The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-13

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went.
Hon. Geo. Ainslie is the new
chairman Of the Democratic Terri
torial Committee.
The kind of annexation that
Northern Idaho wants is more mar
riages and families.
The transcontinental railroad
pool fell to pieces last week, and
under the war of rates it is cheaper
to travel than to stay at home.
San Francisco advices report
that many Chinese are going back
to China without return certificates
The City of Pekin will take out
1 800 OH her next trip.
Clearance Gray, who murdered R.
H. Scott, at Paradise, Nevada, over
year ago while attempting to roh
the latter's store, was hanged at
Winnemucca a few days ago.
We understand that a body OF
No. / milling ore has been struck
in the Sullivan mine, which is be-
ing stopped out by him and Messrs
Philips and Observation-Disclosures
A large number of strangers are
in town this week some of whom
are looking for locations. Real
Estate begins to change hands and
several buildings are contemplated
-Shoshone Journal.
The issue of bonds of Idaho
Territory in 1875, amounting to
500, 1881, to be paid in 1885, have
all been paid by Joseph Perrault,
Territorial Treasurer. The last
ones were paid this week amount
ing to $3,291.S7.
The anti-Chinese meeting held
at Boise City on the 29th ulti-
mo was orderly and largely
attended. The resolutions adopted
at the meeting do not favor violence
or unlawful means in driving the
Chinese out of the country.
A good deal of development
work has been done in the mines
of Banner during the past winter,
and the result has been to uncover
new ore bodies of great richness,
proving the mines in that locality
to be among the best in the Terri
tory.
Albion can scare up more hand
some girls than any town of its
size in the United States. Let this
fact become known and Shoshone,
Pocatello and Blackfoot are liable
to lose two-thirds of their popula-
ton. No old bachelors need apply
Albion Times.
Oscar Baker, who was sentenced
to Imprisonment in the penitenti-
airy for five years from Bingham
county, May last for manslaughter,
in the killing of a man whom his
father was fighting, was pardoned
by Governor Stevenson last week.
The lad was ten years of age at the
time of the killing.
While the many promotions are
being made in the army his many
friends here in Boise City would
like to see Col. Green made Bri-
adier-General and Boise Barracks
made a ten company post. That
would be fitting recognition of the
Colonels forty years faithful and
honorable service in the army.
All the cut lumber ut Beaver
Canyon, Idaho, amounting proba-
bly, to 100000 feet was last week
seized by the United States. There
are six saw mills doing business
there owned by Stoddard, Hall Bro.
and several Utah firms. The cause
of the seizure is that the lumber
was cut for export out of the Terri
tory in violation of the law COVER
ing the public use of timber on the
public lands.
The number has been purchased
and a contract lot for building a
magnificent hotel at the Shoshone
Falls. The improvements at the
Falls, we understand, are to be con-
structed on this side of the river,
which is another feather in the cap
of patient Cassia. It is only a
good days drive from Albion to
the Falls, and the road is inter