The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-05-18
PERSONALS.


of the land Office, was in town on
Thursday.
Major w. II. Hyndman returned
last Tuesday from New York where
he spent the last winter.
Robert Murray, of Galena, came
down last Monday to order supplies
for the Senate boarding houses.
w. L. Ryder, train master, and
w. H. Tavidge, attorney for the
U. P. r. R. Co., visited Ketchum
Monday.
! T. D. Bellinger, assessor and tax
collector of Alturas county, paid
Ketchum a flying business visit last
Saturday.
/ Thomas Ross, of the Star of
Hope mine, has been visiting in
Ketchum during the week. He left
for the mine yesterday.
Mrs. Jessie Bradley, formerly of
this place, returned to Ketchum
last Monday and spent few days
in giving some instruction in the
art of pastel painting.
| Jerome Jacobs and J. F. Shaw
returned last Tuesday from a visit
to the Solace mine at Sawtooth.
They report the prospects of the
mine very encouraging.
w. H. Casio, formerly of Vienna,
was in town last Tuesday. Mr..
Casio is now developing a gold
mine on Soldier creek, Camas
prairie, of which he is part owner.
]. V. Parker, general freight agent
of the Idaho division of the Union
Pacific railroad, was in Ketchum
last Tuesday attending to business
connected with the freight interests.
Judge J. T. Morgan, of Blackfoot,
was in Ketchum last Saturday and
Sunday visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Geo. NJ. Snow, and left Monday for
Challis to attend court at that place.
H. NJ. Stewart, formerly foreman
of the P. & l. Co.'s smelters, left
last Monday for Clayton to see
about putting up concentrating
works for Mr.. Jaquish of Bayhorse.
VIM. Harris and sons left Ketch-
um for Clayton last Tuesday. Mr..
Harris informed US that he has the
contract for furnishing timbers for
the Clayton Mining and Smelling
Company.
Mike Carey and Joseph Perkins,
of Boyle Mountain, were down in
Ketchum last Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Carey had been summoned as
a Juror, but succeeded in getting
himself excused.
F.F. Chisolm arrived in Ketchum
from Denver last Saturday. Mr..
Chisolm is the manager of the AL
turas- Senate Mining Company, and
expects to commence active work
on the company's mines next week.
Prof. C. Wade Stickney arrived
in Ketchum from his ranch on Big
Lost River last Wednesday. He
says that on account of the scarcity
of water, he will not try to do any
thing with his ranch this season,
but will devote himself to mining.
Capt. T. w. Buzzo, we'll known
mining man, who formerly resided
in Ketchum, has been in town dur
ing the week. The Captain left yes
terday to examine some valuable
mining claims belonging to Sam.
Ewing, of Salt Lake, and others,
situated about six miles from Wen
ma, on the headwaters of the South
Boise river.
George Philbrick came over from
Clayton last Tuesday. Mr.. Phil
brick has been employed during
the past winter at the Silver Rule
mine near that place. He left on
Thursday for Galena to act as fore
man for the Alturas- Senate Mining
Company. Mr.. Philbrick is an old
and well-known resident of the
Wood River country, a practical
and skiliful miner, and the KEY
STONE congratulates this mining
enterprise for having been so fortu-
nate in procuring the services of
faithful and experienced assistant.