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National Republican., 1882-09-04

The games this week will be rs follows Sep
tenbur 1, Interior VS.. Post Otfce 8, Interior VS..
War G. Government Printing ONCE POST
Oficc; z, War VS.. Interior: s, War VS.. Government
Printing OGicc; o. Post Ollice VS.. Interior. All
games will be played this week ut the corner of
sixteenth and streets, except that of the 9th,
streets northeast.
The following is the schedule of games lost aud
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- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
SECOND ISSUE OE STOCK.

THE UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING AS
ISOLATION will hold its tu .ith regular monthly
meeting i!r the payment of dues AMI making ad,
vanceJ WEDNESDAY, September 9Th, 1s82, at 7:30
p. M. at Cosmopolitan Han, corner Eighth and
streets northwest.
The B ard OF Directors having authorized the issue
of 1000 snnres of stock in this issue, subscriptions
therefor Ill be received by tile undersigned until
WEDNESDAY, Octob n 1. 1882: Thomas A. Rover
North Capto and II streets; Richard Curtin, Seventh
Donald, Ii20 Seventh street northwest John j.
Fuller, 5S II street northwest NJ. Loeb, at Eiseman
Bro s. corner seventh and streets northwest George
Bogus. sos Ninth street northwest; patric II. Sheehy
2O2S Seventh street northwest Ne 4. Murray, 3l3
Four street northwest: d. j. Hartlyan 1916
Thirty y-second street northwest, Geor Sctown.
DENNIS CONNELL President,
Corner First and III streets northwest.
DANIEL DONOVAN, Secre ary,
sei-5t lOl str, ct nor Invest
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Prominent Arrivals.

EnnITT-H. Meyer. Brooklyn. N. ". George w.
CorsOn, New York; u. r. Coon, Cincinnati. ohio:
nectcnt j. r. Copcult Youkefs, n. y; w, P. ray-
Ior. Wilmington, Del; George w. Wendock. New
York.
ST. JAMrs.-John S. Wiley, Columbia s. c.; j..
Richardson. Jackson, Miss. Robert W. o. Crane.
Glasgow, Scotl Ind 4. H. Blackledge. Indianapolis;
j. &. Weston, Denver COL; G. H. Lowery, New York.
METnoPoLITAS.- Henry Hoss, Half Greek, Tenn;
Fred w. Huyt Florida; X. NJ. Lesley. u. Wolf,
Philadelphia; II. V. Dimars, FRANKLIN. Ind Donald
Mckay 81. Louis ]. H. Adderly, New York.
ARLiSaroN-W. r. Knott aud Thomas NJ. Knott.
Iousvlle, Ky; nichard X. snow, Rocklsnd, Me-;
w. Weston, New Zealand.
ST, MARC.-F. d. Ifills New York; J. 7. Cotton,
it,, w. q. Bateman, Charles County, Maryland; q.
4. Ford, Baltimore Md.
RI0GS-A. c. Hunt, New York; ]. W. Green Au-
gusa Ga w. S. Bullet, Philadelphia; q. DE CLERGY
Chicago.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sgs posT.orF1oE NOTICE

elg@ PosT-oFFIoE NOTICE
Foreign Mails for the week ending sep,ember will
TuESDAY.-At a. m. Tor Europe, per steamship
&c, must be directed per wssorsn.J; At Ito a
M for d dEnrSts Per s'sSsmshP e 5 Rhsn yS
town and Port Limon per steamship Deliver; at
5;39 p m. tor Honduras and Livingston, via New
wEDNEsDAY.-AtI 10 a. M for Europe, per steam.
must be Directed per scythlSS; AZ 10 n. M for
france direct per s,eanlsh!p g. qcrmaln, via
steamship Amsterdam va Amsterdam; At i, m.
for the windward Islands, per steamship Fan,ber.
Psrrs dqpSiohp SH via ia HALIFAX i e""''''""' ""u o.
III 81 All, AYAt A. IESo m; for Europe per steam:
nnd frs nee must be directed per Republicl; at u
qRa vi fisafG S RG RsGi il n% %fP a
Geters for Great Britain and other European eoun-
p m for CUBA a. I'd foro Rlco, per steam, hip
loundland, per steamship Gamma.
ahp Hors a. m for for Fsrons IsSa per sss%
ship cty of Rome ys oaesnst9wn en- lst!ers n for , Ger
Rchs at fYaI a. M pSe for aernany % &C. per steam
ship Neckar, via soutl ampton md Bremen Qelteis
Scotland direct per s amsp Dsvonia Via dlSs. as,
Ssean Gniwerp ps ~ is JPN NJ 70 or S caS% ana
Porto Rico; per steamship saritoga, via Hayann;
no dc Janeiro Via. sah Tfanaiseo close 'sepism.
snd Rs5 Is m M ana @ 25 sa pea MsM as
Australia, via San Francisco, close September l6+
Mt pm.
%rhe schedule of closes Of trans Pacific mails Is
arranged on the basis of an uninterrupted overland
transit to San Francisco Mails from the east arriv
ing on tine at san FRANCISCO on the day of sailing
of steamers nre dispatched the same day.
HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmns.er.
n>S5e NOTfCE-THOSE INTERESTED IN
SSSS mining reports signed Henry II. clifford &
Co., can learn the iateSt news irom the respective
nno efeired to by addressing the under sign, d.
reports so signed were made by my as Is ants; and
no personal examination WIS mpp by me until this
S sIininer some slight changes have occurred dur
ing he late workings. This refers only 10 reports
N ade with the last nine months, ana especially to
report on New Mexico properly. tho date OF which
is very erl leous. HENRY b. CLIFFORD.
sei2tt Mining Engineer.
Nlass THE PARTNERSHIP HERE roFORE
RGS existing between Mrs. John L. Ellis and Mr.
Henry EDerbach Is this day dissolved by mutual
sent, Mr.. kberbachS interest In tho firm ceaslng ard
he retiring. All debts due the firm will be paid to
Mrs John F Ellis, and all persons having claims
against the firm VIII present the same TO the under
signed for settlement NJ RS. JOHN +. ILLS,
no. 9T Pennsylvania avenue.
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"AIa.ru~y Da,ry yyasons.-

Fresh Alderney butter ehurned every morning
and delivered in 1lb "Ward" prints, At 40c per To-
Also cottage cheese, sc. per ball buttennilk. 20.
per quart. and sweet milk Sc. per quart
National Republican., 1882-09-04

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gcnts clothing watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog. 3Os Ninth street. near Pennsyl-
yania avenue F
National Republican., 1882-09-04

You can publish threeline advertisement OF
"Wantcd," "For Rent" "For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REruB.
National Republican., 1882-09-04

take great pleasure In announcing to my friends
and customers, aud the pubic generally. that have
secured the services of Mr.. Charles b. Bayly, form
ery In the employ of my husband. the late John L.
Sutro, OF BALTIMORE TO manage and supeiintend my
bus which Will be continued at the old stand,
No. 9Ji Pennsylvania avenue. under the name aud
style of John +. ellis n Co. We shall sell as usual
tht celebrated Weber and other pianos, Smith, Amer
can an | other organs musical instruments Of all
kinds, sheet music, music books, and musical mer
chandlsa Your patronage and Influence respect
fully solicited JOHN f, ELLIS & CO.,
sel2t 96 Pennsylvania avenue.
n%IBs THE BOSS BRICKLASERS OF WASH
ReS ington, ID. C., are hereby notified that there
Will be an annual holiday on the llTH OF SEPT EN-.
BER, 1881, with the Hodcarriers Union. No. |, OF
Washington, u. C. WM. GRAHAM President.
]. H. HARRIS. Secretary. sel-3t~
National Republican., 1882-09-04

LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATES
AT THE REPUBLICAN, oFFICR
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MOUNT VERNON NJ. E. CHURCH.

Rev. w. X. Boyle, editor of the Episcopal Neiho.
dist, OF Baltimore, preached at Mount Vernon
Place Church South, yesterday, at II o'clock. Ills
sermon based on Romans Ia, v.-"Let every man
preacher began by stating that conscience un-
enlightened, was not sure guide 10 the right and
standard of right. This was not found in
reason. The Conclusion arrived at by
the process of reason was not tile
same in the case of every man,
but as diverse as the mind Of man
not in taditi II, not in science ior both IN trad.
ton and science different results were reached.
Only In the word of God, which came tu US by the
authority of the Divine, could the standard of
right be found. This, coupled with the work OF
the Divine EnlighIener, was sufficient to meet all
piness and satisfy the desire of the mind aud
heart OF man. very interesting, practical, and
useful sermon.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06

ground to depth of several inches.
when the roads began to break up
they went all to pieces very rapidly
and stages could not get over them.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday no
mails arrived on the river, the stages
being stalled along the roads
Thursday morning the Boise and
KeIton stages came In but did not at
tempt to 90 out until yesterday. The
roads are almost devoid Of snow at
this writing but are very muddy and
it viii take two or three days more
Of warm sunshine to dry them out.
IF pleasant weather cotinnues, the
various roads leading to tie railways
will soon be in better condition than
they have been since last fall. There
will be good grazing for stock in a
short time as the grass is already
about two inches high, under tbs
snow. Mails may come in irregular
/ ~ for few days but they viii sco'
arrive on schedule time.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06

Narrow Escape of Three Tie

Last Saturday meraing while a
gang Of Coe & Carriers men were
getting out ties, on Boulder creek, a
serious snow-slide occurred, burying
two Germans and Alexander Finley
The Germans were extricated unin-
jured, but Mr.. Finley did not escape
as fortunately. His left leg was
broken below the knee in two places.
Hewas brought to Ketchum Monday
and taken to HALEY yesterday. He
is now at the county hospital, near
HALEY, where he has the best Of
care and medical attendance. All
last accounts he was resting easily.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
Taken to Salt Lake.

Judge A. P. Turner, well-known
as mining man OF prominence and
one of the owners OF the ldahoan
mine at Bullion. Idaho, was brought
to Ogden this morning on the Cen
trial Pacific passenger train, suffer
ing terribly with infammatory rheu-
matism. The Judge had been to
Eastern Oregon to visit his son and
was stricken down while riding on
the stage between Boise City and
Kelton. His friend, T. B. Mulkey,
came to Ogden and went with him to
Salt Lake, where his wife is at pres
ent. He was in great pain and,
though tenderly handled, suffered
terribly when being taken from the
Union Depot to the Salt Lake train
Pilot, March 27.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
We all felt relieved to hear that

We all felt relieved to hear that
the narrator was not killed on the
spot, and waited breathlessly for the
next man to put in his oar. It was
Hall everyone knows Hall and he
commenced thusIy: s-Never will /
forget the morning of February 3lst.
1880, when my mother came to my
bedside in Brooklyn and prayed me
to be careful of myself during the
day. | ate hasty breakfast and
started for the Brooklyn bridge 1t
was my duty TO paint the large ca
bles that were suspended from the
Brooklyn to the New York towers,
distance of 260 feet above East
river. | got into my little cradle,
with my paint and brushes, and let
myself along the cable by means of
pulleys and ropes. Far below me,
In front could be seen New York
II
City, Jersey City, and Hoboken,
while behind We're Brooklyn Viii
/ liamsburg and Long Island cities
and under me, the numerous ferry
boats and steam tugs plying to ant
| fro, looked like miniature toys.
i worked away for about two hours
when, without moments warning
I | went whirling through space
Directly under me was the ferry
! boat Fulton, and | almost died foI
fear / would strike her walking
| beam, but fortunately | did not, but
went akersmash" through her upper
deck down into the ladies saloon
| through the floor Of that clear
through the bottom of the boat
through the water into the mud
and then"
Good gracious and what them
cried dozen voices at once.
"Then I woke up and found m.
mother throwing water into m.
face. | had been dreaming and hat
the awfulest nightmare, and if you'll
believe me -" but this paralize'
, the party and we left Hall still talk
ing to himself
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
The Old Reliable.

Many Of the prospeetors, miners
and transients who have had oeea-
sion to do any business in the line
of general merchandise in Ketehum
have learned to look upon the well
stocked house of Messrs Pinkham {
Leonard as the '-old reliable "
They know that they can get there
what they want At prices eonsls-
tent with the place and time Don't
pass through Ketchum without
giving them a call
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
just From Above.

Mr.. Foley Abbott arrived in town
last Sunday morning from Atlanta,
having made the trip on snow-shoes
in two days. He says things are
quite too tooly all but" dull over
IN that section Of country, and that
a number Of mines have shut down
for want Of material The Last
Chance mine shut down work about
March first. but have $50 tons of,
good ore on the dump. Mr.. Abbott
and Ike Smith completed their tun-
mel contract Of loo feet on this mine
last week, and as soon as material
can be obtained men will be set at
work getting out the precious ore.
The Tehoma mine got out over 200
tons of high grade ore during the
winter but have shut down for the
present. The Monarch is working
seven men and expect to do con
siderable work this season. The
Buffalo is idle. There are three feet
OF snow ON the level at Atlanta, and
lis melting faster than ever known
before. At Sawtooth they are
blessed with nearly four feet Of
snow. Very little building has been
done the past winter in that section
of country, but around Sawtooth
and Vienna, some log structures are
in course OF completion. There i
great scarcity of provisions up II
the hills, and the inhabitants ar
praying 1--WE suppose they do sucl
things sometimes) for good roads tt
bring in the necessities of life.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
Local nipples.
Snow-slides are frequent

Snow-slides are frequent
Several sales Of town property are
in progress.
Ketchum real estate is the most
valuable, but not the highest, on the
river.
To those wishing good homes, at
fair figures, the Keystone city offers
the best inducements.
As the roads are almost impassl-
bic we are unable to give the usual
amount of mining notes this week.
The saloons and restaurants are
getting into shape for the spring and
summer rush. A big business in
their line Of trade may be expected.
Not many more days can elapse
now before we shall have bare
ground. The grass is three inches
high under the snow and no frost in
the ground.
Foley and Will Abbott made a
trip from Atlanta to Sawtooth and
return on snow-shoes Ill one day,
and it was not very good day for
snow-shoes either
The Republican brags that Boise
City has $4,000 grave yard. That
was the sum paid, including a per
petual water right and free passage
for stiffs across the toll bridge.
The Hon. Moses Biddy, while al
work on the new MINER building al
Haley, last Monday, fell from the
roof and broke two of his ribs. Al
last accounts he was sinking rapidly
The band gave an excellent opeI
air concert last week, which was
listened to by our entire population
1t is the only brass band on th'
river, and will continue to hold itsel
above all competitors.
In the Syracuse, New York
courts there is a novel contest il
progress of two women claiming on
man Poor fellow, what pic-ni
he must have, and we'll bet on
paste pot that the hair flew.
those two women had only come t
Wood River they might have half
dozen men each 80 fight over.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06

Why Three Days Without Mall

Last Sunday morning, one week
ago. the snow had settled to about
two feet on the level During that
day, night and following day a warm
..Chinookn wind blew continuously
softening the snow down to the
ground. The roads leading into
Wood River from all outside points
were packed hard and smooth dur
ing the winter and became soft
as soon as the warm weather OF
this week set in and now, although
only about eight inches Of snow
is left on the level. it is all honey
connbed and the frost out of the
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
Bear it in Mind

When you find it necessary 70
have artificial heat TO make your
home or place Of business comfort
able, and want good stove 60 and
consult Eph Pinkham On the sub
iect. He also has pretty good
knowledge OF the hardware bust
ness and can furnish you with al
most anything in this line Take a
look over his goods and satisfy your
self about what we state.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
They All Do 1t. .

The above is the title Of a novel
which was issued, some time ago,
by the author Of 'sMy Mother-in-
law. THAT Wife Of Mine etc, but
it has nothing to do with the fact
that all of the latest papers and pc
riodieals, published in the United
States are on sale at the newsstand
Of Ell. T. Steward of this place.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice NO. A.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
boise CITY. Idaho. March Il. 1854.


Boise City. Idaho. March IL. Iss2-
Notice is hereby given that the s-CoIe
man" Mining Company Of Minnesota, DE
its Attorney; in fact G. j. Johnston,
whose postofI1ce address is Sautooth
City. AIturas County. Idaho. has made
application for a United States Patent
for the Coleman Lode mining claim sit
uate in Sawtooth Mining District, Al
turas County, Idaho Territory. consist
ing of 500 linear feet Of the Lode and
surface ground 57295 (averagel feet
wide. being Lot No. 81 and described IN
the field notes and plat Of the official
survey on file n this office. with mag
nefie variation NJ IS degrees minutes
East, as follows:
Commencing At the discovery thence
south 70 degrees west, 800 feet 70 posi-
No. L. thence north p degrees east. GOO
feet to post No. 2, thence north 81 de-
rrees IS minutes west. loo feet TO
post No. 3. thence west ]. 400 feet TO post
/ No. (. thence south 26 degrees west.
GLE. a5 feet to post No. 5, thence south 81
/ degrees minutes east 1.5ls0 feet to post
No. 1. the place Of beginning OF surface
bounds: containing IN area applied for
OF 1913 acres. No conflicts. From post
! No. s. U. s. No l. bears south 10 degrees
/ 81 minutes vest. 35I } feet distant.
The said mining claim being of record
/ IN the office Of the Recorder of said min
! ing district ut Rocky Bar IN AIturas
County. Idaho. The nearest known 10
cations being the Rebellion. sWeDfcoI
Oregon and East Vienna Extention-'
direct that this notice be published
IN the Ketchum KEYSTONE the newspa
per published nearest the said mining
claim. for the period of sixty days
Jehn b. Miller, Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
About Pure Drugs.

In purchasing drugs to be taken
for medicinal purposes il is very es-
sential that they be pure and that
they are put up By responsible ex-
perieneed druggists. + Jon wish
to avoid all trouble On this score 60
TO the store OF L l. Lewis.
4 fine assortment 81 imported anu
domestic cigars always kept IN stock
and offered at reasonable rates.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06
The Bob Orr Mine Sold.

Mr.. Armstrong, just in from Saw
tooth, reports the sale Of the Bob
Orr mine, on Biz Smoky, to the
Columbia Gold and Silver Mining
Company. Of New York, for $50, 900.
We predicted sometime ago that the
Smoky country would soon take q
boom, and we think the start is now
made. Such mines as the Carrie
Leonard, Silver Star, Baltimore,
Salamander, Climax, Tipicanoe,
Kink of the West, Covert, Scott,
Last Chance, Lone Pine, Tom
Tague, Pack Trail and several more
which we could name on Little
Smoky will soon attract capitalists,
who mean business, and desire first
class mining property. We under
stand that the Silver Star was bon
ded last fall for s45,500; the bond
expires June LIST, 1882
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NOTICE

TITO GEORGE CAMPBELL and JACK CAMP
1 BELL yon viii please take notice that have
expended the SUM OF one Hundred Dollars 500
in money and labor on the Big Beaver mine OF
lode situated about one quarter OF mile north
west of Warm Spring creek and about one and
ovla-Ealf miles southeast OF e. Graens mines IN
Warm Spring Mining District. A1Iurzs County
Idaho. for the year 1891 And unless your share
of the being two thirds Or one Infrd e3chI-
together with interest ard essts thereon are
paid within ~ days from the date Of this notice
your interest in the said Big Beaver ledge VIII
be forfeited 20 me ~ process OF law under the
act OF Congress approved May 10th, 1877
Haley Jan 4 1880 PATRICK MCMeNIGLE
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-04-06

BOISE CFTT. Idaho. December L. 1ssI-
Notice is hereby given that the Mountain
King Mining Company. of Minnesota by G. J.
Johnston its duly authorized agent. whose
postofice address Is SAwtcokh City, MtHr1s
County. Idaho. has made application for
United States Patent for the Wehfcot~ Lode
mining claim situate IN SAutooth sanorgAnizeda
Mining District, AIturxs County. Idaho Terri
tory consisting OF fifteen hundred 4 500 linear
feet OF the lode. aud surEAce ground SIX hEn-
drts3 g6xsa feet wide being Lot SsS - and de
scrfbsd In the field notes and plat OF the ofncaaI
survey on fle in this offlce. with mAvneffc
variation at Is degrees east. rs follows.
Commencing 1T the Discovery. thence n ass g.
$40 feet 10 Post No l. thence n 67e 45 v I.5a1
feet 20 Posi- No Z thence S ~ W 90 feef 10
Post No. 3 thence s 6zs - E. 800 feel 70 Post
No. L. thence n. Ne E. Go feet to Post No L.
the place OF beginning of Surface bounds. Con-
tanning An acre applied for OF 30.6a-l0a acres
no conflicts From the Discovery u S u. NJ
No. l. bears s s4e w 3s4I feet distant
The Said mining claim being OF record In the
Office Of the Recorder of said mining district At
Rocky Bar, In Alturas Ceanty. Idaho The
nearest known is-cs sioslx being he Hidden
Treasure, Mountain King and the Montana :
direct that this notice be published in the
Wood River Miner, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim. fer the period
Of sixty dAys- JOHN b MILLER.
BAILEY 81 PARSONS, ReKlster.
Attorneys, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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A Communication.
KEroHua, April It'll. 1892.

EDITOR KEYSTONE: An Idaho
newspaper speaks of one John
keeler, one of the discoveries OF
the famous EIkhorn mine. near
Ketehum, as having made his stake
out of the sale of the Elkhorn, and
is now quietly and happily enjoy
ing himself on a rancho in Cali
fornia. | merely wish to say that
John Rasmussen was the real and
only discoverer of the Elkkorn
mine, and, rightfuliy. should have
received, at least, nine-tenths of the
amount the mine sold for. Ras-
musen is one of the old hardy
pioneers of the Territory; he resides
at Ketchum and one among the
foremost in spending his money to-
wards building up the country.
Such men as Keeler, who, perchance,
happen to pick up find, found for
them, and then skin out of the
country are not the kind wanting,
they are void of enterprise and dc
the country no good Selah.