The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-12-08

gardens and upon the lawns about
Cincinnati. II has been remark
able season.
The Postmaster at Washington,
says that a letter carrier on tri- |
cycle can collect letters from the
street boxes about three times as
fast ~ man on foot.
The annual Lord Mayors show
and banquet costs from $4,000 To
SEC, 900; but he would be bold man
who should suggest giving up the
civic festival OF London.
There are II, 800 persons on the pay
roll Of the city OF Now York, and the
aggregate Of their salaries is sl4,
i2S,000 This gives al average for
the year Of more than 1888 for each
one.
The productions of copper in tho
United States in 1881 was double
what Ii was in 1886, or 10000 tons
against $4,000. Chill is the greatest
copperproducing country ~ the
world, but IN 1881 her output only
exceeded that Of the United States
By 5000 tons,
4
Miss Amelia Bloomer the giddy
young thing who invented pants
Tor women. IN now a white haired
old woman, who blooms out in
dresses with trains six feet long
and wouldn't wear II pair OF her
Boomer trousers for $40 minute,
Another reform gone wrong,
vennor predicts sudden freeze.
M, with the thermometer ut Zero or
below, ut few hours notice, and adj
| vises I'LL river men 10 take necessary
precautions December will be full
| 81 cold waves The 81 Lawretice
river will be solid before Christ
4 mas, and the year will close ex-
tremely cold, with plenty Of snow
President Arthur IN his message
recommended, among other things,
i that the tax be reduced OH playing
cards BY d grave oversight he
failed to suggest any relief for an
overburdened people in the matter
Of the tax on poker chips. Cincin.
natl Enquirer Demo. Hence The
Democratic party arose and smote
him. even under the fifth rib
/ The Moscow and Bob lngersol
arc we'll developed lodges showing
large bodies OF high grade ore, an'
will be actively worked another sea
son, making their owners happy
The Little Annie il splendid show
, ing. with 30 tons Of 5000 ore on TIL
dump. 1t Ia owned by G. G, Mol
oils. McWade and others OF Bellevue
The Lily shows Il two-toot yein
carbonate, iron and galena To th
south Of those is the Chicago min
owned by the smelling company
+. this city.-Bolicvue Sun.
1
/ Tho Oneida FIGURING Mill, owns
! By W B. Thews. is kept runnit
!. night and day, BY turning Q
: only the very best quality of flo
= this mill has won reputation II
- ond to mono in the country, The
\ is one popularity about this m
! which gives It all advantage ov
j. any other mill we know Of that
IT run by water power This one
!, run by hot water, the supply eomi
= from hot spring about mile a
H. half away, the water still bel
ae quite warm when it passes the m
u, -Blaekfoot Register
of The Garfield Is new locati
ct situated on the hill to the west
to the Webfoot perhaps halt N
he The lodge, We understand, Is owl
I'M by Mrs. Adams. Men are now
re work on it taking out very r
silver ore that will run from $500
$1,000 per ton Wehayo not visit
he the mine, but are informed that
or. ledge il about ls inches III wild
nm Eight tons oi orc, "a above
~ erlbed, have been extracted, and
90 men are still taking out the 80
'ut quality How extensive the
nut body IL, Of course. cannot be de
ri. mined until the mine il be
mi peaed.--owyhee Avalanche
of Governor Neil on Tuesday
In pited, until the goth inst, Mel
ast Mooney, who is under sentene,
vas death at Malad. He was a par
aen pant in the murder of the ti'