The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-22
IDAHO INTELLIGENCE.


Judge Lee brought an extra fine
lot Of trout into the city day
from btalad. There were no smal
once among them.
Ike Bingham, the gentlemanly
and efficient Deputy Postmaster il
this city, is at the Territorial CAPT
tai having q fine time.
The Ice pond that the citizens
constructed below town don't freeze
very well on account OF the remark
able warm weather.
Boise Statesmen,
Kootenai county, the newest
county in the Territory, and the
most remote from Mormon infiu-
ence. with only part OF Repre-
sentative in the House, and very
small fraction Of member in he
Council, returns to the Controller
so taxable inhabitants, representing
5000 of personal and real prop
erty.
| Bear Lake, purely Mormon and
one of the oldest settled counties in
the Territory, with one full Coun-
Gilman and two full membera in the
House, returns a04 taxpayers, rep
rcsenting only s239,7a5 in personal
and real property,
Silver City Avalanche,
The largest shipment Of treasure
at any one time tor many years,
passed through this place last Sun
day, in charge Of VIM, Paxton,
| Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s messenger, on
its way to Winncmucca. We are
informed that lhe value Of the ship.
ment wss nearly $4,000.
1 Guy Newcomb, former editor o.
the Idaho Avalanche, sold out bis
interest and took his departure for
/ the East on "Wednesday last, A
! long desire on the parp Of Mr., New
comb to visit his parents who have
attained the GOD old age Of three
score and ten years, prompted him
IN part to sell his interest in the
paper
Most Of the lodges in this vicinity
are looking we'll and considerabl,
ore IS being extracted, yet there il
not mill running in camp, Mos
, Of the owners OF mines having TO
lied upon the winter to furnish SNOW
enough to make good sleighing, 81
far they have been disappointed, a
! there is neither wheeling or sleigh
ing, and as q consequence the mill
arc all ahpt down for want of ore.
idaho World.
Four or five inches of snow fel
; Sunday night, and the merry jingl
of sleigh bells was heard yesterday
Ii is reported that the Charlie
Dickens mine, near Bonanza, Gun
ter county, will be sold this white
! and a 40-stamp mill put on til
ground next spring.
Sixteen bars of bullion, valued Q
! $l3,285 20, were received ut VIII
nemueca by express, from the Blu
!. talo mine ut Atlanta, on the st
instant, says the Silver State
( Yank Morrel has taken the COZ
/. tract to do tho carpenter work ;
the Golden Fleece MILL He Don
menced the work last week, aid G,
poets to finish it up and have tt
extra four stamps in place md tt
mill in running order i'll about 81
weeks Henry Clifton went owe
last Saturday to do the blacksmith
ing for tho company. There is quiz
pile of ORC on tho dump at tt
Golden Star mine, 1t will be p,
through the Golden Fleece mi
sometime this winter.
Challis Messenger,
= The smelter having closed dow
! for the year Ut this point, it is 4
: propriate TO see what has been Il
u result OF the seasons labor. !
/ state it briefly The smelt of th
year has equalled that of 80 and 3
It This one stack has shipped IS ca
., loads of bullion. The owners, Il
"a Omaha Smelling Co, have all
70 shipped Ave carloads of ore so III
a that it was nearly equal to bullio
4 Besides they have shipped ono ca
Ia load of copper matte and have sto'
t on hand left over OF q few thousaI
4 IL.