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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13
Blaine County Broila.

at this time should agita,e the
minds of the taxpayers in Blame
county is, "What shall be done, il
anything, towards refunding in par,
or whole the existing bonded and
floating Indebtedness of the county
under the refunding act of the last
session of the legislature?" Accord
ing to certain Haley authorities
the total nominal indebtedness OF
the county is 100000, which is
one-half the total assessed valua.
ton of the county, and would ne
cessitate an annual tax levy of
per cent to pay the interest alone,
the same amounting to $50, 900 at
6 per cent. This sum, $500, 600, OF
course, includes the long-lamented
original Alturas county debt, which,
when the county was divided up,
was some way left out of the bar
gain; the neighboring counties
which took slice of our territory
apparently being content without q
slice of our debt, and they have
ever since given US the chilly shake
whenever this question came up for
consideration. They have acted
very knavishly in this matter to be
sure, and we have spent a very large
sum of money endeavoring to Sc
cure recognition of the truth from
them and measure of simple JUS
tice, but have thus far failed, and
it looks as though poor old Alturas
county, now called Blaine, tit we're
better "Chill-Blaine") would do as
we'll to give up and go down with
the load Of debt as to go down with
the load Of law suits.
The county commissioners are
in the worst kind of stew and the
pot is kept boiling by sundry citi-
zens of the county seat who have
been holding taxpayers meetings
there and keeping up the fire. The
commissioners are charged with at
tempting to refund the whole of
the immense and in part unfair
debt upon the present county Of
Blaine, in the face of the fact that
the other counties in question, and
which, for the sake of brevity we
shall term the hog countless" have
repudiated the debt point blank.
OF course, if our commissioners do
this, we shall have no recourse az
to the hog counties, but we will
have debt that we can't pay. Now
in view of all the circumstances,
we wish to suggest that Blaine
county's portion, her just portion
of that bonded debt should be paid.
We do not advocate Reputation of
any just debt, whether outlawed or
invalid according to the letter Of
the law or not.
Let the commissioners refund
Blaine county's portion of the
debt and repudiate the balance; We
don't owe it. The hog counties owe
it and let them pay it if any one
does, because we couldn't II We
tried.
1t occurs to ue in this connection
that the people of ketchum have
always agreed pretty we'll on these
county matters, and when we look
over the series of disasters which
have befallen the county we live
in, during the past fifteen years, we
are forced to the observation that
our neighbor, unluckily thirteen
miles down the river, has, directly
or indirectly, been responsible for
the whole business. Her people
are fighting among themselves now,
and all we have to say is, "let 'er
go, Gallagher.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

Mothers will find Chamberlain Cough
Remedy especially valuable for Group and
whooping cough. 1t will give prompt
relief and is safe and pleasant. We have
sold it for several years and it has never
failed to give the most perfect satisfaction.
G. w. Richards, Duquesne, Pa. Sold by
|. I. Lewis, druggist.
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Equal Suffrage Convention.

There will be State Convention
of the Equal Suffrage Association
Of Idaho, held at Boise, July LIST.
I'd and Sd, 1896.
Mrs. N. G. AfHEY, Sec'y.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

The independence mine troubles
lave been adjusted and B. K
lowndsow has bought out Charles
Swanson's interest for the consid-
tation of 1913 500. Mr.. Towndrow
has taken formal possession of the
NOper,y. Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson
will move down to ketchum to-day.
The mine and mill have resumed
psrations with an increased force
d men.
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The Crpsus mine force were laid
8 the first of the week and came
Nh an in 8 body to enjoy life in Ketch-
'n during their holiday. They all
. . to work Thursday.
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uo;1pv has an orchestra with
:, i lassor Prowell, violinist; Bert
p p''Isr cornet; B. r. Gray, clairo-
Du'r md Clint Sanders, bass.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

Mark Moody, with three bands
: Fred Gooding's sheep, about
" v,l1 in all, is camped on the hill
'' Elkhorn Gulch and East
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Tho ladies of St. Thomas Guild
:. 40 decided to adjourn for the
p' amer season to meet again the
s w. Wednesday, in September.
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Hans Burndt and Joe Byers came
na a., from Boyle mountain Thurs
down. and returned yesterday with a
day. ,u load of supplies.
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Mrs, Peter Gates arrived on yes
,arday's train from Eagle Mills,
Ark, to spend the summer season
with her relatives in ketchum.
Mrs, Gates is the guest OF her par
ante Judge and Mrs. /. |. Lewis.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

What has become Of Governor
Mcconnell? He has not written a
letter for publication, been inter
viewed, or called out the cavalry
since the Pocatello convention.
His silence is becoming oppressive.
-Cour d'Alene Press Rep.)
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

The Cmur d'Alene. Miner, pub
lished at Wallace, has been sold to
Charles w. aud Ed ward Angel.
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Major Hyndman was taken i'll
las, Saturday with an attack of
bilious fever. DR.. Brown was sum-
moned from HALEY to attend him.
Yesterday the Major was reported
"a be conyalescing and able to sit up.
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~, , suit of K. 4. Warren vs..
ln' .s swanson will be tried to-
CDai Is ,he district court at HALEY.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

Bud" Dickinson, a well-known
kelchum boy who left here about
years ago with his parents for
regon, returned Thursday with
,&wife and child and will probably
include to settle in ketchum.
Bud" and his family are guests OF
Nj. and Mrs. George Mccoy.
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Monday next, the 10Th, IS set 1Ol
convention to be held at Metro
eoIl'an Hall, Ketchum, of delegates
ION the different Silver knight
temples of the State for the pur'
S'se Of organizing a State or Grand
isuple. a committee of reception
sonslsting of three Knights and
''0 Ladies of the Ketchum Temple
disappointed at Wednesday nights
meeting. II will probably require a
S'slOn OF two or three days to COM
se1e the labors of the convention.
G. captain Henry Guyer, owner of
"aysr Hot Springs, was an arrival
me train last Saturday after an
aasence of eight years and was
,"en up to the Springs where he
T NJ remain nj during his stay on
s "uOu River. Captain Guyer, ac-
'uipaaled by Mr.. II. M. Stewart,
Tbu Ds she KEYSTONE a pleasant call
r,r, suay afternoon. The Captain
s l." Us solne interesting informa.
n rs S, ABOUT his mining operations
MAJ, nOulh America, which will ap-
d rsn III our next issue. He expects
lynsa a'"ln al the Springs for a week
Ak ~ n and then 60 direct to New
,bsi, 49, 3D. where Mrs. Guyer is with
,end % young son, Ray, who is at
ssplv I :, school at that place. In.
Ii? sa w. lhe question, "How do you
said ' "Va, American the Captain
III If y. Not at ALL" and continued,
sopJd Id GO. could have free coinage /
,haD .n aa'her live on Wood River
shsD any y, place in the world; and
Interest," an dispose of my mining
sobslI''. IN South America | will |
sAossu 's return here to make this
h. c,s spot of Idaho my home
aasipeSip PUN says that when the
$ots D,o outlook Of the country is
We sppoaOumlsing he will make all |
euysr HHI ss improvements a. his
VII dou lvt Springs, which in time
saous IhS ss,.s become the most
%!be c orai'h and pleasure resort
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" Metzler has been
deo 'a an additional pension.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

y -, s,e.mile bridge above Grit
ine , NJ has been swept away by
y. h;oh water.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-06-13

~ The bridge over Trail creek lead.
lns Harper's ranch went out
VI! Thursday night.
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Ketchum will celebrate the glori-
Gus Fourth. Several meetings have
been held by the citizens who ex-
pressed their patriotism by con-
iributing literally to the expense
iand. The programme will appear
IN the next issue Of the KEYSTONE.
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,ad what IS Isl 80 cone perfect days.-Lowell.
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A SENSATION.
The First National Bank Of HALEY
Charged With Appropriating Ceun.
fv Run6a

In the setting Of the date for
hearing the now celebrated board
appeal case in the district cour.
Tuesday, the attorneys in the case
Messrs. Kingsbury and Butler, had
an interesting set-to.
Mr.. Kingsbury is counsel for the
commissioners, and he charged that
the First National Bank Of HALEY,
of which Mr.. Butler is president,
had embezzled $25, 600 Of the coun-
ty funds. Mr.. Butler denied the
statement, but Mr.. Kingsbury said
he could prove it by three men
whom he afterwards said were
Treasurer Clay, Deputy Parsons,
cashier of the bank, and Mr.. Butler.
1t is also said that the bank off,
Gals do not deny that they have
been using county funds in their
banking business, and if such is
the case they are liable to heavy
penalty.-Hailey News-Miner.
One by one the roses fall. The
goldite Administrations hangers-on
now concede that the silver Demo
Gratis carried the state of Georgia at
their late primaries. It is conceded
also that the California Democrats
will be for free silver, the Kentucky
victory settling the wavering opin.
ion of the Golden State. These two
victories for silver make it absolute
ly certain that the Chicago platform
will be for free coinage. The next
thing is to get two-thirds of the del
egates, so as to compel the nomina-
ton of a free-silver candidate Salt
Lake Tribune.
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James NJ. Shaw came down from
|Boyle mountain the first part of the
week to get some betting for his
Tgging mill. He started up the
yss yesterday on a 2OO-ton contract
and the result will probably be that
be will be kept busy juggling until
snow flies.
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Prof. S. B. Prowell has opened a
leH jewelry store in HALEY. He
is a tirst-class matchmaker and
guarantees satisfaction. Watches
that need repairing if handed to
tae conductor on the train will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
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tracts Tor advertising can 30 made for It.
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>>s=,ous summer weather
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Tribune Libre.


Par cette periodic electorale on
tant d'idees nouvelles SO develop
pent, il est vraiment etrange que 81
peu de personnes lei se servent des
COLONIES du journal pour exprimer
leurs opinions. Cest toujours
pour nous un plaisir, WI notre in
competence q discuter les grandea
questions qui s'agitent, de donner
place aux communications qui nous
sont adressees pour eclairer fopi-
nion publique. Nous avions beau
comp compte pour cstte semains
sur un travail serieux que noul
avsit promis runique partisan d
Palmer dams notre paroisse -un'
notabilits du quatrieme wsrd
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lie comite republican, national a
fini par s'emouvoir de la condition
dams laquelle est place en- Louisiana
le grand parti des idees morales ct
Il enverra prochainement . Ia Nou-
velle-Orleans un emissaire qui de-
vra se renseigner sur les causes qui
disisent le parti ct s''efforcer de
supprimer dams chaque district
congressional un des candidats re-
publicains, aim que celui' qui sera
conserve ait une chance de triom-
pher. Ce nest pas une sinecure
quill aura . remplir. ct il est meme
douteux quill reussisse d accomplir
sa tache. Tous les efforts tentes
iusqu'ioi par les republicans de
i'etat ont echoue ct moins de con-
cessions importantes rien ne pour.
ra etre fait. Get emissaire sers
certainement investi de pleins
pouvoirs d'offrir ct de promettre e
il aura affaire . des gems dune exi
gence extraordinaire. Nous san
rom bientot 4 quoi aura abouti 81
mission et d'ici quill l'ait accompl
Il serait temsraire den preiuger /
resultAt probable.
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NOUVELLEs De PART ET D'lUTRE.

La recolte de citrons en- Italie est
bonne ct celle d'oranges sera dn
double de pannee derniere.
M. Octave Hebert, planteur de la
paroisse Ascension, natif d'Assomps
ton, veteran du 18e regiment de la
Louisiana, est mort samedi sur son
habitation. pres de Donaldsonvills.
age de 81 ans. rs3,
LIE general Euclid Borland. qri
s'occupait beaucoup de politiqua .
la Nouvells-O Orleans, est mort same
di d Norfolk, Vie, on il etait allie
passer l'ete. II etait le tresorieS' de
10 municipalite de Ia NouyelleDr-
leans.
LIE iuge Stephen H. Field de Ia
cour supreme federale est bien fai-
BILE ct c'est peine sill peut mar
cher. Toutefois, il s'obstine . con.
server son siege, atm de surpssseI
en- duree le terme de tous ses pre-.
decesseurs. II quite San Fran
cisco vendredi pour Sc rendre !
Washington.
Lundi matin. le negre Manre
Gregory fut surpris an moment o.
il ss'apprstait . devaliser une mai
son d Chattanooga. On ft fen So
lui, d douze pieds de distance, ct !
bale. le frappant ! la tate. s'splati
Sans lui fairs de NAL. Pour un
tste dure. on peut dire que Gregg
/ r en- 9 une.
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jEatered 81. the Postofiice at Eoansf earre
SAMEDI s 0cT0BRE 1896.
LA PoLITTQUE.

Tanais que Bryan pareourt le
pays, ,,rononcant de tous cotes des
discours qui remuent les masses,
Mckinley reste chez lui etreeoit a
tour derole des delegations venues
de toutesles parties du pays pour lul
adresser des fluctuations ct lassu-
rer de son election lie mois pro-
chain. C'est chaque jolr pour lui
l'oceasion de. prononeer un nouveau
discours qni. sill nest pas entendu
de la masse au peaple, peut etre Ia
le lendemain dams tous les grands
jeurnaux du pays.
Ge gull y a de bon dams cette
campagne, cest que de tous cotts on
paraif satisfait de la perspective ct
aucun candiaat ma Fair de douter
de a,n election. Bryan ct Mckin-
lev sont Fun ct Pautre assures Foe
cuper la Maison Blanche en- mars
proclaim ct Palmer lui-meme COM
Inence a croire que ce sera lui qui
sera lie proclaim president. u
trouse que les chooses won't 81 bien
ct que son port prend tant ae for
ces que, CONNIE ses compstiteurs. i
Sc prepare q faire anssi des discours
.. s..i
dune tonrnae d'affaires dams FEST
St Il Sc dit. etonne de Ienthousias-
me an IL "a vi manifester de toutes
parts pour la cause gull represen'
te. Dependant, par MODESTO, i
pretend croire que Mckinley sers
elu.
lie seul qui ne soft pas encore
sur d'etre elu, c'est Tom Watson, K
candidat 4 La vice-presidence des
populistes. II a beau crier sui
fous les tous quill est le seul candi
dat qui puisse former la queue dt
ticket Bryan ct gull faut que Sew
all se retire, ce dernier s'entete
courir quand meme. Aussi. apre'
ayoir prevenu tous les interesses dt
Ia catastrophe qui resultera de Ii
candidature de Sewall, il prend sor
parti avec resignation ct s'ecrie
~Tant pis 81 je suis battu. d'autrel
ie seront aussi." Cest une grandt
verite quill dit Ia.
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WELCOME
DRUG STORE.
pres de Lions II. %.
PARIN Q ARICHF

Annoncent au public quiils viennent de
faire l'ouvcrture dune pharmacie on Ton
trouvera touiours toutes sortes de drogues ct
de produits chimiques, en- general tout ce qui
constitute une pharmacie de premier ordre'
Les services de NJ. Il. Browne. pharmaeieu
enregistre ont etc engages ct les prescriptions
seront preparees avee soin ct promptitade, a
toutes heures du Jour ct de la mutt.
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mais jusqu'au moment snettre sous
presse nous n'avons .srien .recn-
C'est peut-etre henreux pour bean
coup aui s'occupent inconsciera-
ment despolitiqne, car see n est pas
en- encre sordinaire mais bien en- acia
de snlfurique que devait etre ecrite
la communication
En- attendant q,l'elle vienne noua
sssans le plaisir d'inssrer Il con mns
q nication cat snisanta a IN FIeux demo
crate. eprouve par cinq uante ans d.
lutte ct don't les convictions mont
jamais; chang. q
Tn rat sortit de terre assezs a Fttoux-
die, tc.-LAFoNTAINE.
C'est un negre qui sortitide II
foret assez i lsayenture ct Sc fouya
a cina pas de moi toas deuy nous
avions lie fusil sur fepaule nous
chassions. Je lui donnai le salut.
ordinaire anquel il repondlt en-
me disant quill ne saluait pas un
rebelle. Je n al jamais WI 10 GER
velle dun moricaud plus pres
d'etre en- contact avec la chasge de
mon fusil Est-ce, lui dis-ie, parce
que 1ods ates un negre plus noir
qu'une corneille que yous ave. linn
pertinence de m'appeler rebelle ?
I'll deit avefr WI dams mes y Ak que
je n n'ayais pas Intention de ne lais-
ser marcher sur lie bout dus pied 8. il
continua sa route. Je lie lemercie
de ne .m'avoir pas force a bfnler Ia
cervtlle a, probablement, un gibiel
de potenee. C'etait, lirait e major
| MCKINLEY. peu de temps tpres ls
rebellion. Lui qui a etc dams Far
mee.fed6rale, 81 on l'ei1t fat prison
/ nier ct, qu'une corde a La main, OF
lui ent. demands: Est7ee la un'
guerre ciyile ou une rebellion !? 81
langu n'eut pas h site a articuler
II faat bien que ce SOFT une guerr
cjsile puisque tous les commenta
Jfeurs sur lie droit des gems le di
!, sent. 81 csstait mne rebellion. ol
Hui aurait passe Ia ooudesasssoa
spendus ad premier n16fe. Mais N
Eiourd'hui, dit.il, c'est dne rebellion
on cut dt pendre JEFF Davis. Eth
Louisianais, dit-il, rebeiles que you
etes, nous vous enverrons des tror
pes federales pour controller vo
elections, ct, semblables a vos noir'
avez-vous le droit de voter autr
que lie ticket republican,? Doutes
J vous, Louisianas, de la positio
politique de ce major McKinle.
compliant sur votre vote pour sol
tenir sa candidature la presidenc
des Etats-Unis? Est-ce que
sang qui coule dams yos veines pei
vous autoriser a ainsi voter? s
est IN candidat de vos amis pou
le congress, yous traitant de rebe
les, favorisant que yos election
soient sous lie controle des solda'
federaux, ct que vons yotiez POT
J lui quand meme? Eh bien! faits
comme ce negre, sortant de 10 Il
ret, passez pres de moi, traitez-m'
en- rebelle ct tournez- lie dos.
I, JULIUS r.
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AUX HABTTANTS.

LIE soussigne annonce aux habitants de st.
Jean -Baptiste quill s'oecupe du traitement
des chevaux ct des operations de toutes sortes
a leur faire. II Sc rendra de suite chez ceux
qui lie feront appeler.
S'adresser chez lui. rive gauche, on hui ecri
re la poste de Bonnet Carre.
CELEsTIN BREDY.
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NUMERo 40.
4 LoUER.

.PLUsIEURs MAIseNs a auatre appaste-
tements, sur ma propriets New Era.
LuoIEN M0NTEGUT.
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La Machine a CoudEe
de WHITE
est la meilleure.

Ellie Sc recommande sous tousles rapports
ct partout on la prefere aux autres. Outre
les: syantages qu'elle offre, ellie est dun prix
quiia met a la portee de toutes les bourses.
Pour vous en- procurer une, adressez-vous
CHRISTOPHE MONTZ, Edgard p. o.,
La. II vous la vendra prix reasonable ct
conditions faeiles.
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GUIDE DE- POCHB
FR FRlNCO-AMERICAIN DES ETAfS-UNIS.
PouR 1ss7. CONTESTANT:

Tn calendrier franeais poor 1897 la care
s4ass -nisat celleS dies principaleS Les
du pays, des.eables du monde entier, ETC.
Tous les renseignements teehniques ct
utiIes sur la vile de New York ct certaines.
villes de Pinterieur ct du Canada, un vocabu-
laire complet du yoyageur en- fraBeais, anglais,
allemand.
L,annuaire des Francais des Etats- Unis.
De nombreuses illustrations
En- un Iaot, tout ee qui peut etre interessant
aux voyageurs CONNIE aux residents de langue
franchise dams FAmerique du Nord.
La presse americaine. francaise ct beige.
fait de grands eloges du guide de 1896. nal
doute cu'ele reaccueifle encore mielx ledi-
ton de 1897, qui sera beaucoup plus complete.
| Prlx 80 cents franco.
| S'adresser pour souscrire au guide, on pour
| v faire inserer des annonces, d L. Dermigny
| editeur. 1876 W. 25th ST., New York. qui enver-
| ra une circulaire detaillee sur demande af-
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MASON De PENSION

Lesoussigne inforne lie public gull aeheeS
Reimbursement ei-devant tenu par NJ Emile.
Bernard, cote du bureau de peste 'Edgard
ct quill Y fait de grandes ameliorations
Les voyageurs trouveront logement ct pen
sion ct des repas seront servis sour comman-
de. Des voitures seront tenues la disposition
des personnes qui ont des courses d faire.
Uue belle barre fait partie de la maison.
JULES JOSEPH.