod & jacobs,
S c John,
E w johnson,
Arthur Smith,
E Robinson,
Geo w alker,
CT Selwyn.
, 1892-10-05
PUBLICA ION
from the Police.

PURSUANT IL ordee from tho
~ Government and m"aocordauce
viii Publication Of 25lh September
1868 lists are hereby to be made out
Of males in Christiansted. Who on the
LIST January 1898 will be over 20 but
under 50 years Of age, and therefore
bound to seryei in Christiansted s Fire
Corps.
As a guide for the Police in fran
ing these lists. printed blanks viii in
the nearest future lie distributed,
which ought to be filled up bv The
respective owners or possessors Of
properties ID the town aud returned
Police Office within 3 d~avsafter
ut thereof
christ1nsted.s Police OHce. the.6tb Sep
t mber 1,J2.
NA\E\
, 1892-10-05
Is ppdIi&hed Erery
w e0p esday sc Sa6C1rds Y

Is pudIisded Erery
weanesday Sc 5a6p1rday
Terms OF Subscription,
doIla, Per annurn payable halfyemly
in ADVANCE.
Parties DESTROYS Of Withdrawing their subscription t)
the frs are rpc0rei 10 ave 3 months notice.
-ev-1aa@ OF Advert7@jn@.
oDpr owed by Government @5th June
1 ~ an advertisement Of q lines o. muter Il to q n,er-
tons % .t
9 lnes, pr lme.-- 10
.,.,e Type. Long Prunt1. Nasu 2ek
Tica and Columbia l to 8 lines . 100
over & lines pr. lime .-.... 10
Fora line of the largest type ..-..- ... .19
Fer one to three subsequent Insertions the haltamouut OF
rhtse lages Will be made.
~ All advertisements for Insertion must be d delivered Mt
Ills once on Tuesdays Il E1idavs not later than
c H e O'C1oClE p nj. The postage on letters 70
fIje once nom West End or 81 Ihohus must be prepaid
on 10 rcite VII lee taken 81 theu.
r SIeciai Contracts VIII Ne made with PARTIES who may
a. Nisl1ul To advertise yearly. hlItyral~. or quarterly.
10 u~nt1butorS-H- canuou pa} amy attention
to anonymous communications eEei5 article nIitt be
ACCOMPANIED by tire writer name nor utc,-sIIuvh a pt Ict
tol. Tut d al evidence Of autaenteiFs aud lou oar '"u
setuIt} aud it must bu drt.netN iud,lata4uta "i & a
cen n1n.tt:l,u rs ius,tt5d die edition docs mo tiege ~
necessarily alltr with tho opinions expressed los Ue wth r
NttuInot uuotl Uahe to Iclni4 mon pIe~tlNe Girctej uAL
scllts =. AuItsotgi matter muslue Atgra UNI oJ 'be
sioc q tr l9lr
IGb IIIAlAl eAe,ut,d Al tubs ume- wmu ur,torss
, 1892-10-05

nET bekiendtgj6res herved, at Boet
I'D efter GEORGE MABQUESTS
abode Enke Elizabeth Mariuest IN
der D. d. er extraderet til Arvinger-
ne. De / Boet anmeldte Fordringer
kunne faas udbetalte her paa .Kon-
toret.
C~hristimstcds SEifteref. st. Croix den 28de
September le92.
MAVEN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

Ira d. Snnkey was In our city on
lThursday afternoon to havs confer
ence with several OF our Wilmington
Church people In reference to accept
ing an invitation TO Moody and San
key TO hold evangelical meetings IN
our city In January, 1893. lie was met
ut the station by the Rev. W +. Balm.
bridge, ID. d., of Del. Ave. Baptist
Church, the Rev. VIM. p. Swartz. OF
Central Presbyterian Church, and Gen
Sec j Il. King, of the Young Mems
Christian Association. They took
luncheon at the residence OF Mr.
Swartz. No. us King street.
Tho Madison street rink was visited
and Will probably he selected as the
place for holding the meetings. Al
ter Inspecting the rink Mr.. Sunkey
and the committee went to the Asso-
citation building, No. 1907 Market
street, where most OF tho ministers
and a number OF prominent laymen of
the city had assembled TO meet Mr.
Sankey. The evangelist gave express
sion as to his impre Ssions III reference
to the probability of the coming of
MIR. Moody and himself So far rs hc
had been able to soc In this brief visit,
NO Snid That Wilmington was ripa for
u movement of this kind. great
many things are necessary by way of
preparation Tor their coming
MIR. Shnkey said that lie would re.
commended to Mr. Moody the accept
.ance Of the invitation and that he
would SO cable him to London at once.
A definite answer Is expected from MIR.
Moody by the early part OF next week :.
MIR Sankey suggested chat a lnrge,
strong choir DO organized from local
singers for tho meetings. The recep-
ton TO Mr.. Sankey continued about
forty minutes. lie was then escorted
ITO the Baltimore aud Ohio Delaware
avenue station, where lie took a train
for New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18
IIota,

Ifyou want frst-class dyeing and
occurring done, go to No. 2l0 King st.
Taylor & Fullerton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism In all its
forms. Prepared by Taylor q Fuller
ton. 500 King street
Fine Bermuda or Easter lily bulbs
good blooming roots. and 10 cent?
each at j. j. Smiths, Fourth and Ship
ley streets.
Good Medicine" Lecture by Robt
j. Burdette. Wednesday night next, a
st. Paul's NJ. L. Church, 25 cents.
Dulaney NJ. E. Church will he dedi
Gated next Sunday. Tho Revs, Johr
ID. G. Hanna and WI. DuHadway will
be the preachers.
James A. O'Donnell ex.iireman Al
the county court house, is an appll
cant for his old position under the new
county commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Freye are visit
ing friends In Washington, d. @. ant
taking In the sights.
The new Campbell Index system In
Itroduced Into Recorder OF Deeds of.
flee will fill twenty.six volumes. The
work was ordered done by the late
General Assembly.
A black mare, the property of George
Thomas, died OF lockiaw on WedHes
day, at VIM. @. Martins stable on West
Third street.
Detective Barney Mcvey waived a
hearing Wednesday afternoon, in the
United States Court, charged with In
terfering with the duties OF letter
carriers. Michael Newell went on his
bond for 500.
Chas. &. Guyer hns been appointed
a commissioner by Chancellor Walcott
to take testimony in the Dolbow VS..
Dolbow will accounting case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

The semi-snnual dinner OF the
Church Club Of Delaware was held in
Eden Hall last night. At the business
meeting OF the Club Captain Horny B.
Nones was elected to membership In
tho club.
Letters OF regret we're read from
Bishop Phillips Brooks of Massa-
Ichusetts; Bishop John scarborough
OF New Jersey; Bishop William /.
Adams Of Easton. Nd. Bishop William
Iaret OF Maryland; the Revs. Randolph
II. McKnee of Washington. ID. g Mr..
Osborne, Newark, ~ j.; DIR. Upjohn,
Germantown, Pa; Joseph D. Newlin,
d. D., Philadelphia, and David H.
Greer, New York; Aessrs. George
Zabrlskie, Charles b. Myers, l.. X.
Brewer OF New York; Henry nj Lover.
Ing, chairman OF the executive COM
lmittee OF the EplscopalIan Club OF
Massachusetts,, and DR.. Hugh Martin
of Seaford.
About sixty-dve men sat down to the
excellent dinner prepared by Robert
Graves. who is the clubs caterer. The
speakers were Bishop Coleman. the
Rev. Messrs. Powell OF Baltimore;
Simmons OF Charleston, South Caro-
lima; Lightner of New Castle; Judge
'Grubb and others.
Mr.. Swift introduced Robert S. Gar
lrlson OF the New York Church Club.
MIR. Garrison alluded to the pleasant
greeting which other members OF tho
New York Church Club had received
In Delaware. and said. while he beiiev-
ed Others would he more eloquent in
expressing thanks, none would ex-
press them more warmly. He touched
briefly upon the mission OF the Church
Club and told of its work In New York.
II has been cultivatinR intelligence of
the Church.
The Rev. A. @. Powell of Grace
Church, Baltimore. counted himself
happy to live in these times. He was
sorry that he could not bring any
message from the Maryland State
Club. That club died fifteen years ago
of innocuous desuetude. In those
days the men of the Church found lit.
tie TO do. In these days the mon are
taking part In the work of the Church.
After short speeches by Judge
Grubb and from Rev. T. Il. Lightner,
of New Castle, the benediction was
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

John +. Callahan. n prominent young
Democrat OF this cily, is mentlo lei as
a Candidate to succeed George L.
Townsend as collector of port. Unless
Mr.. Townsend Is sooner removed he
has nbout three and Il half years yet to
serve.
The Cleveland First Voters Glib will
form u permanent political orgunila-
ton this evening.
The Higgins Republican Club will
mold an Important meeting this even.
ing.
William +. Smallsy. Jr., will sneak
at the democratic celebration ut Chris
tiann this evening.
President james s. Dobb, of the State
department OF Elections is sitting in
his Office at Seventh and Shtplev
streets each evening to pay election
officers,
Eighth ward Republicans will moe t
tonight at seventh and spruce strsets
to continue their organization for the
city campaign.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

Among the Clevelanditas is q Ger
man who came to this country some
twelve years ago, and located In PhlIa.
delphla. His father-in- law q German
also by birth, who resides In our city
and is Republican, visited him since
the election. and In the course Of con.
yersation expressed surprise to find
that his son-in-law was Democrat
why. asked he. what did you leave
Germany forT p The reply came, TO
better my condition. of coursen /
there got 90 week for making cigars,
In this country got 30. 1 saved my
money and now have got little store
OF my own. The fathei.in-law replied,
And now you Wish to reduce the
working people to the same condition
rs those you left In Germany II you
had remained there you would have
been nothing but a juurueyman as
long as You lived"
The old gentleman in relating the
interview to us reparked that the
Germans OF our city. many of whom
are well of, would have remained
poor all their lives had they staid In
Germany. wages being low, aud the
people having no chance to acquire
wealth or even competence for their
old age. He thought it strange any
one should vote to bring about the
came state OF things in this country
that may be found In Europe,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18

VIM. Thompson, the king of Glou-
oester, N. j., and one of the owners OF
the New Jersey DeInucratie party who
1t is said won over $50, 90 by the late
election in bets, Is negotiating for the
purchase OF the Riverside property.
located near Port Penn, known us the
Augustine Pier. from its owner, sim
con Lori. The price asked for IL is
said to be $4,000. II is also currently
reported that a bill will surely be
passed by our legislature, maxim q
pool selling legal In Delaware, and
then everything will 20 with tho
sporting elemen' in lnlrware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18


The editor OF the Evening journal
of Nov. 10th, states: ut is gratifying
to the Republicans. because they elect,
ed, II any candidate at all, the only
good one they had on their ticket,
PIERCE Gould.n
Neither Henry A. DUPONT, Thomas
b. Smith, Henry C. Conrad, Samuel II.
Baynard, John j. Gallagher or Charles
Yetter are to be classed AS Respectable.
In tho opinion of the journal, Mr..
Gould stands out prominently as the
only good candidate" Mr.. Gould is
Sheriff. SeeY
Has the Journals sudden admiration
for Mr.. Gould anything to do with its
desire to secure the Sherilr's printing!
IL this thin coat OF journal slime fails
to bring the answer, it will doubtless
try the bride trick, us 1t did with Sher
lit Summons. In the same issue it
states that Mr.. Dickey ran far ahead
of his ticket" Does the editor reckon
from the electors down, or from
Dickey up; it would seem that he was
yelping on the back trail.
CONSISTENCY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-18
BALTIMORE
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR Will
MINGToN.
Daily a 10, 9 90, IF, IS Is, 8 20. 10 90 III As
a, m. IL 90 noon, Il IS. . co. 90, - 05, q Is,
10. IS 70, 30. IS 81. $50. q ~, 8 10, IS IS.
10 10. II 30 p. m.
sunday. q 10, 9 90. % ls 8 30. 1000 III as
:. m.. 1900 noon. > o. 3 90. Il 05, $50, IS 81,
g, y =, 10. O5, 10 TO- II 81 p. m.
Telephone No. 1873
10 Rates to western points lower than
via any other line.
j. 4. uDEII. co. SctLL,
ieneral Manager. Genl PHss. Agent