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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

flower fresh each day, OF lounge about watch.
ing the crowd and listening 70 tho music which
this year Is particularly tnc, the selections he
ing satisfactory to all Thousand, every day
and evening attest their pleasure in visiting all
objects and places II interest, the attendance
averaging over VIZ thousand each day
WusFNfNrN
On theatre going people nc restricted Ia
the California At presents III the other, being
closed The Union Square Company " New
votk, have been giving, to crowded houses,
1.-THE Bankers Daughter anil "Danc Ro.
chct The attendance Of fashionable audience
every representation with "standng room only
demonstrate that good plays, properly ptcscn
ted ny hrst class talent, viii Away, pay IN,
theatre, such as ri,uli and Winter Garden con
TIME popular and present, respectively, "Coq
nclico and "OlNcic' in tine style, with bee,
and smoke al hbrhat Ou park attiacu
many ON sunday. proving great boon to lhos,
whose time is not thcit own through the week
Many valuable additions VI tropical plants ant
flowers have been made to the conservatory
The several varieties Of Ncphanotis growing
|mNudantlY. Apotruus
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-09-09

planet was In molten state, ~ further yet 10
the point Of view II the astronomical hypothc.
81, still om Presidents position must bo main
tanned, viz higher power Than that ~ man
Is required to produce even single atom Of
but one Of the. elements, And think he
lightly inferred that since We have no certain
knowledge that the higher order II intelligence
have ever exercised ~ can exercise creative
power, We arc necessarily rclcgated TO q Sup
RENE Creative Power, through whom and by
whom all things were made And that such
Is the fact, the very existence Of matter will
all IT, marvellous evidence " adaptation and
design, otherwise unaocomicd for, seem to m,
conclusive.
A. the learned Judge resumed hi seat, loud
cries n "fotyw Forty" came from all
quaucr. The Club nov adjourned to tn,
supper room,
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MErALA,

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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
The Wolftone.

The Wolftone, A. D. Foot, Supt.,
owned by Capt Joe Berry & comp
any, and situated on Deer creek,
about eight miles from Ketchum,
at present employees force offifteen
men in the face of four different tun-
nels crosscutting the vein. Three
Of these tunnels have already tap
ped the vein, and now follow a body
of ore the width of their work.
The company recently working q
crew Of sixty men, took out 125
tons of ore from the discovery tun-
mel, and rs tons from one about 100
feet below, making in all 200 tons
of first-otass ore on the dump The
owners will probably erect smelter
next season, and in that case will
find sufficient opening on the mine
fora constant supply ofore, without
any great Developments, or expend-
iture, this winter, and it was in
view Of this fact that the working
force was reduced The ledge mat
ter of the mine varies in width from
100 to 200 feet, and carries the ore
under its hanging wall, composed of
limestone Galena and soft grey
carbonates, are respectively the first
and second grade ores, the former
averaging 10 ozs IN silver with a
high per cent lead, and the latter 80
ozs, It is beautiful ore, and in great
abundance.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
KRTCHDA sMELTRHs
Employed on Ore From All Parts Of
Wood River,

Gre from Vienna, the Smpkies,
East Fork of Salmon, North Fork,
Lake creek, Warm Spring creek,
Elkharn, East Fork, Deer creek,
Bullion, HALEY, Bellevue, and other
points, finds its most convenient
market to be the Philadelphia
shelters, here st Ketchunl, and it is
y fact that ore is at present coming
through regular shipments, from
every one Of these points to the
works named There is no location
on Wood river SO central, 50 well
supplied with every natural adyan-
tage, hence SO well adapted to a
great smelling center as Ketchnm.
In consequence Of this, Ketchum is
not only destined TO be the great ore
and bullion depot of the Wood River
region, but it is at the present time
the possessor Of theonly successfully
working smelter in the country.
Despitethe blow and flourish Of her
contemporary towns, Ketehum is the
recipient and manipulation Of most
all the country's mineral produc-
tons, Accepting the present influx
of ore as criterion, the completion
Of the railroad to this place viii
necessitate an extensive enlarge
ment Of the smelling capacity Of the
works here And this will, UNI
doubtedly, be forthcoming, for the
Philadelphia company propose to
add four more furnaces to their
plant as soon as the demand will
justify,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
shooting ARRAY.

A shooting scene occurred at the
smelter near town last Sunday
morning, between one Antonio Sig
Norasti, and one Cozza Geatano,
who bad got into difficulty over
their wood contracts. Sig Norasta
claimed That Geatano shot at him
with double barreled shotgun on
Saturday, and came down at that
time and had warrent issued tor
his arrest On Sunday morning be-
tween six and seven o'clock the two
men had another difficulty which
ended in Geatano getting shot in the
left side. We are unable at present
to state the effects of the wound.
Soon after the shooting. Judge Mil
Ter extracted the ball from a place
between the fifth and sixth ribs, it
having struck the former from be-
hind and followed it to the end.
The wounded man was taken to the
county hospital in Croy's gulch. and
Sig Norasti awaits the injuries of
the wounded man,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

Developments in the Elkhorn are
of as fiattering a nature as ever. The
raise has begun from the tunnel. re
Gently referred to, and an incline
near the raise has been sunk on the
ledge to the depth of 81 feet; and at
q point nearer the mouth of the tun-
mel, crosscut has been made which
also opens into the same body OF ore.
These recent developments show
the Elkhorn to possess a contact ore
schultz 40 in length.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
i Ketehum Business Nan for Assessor

Ketchum is represented on the
Republican ticket by Mr.. e. r.
Leonard, (of the well-known firm Of
Pinkham h Leonard, who has ac-
copied the nomination of that party
tor County Assessor and Tax Col
lector. 1t is with pleasure that we
call attention to this nomination,
FOR Mr.. Leonard is one of the very
oldest residents of Ketchum, and
mas constantly taken an active in
terest IN all that has had tendency
to promote the welfare of Wood
River, and this place in particular.
That he is we'll qualified, in every
respect, for the important position
no one questions and that he will
secure . heavy vote is equally GER
tain. Mr.. Leonards residence OF
nearly three years on Wood
River; his wide-ranged acquaintance
throughout Alturas county, and
his knowledge Of values, especially
| fits him for the Office and will exert
an important influences at the poll
in November
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
An Arrest in saWtootll.

We learn through our regular
Sawtooth correspondent, that live
ly time generally was witnessed in
that place last Thursday evening.
It was the result of trouble arising
from q board bill contracted BY a
man commonly known as Mack
at Sawtooth restaurant Mack
had been dunned several times, and
finally, having won one-hundred dol
lars, proceeded to the restaurant on
the evening referred to, and paid the
aforesaid debt with the remark
sthere d. you, if you open your
head again I'll shoot you through
the back. and I've q good mind to
do it any way This remark, Of
course, justified the threatened man
in the arrestof Mack, which follow
ed, and thore began a lively time.
The latter had been jailed about al
hour when he liberated himself and
struck out for more comfortable sit
uation. The citizens Of Sawthooth
turned out on the serch after the
manner ofan old English fox hunt.
and soon recovered their object.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

young man, said an experienced
old farmer to his indulgent son who
had allowed the yearlings to escape
from the cow yard, you should
take time by the forelock = The lad
was too ate; but endeavoring TO do
the next best thing, grabbed the
rear appendage of a eritter and went
literally flying across the meadow.
The only answer heard by the as
tonisked parent, was, eve got it by
the tail dadl'
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

Sixty tons Of very high grade ore
were shipped down to the Philadcl-
phia smelters, at this place, from the
Solace mine, at Vienna, last week.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
TOWN TOPICS.
Personal and Passing Events
Picked Up Hereabouts.

DAoClSlA ebAAS4 SSo1AAA6 FNAAeo
Picked Up Hereabouts.
Dance this evening,
Pleasant weather again,
The public school is in session.
i, II, Russell has returned from
Keiton,
Pinkham 4 Leonard are in receipt
of fall goods,
Capt. J. B. Harper made trip to
Silver City last week.
1t showed in Galena Sunday even
ing, to the depth Of six inches.
Oregon Short Line graders are at
work within four miles Of Bellevue.
Fred Rochon has just completed
twelve very neat desks for the pub
lie school
Mr.. Stacy, the Vienna lumberman,
is moving his saw-mill to the
Weiser country.
The Senate Mining & Smelling Co.
of Galena, has suspended operations
on its mines and mill, until spring.
DR. Patterson who has been in
Vienna during the summer, now oe-
eupies the office room recently va
Gated by DR. Brownell.
Mining operations in the Saw
tooth region, this winter, will to a
great extent be confined to develop
nent work,
Taylor & Hastings are generally
remodeling their establishment on
upper Main street, new floor is a
prominent feature.
Dickinson & Bramble's freight
teams arrived last evening with the
Solaee ore and will load with bullion
today
The recent squall rid the atmos-
phere of the dreary smoke which
hung over the country for several
weeks.
Lavell & Lewis four OK teams,
loaded with $4,000 lbs each, made
the trip to Blaekfoot in eleven days,
and are now returning with freight
for the Q. S. L, Junction,
NJ Bunyard, who has been run
ming dairy ranch at Vienna dur.
ing the summer, passed through
Ketchum Monday, with bis cows
headed for Goose Greek. Mr. Bun
yard will remain in Bellevue, and
return his stock next spring.
Fret T. Phelps, of Phelps & Ora
ham, returned home from San Fran
cisco, yesterday. He reports times
lively on the coast, but says that he
feels a satisfaction in being once
more III Ketehum, the scene of his
interests and active life,
There are one-halt million pounds
Of freight now at Kelton awaiting
shipment to Wood River, and more
is daily arriving. It is also known
that freight for the same destination
lies at Blaekfoot in much larger
quantities than can be handled
Tue Columbia & Beaver mill, Saw
tooth, suspended operations for .
few hours on Friday evening last,
TO allow Of slight repairs. The sill
yer turned out OF this mill is OF 8
beautiful fneness, and is 81 per cent.
of the assay value of the ore from
which it is worked.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
NOTICE..

All persons having horses i'll my
herd, are requested to call and settle up
bebore the first of October.
Gro. W. METzLER.
Ketehum Sep 18th.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or STAGES.

From the South, due at 3 p. m,
e G North, Z" 8 ("
For the South, leave at G a, m,
g North, g "e
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

y
A large number of strangers were
in town yesterday,
Sheriff Howard Gray passed up
The country this morning,
The name of the new BELLEVUE
daily newspaper is to be Chronicle
Mr. Russell lost very valuable
horse last night from some unknown
poison
General preparations for the APP
preaching winter are visible on all
sides
Captain Harper has abandoned
the idea Of putting up his saw mill
At this place
p, R, Leonard and Maj Hynd-
man officiated at Haley ball on
Wednesday evening.
G. w. Tatro, an old resident Of
Rocky Bar, will remove his family
to Wood River soon.
Mr. Fitch of Galena stopped in
Ketohum on his way to the lower
country last Monday,
The citizens of Ketchum will have
a social hop at Davis hall this even
ing Everybody turn out,
Stormy weather has practically
suspended prospecting in the main
Sawtooth range for this season.
Over one hundred tie-cutters have
left this section within the last few
weeks for the camps on Crooked
river.
Phelps & Graham have 10000
pounds of freight, in the way Of win
ter goods, awaiting shipment at
Kelton,
Messrs f. r. Leonard, L. D. New
man and w. NJ, Harris, were recent
ly elected school trustees of this
district,
The Vienna Reporter says q pick
train is on the way to Ketchum
with ore from Bob Orr's mine, on
Big Smokey
Three eight-ox teams, of two
wagons, rolled in yesterday with ore
from the lower country, bound for
the Ketehum smelters.
The Solace ore sold to the Phila-
delphia smelters will yield $500 per
ton, or something over $4,000, 1t
is 'sdry' or milling ore,
| The recent sudden change in the
| weather was not in the least CON
dusive to health. There are mum
Der of cases ofsickness in town.
J. O. Swift Il Co. have removed
their large stock of merchandise
from HALEY to their branch houses
at Bullion, Muldoon and this place.
Geo. w. Peters has fair showing
of a good mine in his Warpath claim
on Lake creek. He is now at work
on ledge matter of white quartz,
galena and iron,
| The Haley Times states that
Patrick Fallon, working on one Of
the Deer creek mines, had foot so
badly crushed that amputation Just
above the ankle was necessary.
A neat and comfortable sitting
room has been fitted up in the Bax-
ter Hotel, and is Il convenience much
appreciated by the patrons of that
excellent house
Pete Robertson passed up the
country this afternoon with another
gentleman who is looking for site
suitable Tor engaging in an exten-
sive business, ketchum may be his
choice.
Lavell & Lewis have about three
hundred thousand feet OF lumber on
hand at their yard in Ketehum and
at the mills. Also the same mum,
Der of shingles Builders should
make note Of this.
| Mr.. J, J. Guentherodt, travelling
agent for r. e. Dunn & Cos mer-
camille agency, Salt Lake, has been
taking in the Wood River country,
aud spent several days in Ketehum
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

Mrs. A. Hines, of The Palace
Lodging House, has returned from a
visit to Yienna aud Sawteoth.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

George Steward has two men at
work on his Satwocth prospect, an
extension of the Kelly strike.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the
name of Taylor & Hastings, is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent
j. j. Taylor.
] B. Hastings.
All accom- ts viii be settled and the
business carried on under the old name
by the undersigned.
J. B. Hastings
Ketchum, Sep 18th, 1882
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
kETCHUM POsTOFFIcE HOURS,

The Ketchum Postof1ice will be open
fox the receipt and delivery OF mail
daily, except Sundays, from a. m. to
Up. m On Sunday the office will be
open from 3 p. m. to s p. m.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

No Registry business transacted on
Sunday,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

Entered at the Postof1ice at Ketch-
um, |. 7, as second class matter,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22

Ketchunl, Sep 18th, 1882
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-22
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Ketehum Sep 18th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-17

The Republicans are laying the
foundation for another series OF South
ern outrages without senblance OF
Justice or reason.
The Ass. Press dispatches give us
the information that Stephens OF Geer'
gia is elected Governor, by $1,000 ma
iority, and then go on coolly to say
that the Republican candidate will
contest the election, not that he ex-
poets to displace Stephens, but that
he expects to show frauds. Few Will
believe that the Georgia Democrats
are 40 foolish as to permit frauds whc',
their opponents conceded Stephens
election from thirty to forty thousand
majority. The fact is. the eyes OF the
American people are opening, and the
Southern outrage mills will grind TO no
purpose during the coming campaign.
Virginia City Footlight.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-17
Our Possibilities.
News Miner.

There is scarcely doubt in the
minds of the people in this region but
that the railroad grade will be finished
to HALEY before sixty days more shall
have rolled around. OF course. if the
storm king rules us this fall with a
rod of iron the grade can hard
" be finished, and the railroad iron
viii not rule. On the lava is the hitch,
and that part of the work alone is
where we shall fail, if fail we must, to
ride rail" the coming winter. Our
wide-a wake tpwnsman, j. NJ. Ban.
field, has figured on the grading from
the HALEY depot grounds to the Kill
patrick camp, and, weather permit
ting, he will do his work qnickly and
well. Let US pray for couple OF
months more of sunshine and good
weather
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-17
Ainsiie and MOrmOniSm.
from the BlackfoOt Register.

Mr.. Ainslie is reported. in the Wood
River News. Miner, as ying that he
opposed tho unseating Of that polyga-
nous delegate, George @. Cannon, at
the last session of Congress. What
better evidence do the people Of Ida
no want of Ainslie's loyalty to the
Mormon church. He defended his
master, Cannon, when all the Repnb-
licans and more than half the Demo-
q ats in Congress voted to unseat Can
non. He openly boasted OF getting
Mormon votes, but thought the Re-
pnblicans would do the same. Mr..
Anslie owes his nomination 10 Nor
mon votes from Mormon counties
some of the delegates of Which cannot
vote for him because disqualified.
Why this earnestness on the part
of the Mormons for Anslis? tits said
that other names were presented TO
President Bulge, but none but Ainslie
would answer. He stood firm, and
Ainslie was nominated. There is no
candid man, Republican, Anti-Mor-
mon, Democrat, or better still, Nor.
mon himself, but that knows that Aims
lie, if elected, will work necessarily
for the Mormon interests, including
polygamy. Are the people Of Idaho
willing to endorse the Mormon dor-
trine Of polygamy by electing Ainslie?
Shall it be heralded outside this Terri
tory that the work OF the last Con-
gress, respecting polygamy, has been
condemned in Idaho? Will the mi
ners and business men of Wood River
country record themselves in favor of
endorsing the Mormon doctrine of pc.
lvgamy? The Mormons say polyga.
my is part of their doctrine. Will
tho honest farmers of Idaho Territory,
who take so much pleasure at even
tide by their firesides with their fami-
lies alter a hard days work, endorse
this Infamous doctrine of poly gamy,
either directly or indirectly? Shall the
Mormon authorities at Salt Lake gov
ern Idaho politics in their interests.
This is the great issue. What will
the people of Idaho do with it?
The platform on which Mr.. Singiser
stands is squarely and unequivocaly
against polygamy. The nominee, Mr..
Singiser, is equally as pronounced
The people of Idaho can forever stamp
down polygamous influence in Idaho
by supporting Mr.. Singiser aud elect
ing him.