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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-05-09
Bill Nve on Senator Tabor.

-- E# E@& &
Most everyone who voted for theleg-
~islators who voted for Senator RAZOR,
the shoddy Congressman from this mag
niicents State, is now brushing the hair
off his head. OF concealed in some quiet
deli. he is kicking himself around over
the damp earth. Mr.. Tabor, the great
statesman, orator and third-rate board
inc house keeper, who's few years ago
PLAYED stallion poker in q bed-buggy
boarding house, while the wife from
whom he is now divorced, did the work
and supported the embryo statesman,
~Iogician and scholar, takes it all coolly
and with his comparatively new vile
he smiles at the honest voter and horny
handed constituent who sent him 70
Washington in order that the broad ana
beautiful State of Colorado might blush
her toe nails off.
used to think it hard that was not
a bonanza man who could enter good
society or the penitentiary according TO
circumstances, and who might be a SEN
ator or q son-ofa-gun whenever | chose,
but now that [ have seen it tried ! am
content to labor on through life without
winning deathless notoriety as q lecne-
rous congressman and thick-necked
snoozer, who, under the shadow OF the
great national capitol at Washington
1iaunts the tail of his $3.50 night shIrt Ia
the face OF the goddess of liberty, Spells
cabbage with q K an1 don't know the
difference between the bred Scott decl-
sion and the statute in such case made
and provided.
I'm glad though nature and cruel fate
have fitted me to walk in the humber
trail and in a sixty cent night shirt,
that am content. Though | may not
be 50 b%ewitching in the robes Of night
as Senator Tabor is, | am not afraid that
previous. and pro tenn wives will burst
in upon my childlike slumhers and
wreck the JOY of my existence. 1t may
be only q Slight difference in taste but
that's the kind Of social outcast that |
am.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-05-09
Hoeel Properly for Sale.

Having other business requiring my undivided
attention. ] am DESTROYS Of disposjng of my hotel,-
HOTEL JUDITH-one of the largest and best houses
in eastern Meagher county. Tt is on the main Travelled
freight road and stage route between Benton and
White Sulphur Springs, and is very pleasantly located
at the Judith bridge, In the town of Philbrook.
House is a tWostory frame, 20x32, with story and a
half ell, 20x26. Address
e. j. MORRISON. Phil5rook, NJ T.
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gBcr 1T Trau Binslo,u j?

Da, eieis 5rase oft ssfsut mirp. monen
mir stnfah iaatn, pae ls cine Dame IL,
bic ss iid felt SO Snbren ,ur Mufsabe mad.
te. Grausnfrantbeitsn. bauptfaHlin absr
8inortranftsitenl su Rubirrn. @ie Bat
bic Ronititutiun uhp bie Betlrinilfe bisfsr
sablreidten Slaiisb bslonbers espriift unb
als Neiultat praftfdsr 2enntniNe unp
Grfatruns, melhe IL int 9aule zines Men.
idsnalters ais ,3ran;enpfsssrin unb Mr,t
esiammslt, bat Te bsn @optina Syrnp
als belcnperss Witt,t fir sauaenbe &inser
aufammsnasiebi. Dis(e Mebi;in. tat cine
masifhs @irfuus : he stt Nute -,
@eiunrbsit uuo srbdlt oifsnen 9eit. Sn
Tolse hiefsr Meni,in Ii Grau Dinslom
welttetdbmt sewo rsn als Wobltbdterin
Der &incer. uao bic Gineer wsrbcn arob
uno banfen ibr cafir. Iu4 In pieler @tatt
bat ile bic 8inber 3u Danf perpEidtet.
@rObe Quuhtitdtsn sss @octias 5yrup
,ps,een bier tdelif pertauft unp perbrauett.
Wir alaubsn, @rs. gDinslow Dat nd
bur6 rieIsn Grtitsl unasrblidk s.moht
unD mir Gus ater,euet, pab -turA benftl.
ben Gauisnes pon 8tnpern aeretist wurotn
uno bab Wilionsn benlelbtn nod init
@rfcls sstrauHen rerbsn. 6sins Muttsr
bat ibra wflitt eethan, wsnn Hs niAt
Mss. WinsIow's @Ootins Sprup an.
wanets. Teriu&t es Als.- Qabies 9iiltor
getp gorf. = gu perfaufen bel alien
Drussilsn.-25 Gents bic Gla1hs.
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fdbig 1T, 6ori6ungen iiber bie ruiIiIde
Geographic ansufellen. Serner tpirb
au6 bic manfenbe @efunobeit bes Sir
item als Gruno fit feline Greilailung GEL
teno gema6t.
=, Ser ipanil6e Ntiniiter Ser aus
mdrtigen 9lngelegenbeitel1, Marquis
De Ia Wesa De slrniio, fteGte i'm Senate
1T 9lbreoe, bab Die &egierung nit
Eeuti6lanb il6er BEN @ertanf ber eSn=
iel 6ernanbo go lnterbanoelt.
Ser fpaaiI0en &eaierung 1inb Sic
Statuten eilles gebeinen Gereins, Der
1t6 Die 8ereinigung Der IthmarSen Dano
nennt, 10 mic oas 1000 Yerloneu Sdh=
lenDe Wfitglieoer=@ersei6nib in Bic
9ano gefalen. 234 per1onen iino in
@nbalufien berbaftet unb bes Moroes
angeflagt iporOen.
: Sie Saiierin Don SiutI6lan6 bat
1000 0tarf gu bem Sono fir bie ueber-
f6pemmten in @merifa beigelfeuert.
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Cages Wemisseiten.
Snlanb.

- grprdIbent Dia3.f fam nit ieiner
Yegleitung ant l. Mdr5 in Stem Orleans
on. gr ,purbe BON ben itdbtif6en,
Stats unb foberalen Seb0roen emf
pfangen.
- Inter ber farbisen gep0lferung
BEG. Staates Miiiiilippi greift bic Nus=
ipanberung um iid. 9as Saupt5iel
Der 9lusipanberer 1T pulasfi @Ountp in
9rfanias.
= Sn Detroit, Mi6., 1T enbli6 elm
Senator ermdblt tpDroen. SbDs. %.
palmer bon Detroit erbielt cine Majori=
tdt Der Stimmen.
- 9ie republifanii6en SenatDren
bielten einen Caucus ab unb ftellten 60
munbs als ibren Gan6ibaten fiir oas
9lmt bes Yrdlibenten bonn Senat auf.
= Sn einem Salon su @bicago traz
fen Iib ber preisborer Sames GlliDt uno
elm getpiHer Sere Dunn unb begannen
auf chamber gu i6ieben. 9as 5euern
tpurbe 10 lange fOrtgeiebt, Bis gliot
tobt unb Dunn pertpunbet mar.
= s. u. gBinets bon Springsfielb,
Der nod Sbamneetopn in Snoiana ge=
fanbt ipurbe, um ben Notbitanb su un=
teriu9elt, lit suriidgefebrt. Seinem
8eri1t nod 1T ilber bic Sdlfte BON
8aaatin Gountp iiberl6wemmt, bic
8ep6lterung lit BON ibren Wobnitdtten
bertrieben, 8ieb 1T ertrunten unb bic
@etreibeporrdtbe unb 6enSen lino fort.
gei6wemmt morben. Inter Der 8epDls
terung berri6en Jieber, SDIenterie uno
2unsenent5iinOung. Bon Der Staot
Sbamneetomn iteben 5 bis 600 Sduier
unter Wal1er unb 100 linb BON i9ren
Gunbamenten gei1ipemmt porben. Die
ganse Stabt sdblt nur nod 80 @mwobs
| iler.
= Sn San Graneiseo murben fiirS=
lid aue StraBenlaternen entfernt, tpeil
bic Stabt bic @asre1nung ni9t be,ab=
len fam.
Muslanb.
= Sie @egierung Der Ser. Staaten
beabii6tigt. in giien cine goniularagen=
tur gu erri1ten.
- Ser ruiliI1e Griegsminiiter bat
allen i'm Qeere bienenbe uno i'm Griegs=
miniiferium angelfellten Yerionen iebe
0erbiubung nit Der prefe perboten.
= gs beiBt in paris. bic polisei
babe 8efebl erbalten, ole gremplare
oes 8udes oes Wtaridaa Ya5aine, iuel=
DE IN 5rantrei6 gefunoen iueroen, gu
eOnfiseiren.
- gs tpiro benz prdlibenten @repp
cine bon bielen 8elebrten unb gtnberetl
unter5ei6nete Oenfibriit iiberreidt wers
ben, in ipel6er um @ntlafung bes
Mnardiifenfiibrers, Giiriten bon Gra=
potfin, aus bem @efansniHe gebsten
mirb. Die Geiu6fteller MAIDEN selteno,
Der Giirif fei bic einsiae Yerfon, ,pelde
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Gin @ort an bic arbeitenbe Glafie
bon einent Nrbeiter. = Gin urtheil
ii6er irgenb einen @egenitanb miro nod
Der Guelle geifdbt, aus tpel6er es ges
ff0pft tuirb, unD bengemaB bea6tet.
llniere @elb= =9lriitofraten baben, in ibrem
2eben boa lleberluB, fein 8eritdnoniB
fir Die SeoiirfnilIe ber arbeitenoen Gla11e
unb fOnnen baber aud fein Wort mit=
reoen, tpeftn es ii6 um bas Mobf bes
rMannes nit Der i6mieligen 6ano"
banbelt. lin 10 f6tperer tpirS oaber
oas Wort tpiegen, oas aus bem Munbe
bes 8olfes uno bes 9lrbeiters fommt.
= Serr Sreo. u. Dohle, gto. 2233
Step=StraBe, stpii6en 9ogopuette unb
2amin=Strabe, bier, ipri6t ii6 folgem=
oermaBrn aus; sd bin elm setp6bn=
liber 9lrbeiter, Elm Maurer, ie6o6 bas
muB i'd iagen, Sr. Nuauf &6s
nig's Samburger Srppfen
linb cine Mobltbat fir bic arbeitefbe
@IaHe, bic nidt Die Mittel befibt, iebes=
mal, wenn ii9 Granfbeit in Der Gamilie
aeigt. gu einem Opetor su geben." =
ct. 2ouis [Mo.] n8olfsitimme Ses
Weltens.
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: NetD Sort erlebte foeben tpie6er
einmal ettpas nod rli6t Dagemelens-
elnen Ball gum 8eifen eins perurtbeil=
ten Mf6r6ers. Oie 5reunbe bes anna
Sobe berurtbeilten &aubm0rbers Mi.
9ael Wfc@loin bielten am Wlittuod)
9lbenb in ben yg9eft @ioe Germania
ahemblD &ooms", einen Ball ab, beffen
@rtraa entpeber CUR 8efreitung ettuais
gen neutrality-suspicious., I'm Nc@loin
pom Galgen gu retten, ober ebentuel
ayr Dedung Der 8eerbigungsfoIten 6es
Wtoroers berpenoet perben fofl. 9luf
Dem Salle fam es in uebreinltimmung.
NIT Dem G9aratter befelben gu elmer
&ellerei tpegen beri6iebener .ssrauen=
Slmlner, pobei elm Mann bur6 einen
splltolenf6uB fbtper berlebt mur6e.
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= Gin Correspondent in Waibing=
ton. Der bereits friiber Ntitglieb bes
GongreHes mar, idreibt bon bort iiber
bic 8erbdltniKe bes Senats Der Ser.
Staaten: Die geiitisen &ieien, tpel6e
in Der eriten 9dlfte bieies Sabrbunberts
i'm Senat faBen, baben feine ga6folger
gefunben. MebHer, glap, 8enton,
CALHOUN tparen @roBen, on bic man
ii1 untpillfiirli1 erinnert, tpenn man
ben 8erbanblungen bes Senates bei=
ippbnt unb Die emerge an16rt, ipie iie
StllnDen lang f6maben uno bod 10
tpenig fagen. Sie Mdnner BON bamals
perbanften ibre Stellunaen nidt benz
&ei6tbum, ni6t Der politiiAen Sntri=
que; lie beIoBen bas cine nid)t uno bot
ten fein Salent fiir bns anoere. 9as
SDltem Der mpoernen Bolitif bat 1i1
aud auf ben Siloen ausgeoebnt. Ser
SiiDen bat niht eigcn einsigen Yolitifer
eriten &anges i'm Senate. $50 mod
Wldnner BON Salent Dorbanben Iinb,
tperoen iie bur1 ben GiniluB bes @elbes
gei6lagen, tpie ). 9. General 2amIon
in Georgia bur6 ben rei6en gromn ge=
fd)lagen puroe. Wfan periprad) li6
piel BON 2amar aus MiliiIippi. iein Be-
nebmen I'M 9auie nod Der &eifauraioa
bere6tigte gu Der 9offnunng. bab ct et=
mas 5iidtises leiiien ipiroe. Die Spffs
nung 1T ni6t in Grfulluna gesangen.
gBie fiibli6e &eprdIentanien ersdblen,
1T au1 bel ibnen bic Politif jebt oemo=
ralilirt. 9lu Die STEELE bes ebemaligen
StOl5es auf seiltige &raft 1T bas @in=
gen nod benz Dollar getreten, bas bic
@roben Der 8ergangenbeit nidt tannien.
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i'm @e9enlbeil, eS wurbe INNER idlinl.
mer. Sic muBten lid tnblid bod an.
idaueu uno lie iasten ME aus einen
Otunpe, es iei beute iehr beib!
Nennden wauole li4 gum 9ebifd an
Der @eite unb BOB bort @twaS rom $50.
ben aui. 8 Sus arme iibe Ding, iaste
fe, es 1T elm Sotbfebl9eu! sic lette iid
in bas @ra5 uno leste einen jungen So
sel Dor f9 auf ben SdcOb. Srecp, bcl
ibm Elm penis 8aier, es 1T balls topt!
balt Du einen Grinfbe4er bel Din:
la3te er.
Sa, ba iit ct.
alfreo sins mad elmer naben Sae(le,
Die bon elmer 9lnbSbe berabrieielte unr
;wiiden mociissa 6elstlDden Der iapanp.
Ater mad elmer Weiie rief er: Nennp, i'd
fam bas Dallsr nidt erreidsn, es lit bier
ic idlapfris id rutihe.
9a @ptt, nun fam ct trieoer nift
iiber bic puar Steine flettern! laste IEna
p.rorieblid uno itano auf, I'M felblt bin
3useben. Sic lests ba8 SSselden pcr=
lidtis in baS 9raS uno in penis Sdritz
ten mar Fe Eel alfrso, rer mdbium aui
benz naien @eltein mad Der Quelle 3us
ftrebte. 2eidt mie cine Genie mar Gnna
bariiber tpeaseiprunsen. Das Sleio anz
nutbis sefdarst, feete lie bic idSnen 6iB.
den fiber 5piid,en bic Spalten uno bog
iid gu benz murmelnoen 8aiier nieoer,
ben Beder gu fiilen. Nlfreo tetradtete
iis nit @ntSiden, mie fe pa oten ltanp
auf ben ipieen ldlapfrisen Steinen uno
Eh mibte, UNI Grquiduns gu lAGpfen fur
e;nsn peridmadtetsn gossl. Sdoner
frnte feline gSalofee lein als bies WfGc>
DIN in ieiner vfeuiden SerSensberrlide
fe't." llnb als fe nun berabfam, bas
'ibte @emano nit ber einen, ben Beder
init her anbern Sanb baltenb, pie iie ii4
r,rad,:.s !, I'M bas 8aher nidt gu pers
itit:sa, 5wii4en @eiiripp unb @eifein
ourd. unc, buB bic 5ueise ihr Das buntle
Saar 3sr3auiten, ba SerSa6 Der Singing
iein lobmes Bein nnb Glles, nit eineut
Spruug mar CT pben uao itanb an ibrer
Seite. @ein Ser5 idwcu ibr 70 ielis
entsesen. Nennp, rief er unb idlan9
feline 0rme nm bic kerrli4e @eItalt.
t8Ortfebuns fcIaiJ
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cSn GreI1nn. csnmo. roerhen n

: Sn @rei1on, Soma, fuerben BON
ben jungen Seuten 3tpiebel=r parties"
abgebalten llno atpar in folgenber
Weile: SEEDS iunge Samen geben in
Elm Nebenaimmer unb cine berielben
beiBt ein Stiid bon elmer 3tpiebel ab.
9arauf mirb elm iunger Mann sugelaf=
len; er muB Die feds Samen ber 3eibe
mad fiiien nnO bann Oieienige beaei6z
men, beren f66mer Munb Die 3piebel
beriibrte. Srifft er bic &i6tise ni6t>
10 beglnnt bas Nbtiiiien BON Neuem unb
pirb 10 lange fortgeiebt, big oer feline
Qufgabe gelOit bat. gs fon ielten oor=
fommen, bab ein junser Manm f6on
beim eriten u&ounb" bas &dtbiel loft.
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*Menn irgeno cine Srau nit relnem
@eilt bas ibrige su tbun tpiinl9t, Tim
bem menl6li6en Gef6le6t bon oen I'M.
aabltgen llebeln, Die es lngliidli9 maz
9en abSubelfen, 10 muB 5ie lire Sc
1unbbeit iiber alles Nnbere inn 2eben
ftellen. Sour fraft bieier tpertbboafen
aller 8aben fam Iie ibre gfa6tommen
giiidli6 MAIDEN 10 6aB 6ielelben i'm Ipd=
teiten 9llter nod iie iegnen, gBin iie
oas tbnn, 10 5iebe iie bic ipoblpollenoe
Srau pintbam in 2pnn, Ma6. su &a=
the.
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{6ortfebuns folsi.)

~ r3ein Muse iit 10 i6arf -ipie 6es
9errn." 9dtte sleiop in nnierer 3eit
gelebt, bdtte er mobl binsufiigen f0nen.
u&ein populdres 9eilmittel 10 erfolg-
reid tpie Meren=Graut." Ollie Meni9en
fangen an es slr benuBen, als ein5iges
ipabres 9eilmittel in 2eberz, Wtagen=
unb 9deren= 2ranfbeiten. gtieren &raui
mirb bon Der Natur als Gurmittel fir
aQe auserleIen. gDer es in trDdener
Gorm ni1t nebmeil fann, fann es ir
fliiiliger Torm Don ieoem Mpotbefer be:
oieben.
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Aer Cincinnati

= Ser 0Intlnndtl vEnqulrer" be-
fiir6tet, oaB oer Weinbau in Obio,
namentli6 auf Gellep Sslanb unb put-
ins 8ap, ieinen 90bepunfi erreidt bal
uno iebr balo re6t bebeutenb abnebmen
miro. 9ie Weinreben iino BON elmer
9lrt 8ranb befallen unb iinb bic Wein'
bauer ni6t i'm Stanoe, oasegen ansus
fdmpfen.
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- Oie Garmer bon Butt in Galiforz
nien flagen iiber bic ungebeure 8erbecs
rung, melde piloe Gnten lbren Saaten
aufiigen. Sie 86gel fommen in unges
beuren S6aaren, iinb bic Gelber, aui
oenen lie ilb einmal rlieoergelaHen boz
ben, iino bel ibrem Sbeiben bollfdnbig
fabl aefreiIen.
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Maacre wenfden.

Wells Health Renewer iteQt bic
Ssiunobeit mieoer Der uap siebt Strait,
furirt WasenfdwdGe, nnirudlbartsii uno
anoert @eiGledtsfe0ier. 81.
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Ntr. s. g.. Saw, Mt. Gatm.
3eras, ia9t: Sd babe Sablreide Mittel
pergeblid gegen SDspepiia periudt.
gropns gifen=yitter bat mi6 gebeilt.
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Suits
Yiae,.
Gpmptpme einer
umfh6ftaeu g e 3 er.

Gpmptpme einer
unfb6ftAen e e B CT.
Rargef an appetif, Gebdrm gerftopfuns,
g&mstBen ~ 1gpf NIT eirlem nunrpfen @eiiitt
"a 6lnierlsDle, G3uerJeu unter ben 9Gulters
tIxf1etp, Hrl1ftrie6enffiu mad benz Gfien, NIT
Abweianns fegen iebe tSrpsritdbe ceer ssiiliae
It1ti6leif, reiJbareeI Temperament, tribe Stinls
fannS uEt benz befpubersu @efiitie, tr8eub
cine DtttesenBeit perSeflen 81 baben. Mhetgs
feit, Birre, 6srtnspfe1. &nnffe Dor ben dnseii,
Ssifs Ssui, hssFtsnst s.siidmesIsn sbsrSaiS
beS re3tsp Nnee6, ,ularr1i 1iser S6laf mt beanas
fiiaenbep Ggxuneu, ftare 9ejxrbter flrin unb
Oer9 Dpfn1t 4.
1nfe1o iUen fab fys3ien e!r eisfs adnf
bereitefs es1eD DpNe gerutfeti itfipta ]gI6en39sd,s
fef lin 0elnbssl, bel ber eeibenke esneunt ~.
essrernsSrsa In 1lSpstlf urs Sersria6en 0lelf1s
6Kla0s u bes aSyper eenG1sf nnp hur itre fpnif6e
0lg4neenl lbiel1sresnnne6o ne6orsaneein rseeimd1ts
4er 06u55o0n6 texssxperrfen sutrs prsts 20 Gents.
3mff'S air - > E.
graus eaars eser . 6rts gsrssn brs4 sia sin,ises
ss!sssss ssssss:. .'s ts aa sa .i
enSisss Sss 81 Ssr6 aSSsst ps7iss'St
<pr s.ss Ss ssssS Stssss msSss sus,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-18

Death Of Joe Wasssn.

The San Francisco Reporter has
received news ofthe death Of Joseph
Wasson, at San Bias, Mexico, where
he had been appointed United States
consul. He arrived at his post in
i'll health, and died on the 18th of
April. He crossed the plains at the
time of the Salmon river gold exeit-
ment, arrived at Powder river. Ore
gon, bare-footed, and there earned
money enough chopping cordwood
and working in the rains to purchase
an interest in the Owyhee Ava
lanche, which be subsequently dis
posed of to John McGonigle.
Though originally a demmocrat he
became radical republican, and
with his brother John, who was al
terward appointed United States
survey general Of Arizona, be pub
lished campaign paper named the
Argent in this town in 1868. He
was connected with the Bodie Free
Press, and was elected from Mono
county to the California Legislature.
Last winter he was appointed Uni
ted States consul at San Bias, Mexi-
co. He was an interesting CORES
pondent, and his letters attracted
much more attention than his edlto-
ais. His health had been failing for
some time and he left for Mexico
with little hopes of recuperating it.
Silver State.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-18
Tho newspapers say three circuses

The newspapers say three circuses
are coming to Montana this year.
A Coeur dAlene chief offers 375
cayuse ponies to any white man who
will marry his daughter.
A 600-pound bell has been present
ted to the Miles City Presbyterian
Church by New York State con-
gregation.
Many prospectors and parties in
terested in mines are waiting for the
snow to disappear in the vicinity of
Clark's Fork so that they can go up
into that country. At present pro-
visions are said to be quite scarce in
that region
A new quartz mining district cal
led the Horse Prarie Mining District,
has been organized in Beaverhead
county Montana The district is
situated about two miles above the
mouth of Horse Prarie creek and
ono mile from said creek in the Ban
mack range of mountains. The lodes
carry gold, silver and copper, bear
ing ore which assays good.
Rumors.-It is rumored that all
is not going right among the Indians
in the upper country. Fears are en-
tertained at Lewiston that all is not
well.-Dayton Chronicle.
Over 500 emigrants arrived from
the east in San Francisco April 21st
all having tickets for Oregon and
Washington Territory. The rush
of emigration is SO great that steam
ers are unable to accommodate all
SAID selfsatisfed young man
Really, / don't know what I shall
do, with the girls after me so. A
fellow can't be absolutely rude te
them you know, even if they do fol
low him up and constantly force
opportunities to propose, you know
l really can't marry them all yo.
know, and what can l do, old boy 2
Easy enough, skip out to Utah ane
telegraph for the whole gang,
answered his practical nd.-Ex
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-18
An Enoch Arden.

A few evenings ago Mr.. Geo. r.
Almond, attorney at law of this
place, happened into the Spencer
Hotel and seated himself near the
stove and commenced to converse
with number ef people. Little did
Mr.. Almond think when he was
seated there telling OF his experience
in various parts OF the world, that
in the next room sat bis beloved
daughter whom he had not seen
since she was three years old. But
of course, such thought never en-
tered his mind, or he would have
hurried to her side and identified
himself. After q while gentleman
entered the hotel bar room and said
"Mr. Almond, will yom join me in
good smoke" The name caused
the young lady to start in amaze
ment and she exclaimed: NV
father! found at lastl r Mr.. Am
mond did not hear her but in a few
minutes he happened to be intro
dueed to her by a friend who intro
duced her by the name of Mrs Beal.
She then made herself known to
her father. The surprise of her
father and the joy of both can be
imagined Mrs. Beal is the wife OF
Mr.. Geo. Beal, of Glon's Ferry, a
well known hotel man. Mrs. Beal
halls from Webster City, Iowa, and
came here to join her husband who
has been in town two or three
days expecting her. Mr.. Beal was
greatly surprised on learning of bis
wife's good fortune in finding her
father whom she had thought dead
for years. 1t appears that Mr. Am
mond left his home in the Eas,
about seventeen years ago to 60 te
California; arriving there after .
considerable lapse of time. He
wrote to his wife but for some rea
son the letter did not arrive at it
destination: the next time he wrot
the family had moved and so they
lost trace of one another, and tn
meeting of father and daughter her
was the first time in this long perio,
of years that he had ever heard
word or seen ono member of hi
family. By accident Mr.. Ammon'
came across his beloved daup hte
at tho above-named hotel, and tc
day Uncle George is the happies
man in town, and no doubt feols tel
years younger. May success, hAE
piness and prosperity follow you q
well in the future Uncle George q
it has in the past few days. is tn
wish of the Rcstler staf.-Rustlel
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-18
All for Lsys.

News has come that an Indian
maiden, belonging to branch of the
Souix on Oak River reserve in Mani
toba, recently committed suicide.
The chief desired her to marry a
certain member of the tribe who
was advanced in years, but the mai
denis fancy had already been engag-
ed by young brave whom she
promised to wed if she wed at all
Tho objections shown to tho chiefs
wishes enraged him to such an ex-
tent that he insisted on tho marriage
with the older ono, and threathend
all manner Of punishment in the
event of further contumacy. There
appeared no possible escape for the
unhappy maiden but one, and she
bravely faced it. Getting possession
OF piece of rope, she, managed to
slip away unobserved and fastening
the rope to branch of trce.in the
vicinity OF the encampment succeed
ed in most effectually hanging her
self-Brandon Sun.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-18


From almost every camp in the
Rockies is coming the glad tidings
of unprecedented prosperity; not
prosperity consequent upon finds"
and wonderful blooms" but the re-
sultant success of development.
Money for mine development and
successful working is coming
into the hills and gnlches not
from capitalists so much as from the
sales of ore already mined. Men of
means desiring to invest in that sur
est Of business enterprise, mining,
must take heed or the best and sur
est OF our many districts will have
no further use for them. In many
hitherto unproductive are there ore
and bullion sales more than adequate
to defray all expenses of further de-
velopment and placing of vast ma
chinery plants. The season of 'sa
is at hand, from every quarter comes
the watch-word, ready" When
winter comes again many can say
of the years results, "Well done
my expectations have been more
than realized. ."-R. NJ. Mining Re-
view.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-18

A Chinaman made = bet of three
dollars with one et his fellows that
he could swim across the Sacramento
at Redding and return. He crosss-
ed over but in coming back sank in
the middle of the stream to rise no
more. His opponent seeing him go
down, clapped his hands in glce and
proceeded to put the stakes in his
pocket.