Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-07
Utah Smelling.

Ndo" HoAVsHi"H nUV"s wv ns"ot'"B
business.
''Wcll," said Mr.. Hanayier. with sigh,
.'hil | can say is that 1t is a mighty poor
business Just now, md SEQ no prospect
FOR Improvement"
What's the matter queried the
knowledge seeking scribe. ''What
oauscs tho deprcssion3"
.'I;iere nre varions causes. Tie low
price Of lead is ono Of them. Lead is
nominally quoted in New York at 1886
and there AFRO no sales at that price. The
worst OF 1t is there is no probability of a
rise.'
'Do you get all the flnNing ores you
need from the Utah mines:'
'.No, not quite. we getn good deal Of
iron orc from Lendyille. Some Of this
ore contains as high us IS per cent, iron
We get no ores from the San Juan. or
my other part OF Colorado, except Lead
villc.n
(which of the Utah districts ARE the
Heaviest produeers?'
Park CITY and Bingham furnish us
the bulk OF our ore. The lead mine at
Bingham is making heavy shipments.
Tho depression OF the lend market, how
over, Injuries Bingham more thnn amy
other camp in the Territory, as that dis
irict produces lend ores chiefly, and ow-
lug to the present low price OF lead the
miners cannot afford to ship their min
eral. Iintic district is producing we'll,
hat one of the heaviest producers of TINT
district sends its ore TO Pueblo, Col,
whore it wanted for fiuxing,"
"Do you receive any Wood River ores
uow?"
mo, none Mt all. With the present
freight discrimination IL is useless for us
to attempt to compete with the Omaha
smelters. We can't do it."
"The general depression in mining
affects the smelling interests as II matter
OF course, and we do not look for better
times until there is a revival in mining
circles.--Snlt LIKE Chronicle.
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I,rt l,.k
should eat this out and paste it up. 1t
relates to the new postal law which com
pels full payment of postage. When II
letter has only one stamp, aud two are
required, it will not be forwarded, but
Viii be detained at the mailing office
and the postmaster vii send postal to
the one addressed for sufficient stamps
to pny the tardy letter. Ii the writer's
nnme be known to them, he is first not-
fed, and il neither party responds 1t is
sent to the dead letter office.
Mr.. j NJ. Shepherd, editor in. chief OF
this Taper, returned yesterday from IN
extended tour tarougn the eastern por-
ton OF this county aud Idaho. He re-
ports things dull about Huntington.
J. r. Donnelly. editor of the News. is
in our city. He returns to. day, taking
his family with him. Their friends
wish them much happiness in their
new home,--Buker Sage Brush.
Fine pickles by the quart at old Joe
Boggs. myl4tf
Bathing suits at the enyer Hot
Springs, il3-u
Go to Dicks When ut Haley for a
square meal. Unfit
iirst-elsss store to rent. Apply to
r. G. West, Enterprise Restaurant. tt
rents clothing Just received ut piusham
& .LSM nsa f, s jn25ti
T. I. Lewis L Son. druggists. have lust
receiyeda tine lot Of fishing tackle. Gull
and see ~ s Mny3tf
Every femily in Ketchum should use
Frank sSid,ieils soap, Ter sale by Pink
ham Il Lewis. jll5tf
~ AK = .s..s ss1
Sidlull's soap can be used in cold wa
ter, and guaranteed 70 be tile best in
the market For sale by pinkharn &
lewis. jll5tf
The nov butchers Il. T.. Rice & Co.,
viii sell. choice beefsteak at fifteen cents
ind prime mutton ut twelve and one
half cents. aug2 IL
For Sale, Mt Lewis & Sens drug store,
box OF Homeopathy medicine, tue