The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-06-04


1uF KETCHUM KEYSTONE
V....... JUNE 4. 1s9.
s~rRpAY's New York quota
! ,..ias.M YES $o.sS4; Lead, 1870
DIV r. OSBORN will preach al
Hn Church tomorrow evening
u 1.-THE the usual hour.
nerformance given last Tues
Ih 1a;ght by the Chicago Novelty
day dy, r.S although rather lightly
ConlPas aj was good entertainment
and ar' those who did attend were well
r nur are some indications of a
I'll hI sized boom at the old Vienna
en; suing camp the present season.
T Tnrei Is some truth in the old say
~ that "dead things sometimes
crawl"
mr. summit on the ketchum
rba]lis toll road is now free OF
snu and the Salmon River stage
, sn0 is making good time, reaching
. al the important mining camps in
one day.
1rssr HUGHES and Joe Hunter
lated with their teams Wednesday
:" houl ore from Boyle mountain.
Thoro is considerable ore on the
inmns at that camp waiting trans
portation:
THE citizens of Ketchum are re-
orested to be present at the fire.
qTsn,s meeting to be held Monday
evening, next, for the purpose of
making the necessary arrangements
for the proper observance and Gel
ebration of Independence Day.
THE Womans' Club of Ketchum
holds its first meeting in the Meth
odist Church to-day, June 4th, at
3 o'clock P. NJ.
.Nev occasions teach new duties:
Time makes ancient good uncouth,
They must upward still and onward,
Who would keep abreast of Truth"
SAM WILSON and 0. K. Kneal got
m and busted last Tuesday, and
have gone out to the Gold Belt on
Camas praire on prospecting trip.
These gentlemen have become gen.
uine gold bugs. Alas the soft whis-
pers and silvery exhortations are
things of the past.
Ar a regular meeting of the Sill
yer Club held in Metropolitan hall
on the 2Sth ult., an assessment of
25 cents per member was levied to
defray the current expenses of the
club, and all members were re-
quested to hand the same to Treas
urer Frank ]. Stone at once, as the
club is in need of funds. The next
meeting will be held June 18th.
GU. JOHNSTON came in from vi
emma via Walkers line, Monday.
Chris made the trip in one day from
the mine. His feet were consider
ably SWOLLEN on account of the
fatiguing task but a mountaineer
like him is always equal to an
emergency. He reports everything
looking we'll on the granite range.
Mr.. Johnson is on his way to Salt
Lake City, and expects to return
in few day.
A GLOVE contest for a purse of
$500 will take place at HALEY June
18th between Red Phillips of Boise,
champion lightweight Of Idaho,
and Joe Tehe, champion middle
weight of Wood River. Phillips
was in Ketchum last Tuesday and
made call at the KEYSTONE Office.
Sizing up the lightweight, we are
inclined to believe that Phillips will
make it lively for Tehe in the con-
test for the prize.
AFTER an absence of eight months
from his mine, Major Hyndman
left Ketchum for Sawtooth last
Monday to visit his first love, the
Silver King mine. We hope that
ere the Major returns the white
metal will have advanced $1.29 %
per ounce and more if it were pos
sible Look out for the silver plank
in the platform of the national re-
publican convention that meets at
Minneapolis next Tuesday.
WHAT'S the matter with the Phil
adelphia & Idaho Co.'s North Star
mine? We learn that six more
miners were let out last Tuesday,
yet the mine is reported to be look
ing as we'll as ever. The prospect
OF passing Senator Stewards free
coinage bill in the Senate and the
rdoption of a free coinage plank in
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