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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-11-14
THE BLACK HORSE MINE.
Number Of Tons Shipped to the Phila--
delphia Smelters-A Good Prospect.


The Black Horse mine, well known to
be one Of the best in Warm Spring
Creek District. was accidentally omitted
from the roundup of our mines, which
appeared in the KEYSTONE October 9th,
and we take this occasion to state its
yield for the past summer, Mr.. Floyd,
the superintendent, came into our Of
flee lately and says that the Black Horse
never presented better appearance
than IL does at the present time. A fine
body OF ore seventy feet long is devel-
oped in the main tunnel run into the
hill ITS feet, atfording the mine a com
plete drainage and mir system), and this
together with the shipment of $50 tons
to the Philadelphia smelters since July
10Th. Previous to that time the mine
was but poorly developed.
The first-c ore run MS high as 1870
ozs. In silver and &c per cent. lead, val
Tie, S175, in twenty ton lots. The sec
ond-class assays 81 in silver and 81 in
lead. The shipment of ore continues to
the smelter, and will not cease till roads
are impossible. Winter supplies have
been shipped to the mine and steady
operation will place it in excellent con
dition for good production next season.
This coming out" of the Black Horse
seems to indicate ability in the new
management, and we wish Mr.. Floyd a
continuation of euecpcc
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-11-14
Challis and Ketehum.

Messrs. ). W. Dickinson and NJ. NJ.
Moore have beeu ON q trip TO Challis
over the new Trail creek route, and re-
turned lust evening to ketchum. They
went on stage business, and found the
people of Challis and the surrounding
country very enthusiastic over the pros
prospects of the new line from Wood
hNnr. Inc road u now about completes.
~ TIE above gentlemen drove the entire
Instance without eneountering single
bad place. The snow ON the Trail creek
summit Inns not vet fallen To the dapth
al more thau II few inches mt any time.
Atd the probabilities Hre that this di-
Vile VIII he far less troublesome in win
Ter tilnn tlt;lt OF the Sawtouth.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-11-14
The W Gather.

Wood Riverites can now Justly boast
OF possessing the finest climate i'll Amer
len. Two successive years with late falls
and the present bright dry and mild
weather is nearly sufficient to guarantee
future OF The serenest cline. At pres
ent the country is experiencing gem
Hitte fhttiEtn summer, WITH nut uccHsior,-
III light storms. the last wns experienced
q few weeks sinee-and the mildest tenn
nenture. The sky is clear and heauti-
TnI; the sun bright and warm: the roads
good, nnd consequently business brisk as
ever on every hind. The nights nj
present ARE Illuminated by brilliant
moon.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-11-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

To A. w, CALLwEII;
You Will please take notice that / have ex-
penaed the sum of one hundred dollars in
money and labor on the Colorado lode mining
claim, located IL Warm Spring Greek Mining
DISTRICT Aitnias county, Idaho Territory. for
the year 1883, and unless your share of the one
hundfest dollars tit being one-half thereof to-
eether With interest and costs thereon. is paid
within ninety days from the date of the service
OF this notice, your interest in the said mining
claim or lode will be forfeited to me by process
1872. 4 + 1Trvep
ketchum, Nov, ), 1888
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-11-14
Semi Weekly Market Report.

The following quotations for the
ketchum retail market are carefully re-
vised with each issue for the benefit of
our readers, who IRE interested in the
cost of winter supplies. The market
prices fluctuate more or less from day to
day, but will be given at the hour of
each publication:
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-11-14
The Stages and Mails.
LEAVES ron
Post ONCE Hours.

The Kstcfam postoiiire Ii open from
IA. Y. tossr. n. every day No Money
ursier or Ragsstry business on Sundays,
Or week days nfter r. AZ.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-11-14

james 4 Gooding ARE doing Il Iand Of /.
hee business they killed II beeves few
days since and have sold all out. An
Other supply In en-rout.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Victoria Items.

VICTORIA, December 5th.-A severe snow.storm is
reported at Yale. fire occurred there Friday last
at the corner of Douglas and Regent streets Five
Chinese houses were burnt
Parliament was opened by the Governor There
was a very large attendance. An amended bill EN-
bOdying the agreement with Canada relative to the
Island Railway, Craving Dock and railway lands OF
the Province was submitted congratulations were
expressed upon the increased prosperity OF the
country; that the Dominion Railway lands on the
mainland are open to settlement that a ferry
bridge is to be puilt across Thompson river, and
that the coal mines continue to increase in import
There is little change in the gold mining in
dustry, but prospects are favorable. The attention
OF the Dominion Government is drawn to the neces.
sity of ship-of-war being retained at Esquimalt
also claim to share in the benefits OF the Halifax
fishery award also, the appointment Of more In
dian agents 20 control the Indian settlements. The
Chinese question has been discussed. A practical
remedy Just now is TO encourage white immigration
OF a class which will exclude Chinese. A Judge is
TO reside at New Westminster and one also ON the
mainland, for the Clinton judicial district resident
County Court Judge is to be appointed for Cariboo
aud Lillocot The lunotic asylum is insufficient
and the subject OF the custody prisoners requires
earnest consideration. An exploratory survey OF
hooUeney district is to be made The Government
experiences loss in the regiment Of the Marquis
Of LOrne ana his royal cOnsort, and recog-
niZes the appointment OF Lord Lansdowne as Gov
ernor-General The Mineral Act of 1882 is disal-
lowed by the Dominion Government. 1t is neces-
sary to consider the mining laws, and bill to that
END will be introduced. The kCoteney Railway Act
requires amendment, and measures will be sub
mitted to Parliament to consider whether the price
OF lands acquired for speculation purpose should
not be increased, and measure to regulate the cut
ting Of timber upon certain lands so as to derive a
revenue therefrom.
Reports from Sumas state that man named Gil
len, foreman OF the Canadian Pacific Railway Works.
was murdered in his tent. He shot and had his
throat cut. He supposed TO have had money
Two OF the gang suspected have left.
The body OF a man named Creighton, with his
throat cut was found in the woods near Maple Ridge
Saturday. 1t is supposed to be the work of China
men. Creighton had secured the contract for clear
ing land at Maple Ridge, which Cinnamon were anX-
ious to secure The police have been sent over to
investigate the affair.
Tenders called for the completion Of the gray
ing docks. A deposit is required OF $3.50.
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THE CONTRACT KEPT.

About a year ago the Supervisors of
Sacramento county, by universally popu-
lar resolution, proposed that if the State
would contribute $4,000 toward the cost
of erecting an exposition building for the
State Agricultural SocietY-the city giving
also large portion-the county would con-
tribute to the same purpose the entire pro-
ceeds of the proposed sale of the old Pa
vilion, the property of the county. The
new structure has been completed, and is
admittedly the most superior exposition
hall west OF the Ohio river. Bat it has
not been furnished. The sum for its con.
structiou left no margin tor engines, boilers,
seats and other necessary furniture that
must be placed before fair can be held.
When the bill for the appropriation was
before the Legislature its opponents were
loud in declaring that it was a scheme to
involve the State that Sacramento city
and Sacramento county would not keep
their contracts, aud that the State would
be called upon to make up large de.
ficiency. The old Pavilion has just been
sold, and realized half as much again as it
was estimated it would bring. This result
was accomplished by delay of sale after
frequent offerings at auction, and by the
good management OF the Board of Super.
visors, which has just resolved to turn over
the entire proceeds of the sale to the new
Pavilion fund This is right action, and
will prove to the people of the State that
the contract has been kept, the building
erected and paid for to the last cent, and
no deficiency created for the State to meet,
while there is a fair sum on hand toward
fitting the structure for use, the Society
probably being able to supplement the
amount as may be necessary. Sacramento
city and Sacramento county have kept
faith, and if there il still need to prepare
the structure completely for the next State
Fair, and che Society needs aid, this PEG
pie, we venture to say, will not be found
wanting in public spirit for the exigency.
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THIS MoRNING's NEWS.

70 New York Government bonds are quoted
at 1851 for As of 1907, ia for AIS, 1O1 for
sss sterling, 81 s8a4 S. 1909 for IS. 100 for 5s
silver bars, 10.
Silver in London, 5O5d consols, 1ol II led per
cent. United States bonds. extended, los; 4s 126
Ais, III.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
s9@S94 cents
Mining st cks were more active in San Francisco
Yesterday, but generally at low rates, and in some
cases lower than Tuesday. Northern Belle sold at
50 cents, a decline of So 20 since the announcement
of the adverse verdict
The Northern Pacific desires to list 81 600 of
frst-mortgage bonds in the New York Stock tx
change.
A resolution asking Malone to resign has been in
troduced in the Virginia Senate
The trial OF Freeman, who murdered his little
daughter, has begun at Barnstabe, Mass
Thomas Craig, President Of the Exchange Bank of
Montreal, has absconded
Welland unity, Ontario memonalizes Parliament
to grant woman suffrage.
An effort is making in London to secure a COM
mutation of the death sentence of O'Donnen.
All foreigners in Canton, China, have been not-
fed that with France is imminent.
Typhoid and malsrial fevers prevail among the
students OF Yale College.
Further reports of Apache depredations on the
border are received from Tombstone, A T.
The search for the Southern Pacific train robbers
is still without results.
Tuesday light.
In the trial Of Finch for murder, at Shasta, the
Jury yesterday rendered verdict of not gui ty.
Fire at Buchanan, Fresno county loss 81, 600
An important land transaction is reported from
San Diego.
A new raj road project is exciting the people of
San Luis Obispo.
The schooner Alpha is ashore at Tillamook Bay,
on the Oregon coast.
Near Antelope Or, Jack Thompson shot Philip
Brogan.
Parliament is in session at Victoria, B. C
Two murders are reported in our dispatches from
British Columbia
The Prussian authorities have authorized loan
Of Is, 200 marks at four per cent, per annum.
a Shanghai firm, holding silk to the value of
100000, has retired
Chinese troops are moving from Shanghai to Can
ton.
Two boys aged II and Is, respectively, have been
convicted by jury at Red Bluff of burglary.
The House of Representatives adjourned yester-
day in respect to the memory Of the late Thomas H.
Herudon, of Alabama.
The bodies Of belong and his companions are ex-
pected to reach New York in February
At Tucson, A. T., yesterday, A. j. Spencer stabbed
W. II. Lowell in a saloon row.
Brigham Young, Jr., Is on a tour of inspection
among the Mormon settlements of Arizona.
Leonard Reynolds Unknown attorney, died in
san Francisco Yesterday.
One hundred thousand American trade dollars
leave New York to-day for Europe
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UTAH.
Mormon View of Arthur.s Message

SALT LAKE, December 5th.-The NecS, the Nor.
mon organ, in leader says: 1.-THE Presidents
message will be hailed by a hireling clergy with
pleasure, and receive an amount of popular sup
port. 1t is not shown in what way the destruction
of our local government would affect polygamy The
plural marriages of Mormons not recognized by
Territorial laws and could not be dissolved ly Com
missions, edcts, armies any other earthly power.
They are ecclesiastical perpetual, eternal until the
Mormons become rerreant to their faith with high
heaven. These unions are recognized by the AL
mighty Being, who established them for the benefit
of His people and the fullness Of His glory. The
Presidents remarks on Utah polygamy will not add
force too his message credit TO his statesman.
ship. They are a sep to bigots and breath to the
flame OF popular passion. 1t is doubtful if it Will
have practical bearing Congress. 1t will Ger.
tainly create no connection among the God-fearing
people of Utah" The same paper throws a sop to
the Democrats, and hopes they will defeat the
ure in the House
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ARIZONA.
The Apaches sfIl AT understanding
for Train RObbers-Miuing Suit snow

TOMBSTONE, December 5th.-About week sine,
3, C. Scott and Bennett left Iombs one for the Mar
icopa mines, Sonora with load Of freight for W
T. Parish This morning Mexican courier arrived
here with note from Scott, stating that on the &c
his outdt was attacked BY Apiches twenty miles be
yond Fronteras, himself shot through the left arm
breaking it. and that Bennett was shot through
both hips The note states that the parties are hav
ing the best of care, but needed medical attention
4 physician was cent from here at once.
Bob Hatch's party returned last night from tel
days uusucct ssful aunt after traces of the trait
robbers. They secuted through the San Simon val
ley into Skeleton canyon and the sonora line, bu
found 10 trace Of the robbers. The recent rain'
have destroyed the trail il the band went thai way
The district Court met this morning, and IS nov
engaged in the trial Of Copper King vs. Cope
Queen, involving title to the former mine.
Heavy snO~ fell on the mountains ten miles cas-
Of here last night, ana the weather today Is yer,
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had two alta hments served on him yesterday. His
Indebtedness is about $500. 1t is doubtful about
the firm resumng business.
The weather is cold and crisp, and looks much
like snow.
News has been received that Philip Brogan was
shot on Monday, near Antelope, Or, by herder
named Jack Thompson
Yesterday Chinaman named Ling See WAS run
over by locomotive at Wallua Junction and the
right leg cut off above the knee. He expired q few
minutes after the accident. He was attempting to
board the train, slipped and WAS caught under the
wheels
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OREGON.
Adviccs from Portland.

PORTLAND, December 5th.-A messenger from
TllNmook Bay reports the schooner Alpha, about
forty TONS ashore in the breakers at the entrance Of
the bay. There has teen bad weather of the coast
recently and doubtless toe schooner out of pro
visions which caused her to attempt the dangerous
entrance. she carried a crew Of two men, the cook
and Captain Starr. The schooner is worth s. 600
and the cargo q, 000
A. j. Bickers, who shot C. C. crossin, his brother
in.law, in the mouth few days ago near Brown 5
Point, W T, has surrendered TO the authorities. He
made a statement Of the circumstances Of the shoot
ing, which completely eXonerated him from all
blame. He was discharged at once.
Two Of the four Cinnamon who were arrested,
charged with smuggling across the line from British
Columbia contrary % the restriction law, have been
examined and discharged. II Is understood the two
other viii institute habeas corpus proceedings and
probably effect their release also.
c. H. Prescott, Resident Manager OF the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company, will leave in a
few days Tor the East on brief visit. His health
has been quite poor for some time, owing TO over
work He viii probably 20 East with Vice President
0Akes
A P Nelson, Of the Portland Carriage Company,
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Important Land Movement In san DiegC
Comfy.

SAN DIEGO, December 5th.-A syndicate Of San
Diego Riverside, Stockton and San Francisco CAPT
talIsts have Just concluded arrangements for the
control OF FL Caion Land Company and the pur-
chase Of y 900 acres embracing some Of the finest
raisn, wine olive fruit and alfalfa land in this
ty Bryant Howard, cashier Of the Consolidlt ed
National Bank, has been made Treasurer, through
whom transfers OF land and stock will be Effected
Four Of the Directors are already elected-Dr.
Joseph Jarvis. Of Riverside; George Cowles, Of
Cajon valley; George West, Of Stockton and Chas
A Wetmore, Of Livemore valley. Another leading
viticuturst in the northern part Of the State has
been selected fifth Director and President Of the
company. The lands to be placed at SO an acre
partly segregated TO the subscriber aud part to re-
main subject to sale for the benefit Of stockholders
THIS enterprise has the merit Of not being purely
( tf.figa
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NEW MEXICO.
TOur OF inspection

BENSON, December 5th.-Bugham Young, Jr.
and family passed through tO-1ay on their way tC
st. DIyids the Mormon settlement below ConIen
ti1u on the san Pedro. They will visit the settle
ment to see how the brothers are prospecting. He
visited the Mormon settlement at st. Johns, and
will likely visit the settlements Of Tempe and Mesa
vile, in Marcopa county, before returning to Utah
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-06

When a middle.aged traveller for chi
cago tobacco house arrived in that city he
was met at the station by a pretty young
girl, who flung herself on his bosom and
kissed MIN al over the face and head.
Then she looked up in his countenance and
shrieked, "You are not my pa" and flew
away like a bird and hid herself in the
thicket of people. He was, sure enough,
not her pa, and when he reached his room
at the hotel he discovered that his breast.
min was gone
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TucsoE, December During q difficulty in
HibbarIs saloon this afternoon, A. J. Spencer
stabbed W. H. Lowell. The knife entered the a6-
d0msu on the right side, cutting fearful cash. The
doctors are Of the opinion that the nestiues not
cut but that Lowell viii die. After doing the
s,abbiug Spencer walked 10 the Jail and gave him
self up. Both men are miners. Lowell has for the
past several years worked mines in the Santa
Rita mount aims, and is well known.
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store Destro,ed by Fire.

FREsNo, December 5th.-Ihe store OF Marsh &
Renuett, at buchanan, this county. was destroyed
by fire last night Loss, s., 600 insured for So 000
The origin OF the fire is 10; known.
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San luis ObiSpO.

SAN LUIS CBIsPo, December 9Th Every business
interest has been greatly stimulated by late heavy
sales OF real estate, followed by influx Of immi-
grants who rapidly changing the character Of
the population. The sales OF real estate the past
eighteen months have amounted to 81 800 OOo.
Recent sales comprise the Eureka ranch Of u COO
acres sos 900; the Santa Isabel, Of 90 400 acres
at Si.G000, ami the Huer Huero, Of over IS 900
acres at Sl60,0O1. The Huer Huero contains as fine
wheat, fruit and grape land as be found in the
State, and off .red for Gale in subdivisions Five
thousand acres are row going in 10 wheat on the
Eureka and Santa Isabel, and it is estimated that
90 900 acres will be put in the Huer Huero ranch
this season.
quite an excitement has been created among bus
mess men 10y the We founded rumOr Of a new rail-
road running from this city eastery toward Bakers
field to bring the piOjucts OF the eastern part Of
the county ~ tide water 1t Is known that some OF
the most prominent men in the State have sub
scribed to the stock nd the name is to be the Pa
cifc and San joaquin Railway Company"
The phenomenal brilliant lights in the west the
evening have engaged the attention Of the oldest
settlers, who have never before witnessed nything
aDuroachif.a them in beauty and sulpudOr
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PACIFIC COAST.

More Apache Deyiltry-FIre In Fresno
COunty-The COlt9n-stanfOrd suit-Ver-
diet OF Not Guilty At shasta-san Diego
Land TransactiOR-Advices from Ore
aOn-PrOsperify in san Luis Obispo-
Affairs in British COIumbIa-Etc.
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If success be the true test of merit, it is a
settled fact that Browns Bronchial
Troches" have no equal for the prompt reliet
of coughs, colds and throat troubles. Sold
only in boxes. Price, % cents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-06

"My hands were covered with little dry
sca5s. They have disappeared and I'm bet
ter than have been for twenty years, from
using Dr. BensoLs Skin Cure" a. NJ. No
Bile, Selma. n. c., July 3. 1882.
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There is a second youth for man, better
and hoiieT than his first, if he will look on
and not look back.