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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-01-30
NEWS NOTES.

have organized a protective union
An English syndicate offers to
furnish the capital for an ocean
cable to Australia.
Dakota, Montana and Washing
ton Territories all clamor for admis-
sion into Statehood.
Senator Teller, of Colorado, has
introduced a bill to provide for the
coinage of half-dollars.
Schaefer won the first game OF
billiards with Vignaux in their
great fye-game tournament.
The wife Of the japanese minis
ter is said to be the most expert
ncedlcwoman in Washington.
The Sacramento Bee says the
Chinese take $l5, 100000 year out
of California and send it home.
Thirteen persons were killed by
the explosion of a coal mine at
Rock Springs, Wyoming, last week.
Thirty-nine miners were killed
by the explosion of a coal mine at
Newbury, West Virginia, last week.
J. c. Wikersham and his wife
were murdered near Cloverda!e,
California, last Saturday by a
Chinaman.
An oyster schooner's crew in
Chesapeake Bay dredged up a big
bell weaighing IS pounds and
dated 1896.
The Republicans will not oppose
the admission to the Union of
Dakota, Montana or Washington
Territories.
An anti-Chinese meeting has
been called at Reno Nevada. The
call is signed by the principal bus
mess men and solid citizens Of the
town.
San Francisco, January, 22-A
Jackson, California special says
James L. Farley, ex-United States
Senator. died this afternoon after
lingering illness.
Eight men were buried in a slide
at Aspen, Colorado, last Saturday.
Three were instantly killed and the
others nearly died from suifocation
before they could be rescued.
The late storm made its presence
felt in Florida with the first actual
snow since 1880. Two millions of
dollars worth of fruit was destroyed
and many small trees blighted.
Five little children, in attempt
ing to go a distance of three and
half miles through the snow, in
Wyoming, became exhausted and
before aid reached them one Of their
number died.
Senator Patt on the 2jth report
ed favorably from the committee
on territories the bill for the admis-
sion of Washington territory, as a
state, together with the northern
countries Of Idaho.
Mand Miller, daughter Of Joaquin
Miller, is living with her new hus-
band, Joseph Loudca Mccormick,
to whom she was married while in
Chicago last week, without divorce |
from young Mackaye, her first nus
band.
A number of Chinese have begun |
suit in the u. S. circuit court |
against Eureka, California for
$l32, 600 damage alleged to have
been sustained from the loss of
property at the time of their cxpul-
sion from that city in FEBRUARY
last.
A Bozeman special to the " Pho
neer Press" SAYS: Ed. Aston, a
ranchman, was found
dead with his throat cut. It is
believed that he was murdered. An
is in progress. Sen
sational developments are antici-
pated.
The Board Of Directors Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, on the
22nd authorized the letting of a
tunnel two miles in length through
the Cascade Mountains to Nelson
Bennett of Deer Lodge, Montana.
The tunnel will cost something
under $500, 900, and is to be COM
pletcd by May, 1883.
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To J. E. Bamberger:
V7OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
have expended one hundred dollars
in labor and improvements upon the
N n lode mining CLAIM, ,sitnstesi on y ss'
BOULDER Creek. WSrm Springs Greek Min
ing District, Alturas county, Idaho Terri
toTv. in order "a hold the said premises
under the provisions Of section 2'2! OF the
Revised Statutes of the United being the
amount required to hold the same for the
wear ending December 81, 1885, and II
within ninety days from the service OF this
notice Cor within ninety days after tlis.
notice by publication, including costs OF
publication you fail or refuse tn contribute
your proportion Of such expenditure as
co-owner, your interest in said claim your
interest being one-f0urtll, amounting to $25
will become the property Ut the subscriber
under said section 1924.
VIM. SCHULTZ.
Dated at Ketclum. Idaho Jan. ., 1886.
First publication Jan. ., 1886.
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3if2.
Report Of the Condition

AF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, At KETCIrrH.
~ in the Territory of Idaho, at the close ol
business, December "a. 1885:
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-01-30

Tle kEYsroyE's principles are to publish
important local and general news in a
I.r, LEGITIMATE and IMPARTIAL manner IL
! .Sercst each class If it, readers and recog-
-ilzc the ciui,ns Of ALL to he governed by its
own individual judgment based upon a con-
scientious sense III the right: to be indie
pendent, not neutral; to beware of factions,
and in short to be its own fearless master.
In the observance Of these rules we invite
public criticism and expect To get it-from
The majority if we fail and from the minor
ity if we do not. In either case the columns
are always open for reparat;on.
The kEys.oyE's system is 10 present
under appropriate headings the pith of all
Territorial and national news, enabling
readers u acquire in a few moments what
larger Journals spread into volumes.
Ncwsy correspondence is solicited from
all parts IF ti.e Territory.
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Will you suffer With Dyspepsia and liver
complaint? Shloh's Vitahzer IS guaran'
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Supreme Court.

People VS.. Zachariah Barnes,
Judgment of court below affirmed.
People VS.. L. J. O'Calaghan,
judgement Of court below modified
so as to say that the defendant lie
confined in the Territorial prison of
Idaho at hard labor duridg his nat
ual life. Sheriff of Bingham
county directed to deliver defend
ant into Territorial prison within
sixty days from date.
J. p. Mothcrwell ct al, appel
lants, VS.. Frank Taylor, respondent
Appeal dismissed without prcju-
dice. Appellant allowed to take
transcript from files,
+. II. Jones, respondent, VS.. A..
D. Quantrell, ct al. appellants. APP
peal dismissed.
+. B. Lennon and George II.
Roberts admitted at attorneys of
this court.
Samuel T: Hauser, appellant, VS..
Vim. Austin, respondent. Set for
hearing End prox.
A. Z. Montandon, appellant, VS..
Lewis w. Walker, respondent.
Argued and submitted.
Newspaper men, like most peo-
pie, work for money; but most
people want them to work for glory.
II they battle for public good
and someone drops them an x or
Xxx they are accused Of duplicity.
"Why don't you stay out on the
street and collect the news?" is a
common query. Why do We
stay in the office to print it? Be-
cause every country newspaper eau
not afford to pat on style.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-01-30

Sleeplcss nights, made miserable by that
terrible cough. 6hilOh's Cure Il the remedy
for you. --
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NEW TODAY.
District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the Territory of Idaho, in and
for the County Of Alturas.
JAMES +. COCHRAN, Plaintiff,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
A Bunsling Dishonest Trick that did
not win,

On Nov. LIST We published on the
same slip two kilograms, obe from Ben.
nett Of Blackfoot and ono from Gov.
Stevenson Of Boise City. Benefits stated
that HALEY openly op osed annexation
in speech in Boise City; Stevenson
dispatch 'lenicd that he made such a
speech. We circulated these dispatches
all over this city. Some miscreant gath
cred up some Of these slips and cut Of
the first dispatch, destroyed the second
containing the answer, and sent the
first out to other precincts under the
TELLER imprint, making it appear that
the TELLER had published the former,
without giving the second or answer.
But it so happened that before voting
closed the entire two dispatches reached
the polls and partially exposed the fraud.
How many Of the other precincts we're
treated to the same fraud we know not
but there may have been some.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04

HEAVY rIRE AT DAYTON.

The Orogoni,7m Of Nov. 1st contains
the following dispatch:
DAYTON. w. T., Oct 3l.-This morn.
ing about 3 o'clock fire vas discovered
10 the rear Of Richards drug store. Az
alarm was at once sounded, but owing to
the la'eness of the hour very little help
came till the building, with all its CON-
bustible contents, was enc seething mass
OF fumes. Fully twenty minutes Of pre-
cous time was lost in getting up steam
in the engine. At first citizens thought
that Davton's business houses were again
d 'omed. Fortunately there was no wind
AM the burning building being brick,
aud situated between two other buildings
it was confined there. The fremen
worked hard, faithfully and systematic
ally, thus saving Main street. Richards
stock is complete loss. Nothing was
saved from the building, so intense was
the heat. The building was owned by
E A. H.wley, Of Portland. Following
are the losses: I. c. Richards, stock,
$1,000; partly insured. Moses Hexter,
gener ! merchandise, loss through smoke
AMI water. $1,000; fully insured. Hick-
ock & Co., successors to Casson Smith.
b 'rd ware &c, $500; fully insured. D.
Y + lis, loss Of watchmlker's tools and
material, 800; no instance. D. G
Guernsey, damage to building, $500; in.
sured. E A. Hswley, dam.ge to build.
inI, $4,000; fully insured. Levi Aux
eny, damage to building. 500; fully 10.
sured. l. G. Richards will go into bust.
n 81 again at once. Total losses $13.
TAO.
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Lewiston Nov. 3, 1886.

A>1"toeOu ANOss os AoOOs
The election passed of quietly yesier
day, much more 90 than We had reas "
to believe would have been the case hac
not the law required the saloons to b,
closed. am told that some two OF
three saloons kept opea their back door,
where they dlshed out the ardent 10 dose,
to suit customers. If / had BEEN y
saloon keeper would have obeyed thu
Law At all hazards; l would not have been
guilty Of violating the law; I would not
have been guilty Of being law breaker.
If our elections can Be kept more ir .
from disturbance b. closing saloons, /
would be willing to sacrifice few dollars
rather than be guilty ofiilling weak men
with the spirit TO destroy or impair thair
reason and unit them to vote accordin.
to their sound and calm iudgempn,
The las requiring saloous to be cLwed
on election days is SOLITARY law and d.
men are more interested in seeing that
it is enforced than the saloon keepers.
They should be the last men u violate
it, It for nothing else than to show TO
the world that they are on the side If
the law. We want maintainers Z the
laws in every community, though it be
1t somo sacri6ce. j.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Order to Show Cause,

In the Probate Court Of the e,uuty of Nes
Percs. Idaho Tertiary. Oet"ber Term 1885
In the matter Of the Estate Of John J. Coiey,
deceased.
It appearing tn the Court by the petition
presented and fled by Emms T. Cofey. admin.
istratrix Of the estate Of John j. CofTey. do.
ceassa PRAYING for an order TO sell real estate,
that 1t l. necessary to sell some portion Of the
real estate to pa the allowance to tho family,
the debts outstanding against the deceased aud
the deh's. and ex enses aud charges of Admin.
istration: Il il therefore ordered BY the Court
that all persons interested 10 said estate appear
before tho said Pr"hate cenrs IN Friday tn
26th day If Nav ember. 1870. :, 10 . clock
N. at tho Court Room Of the said Court In
the city Of Lewis'"n. to show cause Why an or.
der should MT be granted to tho said admiuis.
trstrix {" sell - much Of the Real Estate Of
the said deceased ~ shall 10 necessary; aud that
copy Of this order 10 published in the Lswls
TON TsLLER. n newspaper printed and publish.
cd In said County Of Nez Perce.
Done in open Cour'. October %, 1896
WV. WING, Probate Judg,,
A true copy. WV. WIse. Clerk,
BY I. IL. HUpsoS Deputy.
"a
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THE REPUBLICANS OF NEs
PIERCE COUNTY.

The Republican annexatIonists Of Ne
PIERCE were hood winked by q Telegram
from Bennett Of Blackfoot, to the effec
that HALEY was opposing annexation
openly in the South and making spccchc
sgainst the measure. This falschoot
was quietly circulated in different part
Of the county, and before we could reach
HALEY to contradict it, Nov LIST the
falsehood had been disseminated 10 the
county widely. When We did get the
c,ntradiction it was too late to be ef
fsctive outside of Lewiston. In Lewis.
ton some Of the republicans were 50 hide.
bou.d that they were ready to credit any
charge made against Haley Of bad faith,
q : pretext for them to say that Haley
Was a. much opposed to annexation as
Dubois, and concluded to vote Dubois,
while they at the same time voted an
nexation. While others as soon as the
charges against HALEY for, daplici,y had
been denied BY Hailey's telegram saved
for him more than seventy Eve votes
from the republicans in this city alone.
Il also saved him many votes in Moscow
despite the efforts OF Mcconnell, Editor
Airror and others Of like stripe. II
Mr.. HALEY could have visited this
county 10 person and addressed the PEG
pie he would have received two-thirds Of
the republican votes in the county, on
the question Of annexation clone, aud
nearly al the Democratic votes, save u
very few from both parties who have
always been opposed to annexation, who
have % signi6ed BY voting No on the
proposition for annexation to Washington
placed at the head Of the ticket used by
both parties. Whatever effort to divide
ne North on that question they may
have made 10 this canvass, they have
slgnally failed in, by oil their cunning
'asd misrepresentation and our lines on
lhe question Of annexation remain com.
psratively unbroken, and whoever may
- elected hc cannot 60 to Washington
and say that the people Of Ncs Perez
county have changed their views upon
that question.
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Important Railroad Changes Predict ID
The Salt Lake Tribune published the
following dispatches:

following dispatches:
New YoRK, Oct a.. Especial. I TIL,
dulIness in Pacific Mail will probably las
until G. P. Huntington returns wher
every effort will b. made to settle Pana
ina matters. 1t is understood that III,
IT ,nscontinental roads will offer $75, 900
and that this will be followed al the enc
Of six months with $50, 900 monthly sub
sidy. No one anticipates any trouble q.
to the outcome.
THE q. r. 4 N. CO., LEASE.
The Philadelphia Enquirer says it is
a fair probability that the lease Of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation property
to the Union Pacific aud Northern
Pacific will be consumated.
A feeling Of uneasincss has grown no
10 the Union Pacific management at tht
continued aggressions of the Chicago 4
Northwestern which is making sad in
roads into the Union Pacific territory
An alliance with the Oregon Navigat' O,
would doubtless add some business t. til.
Oregon Short Line and give the Union
Pacific foothold in the extreme north.
west, but the Oregon Navigation people
are not entirely satisfied with the pros
poets Of guarantee from the Uuinu
Pacific alone and would prefer a guar
antee as well from the Northern Pacific
Wright, Brookman, Hall and Harris ar,
the Northern Pacific committee to con
fer " tn the Union Pacific. IF the leas,
is made at all it will be on the low term,
Of cay fixed charges and four per en-
dividends on the stock. At thu last u
P. directors meeting propositions were
discussed fur the constructions Of tour
branch roads.
ANOTHER THROUGH LINE.
BosroN, Oct. 27.-[Special. ]-Th,
Transcript says contracts have hAen lei
for tho building Of every mile Of the St
Louis & San Francisco Indian Territor,
line from Fort Smith, Arkansas. to Pari,
Texas. 1t is claim d this 'Friscn lin
will be finished and connect with ,h,
Gulf, Colorado h Santa Fe extension
from Dallas at Paris, by the LIST Of Jun.
next.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
New YoRK.-C Associated Press. J.
Counsel, on behalf OF the stock holders o.
the Indianapolis. Cincinnati l. Lafaye,t,
Railroad, have begun proceedings in tn,
Supreme Court against the directors o
the Rad, Messrs. George Bliss, w. A
Booth, G. G. Landon, M +. Ingalls,
Thomas H. Perkins, Moses Fowler
Thomas A. Morris, s. j. Broadwell. j
g. Kennedy, w. F. Reynolds and
Theodore Cook, charging them with
conspiracy 10 fraudulen,ly depressing tn.
assets Of the road aud forcing a fore
closure sale, SO that they could obtain
control Of the road at little cost, BY buy
ing in the stock. The complainant ask,
that the property which they have thu,
obtained. be held in trust for the stock
holders. Foster claims that Governor
Hoadley, Of Ohio, procured the fore
closure sale as counsel, and further al
legged that he was one If the cnnspirator.
To day Judge Donahoe, 10 chamber
heard arguments upon the motion I,
vacate an order for the examination Of
the directors, on the ground that plaintiff
had already sufficient facts on which to
frame his complaint. The decision was
reserved.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
NOTICE.

The Pablo Of the Territory Of Idaho Is here.
ny respectfully informed that the official Dis
trict OF the Imperial Germsn Consulate vt Port.
land. Oregon. does now also include the Terri
tory OF Idaho Documents reqairing Corsulsr
lega,isation should therefore be presented st
portl nd. Oregon. and no longer at fan Fran.
cisco. Ca. d, CEsAs.
Consul for the German Empire.
Portland. Oregon. October 18th, 1885
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons occupy
ing premises along the line Of the Levi ton
water ditch. that | have now flushed the
cleaning and repairing of said ditch. and all
persons are hereby forbidden to throw or dump
any offal. filth or garbage of any kind or de-
scrption, into said ditch. and oil persons 90
doing from and after this date will b. prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law, A. am do.
terEinef that the water in this ditch shall be
kept fresh and pure for those desiring to use
the same. BENJAMIN. BOOTH.
Dated. Lewiston, I. T. July 9th, 1885. 4Otf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04
CUMMoNs.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial D;s.
trict Of Idaho Territory Neg Perez county.
Paul W. Paulson. plaintiff. ". Benjamin
Lsgg. defendant.
To Dsrja9in LeEE. defendant.
The people Of the Uuited States in the ter.
ritory Of Idaho: You are hereby notified that
the district Court of the First Judicial District
Of said Territory. In Lewiston, county Of N,i
Perce. the complaint Of the above named plain.
"a. wherein judgement is demanded aeaipaf
ION. lit. for decree of this court reforming
and correcting certsin warranty deed, made.
executed and delivered by Benjamin Lege, 70
Paul W Paulson ON tho srd day Of June 1884:
90 % to carry out the intentions Of tho parties
thereto. ~.Said deed pnrporting to convey to
said Psu1son portion OF block nine, (9) in tho
town III Moscow, whereas it WAS tho intention
Of said Legg to convey portion Of block two
(7) 10 the said town Of Moscow, and the do.
scription in said deed should read a. follows.
viz: Commencing at point 22lS feet of tho
NJ corner VI block 2. in the town of Moscow,
Mes Percs county. T., according to the plat
II said town Of Moscow a. recorded in the Of
Zee Of the recorder Of said county Oct. 9 1873,
i. book V pager "a and SIS, thence running v
on the north boundary line Of said block two,
forty feet thence south eighty feet. thence cart
forty feet, themes north eighty feet to place of
beginning. "a. For the costs and disbursements
Of this suit and you are also notified that
unies You appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service thereof. il
served within Neg Perce County. and within
twenty days. If served out Of said county.
but With said Judicial District, and within
forty days it served out Of said District Tex
elusive If tho day If scrvicc,) the plaintiff
will take default against you and apply to
The c"urt for the relief demanded in said CON-
plant.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of the
district court of the First judicial dis.
II. s. ]trict Of Idaho Territory. in and for Mes
Perce county. this 10Th day Of Sept.
A. D. 1886.
II. squier. Clerk.
Sweet / Elder attorneys for plaintiff, 81
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ELECTION RETURNS.
NEE PIERCE COUNTY;

The following ticket was elected in Nee
foFce county:
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NOTICE FOR PEE EMpTIoN PROOF.
NOTICE FOR PRE- EMPTIoN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston 1, T.. Oct. Ia 1924.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston l. t., Oct. 10 1886.
JAMES NJ McG EGOR. DIS 3l78
~ OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has flied notice ss
his intcnti,n to make final proof in support ..
his ciaim and that said proof will DO made 1t
this office. on Saturday Nov. q, 1885. Wis:
Jnmes M. Mc'regor, for the lots l, 2, 8 and 4
SEQ 7. tp 34nr4w lie names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous Teside~ 90 up-
en-. and cultivation Of said land. Wis: John N.
le bert. John Il Mndsworth. John Pell. r.
Ross. All VI Lewiston p. @. Mes PeFcs Co, 1T.
P. II. WINSTON, JR.,
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PtE-EMprIoN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston. I. r. Oct 20 1895.
JOHN T. MIrCnAM rs No 2s77
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT tn 4
~ following named settler has Alsd notice o.
his intention to make final pref in support o.
his claim. and that said prc"f viii b. mad,
1t Lewiston. Idaho m Dec Al 1885. af IL :,
%. viz: jain T. Mitchsm. Ds No. 2377 foI
the % = eco 2 tp 81 II v,BM. lie nsmes
the f"lls wing Witnesses to prove bis eootinsou,
reside9ce upon snd cultivation II said land
viz: &. L. Thompson. r J. Mason, A. p.
Mccoy and Geo Brown. oil Of Cameron p.
o. Mes Perez county, Idahn.
p. u. WINSTON. il.
Resissw,
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NO RUSSIAN WHEAT CROP

New YoRK, Oct. 27.-Labouchere
in his cable letter to the World, saws
the wheat harvest in Russia is a complete
failure this year. This should be great
news for vrOwers in America,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-11-04

MONEY TO LOAN.-I am prepared to
negoti tie loans on real estate at low rate
of interest, 8. 8. ROGERS, S.tf
Office in Frank Bros Implement house.
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