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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-09-15

No. 22s.
sEeusLlsHED NOTICE q,

No. 22s.
srsusllsHrp MOTTO. a,
U11xxn sTAr1s Land .Or,,cr
haiiey, Idaho. September X 81
Eouce y hereby given that Az 'N
Uollarhlde, Lewis G. DollerS:4 ande \
Ptnkham and Albert Grifitln Ne, Jos,sS
office address Is Ketchum AZ, whose -
Idaho Territory, have thi, ds s,1 a. oouaS
applicati for patent for 8; ny med tht},
linear feet of the A''esn hund,st
"EAsT SIDE,
s .vuS. "a m ,ne OF VEN, bearing eaIen.
s;t,,sta siou4G As. SIX hundred feet IN M
cnnrtv - IN aI tlt.le Smoky mining AVG; xsh
and designated by the field I no.y OF ldaiss
cial plat on file in this Office -. and Oh.
hfty,seven, said lot No. 81 hs Ss 10! nuAI,,
as follows, to-wit: 'ns desesibss
Beginning at the discovery .t...
thence north 40 So 4ON west s'a 1,1 nnah,
polnt on north end of claim. 10 10 ieet To-
49o - west 2O2 feet to east side l E;rsnce sodt
lode to post set in earth and sta Me OF Scott
corner NO. !; thence north zoo 1H; mound
feet to northeast corner of cis;r east s.
in earth and stone mound on, post NJ
thence south 40 59' 4SM aos v.odr Ir M. !.
cend!ng and quartering hi1js,S5sN ieet: y
l500teet, descending on Warm Sns 70 ridgv
side TO- southeast corner of clsi;r' n8scfesk
IN earth and stone mound ooA, post IT
thence south 400 IS, west Is, Snef No. g.
ing small ridge 655 feet on Level ~, ascend
SIDE to southwest corner of c,a;ass 'ons hlQ
IN earth and stone mound Gu post II
thence north $50 IS west $50 fset nel No. L;
70 ridge 459 feet, DESCENDING snS ascending
ing hillside on Little Smoke s; Sha 2uartss.
corner No. 2 of survey M s,n ;,nnset.a9
intersect corner No. 8 of snrv. zH tee
ana angle III west side line Of c,s{S,,S no. "
1!te al discovery: corner No. S: thsnna oppe.
10Y " west z82 feet, DESCENDING ~ aol0
esr1ng hillside along east side Of ,n N.Y. 99!''
Ply 20 corner No. Of claim and J' w No.
oeg,nnlng; magnetic variation lso E q
containing 1886 acres. A0' " east
from corner No. east side n ~.
NE; pears south $50 l6, west Pa 6 - ~.
Inc location Of this mine ia reco, isss
ne recorders office Of Alturas V coxs, q
auaho lerrltory. The adjoining cl.;sou.u
gum Sanker Hill" Isabella" Covers q. q;
Any and all persons claimin, .a..,.,,
any PYTHON OF SAID " East Side lode m;a!!
adverse claims with the Res;s ~ .n e. nelt
United States Land Office at HaiIav u y
county OF Alturas aforesaid dnyy;n ~ us
sixty days period of publication hong. ~
they will be barred by virtue Of "t tha o.
visions of the statute. VI we pro.
Il. 0. BILLINGS, Rep;s,.,
1t is hereby ordered that the forssa.
notice OF application for patent Ih, he %s
hshed for the period of GO DAYS ton u pue'
secutive weeks in the KEYsToSr 's' u. oeq
newspaper published at Ketchum ISs sy
II. Q. BILLINGS, Reeist tuo'
A. y. P!NKHAM. Atty for Ciaim sn.a
FIRST publication, Sept. II, 1887
First republication, August 30 1So
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-09-15
AG n 8,

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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-09-15

6eeente499h = q e, q eoyelper Of
4 st3ee oodlepf1nK, D Is doe1 upUd me
ihcunbent many faql Mites Tor graf311g
a inse1teble Ambit5oR rs eonv b,
therefo@ III II L M
Rsso9 u 11Eo1 30
pail beAettgi6le to the ohice Of Qn{t4d
States 8aoaeor ay i, slected aLlot
% Gig ~ Cher o. 10 oQl1hg
his term. 80
Eighteentt-lfo m the very nature of
their constitutions, .papehr GoserpmanAs
must necessarily beE cafrisd "a thsbaxh
the agency Of political parties. Party
plstforma thus become the basis of al
legislative and administrative measures,
and their willfai violation 10 civil treason
agaiust republican institutions. The
faithful keeping Of party pledges by those
entrusted with power is the highest po-
litical and moral duty due from . public
officer to the people. We believe the time
has come when it should also be made .
legsl duty. We, therefore, favor state
legislation which, while guarding the
public officers in the state against false
accusations and malicious prosecutions,
viii vet provide 4 legal method through
the courts by which the gross violation by
an = officer OF the pledges made BY him
through the party platform upon which
he vas elected. NAV be punished By his
prompt dismissal from Office. We also
favor the passage Of state law which
shall disoualify any person holding an
Office from being Z delegate in any party
convention. $40 as
Nineteenth-W We denounce the profuse
expenditure of money heretofore prac-
t,ced BY both Of the old parties in this
state in the conduct of political cam
paigns. Such practice 10 corrupt within
itself, dsbauches the political conscience
of the voters. gives to wealth an undue
inaaence in elections And transforms 'ns
highest and most respons1ole daty OF CIT
i1enshlp into frantic scramble lot tue
floating or venal vote: We, therefore,
favor the passage OF Corrupt rractlces
ACT oy the ieeisla.afe waich small
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-09-15

money Oy WOlCn the properly OI tue ~
dustrial classes 10 being rapidly absorbed
by the usurers. VIC favor such an extension
of the exemption law of the state - will
save the homes Of the people and Assure
to our wives and children . reasonable
provision against poverty. We pledge
our legislators to revise the homestead
law 80 that all actual homestexds will be
exempt from forced sale on execution
without the necessity of . declaration.
Twelfth-We favor the submission to
the people of constitutional amendment
comforting upon the legislature the power
to fix the salaries Of county officers ct any
figure between the maximum and mini
mum now established BY the constitution,
the leeislsture shall reduce such salaries
to figure commemorate With the pow
srty of the people. We also recommend
state legislation which shall require, I'M
der such regulations - may be fixed by
law, that ali fees aud commissions shall
be paid 70 tho county treasurer only aad
prohibited to be paid to Or received By
any other county officer.
Thirteepth-We reiterate the demands
Of the Peoples party representatives in
our last state Legislature for the elimina-
ton from our constitution OF what 10
known - tho tes& cath aad pIed9e our
party to place before the voters Of the
state 1t the earliest-o Opportunity = consti-
tutional ameedmeAt 10 this effect.
FougteeQ1Ad demand that an amend
ment to the cens&itntioa nfoviding for
eQaak snGiage b sebmitted By the leeis-
eAtm = thu lAHpn1 ~ ~
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-09-15

Evangeliss-Young man, do yon want
to 60 to hell7 Hardened Sinner-When
do you start2-Life.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-09-15
They Finally Net.

Two officers in General Buffers army
had quarrel during the war on account
of depreciatory remark in regard to
the generals efficiency which one of them
had made and the other reported. The
officer who was thus occasioned a repri-
mand swore to bestow thrashing on the
other at their next meeting after the wal
was over, and for many years the two
went about armed.
Though often in the same city they
never met till the other day, in the surf
1t Atlantic City, far removed from their
six-shooters. Each had grown so stout
- to weigh over $50 pounds, and the In.
dicrous aspect of . rough and tumble
fight in the surf between two such noun
tains Of flesh struck both Of them and
they laughed and shook hands.-Phila.
delphia Record.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-09-15

"Whut yQh done Whup do boy fohi''
asked Unole Eben % he came into the
cabin With : sable yppngster whimper-
Ing ct his side.
II whup i'm case be done stole mush-
million fop d fright traia," replied
Aunt Chloe, with . glance OF Indignation.
"He done stole . mushmilliop3
@Astb- whnt hs doae. It's scsn'ius ter
t'ipk OBJ. dat hoy Whist ~ raise % keerful
1ltslip' pushpilliopsl An" she s4dea,
8dtA iaesessed feeling, ''daA ysvAeeh-
pliJlfoqe Il d nex' kyaA r. "A
, 1894-03-07
0hr eriter Gag.
Die PARADE Ger 8rteftrd9er fnoet am na9Fen
Sonntae itatt.

Ser erite Sibungstag Der nit 6er Snz
ipettion beSB Oltamtes beauttragtenS Special
Gommtiiion, Die aus ben 0erren Wfaden,
Span9ler unO St1art beitebt, Derlief 5ieme
li9 relultatloS ltnD purbe bauptiQ4li3
nit 8orarOetten, ipie 9ur9ii9t bet Stabtz
farte, auf benz Der Poitbe3trf an9egeben lit,
erlebi9t.
superintendent Mc0ratb ertieB geftern
9cnauere Q(noronungen fir bic auiGbrlt9e
Snipicirung Der 8rieftrG9er un6 @ouetz
loren. Die 8ora6e7NufiteIun8 wir6 am
SOnntag Na9mittag UNI 3 l19r an Der
QutncDitraBe genommen unb Die Wari9z
route tit, tptc fOl9t, fcit9eieBt;
ltcber 9earbornitraBe bis 2l6om5, peitz
LID Bic Start, auf bieler StraBe liiOltb Bis
Safion, Oitlj3 ar SafiOn bis Dearborn,
Dann btele StraBe nOrbli9 bis 0tonroe unb
auf MonrOe Oitli9 bis 5nr StatcitraBe, no
Die 8araOe it9 a%ufl0it, Ser &eDueitanD
befinbet itb IN 6auptcingan9e gum poitz
amt an Der 0earbornltraBe.
, 1894-03-07
Die mteoerintorofebnn9 6es Sad
fon Darf.

3wildcn BEN Sii6parfzGommtIiGrcn un6
bem 2anbi9afts9drtner 0lmiteao fanb
9eltern %9facbmittag cine 8elpted6ung ibe1
Die Srage Der 8ioertnitatOieBung 6es
Safion 9arts ftatt. Die GommiliGre err
tldrten licb lGmmtli9 Ser Nnitcbt, DaB eS 1icG
empfeble, ben nOrblt9 bonn &unitpalalt gez
le9enen She'll bes Sadion 8arts 3unQcb1t
unb 10 baIo pie m08lt9 tpie6er in Stano
su ieben, ebel1io bic Wtt6naD 8lai1ance.
Wit 6errn SImiteab famen ite in Der Mn=
itbt siiberein, baB fir bic W%ioerinitanbz
iebung beS 9arts pe9en Der 8erGnbez
rungen, Die 6erielbe burcb Sic 9erri9tun9
fit bic notwithstanding erlitten babe, sar3
neue 8ldne befolgt tperben miilien.
9te Yarfbebor6e erfldrte 6errn OIm>
iteab, 6aB BON ben @ebGu6en nur BET
Runitpalait, OaS beutl9e Saus, 6as iaz
panelticbe @ebGube auf Ser ~bepal0eten
Sniel unb bic 2ebensrettunsSitatton ite6en
bletben.
9err Olmiteo6 slaubt 6ie GommiIGre
BON elmer iOfOrtigen Snan9riffnabme Ser
Observation-Disclosures I'M Safion
entibieben abratbcn gu miiiien, 6a ct fir
ben @ntmurf bon YIGnen a3eit gebraucbe.
JtQ1 ldngerer 9ebotte tpur0e bei6loiien,
0aB 6err Olmiteab beute gtacbmittog nit
mcbrerenGommi1idren 3uiammen Sen n0r6z
lid6en She'll beS BarteS elmer 8e1icbttgung
1nterste6en unb 0ann morgen Der 4orfbez
b0rbe feline Qlnitcbten ilber Die por3une9menz
Ben 8erbelierungen Su unterbreiten.
, 1894-03-07
Oas Ratbhaus fir Ole Weitfeite.
Gin Plan ser 8ewohner oiefes StaottheiIs.

Die 8etpobner Ser @eitieite baben Sic
gtabri6t, baB 6aS gountD 8eitb BON ben
gan3en &atb6auie gu nebnten 6eabii6tigt,
nit elmer 9%etpi1ien So frtebigung entgegen2
9enommen. S9on lange lit eS Ser
Buni0 3oblretcber Q8eftieiter 9eipelen, Elm
9roBes 6ffentlt6eS @ebGube 5n erbalten,
uno tpenn Bic ftG6tti6en 8eamten it6 gez
n0tbtgt ieben tuerben, itb na6 etnem nelten
Quarter um5uleben, iperben bte Weit>
letter BET Sto6t etnen 8laB fir ben 8au
zines ne1ten GatbbauieS. anbtetert.
Sir einen nod feitauieBenben Sag Der
n66Iten Wo6e miro na6 Der Saierne OeS
5tpeiten Ne9imentS am Baibtngton 8oule~
barb cine Notwithstanding bon 8Grs
germ Der @eitiette einberufen tper6en. in
pel6er Scbritte beiproben iperben io1en,
Die Stabt 81 Deranlaiien, baS &atbbaus
na6 BET Weitieite 5t berle9en, fats oaS
bonn GountD 9egen Bic Staot 9eplante
GiefttonSperfabren Su @unften bes @ounz
tbs d~uStaQen follte. Nte eS betBt, Dtr6
Der SIinoiszG Club Bic SnitiattDe in Der
Ngttatton er9retfen, un6 cine Nn5abl berS
Dorragenber @run6beiiBer lou beretts bic
Nbit6t ausgeipro6en baben, Die Ngitation
tbatfrdftig 81 unterltiiben.
Ser SuinOts Club bate f6on felt etpa
5pet Wtonaten iiber cine 8%erlegung oeS
&atb6auleS nab ber @eitieite b%iscutirt un0
bate ii6 io9or i6on cine Nrt g Ian 5urebt>
gele9t. Die GDrl6ldge, bic Der Wfaiienz
De%r1amn1lung unterbrettet DerDen i~oIen,
1tno I'M 8eientIt6en fol9enbe:
Gritens, 8erlegun8 bcS GatbbauieS nacb
ser We1tieite; 3tpeitenS, ais 8QuplaB i0Ile
6er Union Yarf ben1Bt tperben, ooer fats
gegen bieIen Blan uniiberpinblicbe geleb7
li6e 8ebenfen borbanben itno, 1o1 Elm
8lod angefauft uno Der Stabt fir ben
8a1 zines GatbDauleS 3ur 8erftg1ng gez
felt tper6en.
Ser l1nton 8arf 1T IA Nfer groB un6
mar bet Sta6t BON g. g. Safes fir 8arts
5tpede gum 0elbenf gemacbt pOr6en, inter
0er 8e0tngung, 0aB CT nur nit 3tittn17
mung Der 6aDe3'i9en @rben fir onoere ais
Rarf3ipede benuBt perben 5irfe. Die St1ot
bat Damn baS @runbituG ber Beftpart>
be60r0e iibertpieien, Die es Dem Weltpartz
lDftem einOerIeibt bat,
Die Wt0gttAfeit Der 8etubun0 DeS Barf5
ais 80tplab tpGre bur6 iene &lauiel ntcbt
auS9el6loiien. Sails aber op9 Die geieB>
Iicben 8eDenfen 9egen bic 8eruBun9 beS
BarfS fir BEN 9ebacbten 3tped au groB fem
%iOlten, giebt es auf BET @eitieite no6
allbere BldBe, bic ii6 gan8 gut fur ben
8alt zines Sta0tbauieS etgncn, 10 Ser bon
Der Mabiionitr., 8aultnoitr., Qliblonb Nue.
unD Warren Que. be9ren5te 8lod unO Oer
aIte 8aIeboQsParf 5mtiAen @ongreBe,
9arriion9, 2OOmiSz unb 2afintr.
Die 8erle8ung bes Gatb6auieS nacb Der
g8eItieite ipiirOe bort natIrgen1GB elm ncues
0ei6dftSs Centrum ibaffen,
GorporatjOnsantoalt GubenS bat BON
@ountD22lntpoIt Subj nob fetne offt3ieue
8ena6ri6ttgun9 Dpn Der pom @ountp 9ez
pIarten @~iectiOnsflage erbalten.
, 1894-03-07
Gntfubrt.
6rou mod fudt felt monaten na6 ihrem
9jdRri9en Sobne Ray.

Set Sem 16. Nobember lit Set 9iGbriae
9foD W1ad, 6cr lett ieinem bierten Sabre
in bieleu beri3teoenen S6eatern fletne
Stolen geiptelt bat uno aQgemein ais Elm
rising STAR betracbtet tpir0, peric6mutz
Sen. Seine in Dem 6auIe 9to. 2O49 Glarf
StraBe lebcnbe Wtlttter tpetB nlr, DaB ibr
SDbnhen nit einem g%eptiien Q(rtbur 2ope,
einem c6cn1ali9en vOfuieumeW tdnager", I'M
2anbe %berum3tebt, Dob bat bat ie trob aIer
8emiibungen biSber nibt in @rfa6rutg
brtn9en %fonnen, mo- itcb 6ieielben aufbalten.
6rau Otad nn6 9taD tanten int Sftober
nab Gbicago unb @rIterc icbloB fir ben
&noben nit Dcn1 athletic 0auoeptQe
Stub" etl1cn fiilftuO6entlic6en Contract ab.
9ie @elcbicbte fiel iebocb ms 8a1ier un6
bic Mutter muBte itcb nacb cttpaS Q(nberem
umie6en. @tneS Cages macbte iie ote 8ez
fannti6aft bon 2ope, Der 6omaIs Gonrop'S
Weuieum al Der State StSaBe, nabe oent
Beople'S Sbeater, ~leitete. Qope i6lug Srau
Olad bbr, ibm BEN &naben nacb 0filnautee
mtitSu9eben, ipo ct ibm Elm Engagement Bel
elmer 9uten Grippe beridaffen per6e. Sic
miQt9te ett, un0 ieitbem BAT ie ibren &naz
ben nicbt tpieber9eieben. @ieoerDolt i6rieb
iie an 2obe unb fOrberte BON ibrn, tbr STAB
fpteoer 3urilG3ul6iden, tie erbteIt ieopcb
feine Qnttport. Sener bate Milipaufee
perGaiien uub nit GaD, Sen CT ais ieiten
8ruOer als9ab, in alien tleinen StGbten
8orltelungen gegeben.
SIN Tebruar erfubr Trau Wfaf, 6aB
2ope it6 nit benz 9na6en in 2lbamount,
ST., beftnbe. Sine angeblicbe Treunbin
bon ibr fubr NIT 6oftbefeblen Dortbin,
febrte iebo9 oDne &ap 3uriif. Sic err
fldrte, baB Bet &nabe itc6 getpei9ert babe,
ie gu be9tetten, ba 2ooe benz &inoe etngez
rebet babe, 6aB feline SHUTTER i~eil1er nicbt
tpert6 iei unb baB ite aub ntdbtS mebr bon
iDm tpiiien noble. Sran Wtad lit gan3
DerSpetfelt itber ben 8erLuit ibres Sobnes.
, 1894-03-07
Neue 0n5eigete.
SoSeE=att1ei0eA

SooeS= &tMact0e+
Trelnben unb 8etannteu bic trouriQe Gatbrt5t, boB
unIer lteber 8ruoer
Georg Schlegel
I'M @Iter bon 63 Sobreu geItorbeu lit. 9ie 8eerotsun0
finbet ftott 9pnnerIto9, 6en8 8. Mdr3, Mittags ubr pom
3rouerboule. 352 q. Boulino Ctr, aus mad Der ct.
8ontfa5iuS &trde unb BON ba nab benz ct. 8outfoStus=
@ottes1der. um titles 8etleio bitten bic tralernben
Sei3piiter
Sphm gdLeaeL 9urpthea MpIter.
, 1894-03-07
Wte6er smei BsSopfte.

Gin 9etectiDe 6er Capitalization ber6af7
tete be1tte Wforgen auf Dem 4o(f StraBen9
8a6n6of 3wct Gbinelen, Namens Mtn8
Sen uno 2ap Son, unter benz 8erbadbte,
itc6 aus Ganoba in Sic 8ereinigten Staten
eingeicbmuggelt gu baben. 8etbe murben
benz Gomnriiidr 6opne poraefiibrt, ser ibr
3erb0r bis mor8en friib 10 ltbr Oeri9ob.
Sn iDren Taidben fanb man iebr tpeni9
gel6, cine Olenge bon GoilettcngegcnltGnz
ben, aber NIGHTS GerOdcbttgeS.
, 1894-03-07

- Die 3immerleute, tpeIc6e fir bic
G~ontractoren SEP, u, TulIer & So. unb
fir @aelar @ureau orbetten, ieBten eS
gcitern nit 6Ilfe beS Carpenters Councils
burc6, baB ibnen tInftig 30 Gents bic
Stuuoe beSablt tperben.
, 1894-03-07
Sur Gtnidrdnfun9 Ser 8Iattern=
9efabr.

notwithstanding &e9noI6s 1T Ser
@nii6t, baB 3aDlreicbe 8latternfdDe ntcbt
CUR Nn8eige gelangen, uno er bat be8bal6
ben Mapor eriudt, cine gtobTrage sur Grz
mittelung etmoi9er oer6eimlt6ter TGue
burb Die goGi8ei 8l D%eranloiicn, 8oli3et>
cbef 8rennan 1T gegen Die @epdbrun8 beS
@eiu6s, Ga burcb Oenlelben minbeitenS
200 Boli5iiten in Qniprub genommen mcrz
ben miir6en. Ser Mapor ipirb aber tpa6r.
i3etnLib Dem @clucb 6es @eiun 6beitscomz
mtiiG rs entiprechen.
, 1894-03-07
$d1mnr9e 8rtnEn1tnfe*

S6par3er Satin 9u5eB lit elm GROCER 2te6ltng
unO ioute beute rab Derfauft tperben,
Ser 9rets lit ~bcrab9eebt BON $1OO per gar6 auf ............,
Sbpar5er Satin 9ucbeB BON elmer bciieren 0uolttdt-bie 81 .15z
QuaLttGt, IN Ser Gbat. Qub Oteie trb idneu pergrufen tper0en
bel Dem ipe3ieuen Nfdr8z8res per garO BON. Observation-Disclosures.
Gbpur3er Satin 0ucbeB, in tpeId6en1 ie6r 6a6en Se6e lift un6
ibe 0nrb $500 wertD lit, II 3u brett, unO elmo Bette, pelhe
betm 8ergletb Der Brete gu bertf1tbtgen lit. 0ele p~rGc6tt9e UNI
eegaEe GualttGt nOtmen mir su benz GuBert nieDrtgen Yrciie Ct
bon per garO pI
Sdbmar3e farbige Sebenfhofe-un6 eS sebt nur elite tehne Nn5a6l
bon StiGen-a6er cine meitenS etne ous9e5etdnee QuattGt un6
cine, Die Dpuftdnbt8 $125 pert6 lift. 9eie merben mir gum Ser
tauf 6aben, per Yaro
Sdbpar3e 8rocabe Snba Sei6enitofe, Sic ME i6re5 @len6en inter
$1.00 per Oaro IN trgeno etnem @eidbGft oeier Sta6t paren, Dhez
rem ptr beuue in 243Ou. 8reie per GARD su...
Sdtpar5e 8eou Sc Soes in fetnen 0ualttdten unb ie6e Elm Bargain
BON GROCER Qn5iebung, fHr meIbe mir beaniprucben, baB ie so
9rount mebr ais bic bon unS notirten 8reie tpertb iin6- CT
78c, 1885,, $1.O5, $1.18, un6 Q1
, 1894-03-07

8elubt 6as Natatorium Bargain 9ouie,
Milpautee Q~(penue, tpo beute
Elm GROCER 8erfauf i%tattftnbet.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-10-13

the ''F'ish Market" where nature has
caught, cleaned, dryed and hung the
Goods On the wall. Also manufac-
tured and suspended two large, per-
feet nets from the dome. In the dis
lance large, colored stalagmite is seen
making perfect picture Ct a poorly
clad fish wife, with shawl over head,
standing on the beach at twilight,
awaiting the return of her husband.
from this place we pass on through
"The Cypress Swamps, so called from
its perfect resemblance to such places
in the south. Next comes "The Rocky
Road to Dublin" If any one doubts
the propriety of its name, just let him
make the journey But at the end we
find our self well repaid for the fatl-
gueing journey-we are now at lake
"Comoo. 1t should be lake Clemen-
tine, as this is surely the very place
where
''Drove she the ducklings to the water
Every morning just at nine
One may close the eyes and in imag-
nation see:
"Ruby lips above the water,
Blowing bubbles soft and fine.
In the side of the large cavernous
space in which the lake is situated is
another cavern of smaller size known
as "Republican HALF at the entrance
gate of which stand "Cleopatrias
Needle and The Pillar Of Beauty" So
magnifcently grand and beautiful are
these two stalagmites with their tieecy
white covering that they defy even an
attempt at descril1 ion. From the last
named place corridor leads to the as
cent to '.Pine Nut Avenue" and "Ihe
Alps" which are said to equal in
grandeur many other parts of the cave;
but owing to the uncertain strength of
of the ladders, the writer did not visit
those places Other grand stalagmite
towers not mentioned are Lincoln's
and Grants monuments and Pompey's
Pillar. Taken as whole nothing
more wonderful and awe inspiring can
present itself to the human mind, than
this great iece of natures handiwork-
being SO grand, gloomy and peculiar. "
WANDERER.
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LEMANS CAVE-AS 1T APPEARS TO
VISITOR.

It is worth trip to Snake Valley
to see Leman's Cave.
This wonderful piece of natures
work is to grand, too magnificent by
far, for any pen to do it justice.
The first large cavern of note is
named "The Temple of Gods And
well may it be so called, as it's huge
stalagmites, towering high over head
may properly be regarded as fitting
prototypes of those powerful AMI ZEAL
Gus deities of heather mythology.
Jupiter might feel truly proud to be
the father of this NJ bic family.
We pass on through the "Music
Gallery; where the formation on one
side of the hall may be said to resem-
BILE an Aeolian harp, and the different
notes Of the piano may be produced
by striking the various chords tuned
by nature.
The next place of interest, especially
to the writer, is "The Fat Mans Mis-
cry; long, low, narrow and tortuous
passage leading to 'The Crystal Palace
and Bridal Chamber Here has ma
ture done her utmost to close this sub
terranean vault with beauty. Snow
white stalactites forming prototypes of
almost every living object may be seen.
Every portion of this Temple of Beauty
is ''fairer than alabaster". The snow
white coating on every side, when
Illuminated with candles emits daz-
cling, sparkling light, as if from a
palace of diamonds-truly mag iii
cent bridal chamber for the Gods.
Leaving this enchanted hall, we
again enjoy the indescribable pleasure
of journey through "The Fat
Mans Misery on our return to the
large room from which we proceed to
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MARRIED

In Steptoe Valley, Oct, 10th, at the
residence of the brides parents, Judge
&. F. Talbot officiating, d. c. Melon
aid and Miss Minnie Comins. Among
the many guests present were Joseph
Newman, F. M. Clark, Mrs. Jos.
Carothers and daughters Jennie and
Alice, J. B. Williamson and VIM.
Carothers. The gifts were elegant
and numerous. Mr.. d. G. McDon-
aid is one of White Pines rising young
men, and the "News" congratulates
him on securing SO estimable lady
for wife.
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and F. x. Murphy of Ely; D. R. Col
Inns and John Wearne of Cherry Creek;
Chas Pritchard and J. B. Matthew
son of Hamilton; W. N. McGill of
Duck Greek; J. Cameron of Aurum;
Stephen Williams of White River,
j. A. Skinner, S. A. Scott, w. T.
Gregory and j. Wagnotz of, Osceola;
John Strong, Ward, Taylor and Step
toe Valley. The executive commit
tee are M. J. Davis, Chairman, F. X.
Murphy Secretary, Jas. P. McOmie
w. N. McGill, d. R. Collins, and
S. A. Scott.