Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-16
Territorial News.


Ne,rs- Miner.
Hon John HALEY expects to leave for
Boise City to-day, where lie will renlnin
until his wife is able to accompany him
to Wood River. All holders Of contracts
for deeds to HALEY property, issued by
the HALEY Town Company, can get a
deed direct from Mr.. HALEY, the holder
OF = United States patent OF the town.
site Of HALEY, by handing their papers
to F. o. Harding, notary public, who ia
authorized by Mr.. HALEY to draw up
the the deeds and have them ready for
signing upon his return to this city.
1t IL now offlcinlIy announced that ar.
rangements will be made for the open
ing to business OF the rnilrond station Mt
Ketchum on the 25th OF the present
month. The road will OF course be CON-
pleted In day or two, but no station
business will be transacted until the
25th. A. q. Smith, who has been a
fnithful and hard working official here,
will occupy the same position Mt the
Kctchum station that he did here=-that
OF freight and passenger agent. 81
Cnldcrhcad, our gentlemnnly and oblig-
ing telegraph operator, will take Mr..
Smiths position ut this station.
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock special
| train OF twenty stock cars arrived from
| the East, to transport 468 horses and
colts from HALEY to Laramie City. The
| herd was purchased OF Honorable John
Hailey by Mcssrs. Hurts and Alden.
Last Wednesday Sheriff Furey went to
| Shoshone on official business and while
| there he ran across F. Ephraim, who is
wanted for selling cigars contrary to the
laws. AS special Deputy United States
Marshal, Sheriff Fnrey arrested him.
John M. Lamb, being Mt that time in
Shoshone, on his way to Boise City,
Ephraim was placed under his charge
The Sheriff presumes that Ephraim has
given the necessary bonds for his mp
pearancc Mt the next term OF court in
Boise City.
Challis Messenger
Rev. d, s. futile will be in Challis on
the 18th Of August and hold Divine Ser.
vice, in Burns Hall, Mt II A. NJ. and
| +. NJ.
Our Commissioner, Col. Shoup, de.
sircs to have specimens marked and 9
brief history given OF each mine from
which they are produced. Now we vii
soy this to mid the good work; II any
one will bring the description to us thu
Messenger will print it, and also give
them an extra print OF it to go to the
Exposition.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John A. Wilson, of Ba'
ker City, Oregon, and their two children
arrived at Challis Friday evening in ex
cellent health. Nothing could have
pleased an old greyheaded man il
Chnllis so we'll; do you know, that's -ou
eldest daughter? II was Ave years since
our eyes had been blessed with sigh
of the dear little woman, and, then, t.
be called grand pa by that sweet littl,
child; all this makes our heart full o
gladness; and the youngest is club o
baby--can't talk.
Beilecue Chronicle.
Died, in Bellevue, ut 2 o'clock A. NJ. OF
Thursday, August It'll, 1884, w. NJ. Nc
Mullen, aged CD years.
OF the three Cinnamon arrested tn
other dizzy for cleansing brother celes
tails bones in mn irrigating ditch nea
town, two, who proved themselves nc
cidcntal spectators, were discharged an
the other was fined $40 and costs, b.
Judge Dilley. 1t will no doubt prove
wholesome lesson to the heather scav
engers The Chinaman disinterred ha
been buried nearly four years.
whitton & Cos irrigating ditch is no'
carrying water through town. 1t leave
tho river near the head of the Brow
ditch. crosses it twice, and rises to til
top OF the bench east Of town, whic
will make 1t available in case OF fire i
town when the city sees tit to take nd
vantage OF it. 1t carries nearly thou
sand inches of water and is to be use
: In irrigating land of its owners and 9th
I or important purposes.
Nez Perez Ne,cs
Gen. Miles, commanding Departmer
of Columbia, has ordered that TT. Lapwl
will hereafter be regarded us an outpo
of Fort Walla Walla, and the commandin
officer Of that post has sent one commits
stoned officer aud IL enlisted men of Ii
:, command to garrison Lapwni and wi
keep this detachment fully supple
:. from his post, changing its PERSONS