The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-01-05
MIscELL4AN NE<)IS.

a gentleman r Nl1 H1u = l1t'st,- 4
graph taken as 4 present to her hias
band, but when be sau It he esa,,- .
planned about the expression Bnts
said the photographer, that i ex /
actly like hor moiitl, IN ltI,osr.
y Well, that accounts for I'll, said
the husband 1 never saw Il that
way before, ! Bait Every Saturday Il
Este fi'''la ssxs ia,'
quietly accepts oblivion 4
have known him tesmost enthusias
tically seek forit, when a citizen en-
tered the sanetum with club and
announced bis intention Of pulveriz-
ing the entire staff. Just at the
time when The journalist would ac-
cept it most gladly and quietly. Oh
livion is the hardest to find Bur
dette.
"a Piattsmouth woman sneezcd
50 hard the other day that she dis
located her jaw and had to sit for
long time with her mouth open till
physician arrived. : says an ex-
change. Why that's nothing. Sup
posing the woman had been obliged
to sit with her mouth---but why
dwell, II docs seem, however, that
the newspapers Of to-day make
great ado over nothing.
The northern counties of Idaho
Territory lie on the north side Of
the mountain division OF that re-
gion, and recently polIed at the
| general election lately held there an
aggregate OF 1857 votes, which is a
very large addition within two
years. The trade Of northern idaho
is connected entirely with the Co
iumbia route-.-the commerce of the
southern side of the Territory tend
ing to the lines of the Central and
Union Pacific. Lewiston is ths
eommeieie, capita lno upps.
Snake and Clearwater counties, AM
aids fair to be one Of the brightest
n the galaxy Of up country towns
Portland journal Of Commerce.
A writer in the New Era says
One quarter of a eentnry's experi
nee has taught me that the out
,fopping Of copper veins shout
present a deeomposed appearances
lhe effect of chemical and mechani
zeal action-and If copper is plenti
jul it Will not be bright yellow
suiphuret at surface. II 50 it j
ominous for continuous amount G
copper to a very great depth. Gol
G ler ore is arrayed in various hues-
Q black, like sout or cinders, somt
: Zines like broken steel valiegate
I Is peacock feathers, red AS bloot
{ green, blue, yellow, elo. It is indy
: enous in trap or slate, especial
d mica slate, where it is found !
d veins, or in limestone, where it
{ generally in deposits. 4 simp
y process, which all copper miners al
: familiar with, is good test f
Is copper equal to the blow pipe.
5. Is to apply aomo OF the pulvorizt
e ore made wet to the wick of ca
L lie. IT it contains copper a gree
= dame will be the result
g The Government lost several tho
y sand dollars the other day: on 4
6 count of the peculiarities of one
g the tribes OF Indians out West.
as esms that the Bannock tribe Is
rs sort of pet of the Goyernmei
some members OF the tlibe havii
: shown a disposition to work, q
3, wear an open hack shirt. rs viii
q men do, and SO the Government n
s u large Touring mill built 90 t
u Bsnnoek reservation. The 9th
ie day q boy belonging to the tri
+, wandered into the mill, and inadv'
!. dantly fooled around the machine
:, when he was suddenly caught d
81 crushed to death AS it is the G
:. tom ameBg that tribe TO destroy
lire anything that causes the dea
of ono of their number, the lit
~ morning the mill WAS found
", DANES and it burned to the groul
to This seems to be very expense
ia mode of killing off the lndiaus,
~ in killing one boy only it has G
W. thousands of dollars That mode
not warfare is thus proved impraeti