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COMMERCIAL.
Sacramento Produce Markst-Wholssale
Corrected daily for the RlooRD-Unou.l
SACRAMENTO, October 9th

SACRAMENTO, October 9Th.
fRUu-Lemons, Sicily, SO 5odl0 Q case Oranges
Tahiti, g 25@3 60 o box; California, s292 25 o
box Lines, 81 25al So Bananas, 90 50@4 9 bunch ;
Pineapples, e899 u dozen Cocoanuts, s7gs 100 ;
Apples, 81 1591 so y box Figs 5d5c y h; Pears,
75cas1 Is . box; Plums, 5@6c y b; Grapes, 4@6c
y ID F.; Peaches, 7GSc 3 b Wstermelons, 75c9Sl 80
q dozen Uantaloupes, 75cas1 q dozen.
PIE FRUTrs-Assorted, 2s-D CANS, doI- VI 70 /.
assorted, gallon cans, s5; Peaches, 2a-D cans,
81; Portland Blneharr!es. s-N cans. -: Whor'
teberries, 81 rs; Capital Asparagus, % so y dozen
cans
DRIED FRUrrs-Apples sliced, SAGE D.; do
luaYtered, 697c; pears, peeled, T@Sc; do, u1'
peeled, 495c; Plans, pltted 1+8l5c; Peaches,
IL 9lS:; do, peeled, 1S@19c; Prunef. German and
French, I49i5c Blackbsrries. l4Gl5c; Figs, Cali
tornia, Sc . u.
TAsLR FRurrs-Assorted, s4-D cans . doI, 81 70
Peaches 81 co. Bartlett Pears, 81 30; Plums, 81 %
Blackberrles, 81 9093; Gooseberries, sS rs Straw
berries IS 25 Apricots, 81 so Muscat Grape1. " 60
Red Currants, IS 25; Cherries. 81 80
VyeYrABLKs-Potstoe5, 60c6Sl 10; Tomatoes, 40
Soc q box String Beans, 34@4c; Wax Beans, 4@5c 3
h; Green Corn, 15@20c Sdoz.; Summer Squash, 2dSC
q II Onions, Lew, 75@S5c; Caulifower, 9OcGSl
Cabbage, S5casI; Carrots, 60@75c y hundred; Tur
nips, 75c@s1 o cwt bunch vegetables, l2sc doz
Parsnips, lie; Beets, lc; Horse Radish, 5Goc %
Artichokes, 40@50c o dozen; Jerusalem Arti-
chokes, 3484c o d Green Peppers, 3@4c q d
Fog Plant. 4Ca5c q ID okra. SAGE 9 ID; Cucum
beers, Ease q doz Sweet Potatoes, 81 259l 80
Celery, S5@95c q doz Garlic 394c.
BRHADsrUFPs-Flour, IS 25 y Darrell Oatmeal
a rs Q 100 ms, latter for Eastern; Cornmeal, vel
i1w, o. 25G2 IS white. 81 rs; Cracked Wheat, So
PoULrRY-Iive Turkeys, 17@1s1 y b dressed, Ii
alsc; full grown Chickens, s697 o dozen young
boosters. s4a5 o dozen; BIoilers, s3@5; tamt
Ducks, s7@7 25; Geese, q bo@2 v pair Eggs
choice lots, 409421c o dozen.
GAMR-Hare, 81 1902 Rabbits. sl@1 30; NAL
lard Ducks, So 5o@4 q doz Teal 81 50G2 q doz
Sprigs, s2@2 so o doz; Quail. 81 25@l so D doz.
DAIRY fRoDUcrs-Butter, choice, 40G4z4o - 10
mixed lots, in rolls, 2S93oc o h (; Cheese, Caifor
MIA, from 13@l4c; Western, fats, 1o@lbc Mar
ms Cream, 10000.
MKArs-Beef, 1850 /; Mutton 4@5c n Lamb, SO
7c; Pork, $685.; VEAL small calves, s@10c; large, 81
HAY, GRAN AND FzED-oat hay, si2@l4 ton
Alfalfa hay sS@9 q ton; bran, y ton, sl7
middlings, 800 q ton; harley, whole, 81
ground. 81 10 wheat 81 55G1 rs Q cwt y; tame oats
81 75@2; corn, 81 IS . cwt.
MIs0HILAsKous-s Seeds Alfalfa, 1o@l1c; limo
ihy, Eastern, e@1Oc . NJ Oregon, sslOc
Red Glover, 17@lsc Red Top, l24@14c; Nuts
English wanuts, 9i@10c California Walnuts
1Ot@11c; Almonds l6916tc; Peanuts, Eastern, 9g
IOc Lard (Californa), l0b cans, lac Eastern, II
@1sc Hides, salt, light and medium. s@9c, and
heavy, s@lOc ; dry. lie; Tallow, 73c; Hops
off, of oSG1Q0c a. IN
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OLD MEXICO.
Advlces from Guaymas.

GUAYMAs, October 9sh.-Y esterday was q
gala day here, the Project having allowed the
sale of large lot of watermelons and musk.
melons on the plaza. From P. NJ. to dark
the place was thronged with purchasers. The
embargo against fruit has been raised by the
advice of the Board of Health.
Only two deaths are reported here for the
last forty eight hours. There are several new
cases, but all of light character. Yester-
day at sunset strong, cool breeze set in from
the northeast, and the thermometer to-day
fell to 20 degrees, and is now falling again.
At Hermosillo there are quite large proper
ton of the people sick, and the ratio of
deaths is increasing. A great many are buried
without being coffned. There are some cases
the last few days at the Rancho de Guaymas,
and one or more are severe. Five deaths are
reported of this fever at Muleje, in Lower
California. Along the road there are sew
eral sick, but five of them were passengers on
the late trip of the steamer Sonora. Gov
ernor Torres, Secretary Corral and the Off
GERS of the State have all recovered. Should
the present cool weather continue we will be
free of the scourge before the 18th of this
month, notwithstanding the Munich susen
stories told by refugees. Business of all kinds
is reviving. Such advicss as are received
here from the interior do not mention any
spread of the disease outside of the line of
the road
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DIED..

Sacramento, October s-Dr. J. F. Montgomery, a
native Of Virginia, 76 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
St. PauPs Church, Eighth street, between and ],
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Sacramento, October S-Elias Gruhler, IS years,
months and 20 days. Cincinnati papers please
copy)
Friends and acquantances ere respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, No. lil6 Sixteenth street. be-
tween K and L, this afternoon at o'clockl
Oakland, October s-Nary Jane, wife OF VIM. Long
ton land foster daughter of John and Sarah Plat,
Of Sacranento), SO years, month and y days.
(Rhode Island papers please copy)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
Kingsley Chspel, this forenoon at II o'clock.l
Sacramento, October S-Elm2 David, youngest son
W. ]. and V. L. Simmons, native OF San Fran
cisco, months.
Sacramento, October 9-John Fogsrty, a native OF
Ireland, IS years.
Sacramento, October 3-Robert Lee Curry, son OF
Daniel and Emily Curry, is years, II months and
days.
Sheridan, Placer county, October Lester Arson,
son Of LIE Roy B. lehman, months.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
SUPERIOR COURT.
MONDAY, October s, 1888.
DEPARTMENT OSE-ARMsTRoNe Judge.

DEPARTMENT OEE-ARMsTRoNG, Judge.
Estate of E. L. Billings, disqualification fol
order to improve the grave continued one week.
Cameron, executor, vs. John II. Carroll-De
submitted and counsel for defendant allowed
to October 10th to make argument.
Estate Of Michael Hslloran, deceased-Continued
one week.
Estate OF John H. Cooper deceased Petition fol
distribution and settling final account continued fol-
the term.
Estate of Jeremiah Day. deceased-Julia Day az
pointed administrative, with bond Of 81 900 Tim
othy Lee, Timothy Day and p Kelly appointed ap
praisers
Estate of Roxanna Reed, deceased-Account set
tied.
Estate of D'gory Hobbs, disqualification for
letters continued one week.
Estate and guardianship Of James, Frsncis and
Annie 1reganZa Edward Treganza appointed
guardian /; bond, 1880
Ida E. Andrews VS.. The Supervisors Petition fol-
writ to compel consideration of claim taken under
advisement.
All Lee vs.. Tan Kee-Continued one week
People VS.. Chandler-Appeal taken under advise
ment
People vs. Domingo Abrasion appeal from
Police Court; judgment affirmed, with modification
that $40 be paid in addition 10 the term served.
People vs. J. D. T4te-Continued one week.
Estate of John 7. Pike, deceased Letters to ]. E.
T. Pike.
H C. Clark w. j. L. Huntoon, administrator Of
the estate of E. L. Billings, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
for 8, 900.
Estate Of John wicker deceased-Decree OF
notice to creditors.
Estate of Joseph Yinnemeyer, deceased-Fins
discharge granted.
TUESDAY, October 8, 1888
DEPARTMENT ONE-ARMsrRoNe, Judge.
Estate of Harriet E. DAVIS deceased-W. b. Davis
appointed administrator; bond, $500 ]. F. Shee
han, T. L. Hawk and o. D. Hawk, appraisers.
Estate OF Presley Dunlap, deceased-Sarah F.
Dunlap appointed ADMINISTRATIVE without bond G.
W. Jackson, Jay R. Brown and T. J. Madely APP
praisers Notice to creditors in the RECORD UNION
Ida Z. Andrews vs.. The Supervisors-Writ Of
mandate issued.
DEPARTMENT Two MCFARLAND, Judge.
The People vs.. John Lentini-Murder; acquitted
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san Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANUISUO, JCIOUtI JUN
FLoUR-Trade is good, both on local and export
account. full cargo goes forward to England to.
day by sail, valued at s97 500, and consisting Of
1880 bbls Best City Extra, $685. so; medium
WHARF.-The market is active, and buyers are
looking more favorsby on parcels that do not come
quite up to standard. Exporters not willing to
pay over 81 10 for No shipping, though they admit
that large quantities are not easily obtained at this
figure Choice would likely find moderate custom
at 81 III while fancy milling lots said to be oc-
casionally placed at 81 72l q ctl.
At the Produce Exchange call sessions more inter
est seems to be taken in the situation, and specu-
lative operations keep proceedings fairly lively.
Sales this morning footed up 500 tons No. White,
as follows:
December-10 100 tons, 81 76l.
Seller 1888 400 TONS 81 69} 100, 81 &C.,
Seller ISS3-Port Gosta-l00 tons, 81 69s; 100,
81 69I a ctl.
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Races at GiIroy.
OREGON.
Daring Highway Robbery Distinguished
Visitors.

PORTLAND, October 9sh.-Early this morn
ing most daring highway robbery was COM
mitted in this city. Charles Collins, a store
keeper, was returning home, when he was as
saulted by two masked men. knocked down,
gagged, tied and robbed of 800 The robbers
then fed, leaving Collins helpless on the
ground. He was not discovered for over On
hour There is no clue to the garroters.
Ex-Vice-P President Schuyler Colfax, of
South Bend, Ind, and Ex-Governor BrOss, of
Chicago. will arrive here tonight over the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and will remain
several days.
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Henrx,s Carbolic saive.

The best sslve used in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Piles, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
letter. Chapped Hands, Chillblains. Corns
and all kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles
and Pimples, The salve is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction in every case. Be
sure you get Henry's Csrbolic Salve, rs all
others are but limitations and counterfeits.
Price % cents
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NV YORK, October 9th.
BREADsTUFFs-Flour is steady and Wheat is
quiet and weak, latter at 81 07@1 l6 q bushel.
WooL-Caifornia is quiet at 9610c for fall
Durry, and 10@l3c for clean fall spring bury, Ice
to zoe; clean spring, 20d2sc; pulled, 2S@40c.
HIDEs-C California are quiet and weak at 20@2lc.
CHICAGO, October 9th.
wHsAT-9ilc for November.
CoRS-46sc for November.
PoRK-sl0 35 for November.
LARD-S7 52k for November
RIBs-S5 S22 for November ; short do, 81.
LIVERPOOL, October 9th
WHEAr-California spot lots are dull at So 1Od to
95. cargo lots AS Cd for just shipped AS Cd for
nearly due, and AS Cd for eff coast
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this morning. though it is doubtful if present quo
tation will rule during the remainder OF the week
Live Turkeys, gobblers, 20G2Sc do Bens, lsG2lc /;
Roosters s596 for old, and Is 50d6 so for young !;
Hens s7dS; Brotlers, 50 50G5, according to size !;
Ducks, s6 SOFAS so Geese, 81 6oG2 q pair.
GAME-Gray Geese have made their appear
anee. Prices are less firm for most kinds.
venison, 7a10c q n; Quail, 81 12tal Is q DEE /;
Hare, 81 50d3; RLnoits, s1Gt 20 doz
Teal 81 50d2; Sprigs, 81 25@2 so; Widgeon,
81 509l rs; Mallards. s4@4 so Q dozen common
Snipe l . Dozen; Grey Geese 1898 so q dozen:
Provisions The market is quite active,
while prices are unchanged. Hams OF fine
| cure continue scarce and high, while heavy
and medium Bacon and Lard are low and
/ abundant Beef products firm, and the
| supply is moderate. Eastern Hams, l74Gl9c; Cali
forna Hams, 159l54c for plain, 17@1sc for sugar
cured canvased; Eastern Breakfast Bacon l53@154c;
| California Smoked Bacon, 12tGl3Ic for heavy and
medium and 15@l51c for light and extra light; Clear
sides, 12a913c; Pork, s18 b0G19 for Extra
Prime s2O92O 30 for Prime Mess s22 50923 Tor Meas,
s22923 80 for Clear, s24924 80 for Extra Clear
| Pigs Feet, S16@1s q Dbl Mess Beef, 2l4 60@l5
for bbls and IS 60 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef
| 315f@15t for bbls and IS so for half bbs; Family
Beef, s1s@lS so y Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
14a@l5c . d Beef Tongues, s10@1o 30 Y
dozen; Eastern Lard, Isle for tierces and
| 133@14c o b for pals California do, Ion
tins, 12a@l3c; b-fb tins, 13G134c; pals, 139l3ic
for 10-fb 13td13ac for 5-fb, and 149141c o b for
8-ib pals.
WooL-There is no large movement, but moder-
ate transfers are daily repor ed at gu'es that come
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole carcasses from
slsughterers to dealers:
BEEp-First quality, s@slc; second quality, "a
Tic: third quality, 5@6c Q 4.
VRAL-Large calves 7@sc; small ones, 99loc
q b.
ACKNOWLEDGES are quotable at SC, and ewes at
4@4lc Q H. according 60 quality.
Handspring is quotable at &c ss n.
PoRK-Hve Hogs 5lc ior heavy packing, and 5i@
5tc for light hogs dressed do, 797sc . IL for
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IT is acknowledged by chemists and'physi
clans that DIR. Prices Special Flavoring Ex-
tracts are the purest in the market. They
are used by the first families in this country,
and are daily increasing in popular favor.
Housewives who desire the most delicious
flavor in their cakes. buildings and pastry
will get it by using DIR. Prices Flavors.
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NEVADA.
Sudden Death.

VIRGINIA, October 9th.-Edward Mcguire,
an old resident of the Comstock, died this
morning suddenly from bursting blood ves-
sci in fit of coughing.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Dan Burns Not Guaranteed - Grand
Lodge OF demonstration City Bonds
Farmer Found Dead In Bed San Fran
cisco Money Market-Races and Earth
quakes ut GIIrOy-Efc.
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1t is with nsrrow-souled people as with
narrow.necked bottles the less they have
in them the more noise they make in pour.
ing it out.-[Pope,
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the steamer Newburn. which has been in
quarantine in San Francisco hsrbor for sew
eral days, is incorrect. Mr.. Burns has not
been heard from for several weeks, however,
the latest advices from him stating that he
would leave Guaymss for San Francisco
about the LIST of October.
Races at GilrOy.
GILRoY, October 9th.-Ths Gilroy races
commenced to-day, and bid fair to be the
most successful that were ever held here.
The first was trotting race for 800, free for
horses owned in Gilroy township that had
never trotted for money. There were six
entries, and the race was left unfinished until
tomorrow. The second was trotting race,
open to all horses that had never beaten 2:45.
for a purse Of $780, J. P. Sargent entered
Alice H., J. Lynn entered Redwood. Rod
eriquez entered Orphan Boy, Gregg Sanchez
entered Ella T. Alice II. won the race in
three straight heats. Time, 2:47-2:45-2:45'
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BARLBT-The market Is steady, thougn DuslheSs
is slow Spot Feed is not quotable at over 974c in
the usual way OF trade, though some parties claim
it to be worth 81. But so far We have heard Of no
sales above 974c. There may be transactions at a
higher rate, though not reported. To-day parcel
OF 500 bags No. was sold at 971c on the seawall,
and yesterday lot OF 1000 sacks went at a like
price For particular sample lot on Change this
morning 9Ssc was bid. 1t small consignment,
though good article, and would in an emergency
pass for fair brewing, except as to color. Brewing
is not in pressing demand. The inquiry comes
wholly from local sources, and seems to be readily
satisfied within range of 81 o5@l o73 for new and
81 10a1 Is o ctl for old. In Cheyaer there are no
important transactions. The offerings of this de-
scriptiou vary greatly as to quality, with CORE
spending deviation in values. Poor will sell as low
as 90c while fair brings 81 to 81 rs, and standard
would probably command 81 so D ctl.
On call at the Produce Exchange sales footed up
close upon $500 tons No. l Feed as follows:
Seller two days-100 tons, 994c.
Seller lSS3-300 TONS 995c; 400, 81 200, 81 COL.
Buyer 1SS3-100 tons, 81 064.
Seller season-100 tons, 99c 100 99ac; 100, 994c;
400, 99sc; 100, 99lc.
Buyer season-1OO tons, 81 10; 100, 81 1871.
Buyer December-10O tons, 81 06; 200, 81 o6s ;
100, 81 OCT o ctl
Bidding at the close is represented by the follow
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WHEN your blood is impoverished, or cor.
rupted, the remedy is at hand. Take Ayers
Sarsapsrills.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, October By J. C. Tubbs, Justice of
the Peace, Georgia. Wormer to Louisa D. Boltze,
both Of Sacramento.
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BORN.

Sacramento, October s-wife of Charles Balton, a
son.
outh Boston, Mass, October 1-wife of Captain
Jas. Grant, daughter.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The REooED-uSloN
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
OFFICE OF CAPITAL BREwERr,

SACRAMENTO, October c, 1883.
We will supply our customers, city and country,
with Beer, as usual, notwithstanding the fire of
las. night. Thanking our patrons for past iavors,
we hope they will continue the same in the future
O8-is1w KERTH NIcoLAUs, PrOprietOrs.
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San Francisco stock Sales.

SAN Francisco, October 9Th.
ouuuror
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schooner in trouble.

MENDocNo, October 9sh.-The schooner
Sacramento. lying off Ten Mile river, is
dragging her anchors. She is bound for New
port.
Not Guaranteed.
WOODLAND. October 9th.-The report that
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07
Machinery for NmskI.

A recent issue u the Harrssbssr. spa.
Telegraph has the following.
Ts,is morning the bullion Consolidated
Mining Company. II Hayrlshnrg. nurs
chased irvn Ga. Harrisburg car com.
pany. found y aud mae'.ln. department
Ia ~ consignment pE maelisnery. which
~Hs shipped vs&t so the eempany's ex-
t~axies usiiiss near Haslsv, Idaho. The
snarIEnsfy consisted If twn engines. Two
boilers. ~sw ailIl. aud tssoIs and liz.
surs~ essaat iesH fsr driving the canes,n
sr1ssas ~otks ~ the conan#ny. and for
LaisIAEg Fisiapins IN tbs lnlues. saving
lutatser. ess. The whole untfit cost
stssaeshinE like slg.nss0. IT ~fii he nut
~ and ssErsesi in thc Fall J. q. Cooper.
M vngineer af long experience. hunted
~ sxssasssas stiles for tne Necessary ma
s'sinAry. hnt siid not purchase Until he
insir-es.sl thai made by the cur company.
whirh hs ahluks the best VI It's kind snd
sdanifable Ia de~ikn and cons ructiun.
ny The wAy. smoky IL i listlr nearer
- ketehum than il l. to uasley.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07

Patsey Marley. returned from Sheep
Mountain To Wood river, reports meet
ing hundreds Of men hoofing it into the
new camp with scarcely any supplies.
ana that they will find none when they
reach there.
Six picked men have been sent to
overtake and bring back james Henry
TwuRood who escaped from The Cave
on Wednesday night last and lit ont for
Wood river.
Sheriff Bard and posse OF Nez Perez
county had fight with band OF horse
thieves near Tammany hollow on the
13th uit., and captured four horses
Twelve shots we're fired when the
thieves retreated. The shiriff is in hot
pursuit.
Alfred Leland, aged %, was killed by
a falling derrick in Portland ogn., on
sl.a- - llli.--A .AEAsaa~wf Ton Teller.
Mr. ]. H. Shepherd. former editor OF
the Bedrock Democrat, aud m old news
ppper man, 1t is rumored is about TO
purchase tho Weiser Leader. so says
Tue Democrat.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07

MsHssfs. raIii-er 4 Co.. u bridgeport,
c.. sha we'll known architects and PUB
fishers of standard works on architect.
ures haFe lately issned slaeot contain
ing plans and specifications Of very
tasteful modern light reoln cottage with
tower and aiso viii, tho necessary mod.
ncatinns for building Il without lie TOW.
or. and With bat six rooms IL desired.
Ia It's nEest costly form. the outlay IL es.
nnated 81 tJ.tNo. Without the tower il
has heen butt for ea,haie; aud II only Az
fuosus are included, the coal may he re-
fnesd - = .7tl or S2.aua. netailz are
gwen OF rasisteis. VT .irs. doors and cas-.
iaxss eurnices. etc. The publishers
have found II the most popular plan
shsy hasu evsr lasted. and state that il
has been adopted ia more than five hun.
bred Instances Within thur knowledge.
Tie same arm iasue specifications in
blank adapted Tor frame or brick build.
inss OF Hny cost also forms 4 building
contract. and eas eral book. on modern
expensive. artist Z Cottage plans which
are 81 graat pFactiessl value aud eonsen-
ivnee to everyone Interested
The kEfsrosx has sumo beautiful
plains open % reTuss.i
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07
NOTICE.

G McFiGKER. Matchmaker and Jeweler.
would respectfully announce to the eiEisens OF
keteAum and vicinity. that he has located in
this place for the perpuse OF carrying on the
watch repairing aud jeweiry business In all its
branches. All kinds of clocks, Watches snd
Iewclrv carefully repaired. All work guaran-
taea TO give satisfaction or money refunded.
Nv prices viii be ct bottom rates, az Low AS
the lowest Hoping TO receive share Of your
patronage, Irenain
Yours respectfully,
tty-t-l J. McvfckER.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07
SATURDAY. JULY I, 1883



The iron orc from the Philadelphia
COS Immense minis IN East Fork, known
u the Irvn t.isd. Yields ~ per cent Of
,sLfr iyDn. The faffiDan Iron II ny Of
same coanpany yields frora rs 10 % per
cent. and there nre large iron lodges all
aver Gle conntry. sosna developed aud
sonae new locations, that yield from 40
10 rs 1,ar eent. ThFsa latter are neg
lect~s ut the present time FOR wsnt 81 4
market. The iron manufacturing In
tinstry will some day undoubtedly be-
come part II tho commercial enter
prise In these parts, and then all these
ieises will form very Important addi-
tion "a car mineral resources.
Several Important iron strikes are re-
ported on tbs middle Fork Of Little
Weed River. One Ianatsd IN May by ~.
\. Hrockiwsy II said 70 be = ledge ~ 20
fcet wide composed II very high grade
nr@. Al present thsre viii be little or
no market for theee mines. should they
prove rich In orr, but the day il not far
distant when development and industry
viii place Al such within reach Of prof
Ab;c manipulation.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-07-07

Copper ore II NJ present attracting
considerable interest on the E,At Fork OF
Wood River. Many pruspectors, III
searching for gaisna hedges ON the
strength 81 unprecedented float rock,
have COME tn contact with ledges that
vary from The usual developmantin run
ming 10 rich copper ere Instead OF
lcnn. Heretofore copper float has
been taken IA alnlost a srre guarantee
Of a gHlena ledge, but these recent de-
volopments Ia that eetion have led pros
rectora to believe that galena aud iron
orc not the only mineral worth
hunting. Geo. Mckee tells az u
copper ledge that earriesa vein Of ore
from fnar to six inches wide that con-
tains about 40 per cent copper. 1t has
beautiful wallis, and good indications OF
widening into q much larger vein.
Specimens Of nearly pure copper. In the
vssesz
very favorable Tor number OF naw
pfuspaeta 10 deyslope into good paying
copper mines.