The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-02-03
STATE NEWS.

5000.
A new flour mill is to be COM
pleted at Boise city within sixty
days which will cost $4,000. It
will be run by water power.
The Trade Dollar Mining Com
pany at Boise has purchased the
Sierra Nevada Standard and Colo
RADIO gold mines at Silver city. The
price paid was $65, 900.
J. H. Morgan, deputy auditor and
recorder of Ada county was found
dead Thursday Jan. Is, in the wood
shed at his residence in Boise. He
had been dead several hours when
found. Heart disease was the cause
of his death.
Articles of incorporation Of the
Keystone Mining & Milling COM
pany, limited, Of this city, have
been filed with Secretary of State
Curtis. the capital stock is $780,
600, all Of which is subscribed.
The company is formed for the
purpose of working the placer
ground on payette, about 10 miles
from this city, located by R. 3.
Walker, who last summer took out
considerable gold-Statesman.
Statesman: Charles Balbach and
C. R. Rustin have returned from
the Neal district where they went.
to take possession Of their new mine
the Homestake. The snow is
about three feet deep there now and
nothing can be done for some time.
It is understood they intend next
spring to put in q new 2O-stamp
mill and three COMMENTATORS.
The Merritt Brothers are arrang-
ing for operations on big scale on
their extensive placers near Grand
View. They will soon have two or
three Bucyrus machines on the
ground and other machinery will
be put in during the summer.
They have located series of Snake
River falls several miles from the
placers and it is their intention ul-
timately to use the. water power to
generate electricity which will be
Transmitted to the mines for the pur-
pose of running the machinery.
Governor Mcconnell has appoint
ed the following prominent sheep
owners to represent this state at the
Interstate Wool Growers conven-
ton which has been called by Gov
ernor Waite, of Colorado, to meet
in Denver on February 5th 20 pro-
test against the wool schedule of
the Wilson bill:
John Noble, Of Grand View; F.
r. Gooding of Shoshone, president
of the Wool Growers association
of Idaho; John Pordock, of Bru-
neau;. John Mcmillan of Mayield
I'D. Wood, of Challis A. B. Clark
and J. L. DeHaven, Of Montpelier
G. w. Fletcher, Jr., T. J. Nipper,
William Jones, of Boise.
Cnur d'Alene Miner: That mag
nificent pair of antlers hanging in
the postofice is a trophy of the
chase secured by Mr.. Dollarhide of
Ketchum on the trip made about
month ago in which he secured
eight deer. Mr.. Dollarhids is the
father of Mrs. H. L. Swift of this
place.
Blackfoot News: Judge Berry Of
the third Judicial District of Idaho,
once handed down a forty page de-
cision on irrigation and water rights
which he thought would immortal
ize him in all arid landom. The
Judge returned TO his home in
Minnesota = sad if not wiser man.
The man vino win make a cam
paign on irrigation for the United
States Senate had better take warn
ing from Judge Berry's disappoint-
ment and sad fate.
Tho next United States Senator
from Idaho will come from the peo-
pie. They will be heard on this
subject in primaries and county
conventions. No man will get there
by raising headgates of bitches and
flooding the Legislature, nor by
making eloquent speeches against
the freedom Of the ballot box. The
man who will have the manliness
and courage to ask the people to
pass upon his claims prior to the
meeting of the legislature and who
is thus selected, will be the winning
man. The people want no more
snap judgments.
o. w. O. Hardman, Sheriff OF Tyler
TO w. Va. appreciates good thing and
does not hesitate to say 20 He was almost
Illustrated with 4 cold when he procured
. bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
He says: ut gave me prompt relief. l
6nd It 70 he IN Invaluable remedy tor
coughs and colds." For sale ~ Frank >.
Stone, Druggist.
Fresh Popcorn at E. B. Williams.
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