The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-11-20

of the prisoners who escaped from
Jail by means of tunnel, on Mon
day evening and brought him in
The capture was made near Wat
sons ranch.
An interesting and peculiar mar
riage took place at Eagle Rock
very quietly on the morning of
Monday of the current week at the
residence of the Rev. T. NJ. Stew
ard. 1t appear that about five
days previous, young lady of
about nineteen years of age, very
demure and rather nice looking.
registered at the Brooks house as
Miss Kittie Haynes, giving no place
of residence. On Monday, a gen.
tleman arrived and registered as
X. A. Creig, and also gave no place
of abode. They breakfasted in 81
lence, after which they repaired to
the residence of the Baptist minis
ter and were joined in the bonds of
matrimony. Dame Rumor has ii
that the lady is from a place about
twenty miles south of Shoshone,
and that the gentleman is wealthy
and extensive cattle owner from
the south fork of Snake river; that
they became acquainted through a
matrimonial advertisement and
never saw each other until the
morning of the marriage.
Idaho Avalanche. Nov. 13.
We are sorry to learn that Mr..
Frank Schuster of lower Reynolds
creek, on the second inst, was
thrown from his saddle-hor and
seriously injured, since which time
he has been unable to speak or
move, having had his back broke
or spine injured.
On Monday snow squall struck
this section of country, which had
very much the appearance of win
ter, but on Tuesday the clouds
raised, the sun came out, and at the
present time we are having beauti-
full weather though the nights are
quite cold.
Following are the names of
county officers elected at the late
election in this county: Recorder,
James Lyman, d.; sheriff, B. F.
Hastings, D.; treasurer, w. F.
Sommercamp, Jr., d.; assessor, S.
J. Pritchard, r.; probate judge, j.
II. Wicker sham, D.; councilman,
J. /. Crutcher, anti-Mormon d..
assemblyman, j. S. Lewis, d.
Cassia County Times, Nov. II.
The case of the United States VS..
Johnson, Young and Lovett, charged
with stage robbery, is on trial at
Blackfoot. The case opened with
l sharp tilt between l.. S. Attorney
and ex-Judge Morgan, as
% the indictments found by the
grand jury. Both men became
yrathy and war of heated words
'nsued until the stern judge de-
Jared peace.
Boise Statesman, Nov Is.
A cunning fakir, calling himself
|uan Chaviz, and claiming to be
me of the firm of Chaviz Bros. of
Mexico, the rich sheep and cattle
pulled a saloon keeper in
Boise to the amount of $40 last
Saturday night. His story was
cry plausible one, he claiming that
he firm were intending to pasture
$1,000 sheep in this section next
eason, and had sent him on to Sc
ure ranges. He claimed to have
1000 sheep near Weiser and ordered
upplies from firm in this city,
which were to be shipped there.
When last heard from the festive
uan was in Ontario, drunk. While
ERE he drew a draft for $3.50 on
lis firm, which was heard from
Wednesday, saying the man was a
ilk, and not connected with Cha
IL Bros. in any way. :
The Forest King mine, owned by
he Moriarty boys, near Idaho City,
'oise county, continues to show up
'ell and yield to her determined
nd persistent owners a fair return.
he mine is not yet developed, but
he boys have gotten beyond doing
II dead work and are getting some
ay. They deserve all they get.
Shoshone Journal. Oct. 13.
On the afternoon of October 18th
lilly Ough fell into Little Wood I
liver, from the foot log near the
and although the alarm
as given by Mrs. Roberts who
YES near by, it was nearly fifteen
linutes before his body was taken 7
ut of the river at the bridge. a :
lrge crowd gathered, and after
ome minutes work trying to bring
i'm to life DR.. Kibbe thought there
ere signs of animation, but all
forts failed to revive him. Ough
as stone mason and had lived
ere the past three years. He was
1dicted to drink and had fallen in
ne river several times before this.
Idaho will be represented at the
mexican Fat Stock Show and the