The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-07-03

Work is processing satisfactor-
iallv on the Bannock mine, a. Era.
Joe Pence, of Boise City, sheared
10000 pounds of wool from his
sheep this spring.
Ore is being taken from some OF
the mines on North Boise for ship
ment.
Pierce Dorgan and Miss Mamie
O'Brien were married ut HALEY on
June Doth.
The Idahoan mine received a
new boiler for the hosting works
few days ago.
Richard Gilbert and Maud JET
frey were married at Bellevue, last
Sunday. by the Rev. E. Pratt.
Honorable Thomas Fitch, "the
silver-tongued orator." has accept
ed the invitation to deliver the 4th
of July Grafton in Portland.
Phillip Diehl, blacksmith we'll
known in Boise county, was killed
at Napa, California, on the 23d OF
last month by a kick from a horse
while shooting him.
A large bed of lire-clay has just
been discovered near Boise City.
That article is valuable, and the
owners of the mine will undoubt-
cdlv make a raise out of it.
@. A. French, who returned to
Haley from Glenn's Ferry, on
Snake River, few days ;g', says
that one of The machines on the
Bazoo placers was started up few
days ago.
The Mirror says that Hibbs is in
Moscow, and as there is no money
on hand for his trial from the Gov
eminent, he will have to be taken
back to Boise City if his counsel
do not have him released on a
habeas writ.
A Boise valley Nogolian was in
town Yesterday with a load of this
seasons potatoes, beans and cab
bace. which he sold low for cash.
Potatoes, 20 cts. per pound, cab
bage 10 cts. and beans 20 cts. His
motto is quick sales and small
profits.-Idaho World.
Two true and separate bills were
found by the grand jury against
Albert Sedley; one for grand lar
ceny and one for assault with in
tent to kill. Sedley is the man
who made his way to the money
till in Ross saloon last winter, and
in escaping shot Ellis Church, who
was on watch, through the leg
Lewiston Teller.
The company who own the Ada
Elmore, at Rocky Bar, are now at
work pumping out the mine, and
intend working it this summer.
The operating of this and the Ia
homa mine this season will bring
back, to a certain extent, the old
flush times of Atlanta and Rocky
Bar, and help the country gener-
ally.
Mr.. f. C. Thompson, the Super
intendent and part owner of the
Tahoma mine, at Atlanta, has re-
turned from New York with his
English expert, to close the sale
and give possession of the proper
tx. The sale has been under negO-
tiation for more than year in
London, and now finally brought
to a close. The price paid for the
property, as we learn, is 100000.
A young man who was stealing a
ride on freight train, near Black
foot, on Saturday last. fell under
the cars and was badly injured.
One arm was broken in two places,
and several ribs broken. He was
taken to Blackfoot, where he died
on Sunday, and, as we are told,
was buried without any ceremony
whatever. This would indicate
that he died in a civilized country.
james McNutt lost his life few
days since by falling into a tiume
ut the Moose creek mines, fifteen
miles west Of Salmon City. says the
Salmon City Recorder. The fume
is eight feet wide and zen feet deep,
and in places has an angle Ct forty
five degrees. The water-an i'm
mense body of it--darts like an
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