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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-04-21
DEATH OF ROSCOE eonKL1NG.

The sad, but not altogether un-
expected news of the death of Ros-
coe Conkling, was flashed over the
country last Wednesday morning.
He never rallied after the operation
was performed to relieve him from
an abcess in the ear, and was delir-
ious and not quite sane the most
of the time that interviewed before
his death. During portion of the
time his delirium was so great that
it required two of the stoutest por-
tiers Of the Hoffman House to hold
him and prevent his hurting him
self and others. But his struggles
and his sufferings are over. His
end was peaceful and unaccompa-
MED by pain. Mr.. Conkling has
been a prominent figure in national
politics for many years. He occu-
pied seat in the congress of the
United States for twenty-five years.
The Salt Lake Tribune says of him
that of the millions of Americans"
he was foremost in many ways"
And that for twenty years he was a
most conspicuous figure before the
country; his opportunities were
ample for acquiring fortune; his
power was almost boundless, but
when he retired because he felt that
the great state and party he repre-
scented had been dishonored and
betrayed, he went away poor in
fortune but with the consciousness
that he had never broken his word,
had never neglected a duty even to
the humblest man who had leaned
upon him; had never broken his
faith or. his word, and that for a
quarter of a century he had given
his best abilities to his country.
Mr.. Conkling's wife and daughter
were by his side when death claimed
him. 1t was decided that the inter
ment should be at Utica.
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Mr.. PoWDERLY has issued a v

Mr.. PoWDERLY has issued a very
respondent address to the members
of his order of Knights Of Labor,
the sum and substance of which is
that the policy of promoting strikes
among laborers, which they have
pursued during the past two or
three years, has been terrible
mistake, and has produced nothing
but misery; that they must now,
if they want to be prosperous, and
happy, go back to the original pur-
poses of the organization, and use
its funds in educational lectures
and discussions. In fact, a "vigor-
Gus policy Of educational work" is
what he now wants and is what, he
maintains, he has always wanted.
Taken altogether his manifesto is
a pitiful confession Of weakness
and incapacity, to come from one
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MINING IN GREENLAND.

1t may not be generally known
that important mining operations
are carried on within the Arctic
circle. Cryolite is carried from
Greenland to Philadelphia by the
ship load to be used in making
candles. Extensive copper mines
have been worked for long time
near the North cape in Finland.
AS most Of the work of mining has
to be done under ground, and as
heat is what the workmen in deep
mines suffer most from. it is appa-
rent that mines can be worked as
proftably in those high ATTITUDES
as they can on our coast. The main
thing is to have communication
open all the year for bringing sup
plies and carrying away the ores.
The mines when fairly deep, are
warmer in winter than in summer.
In such work as has to be done
above ground there is scarcely any
interruption. During the three dark
months, when the sun does not
shine, there is no lack of light to
the eye accustomed to the condi-
tons. The sky is clear and starry,
the aurora is playing most of the
time, and whatever light there is,
the reflection from the snow in
creases and intensifes. More than
$50 years ago mining was carried
on extensively about the shores of
the White sea by Saxon workmen.
Silver, copper and lead were pro-
duced in quantities. Now that the
whale fishery in Arctic waters has
declined, mining enterprises within
the Arctic circle are coming into
great prominence.
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The reports all the week have
been to the effect that Emperor
Frederick, of Germany, was rapidly
growing worse, and his end could
not be far off, but the last dis
patches are slightly more favorable,
though the physicians at a con-
sultation a few days ago agreed that
the Emperors malady was APP
preaching its last stage.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
Nh. no 100

Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
March q, 1881
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intep-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at HALEY,
Idaho, on May Z, 1883, viz Alfred P. Lamb.
for the EN- NE and E1 Sc Sec. Is, TIP. An.
r. Is E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: Antoine Voso.
Edgar n. James, William Hanna, all Of
Arco, Idaho. H. @. BILLINGS,
Register.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho.

Land Office at Haley, Idaho,
March q, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
fore the Register and Receiver 1t HALEY.
Idaho, on May !, 1883, viz Edgar NJ James,
for the VIZ SWH Sec. %, and NJ SEX
Sec. %, TIP. NJ, R. 26 E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Antoine Voso,
William Hanna, Alfred r Lamb, all of
Arco. Idaho. H. O. BILLINGS,
Register
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NOTICE.,

HAVING SOLD OUT OUR SALOON
~ business in Ketchum to Messrs 8. A.
Clemens and Jacob Barnes, we have placed
all our accounts in the hands Of Mr.. A, J.
PinkhAm for collection.
Casio 4 SULLIVAN.
Ketchum, March q, 1888.
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NOTICE.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho.

Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
March 3d. 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at HALEY,
Idaho, on May I, 1888. viz: Antoine Voso,
for the VIZ NEA and VIZ SEA Sec. 26,
Tp N, R. rs E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: Edgar NJ.
James. William Hanna, Alfred P Lamb, all
OF Arco, Idaho II. 0. BILLINGS,
Register
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Office.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned will not be responsible
for any Indebtedness of any nature what
ever that has been contracted or which
my be contracted hereafter. by Merritt A.
Comstock, Mark Pierce and Charles Stole
or either OF them, or by any one in their
situated at East Fork, Warm Springs Creek
district, A!turas county, Idaho Territory.
by and under certain lease dated Noyena-
Der 10, 1887. LAURA SCHWARTZ.
LAURA SCHWARTZ.
Guardian Of Mark =. king, minor.
Ketchum, Idaho, February 70, 1855.
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who was scheming two years ago to
organize a society of MANUAL labor
ers which should instruct capital
lists in the management Of capital,
lawyers in the practice of the law,
and statesmen in the conduct of
the government.
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Texas is having a unique expe-
rience. For months past a surplus
has been pilingup in the state treas
ury: which already reaches about
100000, and as the legislature
only meets regularly once in two
years, the governor is forced to call
an extra session to dispose of the
existing surplus and readjqst taxa
ton to prevent the development
of another. Texas, IL is we'll to
remember, is a state which was
awarded 100000 out Of the U. S.
treasury by the "Bill to Promote
Mendicancy," on the ground that
it was too poor to educate its chill
dren alone, and must have help
from Washington. Texas is surely
one state that does not stand in
very pressing need Of the relief pro-
posed to be furnished for educa-
tional purposes by the "Blair bill. }"
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IT is said that the sale of eighty
thousand acres of timber land in
Washington Territory, within thirty
miles of Tacoma, has been con-
summated. The transaction in
wolves the construction of a line
of railroad from Tacoma, to be
known as the Tacoma Southern, to
cost two million dollars. The pur-
chasers are G. ". Griggs, of St.
Paul; H. E. Hewitt, of New Rich
mond, Wisconsin, and their asso-
ciates.
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rnr rlLnrs rnorrsr.


f9s1 T3s s~8sD, july Ei.-.iAEfe are
fhfef unemployed licensed pie8s ~ Port
Tazlis-tst fiHsr u stss5 said 81 tsa Post
lsfgllfeEMENa representative yesterday
u aatire Yaaf pnF~r fnmp fle4ts the
esasteSy 81 HApi Heechef t0f ariiag as
gll9i on The steamer feFNaaie. N0@ les
me tell yea TIE facts and ssIaa soa waerein
il VS. instead al aft 81 rank isiesfire ~
three mes The sassfer ~ ius berajRls
had agreed g. hise CAPT. Gilmore g. acl rs
pilot TT mouth wlsn fie steamer ~.
rived here fr4ia ran Francisco Vi smith.
~ tke tuEct sound sfafH Corr Any. per
SHADED fiie raptalR 10 take Capt. Adams, ~
tisis tlty, - Pilot Bsli when papers we're
isfsuK obiHllled .; The suss1ia hnH-e j was
iesraed That Atsasas whusd not he allowed
% Al. on ste0uai % bis lsek 81 sxpefictce
and taa fact ttsi be- lad no license, .Hirk
Nas ia accordance with the recently ri
acted iaW fegasdius pilots Thea Capt,
Hceehsr a syesiai agent ~ tAe treasury.
steps 81 and acts as hNg fs3iasf, detsrrinz
fhtse rDEspeteHf niea ffesa empieYmsni.
The customs las which prohibits TIE mfH
Ia lts ssrt ire fsasu feeel ing ee4slHiasfsis
from any other sssFer tsan the govern
iasnt ~ w.ii ~ the frgaiatious II tbs
fiios igN made d illegal f1F hiai 10 d ~.
"Me5eVfef. i h bet The ffsf time Capt
heeeteg has aaisJ ~ Bls9t ou spsssls since
b. has beeH special ageni. which ls the
mali rrassls Say oar kisE IL coming u
was an injanige6 nes aaiS D. us but 10 all
pilots ssefs N5trp ThH1 i oar side al the
qiIes;ien, and sish yVn ppuld make .
public
Capt iiaeehcf beiuz ahsrht. Il was i'm
possible - get hfS version ~ the affair.
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THE TERRITORY.
Particulars Of the Noritz
Murders.
rnk rrur TO THE oxAsocAs
ngepah5besn Mass Meeting st nTym-
pis--.J sdse sash Has Not Resigned
AnSths~ CsHapIssnt a gaiass special
Aesnt Heeess@r

W4f1s wx1aS. July e sTae fDiseRsnx
a. ssBHary * ffe tvidenfr s. The Core
ner's isauess iHfs the hssiiss 81 sse ssersts
brothers, beSd ~ Blfs's fAaei a sf@siisisaS
lake NoBa@y The Eor1fx tsFsshsFs ssfs
heir hons a. gshsosEa ssaseT essHtsg.
accompanied b. Mrs. r Ge-ffz = ! No
pftx. e essssf ~ he decreased. SOD ~. Tisa
mefma:,, ceasiAsfe. aae 81 efaesea ias
lake IN !, boat 70 Riye's faHeh- ThsY wsaf
10 Eiye's coffAi 10 ~ tise stallion csnissesi
therein and tried g. saSa L oisf+ RISE sAia
the iorse saass star, eiaiasisz ~ izisssEs
done b. the hosse ~ hls hand Of nsnfes,
4 wraagle ehsara. aad islYn ~'efis - tse
bouse. 9eanf.ee fhe Hesisx sofs la-sea
t;ie stallion enA turned hing 0as 81 tae Ger
raj sad drove hfsa to issHt % lsosssss neAr
hi
Elys soon setafnza a3tA revolver. ees
Fowesi the esBsiAilsc's horse. asId sss.l asla
drove tile stallion baek When ueas sss
e8rfal Petef Hosisz Eefsisssi - tsissH tSe
eatr. Hlya ordered hiap ~ ofen Z sad nos
pncsIala wiih hss property MeyiiF rrffssfd
and called Rye foa paise. wise sEAifs ~
defad The asse aPese6 Aesii9 feissed
Esye p9iissi q revolver called Mafis< q
I'D sflUkef," aid aisaed sees a. Ela.
which tank esfeet iss toe i#it ssaf ~ the
HFaI. f1tuEtfsf Gown AArl sst'f "a = = sttir
His wife ssaght b!sa aad laid him % iAe
ground.
immesIa,eIy B1ye turned saA sissl csSI
IN fi,e thigh fast ran iuts tbs stable. fol
lowed BY Hsye, sisn sse0t. insFsii naes, aiiiiHg
him. The fsial sAs' striking Just lssioS sise
" j. Maritz remonsifa,saz nsye saia
"Leasa here ~ ~ sbe9i fea, teo Size
went 10 the hetise. gsderEd HE hefse sad
fode away, lie saia ste Has gsaug -
fnstIess Of the y.sAeu 10 kiye himseii ~.
Zimmerman. the constable, - Nitflef ~
arfauf co~afd on al accessory Tlfe M9ritg
boys were snasmtsd All nsv parties we're
well Fixed They were gfeAf lfisHts bette
tofpfe, aud had been isafifsss 70 the sts'ct
businsss
This morning EiBc arrived hefr lA charge
81 Constable Harder from kahiofb., where
be- gave himself ~. Ia as iateFs tes tais
affsfuonn niye sald he did nat fee9 srrY
much exrlied Wheu ths s9oesinS took
place After The sh8DsiaE ~ weHt -
FnioHse Junction. whore he hiFsd an IN
dian 20 50 10 spfagne for snrgsas - 81
tend filt MoEiisra ue supposed thas seFe
Gpiy wounded. Then ts went back - me
ranch 90 zee how They 1efr getting ssifpx
AMI found them dfasi H. fhaH Wtht ~
kahlut1s essd gate hiIaAeli up = had pn
iassniion ~ killing tbfm Nhsn ieft
they were sitting mp
Biye II IikpoNu here Tgo seaSk sge
be attended a Catholic fair dfsssed - 4
cowboy. ependia4 fabseV freely. aud WAs
then siahhed tbe "caftlc King By TIE
ypune lOlkH lie Il sald 81 he Hssfh sts.ia1i
Alien A f,rJwlr3 have bcen employed by
him M aiisg8eys
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The Central Committee Gi Its meeting at
North Yakima hal no iaeans 81 ascertain
ing the Tepr1 seuiefioa that the new county
Of DkanoEun was entitled 20, and therefore
only gave il one delegate, Since this APP
porfioumcid WIS made ! ara apparently
crcdiiiaaly Informed that the territory
composing said new county cast about
ona-hAif ~ the entire vote If the old
county 81 stevens. and the County Z eutFsl
Committee Of 0kaaogan County claims 20
be entitled TO oue.haif tire combined rep
reseutafioa Of she two counties. viz. fve
delcgatrs I therefore recommend that
the counties 81 eEanosan aud stevens each
elect three delegates. two % be entitled 10
one vote each and the third to hall a woke
in the Territorial Convention.
I also desire tn call fhc attention Of al
County Committees aud delegates Ia the
Territorial Convention TO fhc following
y solution Of the Central Committee
adopted al North Yakima
kssoirei, That the Central Committee
recommends that heTeitier each county
be represented By all the liuly elected del
egaieS whenever p1ssib.. for them 10 at
tend that in ense If enforced absence -
any delegate BIZ proxy shalt ee given 10 a
duly elected member OF his delegation
euly. and this committee further recon-
incnds that this resolution shall apply la
County Conventions as well aS to the
Territorial Convention.
: BANTER, Chairman.
A. - A1TEIn6R. Secretary.
seattle. ". T., Juiy - lsSs
Republican PAPERS please COPY
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A Rou>i>G RALLY,
Republican Meeting az olympia
t,th.r News Of the tRgffat.

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Seattle. Lake Skere 4 Eastern
Railway .emPany.
Orsninx Of West Coast Branch
Cor Passenger Service.
CHANGE or TIME.

IN AND AFTER MONDAY. sErl.y ssrs.
~ E>>s. ara anst3 farther ue-ies. fr-irs
sill rua ~ Yxs- schedule sseicv. ssF Sa~sAa-
s1sSh and pc. r-s ~ West Csssss. NrsneA snd
szsf ssiizsssR sass sssFxrseetizfe resasx. essn-
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ass,r7ss1x van naAsA srsssfc 81 ) - y ~.
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NEuxkfF FatE#. jH}g . Judge sasAl
w4sss iae Eaes 4, f3lzis ifusa Dlsnfsz
saat sae r1ss.sf of sss resignation ffosa fiiH
l@saati Il Void I'll su8a Tne fasgtseis pub.
sshed = asi fi,srfs.Ttasi - - his resignation
.e4s=.e.lsv
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Vashon island.

uuNEs OK TIE BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
l Il 81 Nnshon. Ne have for sale sor0e
tcFy choice property That we offer Ia FIVE
sna tru.srfe tracts
Fer further Information call ~ the post.
Office nr address JOHN e. Hf AgN HyKN,
fvi4 i2fW2t Nsshna. kins To- " r.
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Call For Republican Convention

DY RESOLUTION OF THE REPUBLICAN
ID Territorial Central Committee At "a
meeting Thereof held at North Yakima on
March :, ISIS, its chairman was ant hoTized
TO name the Gate OF holding the Territorial
Republican Convention 10 be held at
EllensbuFg Pursuant thereto said Con
veation is hereby called ia be held al
Ellel sbuFg on TUESDAY, THE HFH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, AT 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating u can
didaie for Delegate TO Congress. the n0Fai-
nation Of al other Territorial elective
officers and saeh other business as may be
presented.
The Republican County Central Commit
tees are requested 10 h0id their primaries on
Saturday, August the 18th, aud their County
Conventions Oh SATURDAY., -epfeH Der lst
The basis of representation made by ;Ae
Territorial Cepiral Committee entities the
counties 10 elect delegates AS follows
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Made feuf sfoppsscs. losi s. nai0uics
drifteH steamer ihreash Rock Island ass
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we spV.nss fca' q the raAisy thousand
~ st sFszf testimonials we haEe IN car pre-
ssssssszs - shos that the asCarhslse S1esske
BALI las uet with and II enf.slssl 10 an
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vented has fecs,fne 50 pepa6sr. Over S Y,isi.
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YET - fgEag rIkE FIRST COMPLAINT
lad uieessfl-fa of the hsugs. U~ess 10
shraw up cnfssfss. al sliasf AMI corruption.
ofsr1s zstsxS sr.fA A.assf. Ny head Wa
stopped Up with terrible Ease If tAtarrh
used the ressesSies according to afrrpfacas
sSuasks Eail ard Debelsstorl. ard Ia shYee
weeks time MAS es well as ever yEs
III SHsKxE. Sc Market 81 r
was attacked with has lever regularly
Tor = yeSrS. breathing through the nasal
passage Nhs an impssssieiiity. ! hegaa So
Use the aKtolie smoke Bali. ard ara e1fa-
pletely cured. sworn 70. C. HftKSoS, NJ d
| had What i terr.esi eaiarrh Of the head
and threat | used the 'sCartssiie smoke
Bali, ana Il cgasffsteig cared NJ
ALBsET HAIL. u kearney 81
Can add my testimony 20 she ez5ic&es Of
''Carbaiie smoke Bali II cured me ot
severe cold sssd periodic al headache. can
recommend II to anyuac suffering from
head, threas or lung trouble.
THO. REEcHxEr,
Spryeyo. General. Cai.fosuis
Carbolie Smoke Bali cured ne ii asthma
john r. MALAGA.
supt- Western Enion Tel Co. irsaisnapolis
Ii cures me Of the worst kind ~ rAfarrh.
GEo. ". T. NExc0xs.
Bookkceper l., r. 4 " L. l., indianapolis
BIS use Of half smoke Bail / was cured
Of eaiarrh. REV. A. Z. sTelT,
Author Of Chronology Of Christ's Life. and
other works, indianapolis.
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.cARBOlC SMOKE BALL.
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

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reE7stfy fysva Es0l1 rasE fells.a3tOll>s easy %
tlss Azsa 50 n2yznsess that 4 eae b admin
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81 s.
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Steamer SkagitChief

I EAVEs SEATTLE. FROM YEsLER's
- Wharf every sunday morning, on tide.
for LacoHner, touching at Clinton, Port
Susan, Sisnwood and Utsalady
Returning MONDAYS
Leaves every Thursday morning on tide.
Touching az Clinton. coupeyille, ttSalaly
LacoHner. Friday Harbor and Roche Har-
Dor
Returning Fridays.
For lodges. puislie or private excursions
special rates siii be given on application
For freight and rates apply on board, OF
10 HENRY BAILEY. Master