The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1893-09-23

AIC league. AeI Iut 8OOA WORK go on.
The rabbits have destroyed over
1000 trees for the Nampa nursery.
Soda Springs has a new newspa-
per called the Young Republican,"
The Grimes Greek placer mines
made an average clean up of SIS a
day.
w. A. Woodin's livery stable at
Pocatello was burned on the 10th
inst.
A daily stage line is to be started
between Idaho Falls and St. An
thony.
A new patent roller Touring mill
is being erected at Manan, Fremont
county.
Juror and witness certificates of
the Canyon county court are un-
saleable.
Free text books have increased
the attendance at the Pocatello pub
lie schools.
A Fremont county man will be
tried for insanity, because be whip
ped his wife.
The Ceur d'Alene mines have
about all resumed, paying their
miners So a day.
The Gold Hill mine has turned
out q $500 gold brick as the result
of two weeks run.
The Idaho Commercial Compa
ny, of Weiser, has failed. Liabili-
ties $4,000; assets, 100000.
Mountain Home is overrun with
tin-horn gamblers. macks, hobos,
aud disreputsble characters.
Ore from Sheep Mountain was
brought into Boise City which as
sayed $50 ounces of silver per ton.
Hogan, "the Stiff" a we'll known
character in Idaho, has been given
80 days in the Boise Jail for vag-
rancy.
George Miner, of Wardner, has
been appointed deputy collector of
internal revenue for the Northern
District of Idaho.
The Salubria sports had three
days of horse racing this week, and
the Challis people enjoyed two days
of the same sport.
The Knights of Labor warn all
miners to keep away from the Ceur
d'Alene country, as there is no
work in that section.
The Boise City street railway
nets its owners $3.50 month, and
the state board of equalization ex-
empted it from taxation.
Numerous marriages are reported
all over the state. Hard times is
causing the young men to cut their
expenses to the minimum.
The officers Of Mountain Home
raided an opium joint in that town
last week, arresting nine Cinnamon
and capturing a lot of opium.
The directors of the Boise base
ball club have been sued by the
Overland hotel for $88. Base ball
is an expensive luxury in Boise.
The heaviest taxpayer of Ban
mock county is J. NJ. Ingersoll, who
is assessed at $50, 900, and the next
is H. O. Hardness, assessed at $685.
| $4,000.
The total assessable property of
Bannock county, including the
railroad property, is $2,O43,5O7.
Of this amount $780,, 800 belongs in
Pocatello.
George Beam, of Swan Valley,
Lemhi county, committed suicide
last week, by shooting himself in
the breast. 1t is thought that he
was insane.
The Moscow Star complains be-
cause the Moscow boys indulge in
charivari parties to newly married
couples, and wants them arrested
| for disturbing the peace. The edi-
| tor of the Star never was boy, or
he wouldn't advise such stringent
measures to prevent boyhood pleas
urcs.
Hon. John HALEY, Of Bellevue,
who was sent to Washington, from
Logan county, to lobby for the sill
YER cause, has returned home, and
seems satisfied that the Wood River
delegates did some good for the
silver fight. uncle John" re-
turned $50 to the committee who
raised the money to pay his ex-
penses.
L. A. York, editor of the Silver
City Avalanche, was married on
last Tuesday to Miss Catherine
Brady, at Weiser. We congratulate
Brother York, and hope that at the
expiration of a year that he will
not have to put up notice like
the one that appeared on the White
House the other day. It read "A
boy wanted"