The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-06-01

state News.
Captain J. n. Wells delivered The
Grafton at Boise on Memorial Day
The formal opening Of tho Idaho
Soldiers Home will take place to.
night.
Eight hundred head Of cattle
we're shipped from Weiser May 9th
to Wyoming and Montana.
A gold mine has been discovered
near Moscow from which money
could be made at four dollars poi
ton. Il gives an assay Of $15.
Challis Messenger: Paul P. Law.
son. charged with the murder Of
George Watson at Houston on Nay
18th, and Lawson's son were arrest.
ed by Sheriff Hosford and brought
to Challis Tuesday. The prelimi-
nary examination will be held May
18th. Lawson Jr. was placed under
$500 bonds to appear before the
Court. The bonds were furnished
Shoshone Journal: L. K. Adams
came up from Snake River Monday
He reports but little mining work
being done just nov around the
Blue Lakes and Shoshone Falls.
Above the falls the only parties
working are Keller & Son and w.
H. Warfeld. The former has been
making about IS day with a rock
er, and Warfeld is reported to have
piece of property that is very rich,
having stated to friends that he is
taking out an ounce and over every
day.
Mountain Home Republican
Renfrow, who was acquitted in the
district court here last fall, of the
charge of horse-stealing, is again in
the clutches of the law. On leav-
ing Jail here he went down to NAL
heur county, Oregon and stole 40
head of cattle. He drove them
through to this state, and the Off
GERS of Malheur county recovered
80 head of the cattle in Owyhee
county, not far from Glenn's Ferry.
Renfrow escaped with the other 10
head and the authorities lost all
trace of him until about two weeks
ago, when Sheriff Oliver learned
that he had been in Rocky Bar.
Mr.. Oliver ut once notified the sher-
if of Malheur county who cent
Deputy Boswell in search Of Rem
frow. Mr.. Boswell arrived here
last Thursday evening, and he and
Deputy Sheriff Easley left that
night for the upper country. At
Junction Bar they learned that
Renfrow and a companion were in
that vicinity, and on Saturday they
located them high up on a noun
tain about Is miles from the Bar,
with ID head of horses in their pos
session. Renfrow's pard gave his
name as Oscar Moore and admitted
that they stole the horses. Sheriff
Oliver and Deputy Boswell left with
the prisoners Tuesday morning for
Vale, Oregon.
Boise Democrat: Much of the
fruit will have to be taken off the
trees. They could not begin to
bear their loads. Apricot trees are
already breaking.
John Farley is getting ready to
hit the trail for his valuable mines
in the Sheep mountain country.
He will 60 to Cape Horn or further
with wagon on the state road, and
with fifteen horses besides, take
out enough supplies to run him all
season.
Ex-Gov. Waite, of Colorado, will
address the miners union at Butte
on the 18th of June. In passing
through Pocatello he may hit the
of that place a lick. With
all of his so-called eccentricities,
Waite is q bright and brainy man.
Uncle ]. B. Walling, whose home
stead is four miles above town. an
Idaho pioneer of 'sixty-four and
patriarch of eighty-six years, recent
" visited his daughter, Mrs. James
Mullaney, at Glenn's Ferry. He
told the correspondent of the
Mountain Home Republican that
be passed through the country
in 1847 and crossed the Snake at
Glenn's Ferry, and that the only
houses between the Missouri river
aud Oregon City at that time we're
3ne or two missions.
Ex-Queen Lii wants to marry,
provided she can get sprig Of no.
oility. It is said she has sought
IN alliance with some eligible Jap
.nese Prince. Judging from the
cuts of her, it is safe to
predict that the dusky widow
would have difficulty in captivating,
wen q common chinaman-and q
,rincel Nay, nay, Lii.
Having used Cbambsrlsin's Cough
Remedy in my family and found it to 10
frst class article, take pleasure in!
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