The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1886-05-08

the "Pink Tea Party" at HALEY
Thursday evening.
All of the restaurants and hotels
of Ketchum have fired the almond.
eyed Mongol and the latter is qui.
city making his exit. Good enough
| Over 1000 pounds of trout have
been caught from Wood River in
the past year, and still they are
more abundant than ever.
James A. Locke, formerly typo
on the daily KEYSTONE and recent
ly on the Bellevue Herald, is now
foreman of the KEYSTONE.
Lea Mckee returned from Snake
river Thursday, and his partner,
Mr.. Foster, went back to the range
yesterday after the remaining
horses.
Jake Lockman went over to Smo-
ky yesterday, via HALEY, with three
beeves for the Smoky butcher shop,
which he will establish and leave in
charge of Harry Carne, "Tamarac. -
Koninger Bros, at the Milwau-
kee Brewery, have reduced the
price of beer to FIVE cents per glass,
rs will be seen by their ad. in to-
days issue, and are preparing to
give a free lunch.
Ed Harrington was severely
bruised in a runaway out at the
Parker last Monday, receiving an
ugly cash over the right eye. For
tunately Mr.. Harrington is again
up and around.
The Times man visited Ketchum
during the week, and was in the
best of company-Deputy Sheriff
Cassidy. The KEYSTONE ac-
knowlcdges a call.
1t was rumored yesterday that a
dispatch had been received from
Chicago that seventy-fve more po-
liccman were killed in the riot on
Thursday the 9th.
Mrs. Jacob Guyer, Mrs. Henry
Guyer and Miss Curtis, Of New
Jersey, arrived on Tuesday and are
at the Guycr Hot Springs. Mrs.
II. Geyer is now in charge of this
pleasant summer resort.
Mr.. James NJ. Rumsey, brother
to ]. G. Rumscy, Of Grcenhow &
Rumsey, arrived here from Rollins,
Wyoming, yesterday, and will
spend a few days in visiting his
brother Mr. Rumsey is cashier of
j. W. Hugus L. CO., bankers. col
lcctors ETC., Rollins.
Clark e. Tague's pack train Of
thirty-ninc mules came in from
Goose creek Wednesday, to rig out
Mt their headquarters at this place,
and started for Little Smoky
Thursday with powder and supplies
for the Carrie Leonard mine.
Thomas Taguc is now at Smoky
and Walt Clark and Charley Davis
are taking the train in.
The following names were reg
istered ut the Palace Hotel during
the week: Sd, Thco Cushing, Chi
cage; 4th, A. l.. O'Ncal, Frank c.
Allen, West Newton, Mass; W.
Winquist, Sioux City, Iowa; 9TH,
A. G. Beal, l.. +. Throne, j. \.
Shield, Chicago; a. w. Fox, San
Francisco.
The following names were reg
istcred at the Baxter Hotel during
the week: Charles Spear and
James Shaw, Warm Springs Greek
p. Connolly, W, Williams, list; J.
Peterson, Vienna, Dave Picrson,
Raft River, I'd; Pierce Dorgan,
Russell. HALEY, Sd. W. I. ster-
ling, Bellevue, 4th; Mrs. Paulding,
Shoshonc, 9TH; G. Kirle, Denver,
9th.
Henry n. Copp, the land and
mining lawyer of Washington, has
issued a book of $50 pages, which
gives lists Of about 10000 mines
patented by the United States up
to January, 1886. These lists are
arranged by States and Territories,
and Hereunder by counties and
districts. 1t also gives instructions
for the restoration of lost and Oh
liberated corners Of the public sur
veys.
The Guyer Hot Springs adver-