The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-11-03
NEWS NOTES.

rhe labor is to get the gpaenbacks.
An apmy OF $4,000 men will be re-
tained In Egypt to carry on and
consolidate the work,
1t is estimated that the average
-ost Of the uncampleted portion Of
Slls Northarn Pacific will be $4,000,
300 per mile,
The eleotiaR in West Virgins
arge Republican gains, aaf, Re
,,ublioan candidate for Cnngross, has
1900 majority,
1t is estimated that about one
eighth of the entire working force
of the country fnds employment in
;onneotiqR with railways.
It is csti4ated that there will be
. surplus of ahaut sa,70Q,DAa in the
appropriation fnE the star route ser
vice during the last 6scal year
Rf FeE want to make . women
mad an appear pleased, toll her o!
a fault; but Of yer wants ter make
ier pleased an appear mad, tell hei
iat's she's good losin'."
OF tho ninety four servanta o..
Queen Vielnria's haHsphald, thres
are especially depHtised to take car,
If $la. 900, 900 worth of gold and sill
yer plate.
When man kums to me tor nd
wise, | find out the kind ov advice h,
wants and | give it to him;this salts
fys him that he and | are two AZ
smart men M there il iiying,--Josi
'iiliAgs.
| Eleven hundred and forty train.
.day pass signaltower ofthe Penn
,ylvania Railroad at the junction o
seventeenth and Filbert streets il
Philadelphia- largest numbe
that pasaes any ono point In th'
world:
Spokane Ike, Wha was recently
anng ut Klamath agency, in aceorti
.nce with u pardiet rendered by al
indian Jury, Agent Niekerapn act
ne aa Judge, confessed an tho sea-
| old to having killed 4ix redskin
and two white men,
Mr.. Porter, of the census hurear
says the census report will COS
s5,Q00,Q 900 The work was begu
II 1879 and will be finished in lss:
alter five years of solid work, !
| will be the most complete work c
| The kind ever done. The las
EngIish teusus only cost S700,0O0-
i WELL" remarked young NJ D
| just from college, s'fsupposc the mex
thing will be to hunt good ioes
ton, and then wait for something t
| do, like Patience on a monument
Yes said bystander, sand
won't be long after you begin ii
the monuments will be on the p'
| tients."
Another disease Is again threatel
ing the horse. This disease is ealle
.thrush." Itmakes itaelf known b
! an eruption of tho skin immediate
above the heafs. and IN time, il NJ
attended to the hoof softens an
drops off. The horses are more Il
Bile which are over worked or ju
recovered from the pink-eye. III
disease is not contagious except
direct contact,
Two eountrymen from Onit
creek came to an Austin lawyer
|. consult about bringing joint Gu
against a neighbor, The first gla
ger began TO tell the lawyer t
: cause of the trouble, embelishing
rather literally. eDon't tell hi
any lies, Bill" interrupted the otht
at is his business to put in the Ii,
You viii get him confused if you
to mixing up your lies with his.
: 1t would seem that the Engli
language, as spoken in America,
to be enlarged if not enriched, By
new word-sibrownbacks." I
backs ofthe new notes to be issu
for the use of those national ban
!. which have had their charters {
:. tended, are printed with brown ii
In other respects they are like t
; ordinary bank notes. The engra
= ing and printing bureau at Was