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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, JULY ii. 1882.
New Light on Star Eouto Method.

New Light ON Star EOute Methed.
The proceedings in the star route
case yesterday show thrt the ring job
hers did notconfine their lucrative opera.
items TO the public Treasury, hut con-
trived to swelllhei profits materially hv
their dealings with the suh-contractors.
Their ingenious methods in this di-
rection may be illustrated by the case OF
the sah-contractor Jarsmille. This nn-
suspecting MEXICAN had made contract
with John W Dorsey to carry the mail
on one of the routes "expedi'ed" by
the ring As the expedition called Tor
proved beyond the possibility of full
filment the sub-contracor very naturally
failed to make the trips according to the
schedule time. Thereupon be was mu!ct-
ed in the fines provided for in the con-
tract. His losses were so great that in one
quarter they completely Offset his COM
peEsstion. so that he got nothing for the
service be rendered Finally he paid Eve
hundred dollars for the privilege o.
throwing up the contract. In the lan-
guage OF the Court. this amounted to
"carrying the mail for nothing and pay
ing Eve hundred dollars in addition. "
The ring contractors took compassion
oH him and got from the government,
doubtless with the aid of Brady. re-
mission OF the fines. which, however.
they considerably put in their own pock-
tt.
Mr.. Bliss yesterday proposed TO show
that of the two Thousand dollars in fines
imposed upon Jaramillo for the last two
quarters OF 1880 sixteen hundred dol
lars had been remitted by the depart
ment, and that the amount go remi,ted
had heeB kept hv Dorsey, The defence
promptly Obi cted to this evidence as
being "lrrelevan'." and rlodestlv assert
ed that the matter was "a simple busi-
ness transaction between Dorsey and
the sub-contractor Judge Wylie, how
ever, failed TO see that coDspiring to
"expedite" route to d.gree impos.i-
bile OF achievement for the purpose OF
getting fines imposed upon suh-contrac-
tors and then RENTED to enable the ring
to pocket the remissions was a simple
business transaction" He accordingly
decided to admit the 'irreIevant" proof,
though he finally required the prosecu-
ton to show that the "expediting" had
been ordered nv Brady knowing il to b.
impossible IN. 7. Herald. 9Th ult.
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Examiper-Well. sir, We will now sup
pose that you have been called in to at
tend paiiert who has taken poweriu
dose of arsenic What would you ad
wise giving him? NJ. D lin embryol
The last sscraments, sir.
The New York Board of Trade ap.
pointed a committee for the purpose o
soliciting subscriptions TO institute sui
against the railroads for damages fol
failure to perform their duties as COM
mon carriers. The committee will have
a conference with Commissioner Fink
Friday. They have signifed their will
iDgness to pay an increase of 3 cents or
each 100 pounds-more than enough tc
cover ibe demands of the striking freigh
bsDdlsrs.
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and all others who enjoy tae hu.
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Every one will be interested in the dslin
cation of character IS applied to "Dr. Vim.
son." "Mr. Beerd," "The Jubilee Singers"
and others who have been there. 1t has
been pronounced the most humorous book
of the present day, and is for sale BY al
booksellers, or II will be mailed on receipt
Of price. Send sll orders to
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aFThis from HE L. uisville Courier
Journal of Thursday rather beats Mr..
Harrison's record in Cincinnati:
"Gov. Blackburn made confession
of religion at TIE Barnes meeting last
night, and will he COZ firmed at Chris'
Church in this city, next Sunday week
Assistant State Auditor Green confessed
Tuesday night, and Assistant SecretarJ
of State Harris will DO likewise Salur.
day. There was never before such {
shaking of dry homes in the capital o
Kentucky. Mr. Barnes announced wher
he came to Frankfort that the Lord baC
promised him one thousand souls there
and that he expected every State Office
to be in the list. Up to last night thI
confessions numbered 1,002"
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Trains -un on Baltimore time east Of the
Ohio Rriver.
WRIST B0UND-chicago Fast Line daily,
with through Sleepers from New York to
Chicago. Chicago Express daily, Through
Sleepers Baltimore to Chicsgo daily. and
Through Coach from Columbus to Ssndusky.
daily, Chicago Nail daily, on Main Line aud
C. o, Division; on other divisions daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to
Chicago. ALI other trsius daily, except sun
day,
IN. Cole, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
W &. RBPPERT, Pass. Agt, Columbus
OK LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,
B. DUNHAM, Gen. Man., Newark.
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BEALLSVILLE
SELECT SCHOOL

THE Eighth Session of this School opens
i July is, and closes September 22
1852.
We take pleasure in Offering to the patroniz-
izing public superior advantages over any
other school in Eastern Ohio: among which
are corps of efficient Instructors, written
Examinations. thorough drill in Norms! In =
struction for Teachers BY an experienced Ed
ucator, full and practical course Of study
for persons looking to any special calling e.
life. good and cheap Boarding, moral and
social Community, frst.class Literary So
ciety, a thorough course of Lectures, and, at
the close of the session. the
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Recipes. has just been issued Price, haud-
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We offer so per cent discount aud q Siloer
Ratch. free, to Agents. We also offer Gold
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Trains run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio River.
Note on Running of Trains.--EAST
BOUND-New York Fast Line daily. with
through Sleepers from Chicago to New York.
Washington and Baltimore Express, with
through sleepers from Chicago to Baltimore
daily, and Through Coach from sandusky to
Columbus daily. New York and Baltimore
Express daily Newark to New York, on otheI
Divisions. daily, except Sunday. Sleeping
Car Chicago TO Cumberland. All other train:
daily, except Sunday
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Monroe Co. Teachers Examination,
TEXT BOOKS.

Orthography, Wright and others; Penman-
ship, Eclectic system; Reading, McGuffey;
Geography, by Topics; Physical Geography
Cornell; Grammar, Harvey; also Practical
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vised); Geometry and Trigonometry. 0lney;
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4OOaud IS outfit free, Address d HALLsrl
& Co., Portland, Maine, nachSS VI,
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Notice to Teachers.

IT HR Board Of Bxaminsrs Of Monroe ccun-
i ~ win hole meetings foe the sxanis.-
ten Of Teachers as follows:
Woedtneld, ssturday, June s. 1853.
I" laly -, ts
g Those desiring certificates Of aay grade
muAt be examined
By order OF the Bsard
DAVIDHsvAY. Prss,isat-.
Jas. A. WA,sor. Clerk. gn7e
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BOARDING..
Good Boarding can be obtained at from 50
So to So IS per week. Rooms for self
boarding can be obtained at low rates.
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Bellaire & Southwestern r. r.
TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT 12 NJ, JAN. is. 1882.

Trains make connection with the B. & O.
and C. & p. Railroads, also, with Capt Lu-
keus' steamboat. "Pres Rllison," f,r Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
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&7e A WEEK, sls. day at home easily
y Amsds, Costly 0utst free. Address
YKts CO, Augusta, Maine, nsh2s, 's3r,
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Tuition.
Higher Branches. 50 90
Common Branches, 3 90

Jerusalem is the center of rich and strictly
moral community, and offers a very inviting
prospect to the earnest student Tuition re-
quired in advance. No money refunded except
in case of protracted illness. Coed boarding
can be had at from So to So per week.
For further particulars cali on or address
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R. G. MCGAUGHEY,
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SELECT SCHOOL.
Jerusalem, Ohio.

THE first session of this School will open
i July II, and continue in session ten
weeks.
Glasses will be formed in any of the branch
es to suit students.
Special attention will be given by Robert l..
Morris to the techinal construction of English
Grammar; also. Physical and Mathematical
Geography. No pains will be spared to make
this school q success.
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LECTURTS.
Theory and Practice of Teaching, Civil Gov
eminent, Parliamentary and School Law,
Astronomical and Physical Geography.
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Clarington Select School.

Clarington Select School.
VIII commence Ju,y is and con-
tinUe In Session Fen Weeks.
Glasses will be organized in any branch
desired.
The teachers will use every effort to make
this School as profitable to those in attend
ance as any school in the county.
Good Boarding at Reasonable Rates
TUITION.
Higher Branches -. ........: 81 90
common w
Primary -. w
Tuition invariably in advance.
For further particulars call on or address
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Jacob Moose, Deceased.
THB undersigned has been appointed aud
qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Jacob Moose, late of Monroe county deed.
Dated this 2sth day OF June, A. D. 1854.
july4, saws. ISRAEL D. MOOSE G
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
NOTICE.

All persons having horses in my
herd, are requested to call and settle up
before the first OF October
GEo. W. METzLER.
Ketchum Sep 18th
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
Railroad Prospects.

In an interview with tho Haley
Times man, the other day, Hon.
John Haley expressed the opinion
of majority OF Wood Riverites on
the railroad question. thusly' aThe
railroad, Mr.. Haley thought, would
not be completed To Haley before
next May or June, The work across
the lava fields was much heavier than
anticipated, and scarcely any notice
able progress was being made in
crossing the desert. The difficult
ties of the undertaking were almost
nsurmountable, andif the road were
completed to Little Wood River by
the fret of January, 1883, the con
tractors would do we'll indeed, BY
the first of January there will pro-
badly be too much snow up the
Wood River valley to admit of the
road being completed before early
in the spring--so that May or June
was probably the correct date to
look for the iron horse here. A few
days ago Mr. HALEY met Mr.. b
ca gentleman with jaw-breakine
name), the chief engineer of the
Union Pacific, and conceded witt
Mr., Haley in his views as to the
completion of the road
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
VIII Make a Good Run.

Col. Miller, Manager Of the Phila-
delphia Smelling works, is purchas-
ing ores from all parts of the country
as well as making regular shipments
rom the eompany's mines, and is
confident of making q long and
successful run, so we are informed
From the rate with which ore is now
arriving he has every reason te
realize his antioipations.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
The Dayitt Mine,

We learn from Mr., Flynn, the
owner of this mine, that an in
creased force will soon be employed
in taking ore from the two tunnels
now opened on the ledge, and fire.
quent shipments will be made to the
Ketchum smelling works, as long
as practicable this year, Mr.. Flynn
is satisfied that the Ketehum mar
ket is most profitable to him, and be
has already made an opening ship
ment from the navitt, of twenty five
tons, the lower tunnel of this lode
now in 12a feet, does not exhibit
the slightest change in the course,
condition and width of the vein. L
is solid galena Il inches wide, with
two excellent limestone walls, ane
no sign of waste matter, The assay
value runs from 12a ozs to lao ozs.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
NEW THIS WEEK..
Arr1scA41o4 ron rA1z1G1.
sesses He. Is,
UNrTTD arATDs LAND OY14c9
boise City. IdAhq, Heps, 10. 1ee1


8oiss City. IdAhe, Sept, 10. lisa
kouos II hereby given that Isaac Lewis, Of
hsfchum, AlturAs county, Idaho Territory, and
eempel ]. Hanser, Robert 8. Hale and Anton
Territory Of MontApa, and Jacob 0nysr, Of
Newark, Essex county, 8tafe Of New Jersey,
have made application for United Htatea pat.
eut ter the Ohio Lode Mining Ciatn, situate ia
the Mineral Hill mining DISTRICT Alturaa county
idaho Territory, consisting Of nfteen hundred
linear feet Of she lode and surface ground III
hundred faet wide, being lot No. 60 aud dea-
crtbed IN the hsld notes and plat Of the onicisl
survey on file in thta Office with magnetic vRrfa-
ton At 1872 so East IS follows,
BEGINNING 1t the disoovery stake : tunnel u
feet long bears due north as feet Distant and
running NJ 81 degrees and Is minutes West 500
to center Of north end line Cf CHIN; thsnca
north IS degreea and IS minutes east 400 feet to
post No. /, the N. Il. corner Of the clAtn thence
8. IS degrees and As minutes W. 61O r. 70 poee
No, 2, the n. w. corner Of clafm; thence g. s.
DEGREES Is miuatss = 1909 fest 20 pest No: .,
greea, 45 minutes East GOO feet to post No L. the
place OF beginning survey OF exterior boundaries
OF claim, contstning an area Of 2o6S acreA-
degrees Is minutes W. $50 feet distant.
The said mining claim being Of record in The
| of1cc OF the Recorder OF AlturAs county, ct
| HALEY, Idaho Territory, The nearest known
location being the Lsflu and HAwkeye LOdea
Any aud all persona claiming adverpely auy
portion OF said mining claim are rsquired !.
nle thefradvcrse claim with the Register Of tn.
United States Land Office, st Boise City idaho
Terri tory, during the sixty days period Of
| publication thereof, OF they will b. barred b.
| virtue OF the provisions OF the statute OF the
| United States in such cAsea made and provided
Il direct that this notice be published in the
kFTcHuH KEYSTONE, the Newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for the period o,
| DIP B. PRIDE. Register
| Puhlieatton BEGAN Bspt. nth. lss9
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
The Silver King.

The Silver King mine, located
four miles above Sawtooth city, and
formerly spoken of as the Kelley
strike is developing enormous
riches. The ledge as it now appears
has tota! width of fifteen feet, and
within this limit, little or no waste
matter is found. Operations are
exclusively in pay rock, and instead
of sorting a small quantity of ore
from vast amount of barren ledge
matter, the operation is vice versa,
and but little of the whole amount
handled, is necessarily elected The
ore is classified into first, second and
third class lots, characterized re-
spectively, by black sulphurets in
quartz, antimoniai silver and an in
ferior grade of carbonates. Some OF
the high grade ore assays 1000 ozs,
the antimonial silver runs as high
as no ezs, and the third class, car
donates, which exists III great abun-
dance, will average SO ozs. On
either side of the ledge are seames
of high grade antimonial silver from
three to six inches wide.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29

Railroad Ties Floating,

The tie drive has now reached
Ketehum and extends seven miles
up the river. 1t contains over one
hundred and fifty thousand ties,
which are SO heavily banked as to
form a deep current in the center
Of the river, thus allowing them te
float with much greater ease than
heretofore. Deeper water is being
constantly reached and, as eonse
quenee greater apeed ia made,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
Ton, Rogers.

A large number of samples from
the recently discovered member OF
the Allen group, namely, the Tom
Rogers, have been assayed by John
Minear, and fully sustain in their re
suits the estimation of richness which
this ore universally received upon it's
first appearance, The best runs
$40 and TAI ozs, the lowest, 80.5 and
95.5 ozs, and the intermediate re
suits are 1875, 226, 264 ozs etc.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
pAECIs6 ny MOONLIGHT,
4 Beyy OF Ketohpr. star 0azers Draw up
at the Springs and Have Good time.
No Ways 10 beautiful,
10 nighta 20 bright,
No minds so dutiful,
No hearts 70 light

10 n1ghte 80 hE12nts
No minds so d2tiful,
No heArts 30 light
As those that accompanied hevy
of Ketohum young tolks suit ON =
little lark last Tuesday evening, A
few Of the congenial locked togeth-
er for moonlight ramhle, and
causnally dropped in upon Mr., and
Mrs, Heynalda, at the Guyer Hot
Springs, with complete snrpriss.
They didn't stay in long, however,
for music came from the platform
in the grove, filing their hearts
raptures, and their toes with
with enthusiasm, They emerged
once NOR into the silvery night,
| and now initiated the browning
event Of the evening, with a
| waltz, The music referred to, was
rendered by Messrs Lewis and
Adams, and the dancers tipped tt
its gentle strains till their enthusi
asm fed with the moon, and the
night, and tho grey morn came steal
ing on
Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs
Boiler. Mira. Pilmer, Mrs. Daley,
Mrs. Cochran, Mrs James; Misses
Lewis, Cassidy Kelley, Brasier
Huntington, Lamphere, and Mcssrs
ISmith, Johnson, Shaw, Hyde, LavcH
Beaverage mot Intoxicating, Taylor
| Pilmer, Cochran and Boiler, Were
the participants, and the occasion
was in every respect q delightful
success.
We are told that superb repas
was partaken of at the hour Q
twelve, in the Springs Hotel, upol
which occasion . novelty plan wa
adopted for serving up the delicaciet
1t was this The fair ones were aeai
ed, and their cavaliers, with all til
/ grace communicable, passed th
viands and turned the decanter
they were then waited upon in tur
by the ladies. There is some sens
in this style OF management at ba
supper in this country, for it di
places much formality and LITTI
! grub, with MUCH grub and little 10
mality--better suited to we mou
taineers,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
Bsllioa SHIPMENTS,

Eight eight-yoke bull teams went
ont Sunday loaded with 7Qooopounds
Of bullion Prom the Philedelphia
smeltersr
Fifteen thousand pounds OF bullion
hon the Philadelphla smsltera went
out on horse teames yesterday,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
A Fastidious Dorg.

A lady Of Ketehum has q pet
purp that viii eat nothing but boiled
chicken, and we trust to be par
doned for mentioning that she re-
Gently purchased two chickens At 81
each, to be boiled for its lunch while
on tour. 1t is one of the fine
haired, Mexican species.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29

Robert Williams, of the "eraft, !
who has been rusticating in the Saw
tooth mountains, came down last
Tuesday with some fine looking
rock, and recorded several claims.
He adrapped in" on the KEYSTONE.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
TOWN TOPICS,
Personal and Passing Events
Picked Up Hereabouts.

Horace Lewis is at Kelton.
Dan McGee Is employed in Deer
creek mine,
Stoves are herded mornings and
evenings.
Two months more Of good wealth
or, so it's Prophecied,
The bridge four miles above town
needs repairing badly.
Ben Harris Idaho saloon is q po-
pular resort for all oid-timers,
Operations have been resumed on
the Silver Star on Little Smokey.
A number of local teamsters are
busy supplying the town with wood.
Several hundred graders are at
york between Bellevue and Little
Wood River,
Harry Hill stepped into first
class business when he bought in
NTH Mr.. Sterritt,
Mr. Baker and family will leave
within day or two to spend the
ainter on the Payette.
1t la stated that Capt, Guyer's
services as snelter at the Philadel-
phia works, commanded $500 per
month.
We are informed that the Italian
wood-choppers, up Warm Spring
ueek, have withdrawn from the
business,
The Ketchum public school mum
bers forty-two scholars. 1t is UNI
der the careful instruction of Miss
Emma Gallup.
Charles Adams Of the Regulator
took his wife and child to her home
near Silver City, last week, and il
hunselt expected back on Oct, End
George Warren, who has beef
rusticating at Zion few weeks, hal
resumed his position on the specia
coach between this place and Belle
yue.
Hon. John HALEY, ex-Delegate t.
Congress and General Supt. Of al
the main stage lines operating il
idaho, paid Ketehum visit on las
Wednesday
J. S, Wallace, Supt. of the Solac
mine, at Vienna, after settling wit
the Philadelphia Co. for ores shil
nod to their smelters from til
Solace, returned homo yesterday.
Seventy-fve pack animals are en-
ployed in the transportation OF OF
from the Isabella and Carrie Leoi
ard mines: on Little Smokey, to th
Philadelphia smelters at this plac
The travel is still great enough
warrant Salisbury, HALEY 4 Co.
running two daily stages betwee
Ketehum and the lower countr,
The mail coach departs in the morl
ing and arrives in the evening, viii
special from Bellevue arrives at
A. N. and returns at 3 p. NJ.
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AeNard,

II the person who borrowed
needle gun from Lewis Drug Store
in July will return the same, be will
DO suitably rewarded !, J. LxwIs.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-09-29
Change Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the upper
signed has this day disposed of his in
terest In the business heretofore carried
on under the name of Johnston l. 4ter-
rift, Ketdhum, Idaho, TO Harry H. Hill.
VIM. Johnston.