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VIII Celebrate,

DALLAS, TEXAS, May l5.-We the under
signed banks and bankers, agree to close
our respective offices on Thursday the 18th,
for the SGngerlest;
ADAMS & LEONARD,
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
EXCHANGE BANK,
FLIppEN, ADouE u LoBIT,
OLIVER x GRIGGs,
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The Hat.

The Cleburne and Dallas base ball clubs
met in open combat yesterday afternoon,
and contested as to superior proficiency.
There were six innings played and the score
banned out nine runs for each. A disa-
preement resulted in the sixth inning over
= decision of the umpire, and the contest
was declared a "tie." Not being. satisfied
with the decision, the reporter understands
that the Cleburne club has chal lenged the
dallas bows to play them a match game for
a hundred dollars.
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against one from Terrell, and the latte,
oh,SAen won the fight by a scratch. y
the day. NN "e'""i'ne io'
There were two fights last eyen,n, nj IN.
SSoNlng tournament between Dallas and
isris combined against Fort Worln. Also
heht between a Mississippi cock and n
neAas one. In the former contests Fort
worth proved the winner, as also in ths
.stter night This tsllys three straiehts
for the tort. "'e"''
Nouce 10 Passengers VIA Texas a Pacific
anu Missouri Pacific ka,lways
The through express, eastbound ON IN.
1 Sas Il Pacific road running sleeper al.
| rect into Union depot, ST. Louis. without,
change, leaves the Texas & Pacific depot a,
m, Accommodation leaves 1850 a. m
Through express, west bound leaves 40 n
IN, Accommodation s25 %, IN. rher,
will be special trains leave tonight and no.
morrow night at IL o'clock, for Terrell and
intermediate points, and Fort Worth and
intermediate points. The Missouri Paeitir
north bound LEAVES 9;l0 y. m, conpectinp
AZ Denton with the celebrated hotel car,
running direc, into Union depot 81. ionis
Accommodation leaves ms a, m. A
| special train will leave T. & L, depot n,
ll'lo tonight and tomorrow night RIM.
ming to Denison and intermediate points
Don't be misled by incorrect information
but call ut Union ticket office. #. n p
depot, where II is mo trouble 10 answe,
questions, and you will receive reliable in,
formation relative TO rates, time, etc.
Il, y. TURNER.
Union Ticket Agent. 4. a Z, Depot.
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II. BAuMAN, Manager,
400 Elm Street, Dallas. Texas.
Srngerfest Notice,

SWHktTTtNI NUTICD.
Since our notice of the decorations in the
SUngeriest building, there has been add, d
grace the walls of the building. They are
very fine works of art, and will be sold
cheap, Inquire at Mr.. Childs' coal office,
or to Major Tompkins, or to j. ii. Charles,
$40 Main street. The latter gentleman has
u fine line Of steel ensravings and paint
ings, ETC., which he offers for sale cheap.
The collections are from New York and
Philadelphia. The public are invited.
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No. 7Os Elm Street.
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Died,

Leon Benedict, son of NJ. Benedict, aged
six years and seven months, died yesterday
and the funeral will take place to-day at .
p. m, the corner OF Commerce and Cabell
strpots
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GALL AND SEE

OUR fiNR STOCK OF
BOOTS and SHOES, and be convinced
that our Shoes are the best,
AND OUR PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST.
PAGES SHOE SHORE,
No 70S Elm Street
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In ancient days. before the time
That party led the van,
Pure patriotism ruled the roost
And the Office sought the mani,
But, now, alas tho rule is changed;
Ths patriots bung.hole leaks
The Office fails 10 seek the man,
And the man "The 0alce' seeks
-iNwrer
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
Water the Streets.
Miner

Another thing in addition to white
washing and planting trees, and per-
haps, even mora necessary than either
to the general comfort of Ketchum is
street sprinkler. BY all means let us
contribute our might towards dispencing
with this abomniable dust that forever
and eternally rushes down Main street
with each little breeze. Travel is bound
to make dust in the streets and il We
don't do something before long it will
be necessary for each citizen to pack q
shovel on his shoulder or quit shining
his boots. The matter of procuring the
sprinkler is cheap and easy one. only
requiring the proper spirit on the part
OF each tovnsman and little chink
along with it. VIM. Robbins informs us
that he has undertaken the enterprise
and viii rely upon the citizens for sup
port. We hope this will be eheerfully
given.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
Spring Mountain.

SPRING MoUsrArs, May IA.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN,.
The camp bearing this name is located
in Lenhi county, about sixty miles from
Chamas Station on The Utah & Northern
railroad 1t was discovered in 1880, but
very little was done in the camp until
last summer, when Chicago company
became interested, who erected a smell
ter and tramway, and succeeded in max
ing four days run, the result of which
was the smelling Of twenty and one
fourth tons of bullion, but they were
forced to shut down on account of not
having Stag pots enough. They will
start up As soon as the roads will admit
OF ore hauling, with the intention of run
ming steadily throughout the summer.
As they have about three hundred tons
OF ore at the smelter and plenty more on
the different dumps of the twenty or
more mines which the company own.
l see no good reason why they cannot
do SO, The company expect to ship
from four hundred to six hundred tons
Of bullion this season.
We need two or three more companies
here. There are over fifty protpects
outside OF those owned by the Spring
Mountain Mining Company. and many
of them show equally favorable with any
in the camp, and can be bought very
REASONABLE. With good smelling faeiIi-
ties, there Is no reason WHY capital
should hot come forward and invest in
this district
The ore goes from twentweight
ounces TO 2.s00 ounces silver. and from
S. to SO in gold.
About ten miles north from this place
is Tex district, where are located some
very promising prospects also waiting
capital to help the boys out
Miner.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
Boshl

The Times man says that in the days
of As miners walked unconcernedIy into
saloons and fired up buck skin sacks
filed 30 the extent of thousand dollars
or SIGH, and if they lost. merely threw
out a chsw Of terbacker to tako fresh
one. without remark. That's a good
story TO send back East; but We did see.
only the other night. in the Liquid Mine
Saloon" on Main street. four stacks of
twenty dollar gold pieces. each covering
cards on the faro aggregating
Sioo-and there vas no great heorssh
about it, either. There was probably
bet. on every turn OF the cards, 81 the
table mentioned above, thousand dol
iarss and still our little hamlet is said to
be dull-so pronounced by deai-heads
and stiifs.-News-M Miner.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
o. les.

Boise CITY. Idaho. MAJ IA 1854
NOTCH Is hereby given that Henry GEver
whose pcstofeics address IS ke.chnm. AltErss
Countv. Idaho Territory, has this dsx FLED his
application fox F&E-n. for 81 linear feet OF the
CLIMAX
NIL Site Claim surface gYonnd, by sas feet il.
ridth. situated IN Warm Sprinx Greek Mining
District. County of Afturns and Terrisary %
Idzao, and designated by the faeld notes and
Official rIs. on ME in this ONCE Los Ne 81,
and described therein with magnetic variation
1T Is degrees - minutes East. A. follows
beginning at she initial point where Is posted
the notice of location. and ~ whkcA r,oiat
Poss No Of the survey OF this claim Is estab-
hshe.i, and running taenc1 s.. ~ deg ". $50
feet to posi- Ne, q, thence s. % deg - min T..
as feet &C post No. s. thence n. - deg g.. 50
feet 20 pest Ne 4; thence n. - deg % min W,
AS feet 70 post No l. the pace Of beginning
Containing an area Of s ~ acres-
From pest No. I section corner on Twp
line between rsnzes II and Is Is. T 4 n. eonlrneG
to sections ~ and Is Of r Ii E, re n, and Sec
items ard Is RS T.. ia N bears n. 81 deg
~ min E., II .5Ii feet distant.
The nearest known location Ia the Imperial
Mil Site Claim Lot IS B>
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Climax Mil SITE Claim snr-
face ground are required 70 ME their adverse
Claims with the REGISTER OF she United States
Land Once 1T Bnise City IN the Territory of
Idaho during the sixtv DAYS ported of raalieS-
ton hereof. or they viii be barred by virtue OF
the provisions q the Statute.
IL is hereby erders5 silst sh- foregoing Notice
Days ssen consecutive weeks In the ketcham
KEYSTONE . weekly newspaper published At
ketchum. Al:ur4s County, Idaho Territory.
3. T. 5. PRIDE.
vrn. HvnamAr, Register.
ATTY fer Applicant. No =
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01

Is magnifcently environed: the broad
tary of the world famed Wood River de-
sends, is bordered by chain OF mon
-tain-like hills toward the north-we
the aerialest of which lifts its non-tim-
bered crest over 5000 feet above the
minute currant which washes along its
stupendeous base. The lover of the sub
lime can here find elements of the crag
ged and picturesque in almost incon-
ceivable PERCEPTIONS heights aud con-
glomerated formations; or if he more adj
mires the gentler aspects of nature, his
eye may meander along the extensive
slopes of green grazing land,
or from the altitude of the valley wall,
he may let his vision extend from one
fair feature of the majestic landscape to
another through an infinite choice of
wealth suppIanted in the everlasting
hills which have stood for decade of
years, submerged by rock both OF aque-
GUS and igneous origin, and that viii
only be revealed BY the pick OF the pros
pector and miner, and brought into
utility as a part of the vast circulation
of specis which swells our noble coun
try Casting ones reflections towards
the eastern horizon, his eyes are blended
with grandeur, sublimity and lovlfness
to such adegree as to far surpass anything
OF the like, or even attempt to make the
faintest comparison of the most beauti-
full, The Red man too regarded this as
an inherited locality and undoubtedly it
has been for centuries the homes of
the Snakes and Bannocks. Only could
an interpreter of either race divulge Sc
crets, which would arouse profouod con-
sternation among the palefaced cacau-
SLAMS
PROSECUTOR.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
UNITED STATES LAsD OFFICE

l.
Boise Gsry. Idaho. May II lisa
NOTICE is hereby given tina. Henry duyer
whose poSt9sic- address Is hetohur 4lturas
Coanty, Idaho Territory, has this day FLED MS
application for patent for 4ss-s linear Zee. Of
THE COMMODORE
Mil Site Claim with surface ground sss5 feet in
widtn. situated II WaEm Spring Greek Mining
District Co1ntY OF Alsuras aud Territory OF
Idaho and designated by the field notes and off
c1al plat on 1le N this ofnce As Isa1 No ST IN
Township OF Range = /. ot tbs Boise Ne
rfdisE and described In said plat AMI feid notes
East As follows. % wzs.
BEGISSISG at the initial point where Is posted
the location notice and where post No I Of shx.
survey of this claim Is fzbiisae<l. and run
ming hence n, Is deg y, tsss feet 30 pos: No :.
tnencs s. H deg West 4sS4s fee. 70 most No ;.
thence s. IS deg Eass 1875 feet . pos No 4.
thence n. 4de9- East sss-5 feet to post No l.
the place Of beginning. containing an area o.
five - acres
From post No, section corner common 70 sec
tons Il and IS q 1, y of B. II 5 and sections
! and is Of 7, OF r Is E of HclSe Meridian
bears s.. 81 deg L. ss9 feet distant
The nearest known location il the Climax
mill site lot nifty s50l.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely xnv
portion OF said Commodore Mil Site Claim OF
verse claims with the Register OF lie United
States Land offce at Boise City In the Terri
tory Of Idaho during the sixty DAYS psssioi Of
pubIica tioa hereof, or they will be barred hy
virtue Of The provisions Of the StatateA
l. Is hereby ordered that the fcSe.oing Notice
period OF sixty lso DAYS, sten consecutive weekzi
In the ketchum KEYSTONE = Weekly news
paper published AZ kesehUm, Alsurss County,
Idaho d n pzIns
wv. Hrnd-nsn- Register
Att'y for Applicant no. ~
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
TO THE SALMON RIVER COUNTRY.


Several informal meetings Of some OF
the prominent business men Of HALEY
have been held recently to consider the
best means to be adopted for securing
the trade and travel Of the Salmon River
mining towns and camps TO HALEY, and
for opening up the best and shortest
road between Hailey-the end OF the
Wood River branch railroad, the nearest
point of railway communication to the
Salmon River mines-and ChalEis, Gus
ter, Bonanza and Yankee Fork country,
so that all the travel to and from may be
By way of Wood River. That the near
est and best road 10 that section is BIZ
way OF Wood River is admitted BY every
one who has ever been over the country
The proposition to build road from
the railroad terminus to the Salmon
country has at last assumed particular
shape and it is now stated that q good
stage and freight road win be made.
The Union Pacific r. r. company are to
subscribe 20, 500 and as the total cost
has been estimated, under careful sur
Feys not to exceed 81 500, the County
Commissioners will be petitioned to do
nate the remaining 1850 required to
complete the road. There viii be snf-
hcient clear profit each year in the trade
and travel from the Salmon country to
repay the outlay by the county each year,
and it is stated that Custer and Lemhi
counties viii assist in the enterprise, as
the people of that entire country pre-
fer an outlet to the railroad By way of
the Wood River Valley. There are sew
eral routes specified rs perfectly feasible
and which viii afford excellent roads to
the Salmon valley and save 10 miles of
travel to the mining camps over thu
Blackfoot route. II is to be hoped that
the enterprise viii be carried 20 a sue
cessful issue.-Times-
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
A RICH sRIKH.
Another Gaiena Bonanza. Fonnd Within
. Mile Of the Famous Elkhern.


j. c. Cobaugt well known and ex-
perienced quartz prospecter Of these
parts, had been for ten days endeavor-
ing to trace pieces OF float found in .
certain guIch near the EIkhorn, to it's
origin. He labored early and late cross
cutting the hill above in the hopes OF
not distant discovery. Last Saturday
afternoon he struck the lucky blow,
found the groupings. Ding into the grass
roots four feet and IN less than two
hours came down to Ketchnm In jubi-
lent spirits with his capacitys load of
beautiful galena- He Ding no further
than to bed rock, where one wall was
obtained and sufficient ore to convince
him OF bonanza. Mr. Immediately
located his find and is nov working TO
develope,
LATER. Since securing news Of the dis
covery Mr.. Cobangh came to the Office
with the glad tidings of completely de-
veioped seven-foot ledge containing a
vein Of solid galena fully two feet wide.
He had a sample Of the galena assayed
by j. b. Hastings and it went 21s ozs.
The ledge is plainly exposed, well defln-
ed, good walls and solid This is reuarka-
I bic in comparison with the average dis
coveries in these parts and will very
( probably prove, by continuation, TO be
one of the richest bonanzas in the region.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
SUICIDE.
Peter Walker Found Dead in His Bed
Particulars Of the Case.

Quite stirring sensation was cansed
in Ketchum Monday morning, by the
announcement by Mr.. Perkins that Peter
Walker, lately resident Of this place,
WAS found dead in his bed, The start
ling discovery was made by his wife,
who had slept with him through the
night bnt observing no signs OF struggle
only revealed the fact OF his death at
the late hour of nine, by asking for a
drink of water. Mrs. Walker was suffer
ing from rheumatism, hence was start
led at no reply. She turned toward him,
and gave a cry Of horror, The cause of
his death at first only supposed, was
soon uncovered by the discovery Of a
half empty laudanurn bottle under the
bed. This together with other circum-
stances convinced the coroner's Jury that
an overdose Of laudanum taken with
suicidal intent. The body was then re-
moved to the unoccupied building oppo-
site the KEYSTONE, where a post morton
examination was made by DR.. A. c..
Lewis, whose Investigations substantial
ted the decision OF the coroner's Jury
The body was buried Tuesday in the
Ketchum Cemitary. It is said that the
deceased was lead to take his life through
encouragement consequent from finan-
cial embarrassment and domestic trou-
Bile. He was heard to remark the day
before that he did not wish to be dis
turbed as he had ''only twenty four
hours to ive.% Bilked out of his accu-
mutations at Shoshope, and met by re-
verses here, he was seized by fit of:dis-
couragement. His wife is suffering with
severe rheumatism and should be cared
for by the people.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01

General Sherman recently had some
shirts made at furnishing store IN WASH
ington. and the cutter few weeks later
met the General with friend walking
down the avenue. The General remem-
bered the face but could not locate him.
and the cutter greeted him with:
Good morning. General. how do you
do to-day2' The General stopped,
shook hands, snd the cutter, preceiving
that the Generals mind needed refresh
ing, said quietly, aA.ssie Your shirts. =
"Oh! beg PARDON said the General.
quickly, and turning to the gentleman
with whom he was walking he said: s.th,
Colonel, allow me to introduce you
to my friend Major Shrtz."
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01

The Alpine, Of r. 3. MILKY, located on
Lake creek is the name Of All excellent
gallena ledge which is described as
true assure vein. 1t joins the famous
Homestake and contains largely nm.
covered body Of high grade galena.
H. II. Kinsey came in the once this
morning and helped MS out OF a perpIex-
ing diis-ma by placing the latest Yankee
invention on our window, II IS a
daisy" and, now our window can be
hoisted easily and made to remain at
any height.
The Philadelphia Gompany's mines in
Guiding the "Paymasterv group, and
Iron King under the skillfnl manage
ment of Cap. b. r. Rodgers, are yield
ing ore in abundance for what develop
ment as yet has been done.
We hear runorcd that citizens OF
Ketchum are on the stir to arrange for a
grand celebration here on the 4th. SO
let it be- We can have as much fun
here as anywhere and spend our money
indirectly into our own pockets.
Robert McCulloch attorney at law,
formerly Of Colorado and now located in
HALEY was introduced at the KEYSTONE
sanctum recently, making pleasant call
Ar. Mes experience in mining cases
has led him To make this branch speci-
atty.
We are pleased to welcome back tile
genial timer Maj. Rocks. The Maj.
has spent pleasant season with his
brother in Florida. whence he passed to
the home of his wifes parents in Gel :
mantown Pa. From Germantown he
branched of to Boston and while there
spent some time in interviewing mon
eyed Bostonians interested in these
parts He returns looking well, and we
are happy to state, with the ..other half. .
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
A Very Usefal Article.

II. H. kinsey came up from Bellevue
last evening, and today is canvassing
the town with Tinn:son's New Matchless
Historical and Index map of the q. S.
and Illustrated map Of the World. It is
the latest and most complete and in ev
cry particular the most desirable map of
the kind out. showing the positions Of
every known city, town and village in
America. II is sold for the low figure of
So, and thus placed within the reach of
every body. Mr.. x. also Ia agent for the
36th edition of the celebrated Hills
Manual"
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
A Terrible Nick.

Early Monday morning while attempt
ing to shoe a vicious mule, Ar. Joe
Rivers was given terrible kick in the
breast, which threw him severl feet and
resulted in stopping the respiration to
an alarming extent No bones were
broken but were it not for the unusual
strength of Mr.. Rivera constitution, we
fear instant death would have resulted.
He is now however rapidly recovering
from the shock
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
Back Again.
PROSECUTOR.

Col, W. II. Brosdhead, mining M an
well known throughout this Territory,
arrived here from New York last evening.
He has done great deal for the Wood
River country in the past. and we hope
he will remain with MS and continue the
good work. He has placed severrl mines
in New York. and all of them have prov
ed good He deals in nothing but first
class mines.-Sun.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01

Poor Yaweob: "You say your wife is
trying TO get divorced" said the lawyer.
sue Jacob Schneider for damages for al
iiensting her effectionss" s'Yaw.' WAS
she good wife?- mo she vas hal
woman" Ibid You love herr" mo I
am peter midout her. well II she is
bad woman and You are better without
her. you are not much damaged il Jacob
takes her eff your hands 'sYaw, it
looks like dot, amt it? Mabbe it's peter
dontd say something about it. but py
shiminies / bitties dot Yaweob Schnei-
de.s-lThe Book keeper.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01

The little bedroom where Shakespeare
was born, in the house at Stratford- on
Avon. isiust such an uninteresting room
as New England farmer generally re-
serves at the top of bis house to store
his seed corn. The walls are closely
written with the lead pencil autographs
of thousands of people, Sir Walter SCOTS
among the rest, and the window panes
are scratched to that degree with nsmes
as to be almost worthless
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
Guyer Hat Springs at Ke,sham Idaho.

Large and commodios buildings have
been erected containing parlors and
rooms for guests and visitors suitably
furnished. A good restaurant connect
ed where board and lodging is furnished
at reasonable prices, a number of bath
rooms, also large plundge and awning
bath for both ladies and gentlemen pro-
vided. for all who may csll TO enjoy khe
exhilerating and medical effects of this
celebrated water of which Prof. Dore-
mus gives the following analysis;
Sodium Chloride per gal in gr. 3,57s-
Sodium Carbonates . . " $685.
Calcium Sulphate :. = :. 1914.
Magnesium Sulphate e :. . 5S4.
Magnesium Chloride :. :. g 9i4,
Traces of Iron :. :. :" :. ,a4O.
Total Solids a2.S05.
|. |. Lewis Manager,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
Looking Fine.

This mine is looming way-up, the
ledge has been uncovered for over 200
feet, and is greatly increasing IL value.
About ten sacks of ore is being taken
out day and being shipped to the
Ketohum Shelters. As soon as returns
can be had Mr.. Loving intends to put
on large force of miners.-Sun.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01
Hot%l Arrivals

At Baxters: 7. L. Riggs, Omaha; W. A.
Rocks and wife Philadelphia: S. Linkton,
Nebraska City; ". A. Broadhead. Saw
tooth; Logan and Johnson Haley.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-01

Total Solids A.Sos.
/. |. Lewis. Manager.