The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-03-27

Boise and is stopping at the Over
land.
Jas. H. Hawley, United Slater
District-Attornev, and Sheriff Tay
lor of Bingham county are in Boise
The "round ups" viii commence
next month in the lower valleys
and cattle driven from the Snake
River plains back into the hills.
| The act Of President Cleveland
in demanding the resignation Of
Governor Murray of Utah, rs Amos,
universally condemned and de-
plored.
w. II. Pcttitt, for several years
superintendent of the Monarch
mine at Atlanta, has accepted a
similar position on mine in the
CGur d'Alene.
The committee in Congress hav-
ing such things in charge have
recommended an appropriation OF
50, 600 for repairs of the Boise City
Assay Ollice.-Statesman.
The coroner's jury found that
John Budds, who was found dead
in his bed at Pioneerville last Sat-
urday morning, died from the
bursting Of a blood vessel about the
heart.
Miss Susie Wheeler is late
addition to Bullion society, and
has caused quite flutter of hearts
among the boys. She is recently
from Boston, and is sister to Mrs.
T. J. Gilman.
W. S. Moody, Superintendent of
Public Instruction has decided that
no polygamist or bigamist was eli
gible to the Office of School Super
intendent, Trustee, Teacher or
census Marshal.
Mr.. Francis Galloway, brother of
Hon. T. C. Galloway, of this city,
died on Mann's Creek on the 18th
inst, aged As years. Deceased was
a highly respected citizen Of Wash
ington eounty.-Weiser Leader.
The building east of the First
National Bank in Boise, for several
years occupied as a meart market,
is being fitted up for the postoffice,
and as soon as the repairs now
being made are finished the post
office will be moved.
An Omaha paper says that j. NJ.
Rice, the Idaho immigrant agent at
622 South Tenth street, has calls
for 800 female cooks and house
servants TO 60 TO Idaho to replace
the Chinese, who are expected To
depart from the Territory soon.
Anexchangc says that the graders
on the Northwestern have crossed
the Nebraska line, and are now at
work in Wyoming. Two million
pounds of oats have been stored
at Running Water to feed the teams
Of graders. There are now 40O
men M work
Hon. John VI. Cannaiv has
received letter in answer 90 one
accompanying the renonstrance
against the annexation of the Pan
handle to Washington stating that
the remonstrancc would be laid
before the Senate committee and
the subject reconsidered.
Owing to a failure to get ans and
accoutrements from the Territory
the organization Of a military com
pany will probably fail in conse-
quence. An effort will be made to
secure guns through the Secretary
Of the Interior, and if successful
the company will be organized.
No annexation at the price of
double t2xation-as the bill intro
luced by Voorhees, and Haley |
demand when they require us to
pay our pro rata of the indebted
ness for Territorial buildings now
being erected at Boise. and we'll
have the same scheme over again
after annexation TO Washington
Kootnai Courier.
The fare on the o. s.. L. railroad
rom Huntington and Ketchum TO
al points on the Missouri River
,as been reduced as follows: First
lass, limited, SEQ; emigrant $35.
These rates apply to ali intermedi
,ta sfations and are to be hernia