Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-06-21
Territorial Items.
Boise Democrat.

Boise Democrat.
DIR. Mckay and family have gone to
Haley where they have become perma-
nsnt residents.
The democratic central committee Of
Arizona instructed their delegates for
the cold ticket
Jim Blaine's full pedigree and little
more wall soon be paraded in the Demo-
cratic PAPERS OF all The States.
Some of the farmers say the river and
frequent showers combined are giving
them more water than they want
Hon. John Haley returned from
Wood River on Saturday, looking in
better health than at any time since last
summer. That's just the way the peo-
pie want him to look.
That fash Of lightning Monday af-
ternoon paraized the whole town for
an Instant, Composing sticks in this
office dropped from the printers hands
AS sound travels the flash was consid-
erable distance off, for quite a number
of seconds had elapsed before the clap
OF thunder came. But far as it was the
lightning seemed to be all about us. 1t
was one Of those rare flashes with force
sufficient to split mountain.
One of the men at work in Buzzini &
Co.'s claim got into the hume the other
day, and went clean through to the
],,, Of IA tfa
near '4going up the fiume," according to
| the miners technical term, meaning
''shuff1ing off this mortal coil" He was
| bruised somewhat, but not seriously
| hurt. e II He was lucky in not losing his
| ife.S@ ssS A. :
G. Buird reports to the Idaho World
| that eight or twelve Indians had been
skulking on the head of Squaw creek,
| few days since. A man hunting bear
saw an Indian s head peering over a log,
covered it with his gun, approached
within forty yards and had some talk.
| The Red, any farther than the state
ment that he had neither pass nor horse
WAS non communicative. The White
then rode to the valley, got eight men
together and went back to the scene Of
the interview. The Red was gone. So
were all the other Reds. The trail
showed from eight to twelve Indians,
but no pnppooses. 1t WAS followed two
OF three mites to where the band di-
vided, over a rough county, when per-
suit was abandoned. They We're sup
posed to have been Sheep eaters.
Caldeceu Tribune.
Ketchum is the be tming town of Ida
ho now.
The Boise City bridge, as now repair
cd, is better tlnn ever.
Hon. "Jim" Onderdonk has gone back
to Boise from trip TO zoin.
One Of the streets of HALEY has been
located for hog rancho by al enter
prising genius.
The size'of this paper worries great
! many people,. IF those who are indebt-
ed would pay up. perhaps we could en-
large it.
The sheriff of Shoshone has begun
suit against the sheriff of Kootenai foi
usurpation. Cour d'Alene is in the for.
mer county to stay.
Rev. R. A. Dell, of the NJ. E. church al
Eagle Rock, died on the 18th ult. o
pneumonia. His wife, visiting in the
east, was apprised by wire of his illness
but could not get back until tile 27th.
Idaho World
: Boise City is making arrangement
for Fourth of July celebration. Gov
Bum will orate.
. Geo. G. Leland, son of the editor o
the Lewiston Teller, has been appointed
: cadet at West Point, and will report 70
. examination to-day.
: Jack Elliott came over from Gaine,
], Pass the other day with sack of dust
= 1873 ozs.-worth $3.50 per ounce, tn
first cleanup at the claim Of Stevenso
& Noble. They have been runnin
!. three weeks. Pretty fuir-$2 139 i
three weeks.
d Baker county, Oregon, gives a Demo
e cratic majority of over 200. Unio
: county, so far as heard from, gives Thay
|, er, for Judge of Supreme Court, ovt
400 majority. Umatilla county give
Thayer 213 majority and the Democrat
have gained one member of the Legis
lature.
# The body of Miss Keifer, the youn
"a lady who was drowned by falling from
n foot bridge into Little Wood river,
Shoshone, was found half mile belo
town.