The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-09-08
VIENNA.
The Vienna Co.'s Mill and Mines
Preparation for the Winters Run
Business Life Times food The APP
preach Of Winter.

The Vienna Mining and Milling Co.
has discharged eight men from the
Mountain King and Vienna mines, in
consequence Of too much ore for the
mill. and it is estimated that with the
present good Development of these
mines, the company's mill can easily /
run ON their ores with one half the min I
ing force heretofore employed The |
capacity OF the mill is twenty five tons |
daily, and with crew Of about twenty |
five men the mines have been enabled
to produce during the past few weeks
800 tons of gre in excess OF the amount
reduced. This quantity now hes in
the ore houses, and continues gradually
to increase.
The Vienna Co. is making every prep
aration for steady winters run, and
and there seems no doubt whatever Of
the successful execution Of the plan.
Five thousand cords of wood are already
corded, as per contract by I. Morris Il
| Co., On the mill-site, and Dickinson Il
BraD1ble are rapidly approaching the
close OF their immense contract for salt,
which is transported in large quantities
by their five huge teams.
| The Vienna mill continues to run
| with remarkable success and ease, and
| gives good reliable product of silver
bullion. The 25th bar was turned out
on the 5th instant. These bars weigh
from 100 to 100 pounds each, and assays
at least 95 per cent. pure. Captain
Henry Guyer, the mill superintendent,
is well known silver miller and metal
urgist, and one of the most successful
operators on the coast.
Col. Coleman and Frank johnson, of
the Vienna Co., have returned to their
respective homes in Wisconsin and
Minnesota, but Col Coleman may re-
turn to Vienna sometime in the present
month.
VIENNA BUSINESS NOTES.
The successful mining and milling OPP
erations of that place have given the
town of Vienna good, substantial and
permanent commercial support. The
business houses of the place are al
doing good lively business and arr
quite sufficient to meet every demand
from the miner, chopper, prospectol
: or whisky lover.
. Morris 4 Co.. bankers and genera
9 merchants, are doing lively bushes
e and carry an immense stock of mer
g chandise.
. n. Lefevre Jr. & Co., dealers in gen
eral merchandise, are well known pic
IS neer firm, who hold their share of trad
: ann carry, in addition, stock of drug
e and medicines.
o E. B. Shaw 4 Co., general merchant
/ and general stage and express agents
ir have branch house here and are clos
K ing out a fine stock of goods at 10
II rates. They also have house in Ga
lena.
a The Kruse Hotel, erected at the NJ
- per end of Main street, is a first ella!
i house, and boasts of landlord who's
congeniality is unexcelled.
:, The Vienna Hotel has changed han,
= and is now run by g. W. White former
u of sawtooth, doing a good share
~ business.
ev Thomas Turpy. the pioneer blac
Ut smith, is still in his old stand, and ECO
81 rails" all the hammer and anvil work
the upper country.
Hank Williams keeps the only live
stable and is favored with good blu.
ness
IN Ida Kaufman keeps f1rst-class lod
an ing house, and furnish beds that an
IN, cumfort to the most particular.
on Caste & Cooper still own q
in business and are doing we'll.
n Jas. johnson is in his old stand, t
,ut doors below l. Morris 4 Co., and
en large patronage nightly.
nd Riley & Gustevens have dissoly
she partnership, and Mr.. Gustevens n
ay, does the saloon business i'll his o
at name, retaining his usual good trade
The Asa d. Wauguman is the hearty la
ng. lord of the "Snug-" He keeps cl
riff house on the side.
on. Nike Rose, with his usual hospital
md keeps little gin mill in the tent, i
way never forgets his friends from tile To-
country