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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29

have been received in Houston an
Fsy the marriage of Mr.. George Lin
ler and Miss Annie Lee Bailey at
ne Wednesday. April 81. Mr.. Filler
enercial agent for the International
kfsat Northern railroad company at
and his bride is the daughter of a
Eent business man of Palestine. Nj.
n Filler are at home at 374 Akard
Dallas.
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Paso'x Divtsion,s Tjmc Cnrd,

Paso division of the Southern
WI have in effect May a new
VIZ There will be no change at
nlnal points OF the division. The
y necessary to meet changes made
texas and Pacific over the joint
nlaety-onc miles east OF Ell Paso.
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keduced rnsyengcr nntes.

Isnta Fe has authorized the follow
Is: Annual council OF Episcopal
diocese of Texas, Galveston. May 4.
q third fare on the certificate
anual conference of Texas District
Heal synod, Houston. May 8 to II,
hic plan; American Medical associa-
nrer June to u, enc fare plus 81
round trip.
Btaston and Texas Central has made
III IS from Gal' weston and Houston
b May II to IL on account of the
[CarQlyel,
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llroad commission has approved
|'ss'calicn of the Houston Ens, and
'ssss Tor the adoption OF cents
"a carloads, frcm Tenaha and limp
nno'ston. Rates from intermediate
sfil not be higher.
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INsuRA Ncn sTA,rlcrIcs.

Reports from twoniy-eight foreign and
forty-four domestlc IRE insurance CONF
panios for the year 1897 show that they
wrote risks in Texas TO the amount Of
amount Of si,oes.61O and paid losses TO the
amount OF s2.ss6.o33. the ratio of losses
paid TO premiums collected being 58.74 per
cont.
As to life insurance. s2s.5at ore was
written in Texas last year BY old line
companies and sri ,5Ss,as0 by assessment
In premiums and the latter s529.706. The
former paid sl,iS5,2sS In losses and the
latter $257.S0G.
Tho amount of money Rent out of the
State last year In the shape OF Insurance.
premiums amounted to s7,G7a,b5U.
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Z Passenger Tnx Pnid.

ii Texas, April 27.-The velasco
company today paid into the
Sless department. sl0.49 tax on
~ ssfnger earnings for the quar-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29

Mis-. Kate Jones' Glass. nee Mis- Kate
Jones. wto but two weeks ago was mar
ried 10 w, T.. Glass. son Of W. w, Glass.
died II 0; $50 o'clock last nIsht az her home.
corner Of Capital and Broadway. The
time Of the funeral willr be annonaced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-29
Notes und Personals.

Tom Kingsley. travelling pas
spl Tor the louisville ana Nash
y nere yesterday.
~ Fcclure. acting general freight
er agent for the Galveston.
c Henderson, was here yester
A,.a irrational and Great Nortllcra
4 ~ notice 10 the effect that il
TN ns 1mnloyes desired to enter the
q souid DO SO and their positions
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w.ed to attend -
NM me pail bearers are J. j. Gnlespie. ",
= s'Sv owens. Mike Crowley, IT, p. wan.
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z. for snmmcr Tonrists,

II for summer Tourists.
Aic,go Rock Island and Pacific and
IL road have announced a rate
he round trip from Fort Worth
n Pueblo and Colorado Springs for
tourists. The rates are in effect
h /, when it is presumed that
roads will announce their rates
sctlon with the Fort Worth lines.
|Fvrt Worth lines have also made
4 Omaha for the exposition. The
rip from Fort Worth will be 5000,
\ to be on sale after June l and to
lis, with final limit of November
Mtnrn.
4, connection the Omaha roads will
rate Of enc fare for the round trip
y, May 81 to June 3, for the annual
! 81 the Travellers Protective AS
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CENTS PER NILE.
4 Making a Rate for the
Soldiers.
|,,IrE BY SPECIAL SERVICE.
- 70 omaha and 10 Colo-
4. a.sorts-The lntcrna-
,,.nars New Train.

~ have about decided upon a
,,nts per passenger per mil. In
,.,nt Of Texas quota Of 1000 SOL
sre 10 be concentrated at Aus
rhe western roads have made
/, me same rate, and the lines
Isolation will move many more
tthe roads Of Texas. The rate Of
y mile was the recognized charge
4. civil war. 1t has been sug-
Al in carrying troops to their
~ grounds heretofore roads have
4 i cent per mile from the diff
Yates, and that now double the
N be looked upon as being unpa.-
h transportation of soldiers viii
| ! special service, for which a q
! /, regarded as being very Just.
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Friday Bargains
AT THH
FOLEY STORE.
ARE GENUINE.
READ TODAY'S AID CAREFULLY.

Fancy Figured and rlowered Lawn
per yard ~. ..................... aMc
White Check Nainsook. all siae
checks. per yard ................. s,so
Fancy Figured American organdy.
new ant pretty designs. per yard sc
4o-inch Fancy Batiste. In stripes aud
Plaids. per yard ....,.............. eirc
as-inch Fancy Spring Pcrcales. in
Dainty Patterns, per yard ........ So
Large size Honevcomb Towels, apiece SC
SILK stripe and Plaid French Madras
Cloth, per yard .................... lbc
5s-inch Half Blcached All Linen
Table Damssk, per yard ,......, csc
All Linen Checked and Turkey Rcd
Doylies, per dozen ...............,. 80
Hemmcd Pillow Cases, apiece ..,.. DC
4s-inch Bltachcd Pillow Casing. per
yard $3.50. ........................ 7,ac
1854 wide Brown Shooting, per yard ioc
1914 size Ready Made Hemmcd Sheet sac
SPECIALS.
Ten Yards 10 Customer.
Turkey Red and Indigo Blue Amori
can Prints, fast colors. 10 yards for $50
Remnants or Wash Goods at Half Price.
l5 pieces Fine India silks. In Check
and Plaid Effects, value soc, for. loc
10 pieces Fancy Figured Foulard
SILK, value soc. for ,....s......... roc
S1.0o quality Black s6.inch Parasol
steel rod and Paragon frame, nat
ural wood handle ....-.,........... soc
| . S.ttl
81. 25 quality 4-button White and Yell
low t'lace Kid gloves. Black EN-
broidery -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc
c5c quality Leather BeIts. In Black
and Tan 1890. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loo
soc quality 5-hooit White Summer
No, l. Ladies' outht, worth si.53.
Consisting of Linen Crash Skirt, at
Csc; Percale Waist, at 25c; Tan or
Black Leather Belt. at 15c; Fancy
Ties, at lac: Fridays Price for en-
tire outfit ....... ................ $50
No. Q. Ladies' outRt. worth S2.76.
Consisting OF Fancy Checked Plaid
skirt, 81 80; Laundered Monogram
Black Leather Belt. 25c Fancy Tie.
2bc; Fridays Price for entire out
fit $500. $500. .......,.......,.s1 10
No. 3. Ladies' Outfit. worth $500.
Consisting of White Pique Skirt,
200, White Lawn Waist, sI50;
White KID Belt. 25c; White Tie,
15c, Fridays Price for entire outfit 2 Us
MOL. Ladies' Underwear Outfit, worth
1898.
Consisting Of white Muslin Gown,
soc; White Skirt. with turks aud
embroidery 81 90; Muslin Drawers.
with embroidery, tucks and ruffles.
35c: Muslin chemise, rnffle yoke,
dSc; Fridays Price for entire outfit i so
No. 2. Ladies' Underwear Outfit. worth
s5.d6.
Consisting Cambria Gown 81. 80; UNI
brclla Skirt. embroidery or lace.
$500: Umbrella Drawers, cmbroid-
cry or lace Csc: Chemse to match,
Csc; Friday Price for entire outfit e8
5000 Window Shades. In all colors,
mounted ca Spring Rollers. 3 feet
wide. 8 feet long. each ............ i5c
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Girls strap slippers, 81 grade. Ill.,. 81 SO
S-l0 .,,,.. .....'.....,.,.,,.,......s 20
women's Colored Kid oxfords. Sc 80
grade 49,. Recommendations. ID
Wei Polish. Russet. ox-Blood. Green
and Black Observation-Disclosures. loo
Soft Sole Button Shoes for Babies.
all colors 800. ............,...... soc
ChIld's Spring Heel Shoes. AS, Black
and Brown. lace or button ........ 81 90
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The STATE CAPITAL.
The Receipts from Franchise Tax
Are Heavy.
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE FIGURES
seven ana Half Miilicns Paid Out
for Premiums, Nut Four Mil
lions Received for Losses.

Austln Texas. April 2s. -Todsy's receipts
OF franchise tax payments by the secretary
Of state amounted to $1,000, the amount rec
scciyed from that source to date for the
current year being $4,000. Such corpor-,
ations as do not pay up by April 80 will be
subject to a penalty.
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THE HOTELS.
THE HuTcHINs
HOUSE,.

Or. q. l.. Clay and wife. Moody: Judge l..
+. Chester. Beaumont !. NJ. searlocls, Luf.
KIN; q. h Gray, New York. r. r. Ogden ana
Brombcrg. Galveston; j. II. GARRISON, Gat.
riron; w. J. Armstrong. Dallas; W. T., Bar.
ron. Burke. r. A. Warden, Galveston: John
4. Parker. New Orleans; g. v, Holland sal
y. r. Boone, oslesby n. u. Middleton
irenbanl: u, g. Presiridgc, Alyorndn: VIM
Dennis. Goyngton, Ind A. cohn. Chicago
II. A. Bell, New Orleans: W. l.. Davidson
La Grange. w. u, Newland. Gatcsyijlc: A.
NJ. H. stark, Orange; r. r.. Baxter. Waco;
- -. Reynolds, Kus.eas CITY; Gardner Work
Waco. Il. l., Smith, Iuarez Mesino; l., A
Gneringer. city; n. u. Harris, Fnishoar. j.
T.. Collier. n. d., conroe Or. j. A. Gibson
nochand; Dr. Charles. 4. Ball. KoekIand
J, s. Conloy, city; W. X. SASH, Columbia
Thomns II. I'LL. Philadelphia.
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TN" 17rfVr W -rUEV"R"' ~
I'll Pnso, Texas, April u.s. -Huelett & Tor
renee are shipping through here from
Odessa. Texas, to Rifle. Coloo 036 head Of
cattle, They are yearlings aud the prIcs
paid for them was SIS per head.
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CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Heryey,
6r., Manager.

Rntca. $40 10
400 per day. Six
" degnnt rooms.
wnh bath. Largo
sample 70 o III o.
Centrally located.
Best accommodate
tons for CONNER
inl men IN the
city,
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15
Application tor . Patent.

Hailey, Idaho, February 10, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given, that George A.
Williams. whose post Office address Is At
lanta, Elmore county, State of Idaho, has
made application for a United States pat
emit for the
YnAa River Mn aate
claim, situate on unsurveyed lands Of the
United States. in Middle Boise Mining Dis
trlct, Elnore county, State of Idaho. con-
sistlng Of 544.8 linear feet of the Mill Site,
and surface ground 4OO feet wide. being
survey No. liza, and described in the field
notes and plat of the official survey ON file
IN this Office, with magnetic variation 1t 10
degrees east, ~ follows:
-. SSesan ginning # corner Nc; e Tai. claan,
70 corner No. 2; thence n. TO l6s r. no
teet 70 corner No. 3; thence 8. 1870 6O' 4.
544.S feet TO corner No. 4. From this corner
Y. .. y. n. No. bears n. go 81 IS" 4.
S,ea1.7 feet; thence 8. TO lE w. 400 feet 70
corner NO. l, the place Of beginning survey
81 the exterior boundaries Of this claim:
iMaciuoing An area Of acres applied fer.
The said All Site claim being of record
in the once Of the County Recorder Of said
mining district, ct Aountainhome. in FL
mere county, State Of Idaho. The nearest
known locations being the Yuba River No.
Mn ste and the Atlantis No. loGe,
Any and all persons claiming Adversely
any portion Of the said Yuba River AiA
bite claim or surface ground are required
e hie their adverse claims thereto with the
Register Of the United states Land Once,
q haley. State Of Idaho, within the sixty
days publication thereof, or they viii be
barred ~ virtue Of the provisions OF the
statute In such cases made and provided.
w. H. DRODHEAD. Rexistor.
direct that the foregoing notice Of a.
plicatien for patent b published far the Dc
RED 81 sixty days ten consecutive weefs.)
IN the k!Tcnun KxYsronE, . weekly news
paper published At Katehna, Blaine ceun-
~, stats OF Idaho, being The Newspaper
published nearest said claim.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15

An exchange has the following
Among other evidences of advanced
civilization in our camp is the recent
organization of q Sunday school
and an attendance every Sunday o.
some fifteen bright, joyous children
Last Sunday Victor R was be-
ing dressed to 60 for the first time
His mother informed him that bis
teacher would probably ask him
who made him and that he should
answer God. And sure enough
about the first question the good
lady asked him was: Now, Victor,
tell me who made your" Victor
hesitated a moment, and then said :
II can't just remember the fsller's
name, but it wasn't dad"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15
School Notes,

CARRIE WILSON AND IVA B0NNING, EDITORS
Our organ has finally come back 10 u
after prolonged holiday vacation.
Eddie Tucker was among the thres
pupils who rece. vel - per cent in bis
December examination, instead Of 90 u
appeared in the report in last weeks
KEYSTONE.
The intricacies of "double entry" are
being fully appreciated by the members
of the book keeping class. 1t il SAID that
there are few pages in the new books
which do not bear scars.
Feldspar and the making of glass have
been topics of observation and discussion
during our nature study division this
week.
The B geography class have completed
North America a. taken up by topics.
The work has been most satisfactory.
The Literary Society met in the school
room Thursday evening. The cons,itu-
ton was read and adopted and short,
impromptu programme rendered. On
Friday next the members meet in the
Town Hall for social time. On Thursday
evening the 9th inst, . literary pro-
gramme will he carried out. All the
young people of the town and vicinity
are invited to join us in the good work.
The physiology class d,ssected beefs
heart recently. There is s0thing equal
to IN object lesson occasionally.
The G arithmetic class having under.
gone a siege Of bills have gone into bust.
ness for themselves. The signs hung I'D
around the school room are gay if not
artistic; business 10 reported good, it
pays to advertise.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15

id.n,,' N. W. Johnson, a former res.
uf,h ' ol ,dis community aud owner
5. sus Cold % Springs ranch, two miles
S,,u ' Ae'chum, was in town las,
lrsud ,uay shaking hands with old
y.,,. AUS alter an absence of several
en-, of " Johnson is superintend
md u bs : mine .! in northwestern Utah
Ian, u as mining interests in Mon.
Of n. "a. . Doctors visit to this part
Of m ',I country was for the purpose
Cold s 3, arrangements to put the
i,Iis d Springs Ranch in charge OF
pIes,,u ' parties. The place was a
/, i d.b Tres resort in early days, With
l.k, st pond strawberry patch and
an, 81, iae ere one could enjoy a pleas.
and e. eat Strawberries and cream.
oue. Aso at the same time. But the
.rsk beautiful y place has Como to
kry.,D r. Johnson informed the
4pusl J lhs that. that it was. his intention
VT .a .Ge place in thorough repair
d, p .n and reserve the ranch
,,bo,tl.' summer. residence. He will
" leave for Alaska, where he
A.rnlpIo project in view from which
~''s TO realize . fortune.
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The Birth Of the Greater" New York.

With the dawn Of the new year the
Greater" New York 10 ushersd into the
world full grown giant. The problem
of municipal government il to be put ia
the supremest test. Within it, limits il
contained population equal 10 that Of
thirteen of our sovereign States ut our last
census, and - numerous ~ that OF the
original thirteen States. Provisions Ter
the life and health Of this vast multitude
Of 81 nations and climea 10 An uosolved
enigma. Thousands of sufferers 10 New
York and elsewhere are wrested from the
grasp Of that agonixinx complaint, rl'eu
matism, by the timely use Of Hnstetter 9
Stomach Bitters, which u > preventive OF
malaria and kidney COMPLAINT, and .
curative OF liver complaint, constipation
and nervousness.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15
Durrants Exit.

i The curtain fell upon the cole
brated Durrant murder case at 10 g!
Friday, Jan. 7th, when the convicted
murderer of young girl expiated
his atrocious crime on the scaffolc
in the prison walls of San Quentin
After series of legal delays without
parallel in the history Of criminal
Jurisprudence in the United States
and for the fourth time sentenced
to die, Theodore Durrant, slayer Of
Blanche Lamont. and in all human
probability Of Minnie Williams,
whose mutilated bodies were found
in Emmanuel Baptist church At
San Francisco nearly three years
ago, has suffered the extreme pen
atty Of the law. The arch-criminal,
who, by recourse to legal technical
tiles, baff1ed the courts andrendered
futile the best efforts Of officials to
bring about bis punishment, Is dead
and his body reduced to handful
of ashes.
Durrant's remarkable nerve never
forsook him in the last awful scenes
which marked the closing of his
life. The parting with his parents
was as devoid Of sensation as if he
had been bidding them au revoir
for few hours absence. Even on
the scaffold, with the moose around
his neck he was as calm and com
placent as if he stood on the floor
Of . privste box at the opera, in
stead of the trap-door of the scat.
fold. There are some who believe
in Durrant's innocence, despite the
fact that there was a complete chain
Of circumstantial evidence against
him in both murders, yet there re-
mains in their minds still doubt
Of his guilt.
Durrant's well-kept resolution to
spare the world the memory of a
painful scene on the gallows will
cause those who believed him guilty
% recall that quotation, Nothing
n bis life became him like the
eaving it,"
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Application for a Patent.
United States Land Office.

United States Land Office, q
/ Haley. Idaho, June ii, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that e. B. Williams,
Administrator of the Estate of William
Hyndman, deceased, whose postofice ad-
dress is Ketchum, Blaine County. Idaho
has made application for a United States
| Patent for the
Brick Pounerox
lode mining claim, situate in MiddaefReisa
mining district, Elaece county, State Of
Idaho, consisting of 12l8:l linear feet OF
| the lode, and surface ground $50 feet wide.
being survey No. n71, and described in the
i field notes and plat of the. official survey
! on ME IN this office, with magnetic varia-
ton atl9 degrees and 10 minutes east, a.
] fO]lOws:
/ Beginning ct the discovery point of this
claim, and running 8 72o so w 1853. feet
/ to the west center end line; thence 1870 w
| 100 feet to cor. No. L thence n 100 z $50
cor. No. 4; thence 1870 w $50 feet to cor.
No. s; thence N ITO w $50 feet to cor. No. 6.
thence = 72o So w 468. feet to cor No. 1, the
place Of beginning survey of exterior boun-
CARES OF claim From cor No. U.SMA
No. bears n l1od 6 + 848.8 feat distant:
containing net area of S.24l acres, exclH-
sive of .O36 acres in conflict with the Last
Chance" lode, U. s. Lot No IS, which 10
excepted and not claimed.
The said mining claim being Of rocord
In the Office of the County Recorder Of said
mining district, at Aountainhome, in FL
more county, State Of Idaho. Recorded in
Book 4, page 462. The nearest known To-
cations being the Monarch" Lot No. 81,
and Last Chance" Lot No. IS, both adj
joining on the north, and the Atlanta
Lot No. a, adjoining on the northwest
Any and a! persons claiming adversely
any portion of the said Brick Pomeroy lode
mining claim or surface ground are re-
quired to file their adverse claims thereto
with the Register of the United States
Land Office, at Halley, State of Idaho,
within the sixty days publication thereof,
OF they will be barred by virtue of the pro-
visions Of the statute in such cases made
and provided
W II. BRODHEAD, Register.
direct that ths1oregoing notice Of appli-
cation for patent be published for the Pc
Ilod OF sixty days (tsn consecutive weeks)
In the kETcaUA KEYsroNE, q weekly news
paper published 1t Ketcham, Blaine coun-
~, State of Idaho, being the nswspaper
published nearest said claim.
w. H. BRODHEAD, Register.
publication, June 10, A. D. lao7.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15
Household Chat.

The London Figaro says that the
duchess of Marlborough formerly
Miss Cousuelo Vsnderbilt) has been
led by the praise Of injudicious
friends to overrate her Evolutionary
gifts to such an extent that her
victims" have nicknamed her the
demon reciter."
Sometimes = wife settles down
into u dreary, domestic routine, hon.
estly believing that udtil her hus
bands finances improve there is no
other course for her to pursue, y
writes Helen Jay in the January
Ladies' Home Journal. "In this
matter, as in many others concern
ing home life, the false standard Of
money obtains rather than the
simple law of common sense. The
very fact that many people can af-
ford elaborate entertain ments does
not imply that they cannot enjoy
simple ones. Novelty is the charm
Of life, as variety 10 its spice, and
very often the guests who come
from luxurious homes are the most
easily pleased. Competent house
keepers are generally the most gen.
erous in their estimate Of the efforts
Of others, and tho young housewife
who through fear Of criticism re-
fuees to invite her richer or more
experienced friend to her home 10
simply cheating herself of much
pleasure. In fact, the real breaks
Of social intercourse are quite as
apt to come from self-depreciation
On tho part Of the woman with the
small income as from any feeling
Of superiority on the part of her
more wealthy friends"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15

The st. Louis Republic says
when Major Mckinley, Prssidsn,
of the United States, delivered cam.
paign speeches from tho rear Of ,
Pullman car in Ohio last fall he oil
but disgraced his high Office. Al
the end of telephone, haranguine
with one Jones, coal digger, in behalf
of Mark Hanna, he completed the
disgrace. II will be surprising il
the late Senatorial campaign in
Ohio does not develop : scandal
that will put an ineTadicable blot
upon history's pages.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15

The midwinter edition of the Los
Angeles Times graces our exchange
table. 1t is q superb work of art,
containing over 100 pages of illus
tr.,ions and interesting history OF
the city of orange groves and sur
rounding country.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15
Insurance Payment Refused.

A dispatch from Vancouver, B.
c., says: A case of great interest
to insurance men and intending
Klondikers will shortly DO tried
here. Ex-Mayor Cope, before leav-
ing for the Yukon, insured his life
for 5000 in the London Accident
and Guaranty Insurance company.
He met death by drowning on the
Skaguay trail, and although affi-
davits were presented the company
they refused to pay the money to
tho widow.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15

The London Morning Post says !:
president Mckinley 10 drifting
hopelessly and trying to satisfy
everybody. The result il chaos in
the Republican camp and the rapid
growth Of Organism. In the mean
time the Dingley tariff policy has
proved q ridiculous failure"
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15

VIM. Schultz of Boise arrived
here on yesterdays train and, &C
compauied by Louie Borugher of
Vetchum, left for Boulder to- do
assessment work on the Ophir
GROUP of mines.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-01-15

A snow storm set in last Satur-
day morning and continued at in
leryals until Sunday night, adding
only about four inches more to the
foot that had fallen previously
Since then the weather has been
clear and spring-like.