The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-01-07

ms KETCHuM KEYSTONE
SATURDAY ...:.. :1ANoAn. :. ~.
vs.rrRpAY's New York quota
.;ons: Silver, $o.S2A, Lead, 1910.
MANY local weather prophets pre-
dict an early spring.
TIE old year passed away with
tho usual sad tolling of the bells.
THERE will be regular services AT
the Union Church tomorrow nignt
conducted by Rev. F. X. Gillette.
Gov Mcconnell has appointed
Frank R. Gooding of Logan county
a director of the insane asylum,
vice w. G. Hill, resigned.
"IJncle Billy" Donald, blacksmith
at the Red Cloud, is visiting friends
in Ketchum, during the temporary
shut down of that mine.
THE correspondent of the Salt
Lake Tribune from Boise, puts
George J. Lewis, tour George" as
leader of the populist forces.
GEo. B. FLORENCE, of Sawtooth,
has been elected assistant clerk OF
the House at Boise. Mr.. Florence
is a good republican and a compe'
tent man.
A PERSON is prematurely old when
badness occurs before the forty
fifth year. Use Halls Hair Remover
to keep the scalp healthy and pre-
vent badness.
The latest rum or is that the silver
statue of Miss Ada Rehan, repre-
senting Justice, will be embellisheo
BY garter buckles ornamented by
Idaho al amond.
New YEAR was ushered in with
q smile from Heaven. The sky wal
cloudless, and the bright sun shont
with the delightful warmth OF {
perfect Spring day.
THE season for killing deer hal
expired. II the law had went IL
force a month earlier it would hav
saved hundreds of the poor animal
which were driven into snow bank
and killed by the herd.
GEORGE A. WILLIAMS, Chairman
of the Populist Central Committee
of Alturas county, has been electe'
Sergeant alarms Of the Senate, b.
the Democrats and Populists. MI
Williams will make a good ottlcei
SHERIFF CAMPBELL, Of Logan
county, has been appointed Wal
den of the State penitentiary b
Governor Mcconnell. w. l.. Cudd
of Bullion, Alturas county, ha
received the appointment Of Deput
Warden.
THE following is report Of tn
First Bank Of Ketchum of the 81
yer, gold and lead shipped fror
here during the year commencln
December !, 1891, and endIn
December /, 1892: Silver, 74,o7
or; gold, 1921 o. lead. 7o9,355
lbs; ore $4,000 lbs.
LEAP year with all it's privilege
has passed down the corridors
time. Old bachelors can breat
easy now. How trying II mu
have been to their nervous system
this constant dread of propose
They would have jumped-prob
bly, at the chance.
WHO wouldn't live on Woo
River? While the people east a
chewing tough, frozen bull beef, II
Wood-riverite is eating the deli
ious aesthetic speckle trout, fres
from the sparkling waters of II
De2utlIul river kLldl lAONc Ad0 6AAA
and musically past his door.
JOHN MosLER, who was taken
the county hospital last Wedne
day by John La Roux, died yeste
day morning at 5 o'clock, of co
sumption. Mr.. Mosler was a natl
of Ohio, 35 years old, and came
Wood River in 1888. He has-be
sick some time, principally car
for by Mr.. LaRoux, who is cou
tryman of his father.
GRIFr THOMAS and John Deari
have returned to their mine
Warm Spring creek. GriH We
up Sunday, with his rabbit foot
to break the trail, but John, who
not the lucky possessor of one
those time honored charms, did n
leave until Thursday. The DO
expect soon to strike it rich NJ
that Griff has become possessed
this lucky rabbit foot"
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