The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-04-04

M Kf1cHuM KEYSTONE:
APRIL 4, 1891 .,
I 1rppAY's New York quota ! ot, I
f.s~ Isilr 9stc.; Lead $4'ozt' t,
w. ,c1Es, bright and new at n
. srl'J J. stones drug store. .: q
GAGS Of la grippe have appeared b
It Sslubrla. -
u,Ts are out. There was 9
nv Ian in town this week. :
n. J. c. SMITH has our than thanks a
,oI n 3 copy Of the Farmers voice. :, n
w. nr saws U. P. surveyors will y y
Rlron Commence surveying for a - -
'..;lroad at Welser. h
.n,c hosting works are In o
.ocncessful use at DeLamar 8 mines - =
u Vovyhee county. d d
rue Bellevue Herald is encour, a
~. 81 the growing interest and T
;;Ssuroved prospects IN inc '''Ne' u -
that locality. 7
xoru,yo further is known of the .
Noin niomons and Nodinc. and it Y
isr w. ~ probable the bodies will be !"
ttouud before May or June h
r,, hare spots on the hill sides lie
-. charging, and the snow slowly d.
:s rn's away in spite of the cold la
, nights and frequent cloudy days e;
cuosuoyE is figuring on 10000 ~
Ion water tank, not to drink from 4,
si. .nurse. but to quench fres-a =,
good Thought and wise precaut'0n' R
VIC. PuRDY, who has been en-
..,sd in the wood business during o!
Il, S winter just closed, moved into i te
, ,o With his family during the pt
week. ----- er
r,cvrrs for G. A. r. meeting, to -
:. held in Boise City April 2Sth to 70
smb will be on sale April 10Th to pl
SMh inclusive; good for return W
May ID. Fare for round trip vi 10. =,
Ar the late beauty contest" at ii
Caldwell the distinction Of being NJ
,he handsomcst man in town, was "a
awarded to China jim, and they ar
say he is not an unusually hand re
uu,e Chinaman either. til
GEORGE MONTGOMERY, a former in
Wood River miner, is reported to M
have struck a rich gold mine near til
Death Valley, in California. Mug IN
gets of gold stick out of the quartz ~
like pums in a pudding. CO
A ROAD was broken TO the Guyer :"
Hot Springs last week, but the new .,
fill of snow soon filled it up again. ca
l.is now open, however, end will OF
stay open for this season unless 'r
something unusual should happen. ?,
rnE weather in this locality is rs
shout as enigmatical as Dubois ~ j..
.es. in the United States Senate, h.
lisa case Of quen sahe. One can't 81
til what will be next on the pro- to
CANINE, and hardly what was last. te
Ks mixed. ca
-- tt
The Silver Messenger informs us OF
Tia. Geo NJ. Snow, administrator
uithe estate Of II. 4. Pearsons, de- :,
ceased, has leased the Washington .,
mill ind mine to f. Smith & Co. u,
Mr. Snow left Bonanza last week 81
lOr Salt Lake. h
The dispatches again announce D
The appointment of Joseph Pink sc
ham to the marshalship of Idaho. Il
Joe is having a hard time Of it, but "
With the Presidents help he has a.
probably gotten there at last, at
!esst until the Senate meets next
El. Ia
For the cd scmi-annual Confer :,
'nce Of the Church of Jesus Christ =
OF Latter Day Saints to be held in !.
Sahlake April 4th to 9th, inclusive, -
me following rate for round trip W
Will be made-$15.9O. Tickts on q
"e from April I'd to 9th, inclusive :,
s0od tor return until April 18th. -
Misses JOSIE PERKINS and Nora j.
''llnn know how to make ice cream 81
ana cake. We can speak authori- al
aaVely on this subject, have tested "a
NE portions with which they sup "
pIied the keystone office one day te
VI a's week. They were delicious. is
many thanks, ladies. ii
w, AIR: JAS. A. KEITH, of Highland, =,
minors, President of the Cinnabar II
"snlng Company. passed through t. t.
, W this week en- route to the mine. -
M w. was accompanied by Professor Il
,nioo'Oschne'der, mettallurgist for
'e company, and r. Mckenzie, NJ.