Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-08-07
THE CELEBRATION.
Committees Appointed to Raise Funds
and Arrange a Programme.

Pursuant to a call of the citizens yes
terday meeting was held in Fitzsim-
mons Metropolitan reading room last
evening, for the purpose of acting upon
the proposed celebration Of the arrival
of the first regular railroad train in
Ketchum. Mr.. T. E. Clohecy presided
and Mr.. L. H. Russell acted as secreta-
nv. There were about thirty citizens
present and much enthusiasm manifest
ed. Mr.. Moss Woolf opened debate by
a motion to declare the sense Of the
meeting in favor of a programme for
that day, consisting OF races, barbecue
and ball. Some very able remarks
were made in favor of leaving the pro- |
gramme arrangements entirely to a COM
mittee to be appointed for that purpose,
and Mr.. Woolf withdrew his motion. On
motion, the Chair selected finance
committee of five, consisting OF Messrs.
Moss Woolf, ]. J. Taylor, Jas. Judge,
| F. w. Gording and Al. Criswell, to raise
| the required fund, at least $500, and re-
port at the next meeting of the citi-
zens. motion to appoint a commit
tee Of seven invested with full power to
draw up programme was then carried,
and the Chair selected. Messrs. G. w.
Griffin, P. p. Baxter, r. @. West, Jas.
Fitzsimmons, Geo. Steward, Geo. ).
Lewis. Mr.. Griffin having declined to
act as Chairman, Mr.. Woolf arose and
unanimously carried q motion to place
Mr. I. E. Clohecy at the head OF the
above list as Chairman of the committee.
It was then decided that meeting Of
the citizens be held at the same place on
Saturday evening next to receive the
reports of committees and act upon
their conclusions. No further business
: presented itself and the meeting ad,
journed.
It was concluded by the meeting thai
at least $500 will be required to defra,
the expenses Of the day and in the earn
est of increasing the sum already sub
e scribed several leading citizens Offered
to put up literally and there seemed t.
be general willingness to encourag
the enterprise. In our next issue w
0 shall endeavor to give list of the Civ
ers and the amounts they give.
v Fine pickles by the quart at Old 10
Boggs. myl4tf
J. Mutton by the side at james mea
d market for cents.
10 Bathing suits at the Guyer Hc
n Springs. jl3-tf
Go to Dicks when at Haley for
I" souare meal. Jn17tf
n Mutton by the side at Gooding's mai
ar ket for 7 cents. jl21tf
id Leave your orders with James Bro
for hamburg steak. ml0f
! A first-class store to rent. apply
r. G. West, Enterprise Restaurant. tt
Mutton by the side at James me
market for cents.
Slip in and look at the fine line
u gents clothing just received at P1nkha
& Lewis's. jn25tf
IL. Lewis & Son, druggists, have ju
received fine lot OF fishing tackle. ca
and see it. May3tf
one thousont dollars worth of gen
SIX, clothing just received at Pinkham
Lewis's. jn25tt
Dress making and plain sewing
Mrs. S. A. Malson. Leadville a
Seventh streets. Ju4-30d
P Every family in Ketchum should
Of Frank Siddalls soap, for sale by Pin
ms, ham & Lewis. il15t
siddalrs soap can be nsed in cold
ter. and guaranteed to be the best
IKE the market. For sale by Pinkham
the Lewis. jl15t
: as The now butchers, R. L. Rice q c
90 will sell choice beefsteak.at fifteen ce
u. and prime mutton at twelve and o.
half cents, aug2
Aae The celebrated Orange Blossom" 9
the imported 'sPaul Morphy" cigars are