Wood River Times from Hailey, Idaho • 2

COUNTY SCRIP WORTH 90 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. 13y ail advertisement in another column, it will be seen that S. B. Dilley, the Treasurer of Alturas county, offers 90 cents on the dollar, spot cash, for new county warrants, and par for witnesses' certificates. This is an appreciation, in the price of county scrip, of 13 cents on the dollar in the past few weeks, and 30 cents on the dollar in the past year.

A little over a year ago scrip was a drug in the market at GO cents on the dollar. Soon, however, it became evident that the Wood River section Would quadruple the amount of taxable property in the county, while the expense of administration would not increase in anything like the same proportion, and county warrants became more sought after. The price slowly crawled up to G5, then 70, and finally, S. B. Dilley offered 7 5 cents on the dollar.

At that figure, or thereabouts, it remained until the records were moved, here, when the evidences of thrift on every hand justifying another increase in price, Mr. Dilley boldly announces that he will pay 90 cents for certain classes of scrip, and par for another class. This figure of Mr. Dilley's is, of course, purely arbitrary and without binding effect on anyone else; and if men of means should become satisfied that our scrip was worth over 90 cents on the dollar, they will pay what they consider it worth It is therefore likely that ere long all local scrip will bring par. TUG WILSON AND SULLIVAN.

They Will Fight for (lie Championship of the World and a large Sum of Money. Chicago, July from New York: Richard K. Fox, Tug Wilson's backer, writes in response to an advancement by Madden on be- half of Sullivan: "In regard to matching Wilson to fight Sullivan for the championship of the world, I have to sav that my money is ready provided Madden will agree that the fight shall take place where both men shall receive fair play, and where I there will be no lizzie. At the time I was matching Faddy Ryan to light his protege for the Championship of the World, he would not any other battle-ground but New agree to Orleans or within 100 miles of that city. Being anxious to have the battie decided without any interference, I I allowed Madden and Sullivan to have their own way rather than have the sporting public deluded, and the result was that the battle was decided upon without any trouble.

I am willing to match Tug Wilson to fight Sullivan on the same conditions, because I know that there is every prospect of the pugilists being lowed to fight in Mississippi. If this does not suit I will allow my repre- E. Harding, to name three places where the battle can be decided, and I am willing that Harry Hill shall be final stakeholder, the referee i to be mutually agreed upon. I will give Harding niv check for, sav, 81 ,000, on Monday, and he will meet Madden at Harry Hill's on Monday night at 8 o'clock, to arrange match under my instructions. the President Barrios iu Washington.

Washington, July Presi dent this evening gave a dinner to 1 General Barrios, President of republic of Guatemala, which was attended by members of the Cabinet, foreign ministers, Hon. David Davis, Speaker Kcifer, Senator Windora. Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Hon. Charles G. Williams, Chairman Of Tr tne House Committee on roreigu At- lairs, ana Ueneral 1.

Sherman, The President and Madame Bar rios, of Guatemala, visited the Cap.tol to-llav with their Riiitp Romo wi Willi Uieir suite. uepietentative Pacheco, who speaks Span tsh as fluently as Senor Barrios, atfcompanied the party and explained the objects of interest. Yellow Fever is New York. Yohk, Julv 22 Ebdu eases cases of yellow fever have been reported at quarantine, from vessels arrivin" from Havana. Three of the patients have died.

1 he strictest quarantine regulations are enforced, and the health officers say that the disease Skill not spread to the citr Work to Be Commenced by the New Assays of the OreChute. As stated in these columns a few days ago, a crew of eight men left here last Saturday with a pack-train load of tools and supplies for Smoky District, to resume work on the King of the West, the mine recently purchased by Lennon Co. $20,000. Mr. Lennon left for Salt Lake last Sunday morning, to visit with his family, but intended to return in 10 days.

Just ns lie was about to get on the stage, lie informe a Times reporter that if he had not bought the King of the West he would have left last week for Al iska, as I had been here since last April without being able to take hold of anything that holiked, an I he had determined to leave this section for good. The mine which Mr. Lennon habought for himself and partners is really a most promising property. The vein varies from two feet nine inches to four feet six inches in width, and shows an ore-chute 450 feet long. The ore is quite highgrade, as all who have had any of it assayed can test fy.

Samples recently taken went as follows: Low est assay from bottom of shaft, as it lay loose on the ground, easing and all, 90 ounces; average of fin" ore on the dump, ounces; fair sampl outcrop, ISO ounces; sample from bottom of shaft, 50 foot level, 217 ounces. The ore also averages 55 per cent. 1- a 1. The King of the West will be worked for what it is worth. of Favorite Racers Disabled.

Chicago, July 23 Orrin A. ILc 'k celebrated trotter, St. Jtilicn, is a bad leg, and is in cue i a veterinary surgeon. It was by the latter's advice that lie was not stnrtu 01 11 the race with T. day.

The surgeon express, the lie-! that with a lit up from the be will come aroun all right in 8 bort time. There is little hope, however, that he will be able to apbind leg great trotting circuits in the this year. Saratoga, July Brothers well known race-horse. Runnymode, bioke down hopelessly to day bv the rupture of a tendon in the D- Wm- Doisthitt, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Hailey, laho prTmL'Vetery in J- Tb DRE MURRAY, IIAILEY, WOOD RIVER, IDAHO. Surgery and the diseases of women and children a Office to 10 a.

m. FRANK II. ROLLINS. Hailey, Idaho. 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p.

m. JOHN FISH, Georgetown, Col. INVF.STORS' AGENTS 1 kILL. O- i 1 Hailey, Wood River, Idaho. Mining and town properties secured upon most vorublc terms.

Mines examined and reports furnished. 1 REFERENCES. First National Batik. New York Citr. Kountze New York City.

Walston H. Brown New York City. Aivinza Hayward, San FraLciaco. Central National Bank. Georgetown, Ccd.

Colorado National Bank. Denver. jyOQ Application for Patent. NOTICE KO. Cl.

railed States Land Office. Boise City. Idaho, July is, Notice Is hereby given that Henry K. Miller, whose postoffiee addrt as is Bellevue, Aiturus county. Idaho Territory, has made application lor a nited Stttett Patent tor tile Mining Claim, situate in Mineral Hill MiningDistrict.

Alturas eouiitv. Idaho triet, Alturas county. Idaho Territory, consisting of 1,500 linear feel ol the lode, and surfaceground 000 feet wide, being lot No. 38. and dest nbed iu the field notes and plat of the official survey ou tile in tlita Office w.tb magnetic variation at and 45 minutes east, as at dts.

thence south go 1 west 1.5W fot to post No. tliemv 6 20 degrees aud minuha "S' from poet No. 1. quarter section.corner on section line, between sec tions 26 and Urwuship 2 north Tinge 18 east; bears south 54 decrees and utee east leet diatunt. Any and all ptwon Uimlng adversely any por.

lion of the' Queen XahIc Mining Claim or Liaiiu or I a siv with of the VuiteJ i ciaima wun tne livjii.t.r of the I'nitcJ ud ie city, Territory, duriuti the dava' period J' uWI 7J or rre, virtue of the proviaiolia of the ntatute. The aaid or reo.rd in the of the County Hecorder of aald mtatng dixtrict. at Hailry, iu Alturas County, Idaho Terr.tory. The neareat known location beius the --yueen of the Ijilla "Minnie ir" m.nea. I that thia notice be published in the Woon Itirxn 1 mining claim, for the period of ality The desirable center-lot tad adobe building known as tko G.

W. Cranston properly, and situated on the southeastern corner ol Main and Galena atreeta, in the tewa oi Hailey, will be Bold at public auction, on the sidewalk in front ol the store aforesaid, SATURDAY, JULY 29,1882, at half-past 10 o'clock a. to tha highest bidder for cash. H. Z.

BURKHART, Assignee. jj'22 NOTICE. TJe PWlaflelpliia Smelting Comply, baviDg started their smelter, sre now prepared to receive custom ores, in LARGE OR SHALL QrmiTIES, Pay the Highest Cash Price for the Same. CHAS. T.

MIT LER, Oan'l Sup't. Kctclium, Idaho, June 23, 1882. ju24-fini SWIFT. 11. WISSON'.

J. 0. SWIFT DEALERS HARDWARE, BOOTS, T. E. CLOHECT.

W. H. GKEENHoW. ETC. a BULLION, IDAHO.

GRAND CLOSING OUTSALE In Order to OloiO'Unt, at Once, the merchandise stock Formerly owned by G. W. CRANSTON The Prico of all Goods has been marked down to 25 PER CENT. BELOW COST! The Store is on the southeast corner of Main-and Galena Streets iu Hailey. H.

Z. BURKHART, Assignee. lO ffl at 8 ft Dress Goods, Gentlmen's Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Carpets and Blankets, Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Slippers, General Dry-goods, Gentlemen's Hats, Boots and Shoes, ON WOOD RIVER. John H. Bacon, ASSAYER, Office: Main street, opposite Grind Central hotel.

HAILEY, IDAHO. Ores carefully aampled and alaayed. aaaay given at true value. Kerry Fred. Hunnel.

(Formerly of Hill fc Hunnel.) Carpenter and Joiner, Carbonate street, in rssr of Rupert's store, HAILEY, IDAHO. Plsos and specifications lurnisbcd. Estimates given at lowest living rates. E. DAFT, Assayer and Ore Buyer.

Highest Cash Prirs Paid for Cr.x Office: In Jones's baak Building, HAILEY. IDAHO. JuH A. L. WALKER.

ALEX. WILLMAH. WILLMAN WALKER, West side of Main street, two doors north of Galena street, HAILEY, IDAHO, wholesale and retail dealers ix NEEAL RCHANDISE, GS-OOIDS, HARDWARE, PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES. Our Stock is second to none on the river, and all our goods are marked AI SALT LAKE PRICES, with freight added. G.

L. HURLEY CO. DEALERS IN Heaflprtors HAILEY, IDAHO. for Prospciim Outfits ail Minin Sopplies. Gents' Furnishing Goods a Specialty.

AGENTS rOR SALT LAKE CITY BEER. LUMBER A RD! Corner of Third Avenue and Carbonate Street, HAILEY, IDAHO, CHARLES BOW HI), PROPRIETOR. BOARD, OS HAND. ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. A Urge Block on hand at the mill, in Greenhorn Gulch, ten mile, from Halley dlatanc.

fp Ketchum.l Will be pleaaed to fill ordera from Hailey, Ketchum, and all Lower Wood River Clothing 1 Etc. la order to make room for bia largo atock of dry and fancy good, now on the war LEON FULD, At the Post off ice Store, Hailey, again offers gTeatly reduced prices aa special inducements to those In need of goods in hla line. Bla of millinery good, ia Urge that every woman and child can be aulted, while hi. well-aetecM atock of boctB and shoes, for men, women, and children, plcaaea all who sea It. A large stock of gants' furnishing goods, stationery, cutlery, cigars and tobacco, la also kept on hand, and krd at BOTTOM PRICES! ft 2, ff' 2 PS 3 The Nevada Chop-house, On the East side of Main Street, near Galena, HAILEY, IDAHO.

m. tow. I. la ap fa, 1.1 ka furniture, new cutlery, new everything. PRIVATE ROOMS attached, fee the use of ladies, families, and parties who wlah to be sesluded.

HEXDRICK 8 A 8 TEVIN, Proprietors..