The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-06-26

the roof Of Fitzsimmon's tent sa-
loon.
Sixteen men are at work on the
wagon road from East Fork of the
Salmon to the Mountain House,
between Galena and Sawtocth.
We have received a copy of the
Idaho Recorder, published at Sal
mon City, by j. L. Booth. 1t is a
very ereditable sheet, and we wish
it success.
Camas Prairie is very rapidly
settling up with families who are
building permanent and attractive
homes and raised good crops. That
valley will a year or two hence
bloom as the rose.
Col Brodhead is looking up his
First Chance" prospect, on Warm
Spring Greek. If two much water
don't bother his operations he
hopes to make some shipments of
ore to the smelter in the near future.
There is considerable ore on
the dumps of the mines on
Boulder, upper Wood River, East
Fork of the Salmon and other
points that will be shipped to the
Philadelphia SHELTERS for reduc-
ton soon.
Under the head of New To-day
will be seen the advertisement of
10000 tons of ore wanted. "
Judge /. /. Lewis, President of the
First National Bank is ready to
pay cash for all the production of
Wood River.
Sidney l.. Wright and B. Boree
left for Philadelphia yesterday.
They have arranged to ship their
bullion this season to the Pennsyl-
vania lead works at Pittsburg.
They will lay over three or four
days in Omaha.
George Titus was don W from
Warm Spring Creek this week.
lie says the mines in that section
will do their share this year toward
increasing the surplus of silver and
producing lead for the European
nation preparing for war.
The Little Smoky people arc
making preparations for a Fourth
of July celebration of their own
Fire works have been ordered, and
they say the scream of the Ameri-
can bird will resound through those
mountain peaks in elegant style.
Mr.. Howe CAGE, of New IIamp
shire. has purchased from Max
Sulega the whole of the "Spotted
Tail" and a half interest in the
Evening Star" locations, near the
North Star mine. Mr.. CAGE vii
commence development work i'm
mediately.
C. b. Marlatt has two large
teams running on Warm Srping
Creek, one from the Ontario to the
concentration and the other from
there to the Philadelphia SHELTERS
The Concentration is running right
along, and the ore shipped from II
is frst-class.
Read under the head of " New
To-day +" the advertisement of the
Guyer Hot Springs. Everything
is being arranged in elegant style
and the new plunge is under coursr
of construction. The resort is tht
best one on Wood River, AMI j
well patronized.
Those cnterprising tonsoria
artists at the Nevada barber shol
have been making some improve
ments this week. Among them We
noticed a handsome marble-tol
washstand, into which water j
drawn through a neat fasset. O.
and take look at the shop.
Signor Bosco, the great magician
will give one of his wonderful per
formances at Metropolitan hall thi
evening. lie is highly spoken Q
by the press all over the country
and those who attend will be wei
entertained. Read his ad. undo
the head OF New To-Day"
r. Strangeway, of Bellevue, !
now receiving a large invoice G
caskets, collins and burial cases
also fine silver mountings, trim
mings and all goods belonging t