The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-07-16

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5=7-.--...JUL JULY 10. 1892
@rsnAY's New York quota
ions: Silver, .o:s6a; Lead '4'i''
n,.runE badness may be pre-
f iad and the hair made to grow
vsnt SsaS is already bald. by the use
Si Halls Vegetable olclilan mar
.rer party of young people
a Halle HALEY. properly chaperoned.
t, .o.sed through Ketchum on Thurs.
passeoun their way to some point
day, ~ ,own where they will camp
few days.
,,,,,,rrn CHASE, of Portland,
An passed through Ketchum
Oregon ~eek on his way to Challis,
s there in future he will have charge
w " che editorial department of the
c o. ' County Graphic.
H.. Miller, after a couple OF
a any Law off, has again resumed
h;s former position as one OF the
a DIS nee on the Ketchum and
s snSr river stage line. Ike is the
Sass manipulation of the ribbons,
o uod' if you keep your seat" he will !!
hsr sure to get you "thar on time.
TUE second free social dance Of
a.. season will be given at the
e e., Hot Springs next Wednes-
S Su' evening, July goth. H. NJ.
S S,swsrt, proprietor of the Guyer
Swings Hotel, extends a cordial
;nry;tation to everybody to come and
s ,n one of these pleasant enter
tsinments.
w n. Casio came down from
Vienna on Thursday and left the
same day for his placer diggings,
At the three forks Of Warm Springs
creek. Mr.. Caste says that Chris
johnston is getting things in shape
10 make a run of the Vienna mill
and expects to start the stamps
sometime next month.
THE last speck of snow on the
TOP of Mount Badly, opposite town.
cave up the ghost last Sunday, July
10th. The most conspicuous objec,
now to be seen upon the barren
crown is the little white flag float
jne to the breeze. "Old Badly
will have rest from snow for about
three months. Maybe so, maybe
not
General J. 3. Winters and his
daughter, Miss Georgia Writers, OF
Haley, accompanied by Jno. Beatty
Of Kirkendall, Jones & company
Of Omaha, Nebraska, and J. NJ.
rutherford of Salt Lake City, made
very pleasant visit to friends in
Ketchum last Saturday and Sun
day, taking in the Guyer Ho,
Springs in the meantime.
EAsLEY's Sawtooth stage had
eight passengers aboard of it last
Wednesday morning bound tor the
upper country. The fishing season
at the Red Fish lakes will soon
commence and our Wood river
nimrods will very soon be kicking
up the dust in the roads in the
direction of these beautiful sheets
Of water under the shadow of the
Sawtooth range of mountains.
MILr MOURNING and w. J. OAR
liugton left Ketchum last Wednes-
day by the Sawtooth stage, their
destination being the Fisher gold
mine, located upon a tributary OF
the east fork of the Salmon river.
We understand that Mr.. Darlington
has a bond and lease on the Fisher
mine and intends trying the cyanide
process in the reduction Of ores
from that mine.
". H. RAYMOND, a we'll known
mining man of Nevada and Cal
lfornia, died in San Francisco on
the 9Th instant. Mr.. Raymond was
3! one time a half owner of the
Raymond and Ely mine at Phoebe,
Nevada, in it's palmy days. Many
old miners both in Nevada and
Idaho will be sorry when they learn
Of the death Of honest "Uncle
Billy" as he was familiarly called.
COMPANY Of" which is the HALEY
company Of the state militia, left
for the scene of the labor troubles
IN the Ceur d'Alenes early Tuesday
morning. Many of the members
we're out of town and could not be
notified in time to be ready. How
ever, twenty-one reported for duty
and under command of CAPTAIN