The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-10-18

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nnn.y's New York quota
,::lassn s-sil l.o9; Lead, 1926.
POTATOES.
~ famine vet, but good ones are
No '' | will sell for the next five
scarc' Of 9 cents per pound. Orders
days Nv ~ loft at Gillette & Evans
may 10 /. r. OSBORN.
store.
co,r,yo Bros. have turned over
u0 leaf and give notice that IN
new f,ture they will sell beef for
sasb only. They will sell at reaucea
rates. SssH bntin fair exchange
oarooS APPLES for sale at the
the Postoflice store.
c,r q can of those fresh Balti-
un oyster at Calliahan's Cornu-
aonia Restaurant.
rur mail route between HALEY
"a r. Rullion has been ordered dis
Anu a0l,ut;nued. 1t seems that the Bull
;on neople were good enough to
vote, but not to receive U. 3 mails
ryr BOARD allowed to each judge
md clerk of election at Ketchum,
I pnl,;on and Deer creek, IS for their
asrvices; and SIG for those at Hal.
lsr, All other precincts received
a. each.
prv MIS-. BLACK of Montpelier
will visit Ketchum Friday, October
9th to remain q few days. Her
obiect is to place before the people
the many avenues of moral reform.
Nav she have a full house.
VIZ learn that Judge Stockslager's
successor in the receivership at the
Isnd Office will be Thomas Starrh
Of Cassia county, the Judge-elect
having resigned the office. This
will depend upon confirmation.
THE snow storm here last week
annpars to have extended over a
wide district-over Nevada, at Salt
Lake and in Eastern Oregon. AT
the same time storms were generally
sweeping over the eastern States.
TIE board Of county commits
sioners took a recess on Wednesday
10 Monday next to make an inves-
tication of road matters. Mr.. New
man vas here on Thursday for the
purpose of Investigating the roads
up the river.
We have received from Mr.. +. +.
Chisolm copy Of the official re-
ports of the L. s. Geological Sur
vey, J. W. Powell, director, includ-
ing the mineral resources OF the
United States. |. is valuable
book for reference.
A REFERENCE TO the falling price
OF silver confirms the surmise made
some weeks ago that as soon as the
October elections were over there
would be q tumble. When the
general November elections have
passed, what then are we to expect
THE News-Miner of Thursday
says: II. +. Richards condition
remains about the same rs it has
been for the past few days. "Chas
Aiken, county commissioner-elsc'
of the second district, is now in
HALEY dancing attendance on court
as trial juror"
OLD BALDY, across the river from
Ketchum. has resumed its crysta
crown and is likely to wear it unit
next May. The mountains at the
eastward are white and wintry, but
the weather is now pleasant, the
roads good and may continue SC
until Christmas.
The present term of the district
court will be very short. There
appearing no criminal business the
grand jury was discharged without
any action. The civil cases on the
calendar have been mostly contin-
ued, or dismissed, and few left for
trial at this term.
J. ". D,yison shipped down q
few tons of high-grade ore from the
Pride Of Idaho mine, Wednesday,
selling the same to the First Bank
OF ketchum. The Pride Of Idaho
Is looking we'll and Mr.. Dawson is
confident that he will strike the
main ledge inside of two weeks.