The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1892-07-09
STATE NEWS.

White has purchased OF Salisbury
\ the stage line running between
> Mountain Home and Rocky Bar,
{ and assumed control of the same
. on the LIST. While We welcome the
change of proprietorship we sin-
cerely regret to lose Mr.. Ream, who
has been experimenting the line
for the past two months, for BY his
uniform and gentlemanly actions
toward every one whom he has
come in contact he has endeared
himself to all. Mr.. Ream will re-
turn to California where he will be
engaged in similar capacity.
George Bell. a few days ago, went
out to Lake Gilmore to catch mess
Of trout. He says there are bushels
of dead speckled beauties lying
in the shallow water running be-
tween the Canyon creek canal and
the lake, and he thinks that in
attempting to leave the lake and
return to the mountains the fish
were killed in the shallow, hot
water, rendered so by the extreme
heat of the past week.
] De Lamar Nugget: Six men
accidentally sat down to dinner
together at the War Eagle Hotel
in Silver City, the other day, and
while enjoying chicken fricassee and
other good things which that splen-
did hostelry supplies, one of them
figured up the aggregate of their
combined ages and found it to be
three hundred and ninety years.
They were jolly set of young old
men, and all of them old-timers on |
this coast. Their experiences would
furnish Judge Goodwin with mate
rial for book which would surpass
the "Comstock Club" in interest. !
The party consisted of Capt. Paul,
Judge Lyman, John Crete, William
Davis, w. S. Seaton and J. D. Lud-
wig. They are all good story tell
ers, good company for young men.
and all except Seaton and Ludwig,
who are young enough to know
better, enjoy game ofsolo or freeze
out for the cigsrs.
Caldwell Tribune: TT. Sutton,
of ketchum, was in town Saturday
and Sunday comforting with the
Peoples party executive committee
in regard to starting a party organ. !
We understand that they have suf-
ficient money for the enterprise and ..
that they will start a red hot party i
organ in Boise soon. Mr.. Sutton
will be the editor. :
Statesman A woman with two
children is working" the charita-
ply disposed people of Boise. She ,
Is fraud and should be given !
vide berth. Her plaintive story il ,
hat her husband was recently ter. I
IDLY injured in sawmill at Poca-
;ello. Having four children to sup
port, she left his side to battle with /,
he world. AS no one has been j
Turing the past six or seven months. 4
INJURED in Pocatello sawmill the Il
alsity of the woman's tale is pal
Fable. Yesterday the old wretch u
vas seen to numerically chastise p
me of her children. The cause for .
he brutal beating was not appar-
mt, but the lack of success of the :
title ones side hunts for aims prob
bly, brought upon her the wrath OF
Ter reputed parent.
Bellevue Herald: Hon. John
Haley is pushing development n
york on his claims in the Resurrec- d
ion district, and is taking out very Z Z
me ore. Sample assays made in n,
Boise City last winter gave returns z
8 high as thirty dollars per ton. io
ar. HALEY is now running the aras-
"a which he put up for the pur- 10
'ose of making test. In addition d
0 the arastra test he may ship 10
ar load or two to Denver and have &c &c
test made by some concentrating or
recess. By the time Mr.. HALEY u
cts through experimenting with -
is ore he will thoroughly under. ru
tand it. There is no doubt but that e e
carries gold enough. What is 5.
'anted is the right process to catch i
!. Before works are put up this \.
oint will be ascertained.-A COL Of
ny of grasshoppers, four miles in CO.. &C
myth, have appeared on the west
N end Of Camas Prairie. The high y;
alter in the streams impedes their tn.
rogress. As yet they are small, :rs
|ack specks about the size of II
ain of wheat. The farmers hope Or
lat before their wings develop 80 the
'at they can fly, crops will have pu
atured sufficiently to be safe from the
eir attack. WI
Idaho Democrat H. B. Elm -
bod, q young man but a few
onths married, living on a ranch
ar Hunter, was killed by light
ng on Thursday last within
ort distance of his home. He \
ID just started with team and Ma
agon after load of wood. The ~
sctric bolt struck him on the head is ]
ID knocked him from the wagon. ina ina
is death was instantaneous. The
,htning burned a round hole in lod
3 hat and scorched his hair. He G I5ee