Idaho weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-20
Cal. c. clawson came in from Bonanza

Cashier Greenwood, OF the Vienna Co.,
is ON the River.
II. Lefevre, Jr., Albert Moore and j.
". Whitehead came in on the sawtooth
stage last evening.
The Cincinnati Enquirer asks ''What
will this country do in case OF snake
bite if st. John is elected@'
Blaine in great big gold(?) letters
may be seen prominently looming up
on the person OF Mans. Coffin.
Tne Bluejacket mine has two and one
half feet OF ore in the main drift that
will assay over 100 ozs. per ton.
Now is the time for everybody to put
in brick chimneys, and pull down their
tin fues. 1t is safest to be safe.
The delegations of both parties at
Ketchum have not yet taken action, but
probably will some time this week.
The Idaho Conference of the Metho-
dist Church will meet at Boise City,
Sept. 18th, Bishop Fowler presiding.
The Republicans Of Washington Ter
ritory have nominated Maj. J. NJ. Arm
strong, of Spokane Falls, for Congress.
In Owyhee county. Guy Newcomb was
nominated for Sheriff on the Republi-
can ticket and Ben Hastings on the
Democratic ticket.
James II. Wickersham Of Silver city,
was chosen tempory Chairman OF the
Democratic Territorial Convention, and
Tho's Jeffries, Secretary.
We understand that Geo. Montgomery
has bonded half interest in the "Aiax"
prospect on Warm Springs creek and
| will put on force Of men at once.
Good people are complaining furious
ly against the custom that hoodlums
have of canning dogs. There will be a
| terrible runaway and smash-up caused
some of these days.
! Mr. C. E. Lyons has been appointed
principal at the HALEY public school at
| salary of S11O per month, and Mrs.
Frances Butler, of HALEY, teacher of the
primary department at $50 per month.
Henry McElvany, known among his
| friends in Ketchum SIS ''Shorty," way
we have of describing persons in Ida
no, leaves this morning for his home in
New York. He will return in the spring
| fine water-color picture represent
ing prespaetnr,s earnp sasns gu Trai
creek, hangs in the way of eoncealins
the figure of the artist who may. by
careful observation, be seen in the bach
ground.
The gigger, owned by the Queen ot
the Hills Co., at Broadford, started VI
yesterday with its new machinery
There is quite q force at work on the
mine, and it is looking better than ev
er before.
There is much complaint here abou
the manner in which the Coroner's as
sistant disposed OF portions of lat
subject for post mortem examination
Ii the charges arc true, the person o
persons deserve the severest censure.
The Democratic Territorial Conven
ton rejected Col. Wallis anti-Mormo
resolutions, and the Col. withdrew froI
the Convention. A strong Mormon ele
, ment was present and controlled th
Convention.
The HALEY precinct delegates to th
/ | Democratic County Convention met Ia:
e Saturday and nominated Capt. Ralp
Bledsoe and Judge James Carr for iu'
tices of the peace; for constable Fran
oliver, the present officer. These al
all strong nominations.
Robert McCulloch, of HALEY, W,
e nominated District Attorney of Gust,
county by the Republican Conventic
t at Challis. This is quite a complimei
: to Mr.. McCulloch, as he was not presel
|. and did not expect any such action /
|; the Convention. Ii elected he will NAL
: a good officer.
- Our sold dependable" Hi Newton,
- the prospecting fraternity, and "Alt
ras Literary" fame, tells us that we C
" ''roll up his little ball of yarn and toss
to Arizona" Hi and Mrs. n. accompa
led by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.. White, lea
this morning for Southern Arizona;
miles from old Mexico.
The name of Hon. John B. Pierce a
h. pears among the Democratic nomine
IN of Ada county for the Legislature.
Pierce has had more legislature exp,
r ience than any man in the Terrific
having represented three counties,
at various times, in both Council q
House-anl always did it well, and vi
n courage and fidelity.
elk The body of Lee Dougherty was fou
last Monday on sand bar in Paye