The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-09-27

rar KrrcuuM kEYsTozE
eFPTEMBER q. 1890
;:5 pacific Railvay-'-I0''l Card
VA'' ,,r BOUND FROM KrrcnUx, ~ , -
~ Express, leaves at -. i'0' :
No ST. n wrsr BOUND TO KErcE0A. -
.oss arrives at. -. Al ~ A. N,
No. SCI, EAp' Nos l and 2. "The Overland
r,ssr" carry LIZ Free Chair Cars ana
rrnionist SleepaaTn' Portland and Denyer.
coaches e ensas City, St. LOUIS o. au' "
Chicago; 80 Nos sS4. THE Limited tsaap pas.
Main Ln .,, pullman Dining anu oieepAe
Nail between ta, Portland ana on.e.se:
,=e1Ay's New York quota
Ys srssi;l 1.12; Lead, $500.
.-nocratic standard every
TIE u carries "Free coinage tor o
E ';iss,'" and that carries lead with H.
r will be services in Union
IHESh to n morning and
cn iSn;na. Rev. I. T. Osborn ohc'-
'' rrrrR from Capt. Ludlow to
=, A ZINES Lnr Judge, September leth'
=! ~. u,;tten in a very encouraging
Il, ,s' S'''' The Captain is getting much
,sr,np mill has arrived
A 81 49, the Cinnabar mine. Mr.
s ss;'e, NJ Mahan, of Butte, left Ketch,
MI M,Ie Yesterday ,tn for Clayton to attend ID
y, W. .be erection and management OF
the machinery.
,.,,op TALBOT viii! be at Haley
' ,bs 9Th Of October, and proba-
Oh on Wv -. Ke,chum day or two after
Wy. date, He has charge OF all the
Episcopal churches OF Idaho ana
Wyoming: ---
1urRr are two democrats run
;ar for Office in Alturas-Street
a M. tpr ~ Judge and Peed for AS
~, .oS,..or-yho are certainly deserving
s >; snccess, and we hope they will
~ ~. there by large majorities'-El-
more Bulletin.
There was some trouble ut the
Pod Cloud mine last Tuesday. As
W. hear the story Thos. Hendricks
~. hit with drill by John Kilken-
nv He turned on Kilkenny with
miners candlestick and stabbed
him near the right nipple.
yobnny Foster and R. W. Pos
came in from Sea!oam yesterday
They report all the mines LOOKING
we'll and cay there is over three
hundred tons of ore on the various
dumps ready for shipment but tina
mack trains cannot be secured thu
season to bring j: out.
JUpaE HoDsoS informed US yes
.o-loy mann that lag names ar
registered as voters of ketchun
precinct. There are few more t
Be added who may swell the gran
total 10 1856, or possibly a littl
more. Next Wednesday registere
voters ought to be on hand, an
vote for whom they like.
PAT McMAHoS received. yeste
day, dircc. from Buckingham
ilecht, San Francisco, a full In
Of ladies' and children's Fall ar
Winter shoes. Pat says it's a plea
ure 10 him to show goods, espet
ally when be has anything new
the shelves. Better drop IN al
srrutinize.
GEN ROBERTS said in his spec
at Caldwell, that every Mormon W
democrat. How about those Nc
mons down in Wyoming, Gener'
who not only voted the republics
tickle. themselves, but had the
wives, their mothers and their aun
DO the same thing.-Caldwell 1
bune.
THE town was walked up Ia
Monday morning about 4 o'clo
by an alarm Of fire. 1t was so
found to come from ChinatoH
Three small buildings were &C
sumed. Luckily the wind "
drawing down the street toward {
river, and no damage was done o.
side Of that Chinese block. IL
j. originated hasn't appeared We
plainly. The last fire we had, abe
two yeara ago, vas III the sal
block.
We have been shown dispatci
and COMMUNICATIONS between C
tain parties from which we dedl
reasonable belief that the pei
ing negotiations respecting the S
Of the Baltimore and Independer
mines verge to the edge Of co
pletion. This is not idle talk.