The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-06-19

water, and that reports say a o.
stamp mill may be erected this
year.
R. Strangeway, of Bellevue. is
now receiving a large invoice of
Baskets, collins and burial eases.
also fine silver mountings, trim
mings and all goods belonging to
his line. People on upper Wood
River can be accommodated imme-
diately by telephone or telegraph at
reasonable prices.
Mrs. Duncan Cameron, Of Chal-
lis, her three children and sister,
Miss Annie Chisholm, arrived here
from Nova Scotia Tuesday, re-
MANNED at the Palace Hotel over
night and departed for home on
Dads" stage the next morning.
She had been absent seven months
and the youngest child, four
months old, Mr. Cameron has not
seen.
Homer Bounds was in from the
Summit Tuesday. He reports the
weather not too pleasant for the
wife and children at that altitude,
but having found some ore in a re-
cent discovery there, the circum-
stance, to use his own expression,
"lends enc hantment," ETC., to the
place. He says the road over the
summit is lined continually with
teams.
Superintendent Vernum, of the
Columbia e. Beaver Co., has a large
force of men at work repairing and
the mill at Sawtooth, and
is also erecting hosting works
They are preparing for active oper
atoms during the summer. The
mines are all looking well and a
summers work is as
sured.
The machinery Of the Bozoo
Co., which will work placer
grounds at Glenn's Ferry, between
Boise and Silver cities, is nearly
all in place. Judge J. S. Waters
and one or two other HALEY gen.
tlemen have gone down to witness
the starting up of the machinery,
which will be inside of three or
four days.
The Times last evening published
a lengthy account of a transaction
between "Moore and people
with NJ. NJ. Moore, our
fellow townsman, and not living
here may think he is the gentle
man referred, SO we will just state
that he has no shanfy's at the west
end of Main street for sale-has
nothing that the ladies referred to
want.
Mrs. Capt. Guyer is identifying
and charging the accommodations
Of the Hot Springs by the erection
Of two new plunge baths, which
will be fifteen by forty feet each
six feet longer than the present
will be constructed
with every convenience. The baths
will be under one roof, but divided
by a double partition, one side for
ladies' and the other for gents. Each
will have ten dressing rooms, am
ply provided with toilet articles.
Henry Warning, who so luckily es-
capped from the Lake Greek slides
last January, was in town Thurs
lay. Henry located the east ex-
ension of the Rover claim recently,
and his visit here is to &c. some
assays made on sixteen-inch iron
edge recently discovered in a sur
face cut. AS the Rover milled 40
ounces silver and As per cent. lead,
his outlook is encouraging. Geo.
Philbrick and others are hard
at work on their Rover lease, with
good assurance of success.
James Rcager received quite an
injury while hauling ore from the
Elkhorn dump, in coming down the
hill Wednesday. the rough locks
not holding the wagons crowded the
team into run down the hill. In
irving to save the team he swung
hem out of the road. The wagons
we're upset throwing him quite a
distance, dislocating his right elbow
and bruising the arm severely.
Fortunately this was all the Injuries