Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-02-10


gas meter ii you will, hut Ut the emf
of tho month, just the same, there's
che bill.
Elk Chief Justice II. w. Weir died
Of spopl-xv, in Boise, last W-dnes
day morning. He was ~ or 70 ye.rs
ofsee.
Most creatures arc entirely harmless
when they are asleep. Blu. the moth
dies the most mischief whru it i. TAXI
ing q nap.
An Irish carpenter fell from the
roof to the grourd, aud when picked
up remarked: IL was coming down
after uAi's anyway"
Now is tn. time to buy Dry Goods
at J. &. Fox's. H. says he has lust
cut prices 20 per cent and every one
kaows that when he sa, 8 81 sit is So"
The hcsr> makers of Wshham have
struck. They probably knit their
hrows before they went out and then
dsrned their employers.
81 sec you have new type writer"
"Yes. The other one aud ] ona,>
relied 40 much that I was afraid it
would end in marriage"
When ,h- West Virgi, i N cried ont
ernRicnIlv, "On with tie dance. let
j'v b- u"co'fined," half a dozen
fellows began to pull corks.
The sky is clear. ami the storm
seems to he over. But i, is to, soon
t" act upon this suppos ton, as
change may occur at any time.
Rand. McNally & Co., 166 Adams
street, Chicago, H., desire q local
manager t" take the management Of
the sale of their new Universal Atlas.
ANY one desiring n pleasant and
profitable position would do we'll to
write them.
Tn. east bound train passed So
shone on tin. last night. bu, only he
cause it had - jumped" one day. /,
was reallv "a hours behind time. The
vest hound passenger trail" due at
Sh"shon" thi. morning was reported
4 hours behind time.
Il. D. Cameron drove up 10 the
Star mine with four horse team to-
day. 1h- load that he took M, to-
ge,her with what WAS taken up during
the past few DAYS, will enable the
miners to "hold the fort" even il the
storm should continue Tor a week or
two.
VLocatlon noticcs. for both lode
And placer claims, for sale at the
TINES office.
The Star mine is now fairlv we'll
amunli-d for a few weeks with rver,-
thing hi. shat. timber These rams
not, unfortunately. he obtained right
a~av, IA there is none fer sale. II
will have to he sawed to order, Just
AS soon as the sawc-ill can he rot t.
work.
Z TIE train that reached Haley at 6
o'clock last evening. left for Sho>hone
two hours later. The switch Ut Gin
let hal to he shcvel.d willie the train
made the trir from that point to kst.
chum and return The 80 sec,icn
men aboard were dropped there for
that purpose, and when picked up on
'he return ,r;p they fell on the grub
box like furnished wolves.
People can now keen clan with
comfort. Tn. baths ut ,h. Alturas
are given now in the 6n~st and most
comfortable manner. Open for every.
one. Fifty cents each.
To. DAVIS train arrived on schedule
time. II was drawn by two Iocomo.
tives with push plows. 1t cors,s'ei
If the regular mail aud passenger
cars onlv. 1t brought M-ssrs r d,
dug. Dillev. Porter AID two O her
passenger from bellevue, ant tour
through passengers; hut only brought
a little Easter" aud on DAYS w. st I'm
m~A-le~ving one full days mail
from each direction overdue.
The Bullion bows who came down
day before yesterday repair. d the
tel" phon- line ON their WAY, rs there
had been no c"mmn, ira'i,n between
their town ani Haley f"r n~Hrl, n
week. They found the lie hr"krn
in three PLACES 8, the first heing b :
tween Bullion and Shutdown, the
second between Ssh.nwn and tn.
lah. an mill, AID the third this side OF
the Idahoan mill.