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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-08-09
MINING NOTES.

1
Major Hyndman, agent for tn
Atlanta group of mines, at Saw
tooth, yesterday received telegraL h
ic advices from the company ownin,
said mines, confirming the lease
made thereon to Ole Opeland ane
others, which means resumption o
work on claims of note that hav.
| laid idle for several years.
w. D. Vernam arrived on tn.
River this week and went to his ole
stamping ground at Sawtooth with
a party of friends from the Yves,
Superior and Duluth region of Wis
consin, where Mr.. Vernam has beer
interested in real estate matters fol
the past four years. The party is
ostensibly on sport and recreation
but it is understood they have min.
ing operations under consideration
and Mr.. Vernam's well-known love
for bis old camp, and his large in.
terests in the Columbia mill and
numerous prominent mines there
about, coupled with the fact that he
has prospered greatly financially,
and is now foot-loose, as be himself
declares, is strong presumptive EVIL
dence that ere long he Will be pro-
noting developments as of old at
Sawtooth.
Herman Scheibe, yesterday, sold
his alexandria" mining claim at
Smoky to the Philadelphia & Idaho
Company, which lies in close prox-
unity to this company's posses
sions, and is valuable not only as
a mining location but also for the
heavy growth of timber upon the
surface thereof. This deal further
evinces the fact of this company's
intention to resume operations, and
its confidence. We did not learn
the amount paid for the mine.
We are directly informed that
improved machinery consisting Of
a No. 10 Knowles pump with en-
CINE and hoist to sink 600 feet, have
been purchased and shipped for the
Silver King mine, and that opera
tons on larger scale than ever
heretofore viii soon be resumed.
This is one result of the rise in
silver. It would have made a diff
ference in favor of the operators on
this mine during the last two years
of fully $50, 900 between the price
they received for silver and what
they could get now.
Sullivan i Anderson shipped
about twenty tons of ore from the
Trapper mine, Boulder, this week.
They struck four-inch ledge IF
ten feet from the mouth of the tun-
mel, which steadily increased as
work progressed, and now they are
in seventy-tive feet with an eighteen
inch ledge, the ore Of which will
average $40 to the ton. Parties
who have been in the mine pro-
it a bonanza.
Joseph Carne, one Of the owners
of the Lone Pine mine, adjoining
the Harrison, on Boyle Mountain,
having encountered great deal of
water in the tunnel he is running,
came to town this week for an out
fit Of rubber clothing. He reports
good indications and expects to tap
the vein in the course Of three or
four weeks.
James Shaw. of Boyle Mountain,
was in town this week attending to
a shipment Of ore he made from the
Ten Brock mine. We understand
the returns were satisfactory.
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Logan County Democracy.

The democratic county central
committee of Logan county, met
August 1st at Shoshone, Hon. John
HALEY chairman, O. s. Glenn, Sec
rotary. The meeting was called to
decide upon the matter of conven-
tons and apportionment.
The chair appointed W. G. Lane,
n. M. Ruick and Martin Johnson,
committee on credentials, whose
report was accepted.
The following were appointed a
committee on superintendent: P.
E. Furey. w. G.. Lane, J. c. Cum
The apportionment made
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Two Trains Daily Between Portland
and Spokane Falls.

Effective May 18th. 1890. the Union
Pacific System will establish two daily
trains between Portland and Spokane
Fails. Pullman Palace Sleepers and Re-
cIining Chair cars will be run between
Portland and Spokane Falls without
change.
This new arrangement will afford both
local and through passengers additional
and unsurpassed facilities. Tickets, de-
tailed time of trains, and general infer
nation, Can be obtained upon application
to any ticket agent Union Pacific system.
T. w. LEE, Gen! Pass. Agt.
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AT the republican primary cleo
ton held yesterday in HALEY, 1O4
votes were cast. The following
were elected: VS.. Mack. 70 votes !;
w. T. Kennedy, 80; Ed. Angel, 80 !;
L. Price, 70; G. NJ. Parsons, rs; J..
A. Boggs, "a; Alex. McKibhin. So !;
r. w. Berry, 76.-News- Miner, 9Th.
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BucAlen's Arnlca Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by Steward Broe.
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QUEsrIoN-If the foreman Of the
last U. S. grand jury was repub-
lican and all the members thereof
were republicans and the United
States district attorney was a re-
publican and one hundred and fifty
political indictments were found
how many potato Feelings would
it take to cover meeting house?-
Montpelier Observer.
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Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat.

The reason the ordinary oculists and aur-
lists SO often fail to cure diseases of the
above organs is owing to the fact that most
cases require proper constitutional treat
ment, which is seldom given.
Or. Liebig 4 Co., of the Liebig World Dis
pensary and International Surgical Insti-
tute. will have offices at the Depot Hotel,
Pocatello, August 18th. at THE Alturas, !"
Haley, Idaho, August 9th until 2 p. n.
August 3Oth, at the Overland, Boise City,
September LIST to 4th, 1890.
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AN enquiry having been made as
to who are voters at school cleo
,ion. We state, in the language Of
section 666, of the code: Said
election shall be conducted general
ly as other county elections, except
that one Judge and one clerk shall
constitute a board of election"
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ORE and bullion dealers have
hong transacted business with the
bank at ketchum, and found fair
dealing, and fair rates, fairly adj
iusted. The First Bank Of ketchum,
George J. Lewis & Co. gives notice
to new operators in mines, that it
continues to do business as before ;
and to all making exchanges, for
eign and domestic, where to apply.
Accounts, orders and deposits are
promptly attended to, and general
banking business transacted. See
new advertisement Of this date.
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POLITICAL.
FOR SHERIFF.

herewith respectfully announce myself
q candidate for the office of Sheriff Of AL
turas County, subject to the consideration
of the Democratic County Convention to
be held in Haley, September 1, 1890.
n n RETJINGER
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WO conventions were OFUeTtu !,
one at Creighton for the election oi
delegates to the State convention !;
the second at Broadford to nomi-
nate county officers. The Creigh-
ton convention will be held on
Tuesday, August 80; the Broadford
convention Thursday, September 4
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THE Republican primary was
made lively and interesting on
Thursday afternoon by the appear
srce of an Independent ticket,
containing all the names on the reg
ular club ticket except two. The
regular ticket was elected. however,
SO follows: VIM. Hyndman, VIM.
II Greenhow, Z. B. Williams, Geo.
Mills. Fred. W. Gooding.
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THE republican club of Ketchum
was organized here last week Ma
Tor 4. J. Pink ham, president; John
4. Rumsey, vice president; Felix
Van Reuth, treasurer George 2.
Hodson, secretary. At meeting
Of the club on Wednesday evening
+, ticket for the primary of Thurs
,fav was elected, 90 votes being cast.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-08-09

The excursion party last Thurs
day from Shoshone to the Guyer
Hot Springs was very pleasant
affair, but it might have been more
70 had sufficient notice been given
Of its coming. The school children
here, and many others, might have
welcomed their friends, and made
matters still more pleasant.
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FOR SHERIFF.

1 hereby announce myself candidate
for Sheriff OF Alturas County, at the APP
preaching election, subject to the action OF
the Republican County Convention.
JAMES NJ. MCPHERSON.
Bullion, Idaho August S, 1850.
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ALruRAs county is represented
in the state prison st Boise by the
following lat, which we find in an
exchanges: John Smith, admitted
in 1882, for 10 years; Peter Char
tovich, in 1882, and transferred to
the insane asylum; Frank Arm
strong, in 1887, sentenced for life
for murder; Sam. Hatton, in 1885,
II years for grand larceny; Vim.
b. Campbell, 1885, for ten years for
grand larceny.
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THE picnic party from Shoshone,
Bellevue and HALEY Was composed
Of huge party, that arrived at the
depot here On Thursday. Three
cara could scarcely hold the crowd
Of children, teachers, parents and
friends who were variously num-
bered at 800 to 500. They left for
the Guyer Hot Springs and had a
happy time among the trees with
the contents of their baskets. The
expedition originated with the Meth
odist congregation at Shoshone,
largely under the influence of Rev.
Mr. Alexander, assisted all along
the line of the railroad by friends
OF the young people.
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ELEcToRs should remember that
registration will commence on Sat-
urday, August 23d. See official
notice and list of registrars.
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THE school marshal has CON-
rleted the census of the ketchum
school district, and reports So boys
and II girls; total 100.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho,
Lima 4 pOA

June 8, $780, (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled 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 July 26. 1890, viz: Martin Barry,
for the Eh SEA and E11: NE14, Sec. 81, TIP.
4 N, r. Is K.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of, said land, viz. Sydney Ven
able, H. NJ. Freeman, James Fort, James
Murray, oil of Ketchum, Idaho.
H. O. BILLINGS, Register
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THE examination Of the four men
arrested at Ketchum last last week
was still pending yesterday before
Judge Eedsull at Bellevue.
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NOTICE is given to-day to both
political parties that two prominent
citizens of Alturas county are can
didates for the sheriff's Office. T..
u. Bellinger is now county assessor,
and all familiar with the business
OF that Office know that it has been
faithfully and ably managed, and
10 the satisfaction of the people.
II called to perform the duties Of
sheriff, We are assured that they will
be satisfactorily performed.
Mr.. James Mcpherson, of Bullion,
Is miner, and favorably known as
q worthy, capable gentleman, who,
Y chosen by his party, will make
strong candidate. If he and Mr..
bellinger should bs pitted against
each other the county will be in
good hands. as far as that Office is
concerned -. -.
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TIE thermometer has ranged
from so to IS degrees during the
rast week at Ketchum.
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A NAN giving the name of VIM.
A. Sheriff. was arrested by Consta-
bic Marlatt, Wednesday, and taken
to Haley for examination. The
warrant was issued from the pro-
bate court on complaint of w. s.
Mack, in effect, charging said defen-
dant with obtaining money on false
pretenses., 1t was alleged that Sher-
rill was using a bogus bank check,
and on it obtained a loan in Haley.
The court fixed the bond at $50 and
set the case for hearing on Friday,
pending which defendant, having
failed to give the required bond,
was committed tothe care of Jailor
Stanton. He is said to be car
penter lately employed at the Haily
Hot Springs at 81 per day, and was
lately 4 resident of Colorado.
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FISHING TACKLE, made expressl2
for Wood river fishing, just received
at Steward Bros. drug store.
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YESTERDAYS New York quota
tions-Silver, 1.12; Lead, $4.35.
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Expulsion Of Jews.

A dispatch from Vienna, dated
July 81, says: Action is impend.
ing in Russia for the expulsion Of
Hebrews, numbering four millions
from that country. Action is said
to be contemplated as the only
means for putting an end to the
constant strife between poorer class
es Of citizens, peasants and Hebrews
growing out of money transactions
and race hatreds. The Rothschilds
are urging France to use her intiu-
ence with Russia for the prevention
of threatened expulsion.
The following dispatch to the
Salt Lake Herald. dated Pocatello,
Idaho, August 9Th, discusses a po-
litical condition that advertises
other counties:
Things are getting desperate. Dubois
friends are willing to trade the whole
Republican party for senatorship in
order to strengthen the legislative ticket
The y are seeking prominent Democrats
AS candidates for county and district otf-
c-s, but they won't bite. They have been
humbcgged long enough. The antics say
all legislative candidates must pledge
themselves for Dubois before nomination..
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FOR SHERIFF..

/ hereby announce myself candidate
for Sheriff of Alturas County, subject to
the decision of the Republican County Con.
vention. w. G. TATRO.
HALEY, Idaho, August I, 1890.
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Ta;on Pacific Railway.-Looal Care

FAST BOUND FROM KErcHuA.
No $40, Express, leaves At. LIVE NJ
WEST BOUND TO KETcHUA-
-, 20, Express, arrives at. 40 A. n,
Main Line, Nos. and 2, The Overland
p,s wa" carry through Pullman Sleepers,
ryleIi Sleepers, Free Chair Cars and
Co lohhis between Portland and Denver.
Soaehh Kansas City, st. Louis, st. Paul or
Chicago. ,p, ..rho 1;n,;taa Fast
NJ ;, carry Pullman Dining and Sleeping
G Ga.. between Portland and Chicago.
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Remittances must be either by New York
Draft, Express or Registered Letter, Amer
lean money Collections can be made by
Express Companies or Banks. Ticket sent
direct to management will be paid by drafts
on New York, Montreal, st. Paul, Chicago.
San Francisco or City of Mexico. For fur
thur information address
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager,
Apartado 43. ZacatecaS, Mexico.
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;LUB RATES: 6 Tickets for $4,000
Special Rates arranged with agents.
AGENTS WANTED In every

city III United States and british America.
The payment of Prizes is guaranteed by
a special deposit of five hundred thousand
dollars ] $40, 0J0)with the State Government
and approved by Jesus Arechiga, Governor.
Drawings under the personal supervision
of Lie. Herminio Arteaga, who is appoint
ed by the Government as Intervention.
Il CERTIFY that with the State Treasurer
all necessary guarantees are deposited, as
surfing full payment of all prizes OF this
drawing. HERMINIo ARrEAGA,
TntarypntOr
The morning call., 1890-09-23

OAKLAND BOARDING AND ROOMS.
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEAUTlFIED AT
vi 1886 Market St. Oakland, ly artist au3l II
ELEGANT ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN- SUITE, AT
L the Albany, Fifteenth and Broadway Oakland;
one block from the narrow-gauge depot; table is
surpassed: elevator and artesiau water; rSt-cilss
In every way. 6. a. 0IAUERHAN. Propr etor.1l 3m
The morning call., 1890-09-23

Apples ss oses are auotable at 121s@lso u,
f G%s S olic 3aseSss ? r. Fitted
1se z u; White Nectarines, le@i7c; Caiiforns
IIunes, SH2G lie; Grapes. 314G334c q ID Pears,
unpeeled Bartetts.
fair TO good, 81 1901 90 = box with the nsSaI al,
vance for fractional boxes. WV ''-''' "u-
NUTS-New crop softshell Almonds l3cSl4c. new
Wanus SOLE 10. We quote old cron rs follow W.
Chiie Walnuts. Zoe; Peanuts, S99c; Hickory Nuts
Br3zii Nuts, nominal at l29l2i2c T. ID. Cocoanits
s1 vEGEIABLEs-Sot much change Marrowrat
0kra 5O@65c q box: Green Peppers 255aioc ECU fol
Chile and i0@50c p box for Bell; Tomatoes I. -oe
boxes, 25(G4Oc g box for River and 4OS,s0S q q
box FOR Bay; Green Corn, 65eGSl rs q s1rG A., "
crate for common 10 good aud 2OG22I6c a do .
Alameda: Summer Squash, 25@4Oc , box Tor To1 I iOr
box for Bay; Pickles 7jc , box for small aa g
Sndss oi 1sise; Caooage, roc z ctI; Feed Carrots
ctl; Garlic: 7qlUc u N. ''ipS' - 20 q
0svIsioNs-Eastern covered Breakfast Bacon
l%Gl312c n 10; California smoked Barnn o. ~ "a,
for heavy and medium and l3l3ISc for Iibt e i1e
@14c for extra ght Bacon Sides 9IS@gsIc a <:
l4Ec; California Hams. salt. I2i4@i2iSc a NJ NJ
refrigerator-enred, l3Gl312c; Lard. terces Fasr.
tierces. 9A@91ac; half-bbls, glaGga4c; tins iae
pails, iUIb' iC12c: do. 5-b. l0i4c; kegs. 9s4Gioc
81 family do, sIi 50@I2; clear PORK sio sepSs5S9g,
extra prime. SIG 50G17; extra clear S2OG26 So.
mess 90 81 SO is % q Dbl; Pig Pork, Is keg sYa
. 70 Pigs, Feet $l29l2 so 4 bbl SmOsed Beef
1lMG12c = 10. '0''
HoPS-Quiet ana unchanged at 32I2d35c a H.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy salted steers ara
auotabie at Sl2c y 10; medium, &c p u; light
o12c e II; Cowhides. 5lac; saIted Kin. 6a7c salted
Calf. Sa9c: dry Hides. usual selection, lO6oilc
dry kps, l0@lOiac: dry CHI, lOQIOIac; Trme
Goatskins 40(q5Oc each; medium do, 25(935c small
skihs' 1Uq2Uc; beerssins, good summer, BOO
S5c; medium. 25c; thin zoe p NJ SheepssInS
sbearlngs, lOGZOc; short wool. 3O05Oc medium
65@90c; long wool, 9Oc9sl Is r. To- Culis OF MI
gre SKI
lively higher.
TALLoW-Fair to good rendered, 3l4@3Jhc; re-
fined. 5g1 14c; Grease. 2S4 G3c p 10.
WOOL - Fail clips are QuOtable as follows.
Choice Northern, l4Gl6c: defective Northern l25a
l3c; Mountain free. ll@l3I2c: San Joaquin and
Southern defective, SglOc. We quote spring Gins:
Eastern Oregon, lao lsI2c; Valley Oregon 2OG22c:
Nevada, l5Ql7c; choice Northern 1917 G9Oc: Hum
bodI ana MendOcino 20d22c; San joaquin and
Southern seven months, 129I5c 4 10.
The morning call., 1890-09-23
RUNYON WAS RATIFIED.
A Newly Welded Man Deserts Hi
Nife.

A Newly Welded Man Deserts His
Wife.
On Monday or Tuesday last George Run
yon, son or o. X. Runyon, the wealthy
rancher who resides near CORTLAND, called
at downtown hotel and engaged front
room, saying that he was en- route to Oak
land to be married and would be in this city
with his bride some time during the week.
He arrived here on Thursday evenings
train, accompanied by comedy young
woman, registered as George Runyon and
wife, and the couple were shown to their
apartment. In short time Runyon again
appeared at the hotel office, carrying his
valise, passed out to the street, entered car
riage, and that was the last seen of him.
His bride of a few hours waited his coming
in vain. and the next day went to the resi-
dence of her sister-in-law in this city.
The friends of young Runyon are unable
to account for his queer action.
The only excuse offered in Runyon's de-
Tense is that he is ratified" and that get
ting married had unduly agtated what littls
gray matter is contained in his Uranium.
1t is stated that Runyon bought ticket
for the East, and that the ticket was used
whether the purchaser Travelled on it or
nOt-Sacramento Bee Sept ODD.
The morning call., 1890-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept %. - The stock ma rket opened
lower this morning and notwithstanding efforts TO
rally the market the weakness increased, and the
lowest prices OF the day were reached in the last
hour. The close quiet but weak at about the
lowest prices of the day, and North American was
down 4, Union Pacific 2Is, Rock Island ., Northern
Pacific Preferred Is. Governments heavy. Petro-
leum weak. Pennsylvania Spot opened at SOS and
closed at So october opened at Sl$4 and closed
at S01s.
NEW YORK, Sept 22.-Unted States Bonds: as
1909; 41a's lO3z4 Northern Pacific. 301a; Cana
dian Pacific, 70; Central Pacific, SO; Atchi son,
ABS; Union Pacific. 5Sas; Wells-Fargo. l4O;
Western Union s3A; Silver, us; Sterling,
81 sllaD4 So.
NEW YORK, Sept 22.-wheat, cash, 81 o.;
December, 81 0l7s.
Flour-Quiet.
Cofee-S13 Is.
Sugar-5 7-l6g6 1-l6c.
HideS-15c.
COpper-Lake SIG 75
Tin-Spot, S25.
Lead-Domestic, So 1919.
1ron-Sl4.
PetrOleum-SU
The morning call., 1890-09-23
4" HOME, SWEET HOME"
The Folsom Prison Escapes Again Wi
Warden Aull.

The Folsom Prison Escapes Again With
Warden Aull.
Detective William Arlington, who accom-
panied Deputy Warden Robinson and
Thomas Hughes, of the Folsom State Prison,
to Ogden, Utah, after the four escapes-C.
III. kohler, Matthias Blumer, Tom Wilson
and Charles Geierman-returned home last
evening. To a Bee reporter Mr., Arlington
said they had no trouble with the convirts,
although they took all precaution against
treachery by ironing them heavily. OF
course. the prisoners were greatly cast down
in spirits, as they had made such herculean
effort to escape. They had worked steadily
on their tunnel. through earth and rock,
since last November without detection.
They told the officers that after getting out
of prison they walked across the country to
Newcastle, where they arrived next morning.
During the day they lid low," and
at night started eastward. They walked to
Wadsworth, New, where they boarded
train and beat their way to Ogden. Arriving
there they secured work digging in a ditch
They had kept together because they
thought that IN union there would be
streng,h-aS in strength they might lie able
TO oyerpower any one who might attempt TO
make their arrest. One ight they attempted
to rob man, and while couple of them
held him the others began to rifle his
pockets. The victim, however, had stout
pair of lungs and used them Justify. A
couple Of men, who were driving by in n
buggy, heard the creS for help ami hurried
to the rescue, when the thieves ran away.
The newcomers, however, ran ana caught
one of them and landed him IN prison. where
the Chief of Police recognized him. from
photograph sent out by Warden Aull, and
at once sent out his officers to search for the
other conyicts. Before morning they had
them behind the bars.-Sacramento Bee,
September odd,
The morning call., 1890-09-23

Assessments Tending,
The following is list OF asso ssments now lending
The morning call., 1890-09-23

take their pictures The innocent children
of the forest were willing, and the bucks
and squavs began to pose in their most
killing" way One young buck wanted to
appear as especially dad" and bloodthirsty,
so he pulled out large revolver aud held It
across his lap. He was so deeply engrossed
in watching the artist that he forgot himself
and pulled the trigger. There was a loud re-
port, a war-whoop, and the photographer,
believing he had been shot at grabbed his
instrument and started on a run up Second
street. 1t was found. however, that the In
dian had shot himself through his left hand
and leg, and he was taken to the Receiving
Hospital, where Officer Rider dressed his
wounds. This completed a big Indian took
the wounded man upon his back and carried
him to the campoUdie OH the banks of the
acknowledgements Bee, Sept. Odd.