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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

The first ton OF Mexican tin ever
sent to this country was recently
received. Tho metal Is said to be
bright, clear and apparently Of good
texture. 1t eame from Durango.
Tho ones Of placer origin are said
TO average ID per cent of smelted
tin. Mr.. Henry, an Australian tin
mining engineer, has been for a
year or moro exploring the region
between Chihauhau and southwes-
tern Durango in search of evidences
Of the tin lodes and placers spoken OF
by the old Spanish settlers, and has
secured for st. Louis merchants and
capitalists considerable tract in
the southwest quarter of Durango
believed to contain tin ore in large
quantities. The famous iron noun
tain Of Durango is in the northern
part of the district. Scientific Am
erican,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

Perhaps no country In the world,
certainly no state in tho Union, ever
received by immigration a better
GLASS Of people than those who are
now finding their way to Idaho.
They have intelligence, as their
wise selection of the Northwest as
place Of settlement shows enter
prise, or they would not have faced
the trials Of o long journey by land
and sea; and experience Of the
world, for they cannot get here
without acquiring it. Only o fine
class Of people so to country diff
fcult to reach. The character Of
tho immigration now coming is per
haps better than will be that Of the
great food which will pour in upon
us whom the railroad is completed
--Nez Perez News.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11
II, The Field.

Captain Max Wesendorff, with
Troop i, lst Cavalry, left Boise bar
racks Tuesday morning, for the
scene Of the reported Indian disaffec-
ton in Owyhce county, AS stated
in Saturdays Statesman, the reason
fer this movement is an uneasiHess
with the settlers, caused by the
statement Of an Indian called Pang-
WITCH, to the effect that the Duck
River and Bannack Indians had
threatened the settlements. 1t is
not thought here that there are any
serious grounds for tho alarm
Boise Statesman, May Bird.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

D. G. Kerloe, who was arrested
on Squaw crock eight or ten days
ago, charged with the murder Of
Walt Coffin was brought into tho
Probate court at this place on We'd
nesday, the day set for his prelim-
mary examination. Six or eight
witnesses had been subpoenaed and
were on hand After hearing the
testimony of Alfred Behr and Harry
Morgan the prisoner was discharged
the court deeIning it unnecessary to
examine tho witnesses for defense.
Both Behr and Morgan were sum
moned as witnesses tor the prosecu.
ton Idaho World.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

The Lodi (Cal.0 Sentinel says q
gentleman in hotel in that place,
attracted by the loud barking OF a
dog in the yard, went to see what
was the matter, and found the an
imal trying to extinguish burning
shake that had fallen from the roof.
The root was blazing briskly. and
bat Tor tho timely discovery the
house and the village, which lay TO
the leeward, would have been laid
in ruins.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

There is a German family in Ga
lena who in daily conversation use
the English language, but the moth
err teaches her children tho same
German prayers she used to repeat
in her childhood, away back on the
Rhine. One night little Ernest, a
precious chap Of four, was quietly
going through his devotion, when
ho suddenly electrified his mother
by exclaiming, Ma, why do you
talk Yankee and pray German? Is
God q Dutchman?
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

The following generous comment
appeared in . recent issue Of that
valuable exchange, ths Mining
Stock Register aEd Journal eli Fl
panee, New York
The ketehum Keystone "a pub
AeAJag 4 cary instructive history Of
tn ataes mi prospects IN the
Wood sagaT country, taken from
personal observation These reports
alone arc worth 3 good deal more
than q dozen years subscription To
thai excellent newspaper The en.
terprise thus shown il not only
eoaameudahla fos' the benefits it con-
fora 10 the interests Ga distant read
arss but witt have great and last
iHr indnense upon the vfowiug in.
FereRfs 81 atfsss assfetr and prosper:
Tors n sna around siiss -sls a5un
= g thalsk yea Brother T.ew
ief ggur palltstaHiHa ana nobie.
sFste5Ilslssssg es4la4l
hanA AeEs our ss
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

Lieutenant Patten took charge of
eleven of the recruits for the first
cavalry and went north 10 Poeatello.
From thence he went over the Or
egon Short Line TO Shoshone and
there take conveyance by stage to
Boise Barracks, Idaho.-Pilot.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

A smelter il needed, growltd the
poor rrospettor lew weeks ago,
Give us a smelter and va will pro.
coed taking out ore. Now comes
Toll Green and offers rs much for
ore az can be paid at Salt Lake, or
Omaha. But tho pruapsetor wants
to keep his ore piled upon the dump
e make a showing that he can fleece
sesaa sApalAli.l enl ef = fasluna Cor
his mere prospect, hut II wont win.
Men who have money know how 70
kser It. Il they can't lind = good in
ve<tmeht, quite ~ well as the pros.
fsetef eaH stuff the prospect
EhrnnirIa.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

Several freight teams. which load
ed for Challis. Bsyhorse and other
western points week ago. have
been unable to start out, owing to
the heavy condition OF the roads,
caused hy the AFTERNOONS showers
and light snow storm.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

Montana towns along Northern
Pacific road are likely TO be given
plenty of first class theatricals from
the time the read is completed.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

Last Saturday, Nevada city, Cal
iiornia, held an election for school
trustees, the candidates being three
ladies against three mon, and the
ladies defeated their antagonists BY
sixty votes.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

Helena independents Tho snov
IS Blk inches deep il Helene. and
yet eoys arc selling oranges on Tho
street for City cepts par aozen.
Thees IS a uiee contrast tor you
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

There are rumora ntioat to the
effect TINT the notorious Hannaek
Joe and his tribe again thirst for
gore and are disposed to strike out
on the war path, There is little or
no danger Of their causing any
trouble To tho mora settled parts,
such as Wood River. but the scat.
tering settlers on our outskirts
should beware 1t present there Is
no danger, But the steps taken by
Marshal Dubois in investigating tho
burning Of tho Touring mill ut Fort
Hall agency may possibly give
them rretoxt, a. ii Ii believed Joe
himself committed tho decd in dread
OF eivilizing influence.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11
T.E.CLOHECY eco.
BANKERS,
KETCHUM, IDAHO

Transact general banking business
in all it's branches.
Buy and sell Exchange on the leading
cities OF the United States.
Sell Exchange on the principal cities
OF Great Britain, Ireland, Switzerland,
France, Belgium, Holland, Norway,
Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Russia, Ger
many and Austria.
Collections made with prompt returns
at lowest rates.
Certificates Of deposits issued payable
on demand.
Accounts solicited.
CORRESPONDENTS;
SAN FRANCISCO. -. . Wells, Fargo q Go.
SALT LAKE, ..-...,,-..- ..t..-
CHICAGO, ....... ...... First National Bank.
New YORK, ...,...,.......,..W Wells, Fargo d. Co.
f5-4-s3l
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

The bulIionville Smelling Com
pany shipped So. 600 worth of Bnl-
hon during the past six weeks, on
two hundred different teams
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

Haley and Bellevue arc both tug
ging away on the Smoky road rack
Of and we think with equal reason
and success. Notwithstanding their
blow to the country, no man IN his
own conscience can believe that
there Ii any othor route for tho con
struetion Of road to this impor-
tant district than the enc now tray
sle1 up Warm Spring creek. L i
shorter, enassr, nearest IA compile.
ton and most practicable in every
respect. But 10 miles Of noticeable
read making remains to be done
and hu. little Of this distance will
require any work.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

There are aaid to BIO only three
sirIa 81 msrriageablc ago left IN
UmAfiiIA City, Oregon.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11
THE HoNEsTAKE.

Is undoubtedly one Of the richest
looking prospects in tho country.
1t lies on Lake Creek miles distant
within easy access to timber and
water and runs in q formation Of
porphyry and lime. The develop
mont work accomplished il estim-
ated At s1,5G0 which amount has
been expended largely in surface
drifting and tunneling, The ore
vein is well formed, nearly four
feet in width and contains chiefly
galena and valuable carbonates.
Twenty-Five tons frat class ore lie
ON dump ready for shipment. The
assay value Is from 100 to 200 oEs.
and tho mine Is valued mt 500, 900.
THE OHIO
Situated in tho Star Mountain dis
trict has been developed by means
Of a 80 foot tunnel. which crosscuts
| tho ore body from the west and
shows fine looking 1-foot vein
which In numerous places consists
entirely Of lat, grade galena ore.
Fifteen tons have already been
sacked ready for shipment, but n
small force being employed.
THE srAn MOUNTAIN
Mino, IN same district will soon BIO
worked By good force and ore ex-
tracted for shipment during the en-
tire season. An open cut ITO feet
long shows from ono to two feet Of
good ore. About Ii tons of first
class ore have already been shipped
and satisfactorily worked Twenty
five tons lie dumped.
THE IMPERIAL
Located In Green Horn gnlch, 6
miles distant, 10 good looking vein
of ore. The ledge is we'll formed,
with excellent walls and is trace
able many hundred. feet, it being
four hundred feet between extreme
points Of of opening. A shaft is
sunk 20 feet on ore, and tho ledge
ia exposed by several open erosscuts,
| Twenty-Five tons Of ore lie dumped
ready for shipment. The assay
value il one hundred ounces.
| THE ISLAND AND MOONLIGHT GROUP
| OF mines are situated near the West
Fork mines on Warm Spring creek
and owned and operated by Chas.
| Chambers The Moonlight has d
a5-foot tunnel on the ledge showing
| galena, with ehlorides and carbon.
ates its entire length mostly ear
donates. The average assay value
OF ore shipped il 267 ozs silver, and
&C per cent lead. Several tons Of
this rich ore having already been
shipped to the works at this place
TIE ISLAND
las a 80 foot shaft on the ledge
which is of good formation and con.
tains large quantities OF galena
which Is in quartz ganguo. Sever
al tons Of ore sampled assays one
hundred and fifty ounces and sixty
per cent lead
THE STAR.
| We learned through Louis REX
hardt that Mr.. Scott, who has been
| working this mine on 4 bond will
probably tail to secure the same be.
fore his time is up. While doing de.
velopment work OIL the same, be
has taken out during the winter
$50 tons Of high grade orc ind OK
posed d remarkably rich lodge con.
tanning q solid pay streak of Il
inches. The owners will now PM
on a large force which will be EN-
ployed only IN extracting ore The
Star undoubtedly will add very
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

The Ruby I'LL News has entered
upon It's fourth volume. In noticing
the fact II says. James u. Ander-
son, who was killed last november,
tho founder and frat editor OF this
paper, IL IN another world, bis sue
ccssor il in the Nevada Insane Asy-
lum, and tho third and present UNI
fortunate Ii still battling with the
world, flesh and the devil, lodging
bnlless and soliciting ads. with
pretty good success We have
nothing to complain Of
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

The Union Pacific have given
notice that they win heneeforth
check from tho Ogden station
through to destination Of tickets
This does away with the disagree
able break horctofore existing At
Omaha md Council Bluffs. They
have also incrcaacd the allowance
Of baggage from one hundred 70
one hundred and fifty pounds.
Travellers will DO gratined at this
arrangement.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

las q so foot shaft on the ledge
which is of good formation and con.
tains large quantities Of galena
which is in quartz ganguo. Sever
al tons Of ore sampled assays one
hundred and fifty ounces and sixty
per cent lead.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11

The people of Ketcham are cordially invited
to call and inspect Mr.. Hendricks handsome
stock of silver ware and holiday goods.
specially Is made of watch, clock and jewelry
repairing and all work forwarded to HALEY or
left at the KEYSTONE office in Ketehum, will
be promptly attended to.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-05-11
rnE ONO

Mine, IN sanio district will soon BIO
worked By q good force and ore ex-
tracted for shipment during the en-
tire season. An open cut ITO feet
long shows from one to two feet Of
good ore. About Is tons Of first
class ore have already been shipped
and satisfactorily worked, Twenty
five tons liz dumped.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-19

- ~Sullicnviils people had quits IN In
~ seafs IL past week. The Indians
.sa " 'setoas. snrassd over The recent
q oos Of tasir tribe Who va rlddlsd
"aa sullss BY the whites a Z horse race,
,.asa y nat vicinity, says the Phoebe
s.a' afnsd 70 The teeth; but on learn
= y aa'ss q The killing Of : member Of
~ wy. : couple Of weeks ego. the ehisi
P ..t. = cool down his warrioss. The
NV aaelans we're there In fuii force,
~ snesy decorated with var paint ana
"A 20 " trsy. They we're Iii armed
IN. \, si9re,s.tefs. The only happy per-
d, 4 sallbnvills we're The bsid.hssds.
I'M ~ ~ that though the reds might
MN ~ would never be robbed 81
NJ a. r. kanAcs and Phoebe doubled
ans~.ss.. ssaaayillians. and instsad Of
nasiaas - gal for arms ana am.
m - I ssegll1asd them to TIE Iadiane.
kcons : ~ sopls Of Bullionyiils have
into a. sxlaIly wicked thai. loohins
Picciss. W win I Christian visw. ~
ans ~ - psnseans believe il l. sboui
destroyed s''oa'ills and her people 70 b
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-19

Thomas ]. Taylor has been Ill for several
days past. but IL improving.
Mrs.. VIM. Emsrick loft ysstsrday morn
Ing for . visit TO Virginia City.
W. Il. Eokart. the builder Of the 0sddss
a Bertrand mill. arrived last night.
II. N. Fletcher Of the Hay Ranch. on
the =. b p. B. b.. was In town yesterday.
Ex.shsrif Kyls was much better jester.
day, and be hopes TO BE- ON the streets
again In . few days.
Hank Lufkins, formerly Of Carson. =,
says tho Rustlsr, s'sngagsd In thls city In
the frsiehtins businsss on . large scals."
Richard James, President Of the Minors
Union. left this morning for . months
visit In California. He goes for the bsne.
a. Of his health.
p. z. Ciohecy. an opulent merchant and
spscuiator In mines IN idaho, u . cousin
Of W. P. Clohsoy Of Eureka. He Vas part
owner Of the Solid 4uldoon, which Wa
sold for $780, o0.
R. B. Mitchell, Grand Chancsllor Of the
knights Of Pythias. arrived last night
from Virginia City. He comes TO visit
BsAti6c Lodge No. Z Of Eureka. He will
leave hers on Saturday for TuscArorA, 70
institute . Lodge there.
The Carson Index sAyss "Hon. Thomas
Wren 10 training for the senatorial con.
test. Senator Foley Il doing the groom.
ing and Bill Bishop 10 arranging the battle
fsld In San Francisco. The sponge holder
u mot ret Agreed upon"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-19
MINING
Its Baneful Effects and How 10
May be Avoided.


May be Avoided.
Eureka correspondence OF the Cornish
man. Penxance, Cornwall, England:
1t is 9 matter Of regret that . great
many mines In America are no sooner
placed upon Q paying basis, or show signs
Of existing great value, than they are
forced into litigation. It is, however, the
fault Of the persons having the local man.
agement in charge. For . long time past
there has been trouble brewing ON and
around Home Ticket Hill. in this district,
between mine-owners and managers, the
titles to certain properties coming in con-
flict in such . manner that, it appears to
me, they can never be quieted except by q
consolidation Of the whole. These are the
Dunderberg and Home Ticket series, owned
by the Ruby 4 Dunderberg Company Of
London, England; the Bald Eagle series.
owned by the Eureka (Nevads) Silver
Mining Company, also . n English com-
pany; the Pioneer series. owned by the
Pioneer Consolidated Mining Company, .
San Francisco, California, corporation;
the Connolly mine. owned BY the British
Mill q Mining Company, . London cor
poration, and several others. All these
mining locations seem 10 bear such rela-
tions one to the other, At various points,
that 1t IL not unreasonable TO believe II .
plan Of consolidation ID not agreed upon
les soon - large and important ore bodies
are struck endless litigation will ensue.
Several months ago extra stock wiz
issued by the Ruby 4 Dunderbsrg
Company upon the recommendation
Of Mr.. Richard, formerly SUI ~.vtsndent
Of the Richmond Company. WHO repre-
scented that 81. 900 would 81 sufaeisnt 70
place the compsny's property upon = pay.
Ing basis. That amount Of money was
subscribed. and $4,000 Of II has been
spent. - we'll - the money received for
orc shipped 70 the furnaces. There re-
mains $1,000 IN the compsny's treasury.
now than II va . year ago. While ore in
paying quantities Was taken from the Dun.
dsrbeFg mine In former days. the expenses
were no doubt less than at present. Prsc-
tioal results have shown that larger and
more valuable ore bodies exist In Prospect
Mountain ct : great depth than were ever
found near to the surface.
In order that litigation may b avoided
and . chance accorded 70 the Shareholders
and owners Of all the properties under
consideration. I desire to state that en-
braced In the Golden Rule series Of claims
are 2.400, 200 square (surface) fest Of good
mineral land. It appears to ma that II
this entire big mass Of mining property
could bs consolidated into one or two
really strong companies, ample means
we're employed TO develop IL. powerful
machinery placed upon the ground when
required, and . competent person placed
In charge, who would use the company's
money to good advantage, II would 30 for
the best interests Of ell parties concerned.
That II would develop into . grand and .
very productive property the indications
on the ground leave nc % 70 doubt.