Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-26
From Fridays Daily.1
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From Fridays Daily.l
DR.. Miller's claim, for care of the coun-
ty sick up to date, (S562) was ordered
paid.
J.. II. Hawley's claim for $50 in de-
Tense of Pierson was cut to Sl62.50 and
that amount allowed.
The Independence and Diamond mines
at Elkhorn have been bonded for sixty
days to S. B. Woodwork: privilege of
purchasing for $4,000.
Main street is daily crowded with
teams, and yesterday there was more
than the usual number. Several wagons
loaded with salt for the Vienna mill were
among them.
Wm. Gailhouse appeared before jus
tice Wheeler this morning on a charge
of stage robbery. and was held to appear
before the next Grand Jury-bond fixed
at $1,000.
1t is said that Gov. Bum will make q
visit to Ketchum shortly. 1t is time for
him to explore this portion Of his do
minions, and find ont what mineral
county is made of.
The Broadford Miners Union has is
sued an address to the public expbna-
tory of the late difficulties among the
miners at the Minnie Moore mine and
the employers. The strike continues.
Legal aud medical business about
Ketchum Just now is dull. Neither doc
tors nor lawyers are growing rich very
rapidly. The general health of th'
community is good and society disposed
to peace.
Fine. pleasant days now on Wood Riv
er, but the nights are cold, especially to
ward morning. The gardens abou
town look fourishing, and APPARENT,
4 have suffered nothing from the Sigh
frost one night this week.
/ Among the proceedings of the Boar;
| yesterday we find the following: Awar
rant was ordered drawn in favor Of c
! II. Furey for 1886. to pay for the cnun
1 tvs proportion of the cost of building
the new branch Jail at Ketchum;.
The News Miner says; "Sherif Fu
rey left yesterday morning on the trai
for Boise, carrying with him three pris
oners for the penitentiary. They WEI
rs follows: james Fletcher and jaime
I.atissure, grand larceny, one year eacl
and All Sin, Chinaman of Vienni
grand larceny, for two years
Mr.. Althouse is here with some yer
rich specimens of silver, copper and iro
ore from a late discovery on the Lo
side of the divide, at the head of Il
North Fork of Wood River. The mil
, is called the Copper Bottom. The o.
. shows copper that can be cut almo
/ anywhere with knife. The rock W
being assayed yesterday.
, Parties who were down on the riy
I
, yesterday evening near the saw mill
; 1 port a lively exchange of shots betwe'
some unknown persons on opposi
sides of the river. From twenty to thi
ty shots were fired-the bullets wins
ling among the trees and striking t
a banks in way that induced sudd
: retreat on the part of several loitere
II Who the parties were, or whatthe shoe
n ing was about is something of a mystel
: Taylor Athouse, from Atlanta, is he
is on mining affairs, in which he is int
If ested al along the line of Wood lSiv
n He informs us that the Tehoma mill,
n Atlanta, is completed, and the wa
II turned in. The mine is in good sh0
h to extract ore to run the mill stead
e. with small force of men. There
lie five mills at Atlanta, including
k, Monarch, which will be in running
10 Ger in October. II is a 15-stamp m
owned exclusively by the Mona1
Company. The Monarch mine is wo
~ ing thirty men; and other mines al
10 gether, and mills are working over
le men. There are very few idle men
se the camp.
of Personal.