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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-01-13
Hanna Held All His Strength,
Though He Did Not Gain
Any Votes.
Plenty Of Interest Displayed but
the Excitement of Tuesday
Was Wanting.
Attempt to Delay Action by
Investigation Resolutions
Failed.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. l3.-The strain
Of the long drawn out and stubbornly
fought contest for the Ohio senatorship
has ended. and Columbus has begun to
settle back into its usual condition.
The visiting politicians have mostly
gono home. though some still remain.
The Legislature will now settle down TO
the transaction Of the business Of the
state, but the bitter campaign will no
doubt leave Its impress upon the legis.
!atiou enacted.
When the two houses met in joint
session for the election Of IA senator the
the atmosphere had considerably cooled.
though there was still much interest in
the proceedings. The general opinion
was TO the effect, however. that the
joint ballot would show no change
from the total figures as announced
after the separate ballots Of Tuesday.
The resul, proved that this was a cor
rect view. Representative Cramer was
still too III TO attend the session. so the
total vote cast was but IL. The senate
roll was first called and Il resulted in
!. votes being recorded for Hanna to
- for Mckisson. The house vote was
also unchanged the announcement
showing that Hanna had ~ vote. 10 j2
for the opposition.
Mcki.son Secured seventy Votes
Tie vote of the house was the same
Gs that on separate ballot with the ox-
cep;ion tina, Hazelct who voted then
for Warner. voted with the other Dem
ocra;s for Mckisson. General AcquIlla
/ Wiley was the only Democrat not vot-
/ ing with the coalition and h. voted
again for Congressman Lcntz- L.euien.
ant Governor Jones announced the
resul; of the JOIN; ballot as
Hanna -. McKisson 20. Lcntz /.
absent /. and declared ". \. Hanna
elected senator :or the uuexplred term
ending March 1. 1889.
/ Owing 10 the cheering and noise. the
chair allowed the Jol.liicrs 10 retire BE-
i fore the less exciting vote for the long
term was begun.
! The ballot for the long term pro-
cecl,d withou, much interest being
manifested.
The result for the long term was the
same as that Of the short term Gen.
cral Wiley again voted for Lcntz.
After Hanna was declared elected
senator for the long term, pandemo-
mum reisncd supreme III the hall OF
! the house. The galleries were wild. and
the senators and representatives par.
ticipa,.d in the demonstration.
\ motion Of Senator Alexander
was unanimously carried. and com.
mlticc of five was sent TO escort Scna.
tor Hanna TO the hall. The galleries,
lobbios and others loudly shouted for q
vivi voce for the committee TO escoi,
Senator Hanna TO the hall.
There was All attempt made in both
houses to delay the election Of n senator
by motions for an investigation OF
bribery charges. but all failed. The
The investigation may come later. and
X il does como many sensational de
vclopments may be looked for.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
Two Pointed ouestieas Answered.

What is the use Of making bet.
ter article than your competitor II
you cannot gets better price for i ?
Ans.-As there il no difference in
the price the public will buy only
the better, go that while our profits
may be smaller on q single sale
they will be much greater in the
aggregate. y,
How can you get the public ia
know your make is the best?
! If both articles are brought prom
inen,ly before tho public both are
certain to be tried and the public
will very quickly pass judgment on
them and use only the better one.
This explains the large sale on
Cha,nberlain's Cough Remedy. The
people have been using it for .yeass
and have found that it can always
be depended upon. They may occa'
.sionafly take up with some fashion.
able novelty put forth with exagger.
a,ed claims. but are certain to return
to the one remedy that they know IL
be reliable. and for coughs, cold.
and Group there il nothing equal To
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Fol-
sale by Lewis. Lemon 4 Co., drug.
xisss. c
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
Ms APPLICATION D1nI1D.


Prank Armstrong Fails % Secure
Pardon.
[Bise Statesman.1
The board Of pardons has 70.
iected the application of Frank
Armstrong for pardon or commu.
tation.
The crime for which Armstrong
was convicted was the murder Of
Paul Rupert in Alturas county IL
1886. He wss assisting Klupert in
driving y band Of sheep across the
country. For some reason hs be-
came incensed Vt his employer and
shot him in his camp nj night. the
evidence indicating that he killed
his victim while he slept. Arm.
strong. however, has claimed that
KIupvrt became enrsged 1t him
over some dispute about the work
with the sheep and rushed at him
With biudgeOn, apd that the shoot.
ing was done in self-defense.
On the first trial Armstrong was
convicted Of murder in the 6rst
degree, but the case Was sent back
on an irregularity, and the second
trial resulted in y verdict Ut 'ourder
in she second degree, the murderer
recsiving life sentencs.
Armstrong was brought 10 the
peniten,iary july 10, 1887. There
has been for lumber of years ,
persistent effort TO secure his par.
don. He was only II years Of age
when he committed the crime. lie
is we'll connected, and his family
have worked diligently to get him
out Of the peniten,iavy.
In talking Of the matter, Governor
S,eunenberg said there were SOME
points in the case that appealed TO
him rs member Of the board en-.
trusted with the power Of extending
clemency to criminals. He did not
feel that the interests Of justice
would admit Ut pardon being ex.
tended now, or for some years to
come. HM itiea was that the con.
Wet should serve until he had
reached the age Of Az years; he IL
now %. He Was young when he
committed the deed, and il he serves
in prison until he shall have reached
the age suggested. the ends Of JUS
lice will, in the governors opinion,
have been subserved. The views Of
Secretary of State Lewis are under
stood to substantially coincide with
those expressed by the governor.
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The Tribune Il al Right

The Christmas issue Of the Salt
Lake Tribune il an elaborate NUM-
Der. and besides . vast amount o!
choice reading matter ON general
topics, and beautifully written arti.
Giles appropriate Of the season, i,
contains many artistieally executed
illustrations aud cartoons. One Oi
b. II. Roberts, Utah's new Repre-
sentative in Congress. is Intensely
suggestive. II represents tbs Nor.
mon member from Utah adopting
novel ruse to decide which oOe Ut
MS many wives shall accompany
mn to Washington. The much
married Mr.. Roberts has the wives
standing in q rowland adopting tl,r
formula Of boyhood's game says
Monkey. monkey. barrel 1T bser,
now many monkeys are there bore,
one, two. three, out goes shs." The
l1anny part comes 10 when Mr..
Roberts Is depicted eosatiag al the
olo wives out and leaving the brand.
new one in the ring. >.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
0aWltaeaeD Nd LkAve.
rhrss Masked vll1saas ~ otelly Daae . IA
- the lOeuv d.Aieuss sn4 Gsvs hi'A
= Wook - Leave 11sMp

~ the 0OR01 0.A1o0~o ooe0 AvVO 0h3
= Nssk - Leave Cosap
The Wallace Prsss gives tho fol.
lowing account of smother Outrage
in that vicinity:
An outrage was committed u
Mullan Tuesday night for which
.onehDdy deserves ~ b veil pun
ishsd. Az J1hnA. Mcdonald was
going honse that might when near
tho Hunter mill site he was assault.
cd by three masked men, each armed
with . rssolyss. TAsy started u
pOuals him. Wieh their euns, but ht
sasds ] lively light and succeseed
il getting twoaf than, d0wp. w
10 that time the blows had alt beer
delivered on his head and shout
.iers. but while he Was holding twt
IL tho miecre.nts down the thisd
commenced 70 strike him on the
wrist aud hands. He put up :
good fixh,. bat the o.ids against
him wesa too great and ~ MAS An.
xllv .,vercosae,1 his assailsnts aft~'
DuniAhinx him ennngh. ordering
hin IL quit lI@ camp within week
Hs has NOS gone yet snl hss *
pressed 40 i0tsntion Of leaving.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

The Fate q I. A. Lysas fer the killing 81
VI. -. 1rasdisy.s Z ~
At Caldwell, ON the 22nd inst, .
verdict Of murder in the second de-
gree was rendered against |. A. Ly.
ons, who killed w. H. Bradley ~
Parma September 10Th last. as.
Lyons was camped near the Brad
Legs place with his children. Hr
was accused Of cruelty beating his
l2-year-old daughter, aud Bradley
Swore. out warrant for his arrest.
Lyons went 10 Bradleyis place wittl
u rifle. As he appr0ach-d Bradley
came out aud ran around the house.
Lyons fired ut him M he ran, shoot
ing him through the head. Bradley
had = rife, and Lyons claimed he
was trying to shoot.
Saturday. Judge Stewart sen
.,ence.l Lyons to imprisonment fos
life for his crime.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
aerasan yHne1enes 3snest.


The report Ut Warden Van Dorm
IL tie Ii.ho penitentisry for the
fiscal year ending November 30,
1893, has been filed with Governor
Steune,,berg. chairman Of the pris.
on board. The report, in part, is
~ follows: On November 80. 1897,
there were LAT prisoners and las
when the rep0rt Was made out.
During the present year 43 were
received, 80 we're discharged, ID
were pardoned and l died. Twenty
,f,hs prisoners are total sbssainers.
100 are moderate drinkers aud %
are incorporate according TO their
record wien on the outside. Forty
/ ss married and To-: sing!s. Ninety.
eight attended Sunday school BE-.
tnre conviction and As did net,
while los were religiously raited
and IS h.d 40 sslisions training
Whatever. Seven have = good edu'
cation, n. have common education,
AZ srs Indifferent, 10 very pour and
II with no education. There are 7
men Is 10 ~ years old and 7 over
so. The gys.ter. number range from
~ a. 50. Ala jcounty u tbs bssi
r.ueesvnt1d, t,sieg credited nth 20.
Lstah has Is. -LsinIn IL and Owy-
hee 10. There are s life pfisenerr,
M =
IL from 20 to 30 years. 50 from ]
4. 81. ysars, and the bslsncs from
el3 u 20 months.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
lost m TINE SNOW.
James Lyoeh PsrisheA II tie Elk Cb1y
M04nta10o.

MO1nta1sso.
Lewiston Tribune: Word reached
Grangeville Sunday of the sad
death Of James Lysch, which oc-
Cured in the Dixie mountains one
day last week. The deceased was
employed with man named Rat
cliffs 1t the lxt;er's place on the
breaks of the Salmon river, and
early in the morning started out to
killsa deer. The snow 10 very deep
in that section and he travelled on
.nowshoes. lie did not return
during tho day and At nightfali
Radcliffe started to look for him.
After . short time, the tracks OF
Lynch were found and followed for
y distance Of seven miles where a
,ole in the snow showed where he
had underworld without success to
light Ere. II wasthen evident g
Rn,cliff. that Lynch was Lost in the
snOx. Hu immediately continued
following the tracks. At different
places the lost man had endeavored
again and again to start = fire but
each time meeting with failure.
After travelling about fourteen miles
the tracks led Radcliffe to heavy
thicket aud there he found the dead
body, Of his friend, The ~unfortu.
nate man had buried his gun in the
snow and lying Oh his hack with
his ysrms folded peacefully Oh tbs
breas, succumbed To the decree oi
death. The deceased WAS sbou,
sixty years If age and he Was over
cu,ne by fatigue and the intense
cold prevailing in that region. Dur.
ing his w.nderings while lost he
was IT one time but n quarter Of =
mile distant from his hume and be
crossed his track oncs.
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somathin1 for the New Year.

The World. renOw ned success VI H.Sset
ter. essu.ach Bstsef4 and their c.sAtinn
ro,,uiri.y Tor 6..f half century = :
s,,,m.ci,ic 10 scarcely mere wOn.ie' ful tha''
the vslcome that grsets llos.sttsrs Alma
a.c. THIS medical treatise y po',''s'so
~ the host@ttsf t1mpAay. PlsssSerxh'
Pa. usdss fhxif own i,nlnssiiAis snp<rv.s
Ia. en- plugging sixty hands to that Dc
par,mest. The isess II Same 20 ibev wi
i,e oyer eleven mlilitns. printed ~ niue
laseaages. Refer Ia cnpy Of u i''r ~
uatsis sd istsrsstinv eea1a'aG ococ''r"'u
hsslsh. asd snnaerons tesian.s'o'al. = 49, :
the <Glcsry n Hoststters stoaase. D.''
tiers, The AlmanAe t"r lSes can ~ ~
tanned. free Of e0st, from AEaxx1fs Ass'
ssevrsI s,ps,sy Assaess - ~ t'ases q
- oseetsy.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
CALIFORNIA FIG 8Y1ur a.
< oA1 3RADoanoot -
aaulo~llA1, n. nav voo4. H

. free man. Tinsley ~ president
of the Gienwood Cemetery COM
pany, refused to turn over the books
of his company to . receiver up.
pointed by the court. After his
,commiltal to Jail. he appealed to
the state court Of appeale, state 81.
preme court, federal court, circuit
court and finally TO tho supreme
court Of the United States all Of
which upheld the district judge.
Tinsley contended that while, ne
president of the Glenwood Gene.
terry company he might be in con.
tempt, that the books were his pri'
vate property and that Thomas
Tinsley, tho individual. Was not
charged with contempt.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Notice No. 40.
Survey No. 1897.
United States, Land Once. I

United States Land Once. 4
HALEY. Idaho, November 2. ae38
Notice is hereby given that Ws1ter Clark,
yiose postohice address - Kstchum.
Blaine county, Idaho. has made applics.
ten, for United States patent for the
FLAGSTAFF
iands Of the United States. in little smoky
mining district. Blaine cOunty. state OF
1910. consisting Of 1887 iinear feet Of the
lode. and suttaee Ereuud 20 feet vide, be
;n1 survey No l3z5, and described in the
6cIl notes and plat Of the s0lcia! survey
on 5le ia MS O1ace, with magnetic varia-
|aisn At - degrees and 20 minutes ssss' As
beriuninx st the discovery yoint Of iris
claim. and running thence h. 7A0 ~ f.
67z feet to the center 1T essterly sno me
thence n 40 So w. 3oe feet % Garner No:
i. from, which corner y. =: y. N: no.
hears n. $50 10 +. 3za7.S te<E aistant;
thence 8. 70 50 2: SIS fsct e corner ne; =
4. thence II. 100 5ot w. CTS feet - corner
No. 4; thence n. 74o lS' y. 1887 feet TO cor
nor NJ. 1. the place Of be9indsnf s1rveL
n tl,a exterior boundaries Of asi1 Flagstaff
lode. containing An area II 'fa.70 acres
clsin,ed and applied for. NoosEpn;cts.
The said mining claim ;eeink ss aSc so;i
mining district, At HAitey, i4 Blame c0u1
u, etaGe of Idaho. " paee - IN S1 ~. -
II Ouarfs Clsims. records Of said Blaine
sOunty. The nearest known locations pc
| isr he Tyrannis lode mining cls'n. :, survey
lZ.s. and the Alma lode mining CLAIM o'l'
Any and all pers~us claimiAg adversely
lanv nortion Of che said blsgstan iods
=. ;nfsw' claim er sugface erounA are re-
o.;rea} 20 ne their adverse clsims thereto
With the Register # IN: vn'.se I Ssase'
xiti,sa tie sixty dass Pabllcatiss thereof.
" they viii us barred ~ vartoe :. ~ I'D .H
rS.ions OF tie statute In such cases haoe
s''s pfev'e NJ. SHARP, Register.
Iairect that ~ foregoing noties o app. pr
I.eation for patent bs published aes shs r..
lied q sixty days ten coneseoaSri, .sxs.
- ~ Krrc1uM 48YeTo1ss voe!1t hYHs
1900 pub: shed ~ Kstchpn; Dselne eo4n-
tE! Sxsts u idahe, ssa"9 ~ newsPsrsf
Il ]. SHARP. 1l>eeteg.
4. First paAlieatt'a.. i'sos.nsss = =. 49,
vMa AsvsoW - Aonbte
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
snnlJ's 10 OooA.

q Mrs. Isabel Mallon. the noted
writer. known in the literary World
IA Bah" died ~ her i,ouse in New
York City Tuesday morning Of
uneumonis. She wrote the letters
headed "Bsb's Babhle." These
were soon widely copied, and then
she began to syndicate them /"
vurioas newspapers. In short
'tilne they gave her q. national rep.
.utstion. She wrote them every
week year after year, until . shor'
time ago. and they were always
bright, entertaining and clever.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Mics Jessie Riley rssigned her
position ~ principal of the Ketch-
UNI public school to take one in
the HALEY school made vacant by
the resignation Of Miss Oliver, who
Was elected superintendent Of public
instruction for Ada county. Miss
RiIey's leave-.aking 10 much regret.
ted both by her pupils and psirone
OF the school, and also in the social
circle of our little town where she
shone as "a bright. particular star
Mis- Violet Campbell Of HALEY
has succeeded Miss Riley ~ prin.
cipal Of the Ketchuin school.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

One Of our exchanges says Lew.
is,ou has . wood trust. We had
too, when we trusted ono Of our
subsc,ib to haul "a some wood
but-the trust busted when he
didn't do IL. ....
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

". G. Page and Two gentlemen
representing the Spokane syndicate
that il 70 buy the Cr0sus mine and
nj |. arrived at HALEY the frst par,
OF this week. Il Was reported yes.
terdsy that the sale had been con-
sunlnated and the property turned
over TO the new management. We
could not learn ths exact figuree
paid FOR the property. but It WAS in
the neighboshood Of 100000.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Edward Tucker is spending his
holiday At Galesburg, where he is
attending school. He remembered
the KEYSTONE staff with some ap.
propriate Christians presents which
were accompanied with holly Der.
ries and mistletoe, to remind us,
he said, of Christmas in the sunny
snuth , ~ .t
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

The Idaho Legislature meets n
Boise Monday, the second day OF
the New Year. At the same time
the newly.elected State officers will
assume their duties. On the second
Monday, the 9th, the various county
officers throughout the State will
assume their respective duties.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31
rnE asoDEnN NOTIFIES

Has found that her little ones are
improved more by the pleasant
Syrup Of Fige, when in need Of the
laxative effsct of n gentle remedy,
than by any other. Children enjoy
it and it benefits them. The true
remedy. Syrup Of Fige. 10 manufac.
,ured by the California FIG Syrup
Co. only. RS ~
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Il is reported that Il. c. Lewis
will leave shortly for an extended
trip east. Mr. Lewis has realized
= snug little sum from the sale OF
the Cro.us mine and can we'll afford
70 make a tour Of the world.
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IDAHO uEWs.

Lewiston Tribune: D. B. Hunt.
ley, manager Of the DeLamsr mite
and mill. arrived in Lewiston Fri.
day and returns by the steame,
this morning TO Owyhee county.
Mr.. Huntley has been in Portland
purchasing yanids vsts for working
the tailings that havs bsen accum.
ulating At the DeLamsr works fos
years, and while on the road he
merely ran over to Lewiston to post
himself on the mineral discoveries
of Idaho county that are now inter
es.ing the mining world. Mr.. Hunt.
10y says there are two mines in the
new district--the Big Buffalo and
the Jumbo groups. When Mr.
Huntley said "lnines" he meant
the acceptance in which the term
il understood by men Of large affairs
Mr.. Huntley was particularly struck
with the idea Of Lewiston rs the
state capital. The Tribune reporter
quickly cautioned him that he waa
treading on delicate ground.
A special to the Statesman from
Mountsin Home, Dec. 9th, Gays
A ehooling scrspe occurred here
tonight in the Palace saloon be-
tween jos Farrell and Perry Wat
tere, which resulted in Alec Bruce
being almost instantly killed and
Farrell fatally wounded.
The shooting WAS the result Of
some gambling difficulty. Watter'
was running n poker game in IN.
saloon and at the time Was seated
behind the table.
Farrell come up and wanted L
play but was barred out. He begun
quxrreling with Walters aud fnaIl,
began striking him over the head
with = revolver. Walters drew hi.
gun aud shot Fairel three times
hitting him in the head, left breast
and right shoulder. Farrell sho
, twice, once grazing Waters under
| the left arm and the other shot hit
ting Alec Bruce over the left ear
Bruce was sitting 1t the table be
side Waters.
Some Que else seems 10 hav'
i taken . hand in the shooting, n
DR.. Maxey who dressed Farrell
| wounds found q bullet vi snslle
cxlibrs in his groin.
| 4 Forxsr Paadeaed.
The board vf pardons has par
doned Ray Gardner, who was sen
fenced in Ada county September s
1895. for six years for forgery. III
gets out jas. about . year in nd
vance uf the time his sentence woult
have expired. The pardon Wal
predicated solely on the grount
that the man il penitent aud, in thu
i,elief of the board. 10 lhorough!!
reformed.
81 Ne Piass fer the Asylaa. s,.s
| In his annual report Superinten
dent Givens OF the asylum for III
insane makes quite an argument Il
favor OF removing the institution
TO = more central point II
reasons that il is too far away from
one end of the state that the eli
mate is too severe for Tuch patients
and that the possibilities Of agricul
lture, in which, the labor Ot man,
Of the inmates can he utilized. NJ
too limited. While the work q
building and fitting up would nj
have 10 be begun anew, he incline
Ii the view that this would be be,
ter in the long iun than 10 go 81
with Improvement 0f the presen
site u BiackfoOt. 1ih = 9ssf.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Master Jay Hague, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Hague, came in OF
Saturdays train from Logan, Utah
where he il . student At tho State
Agricultural College. to spend the
holiday, vacation with his parents
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

In the Fourth District Court n
HALEY, Wednesday, December 2Sth,
Horace c. Lewis was granted di.
yosce from Ida Irene Lewis.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Miss Nora Griffin came up from
Shoshone on Saturday. train to
spend the Christmas holiday At the
family homestead. Miss Nora is
teacher in the grammar department
of the public school 1t Shoeh"ne.
and will return on to.day's train to
resume her duties in the school
f0nm
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Verne NcPheters won fine sew
n, Hschine 1t . HALEY rattle one
d.y this week.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Chambeslain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Reu,edy can always be
depended upon and 10 pleasant and
safe ~ take. Sold BY Lswis. Lemon
r Ia s 49,. ~
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Peter Young came down from the
Tvs mine, Boyle mountain, Thurs.
day and made . business trip TO
HALEY Yesterday.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Rev. 1rl r. Hicks. the weather
crogno.,icasor, says January will he
.,orny, with billiards ut Intervals.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

Robert McQuillan has secured .
Lease on the North Star mine, East
Fork, and went up Tuesday 10 com-
mence operations.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

The hearing Of the Blaine. Lin.
coin. Logan case in the Supreme,
Court, 10 set for the 9th of January
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

George Titus and Arthur Price Of
the Sampson mine, Baesett guich,
.n.nt Christmas in Ketchum.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-12-31

The Ke,chum public scheea will
,..open Monday. Jan. 9Th, after
,vo weeks holiday.