The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1899-01-14

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THTS PAPER 4 4. Kept e. g. pA t'!i !:
A .;s;rv Agency, 81 and IS Merchant
Advn.e San Franciyco, CAL, where con
cf?r Advertising can be made for It.
The snow is now about two feel
md a half deep in Ketchum.
The weather has been cold and
dis.greeable nearly all the week.
Patrick McMahon's liquor bond
h.. been approved by the board o.
couaty commissioners.
Jesse Chrisman, fireman on this
branch road, is i'll with pneumonia
- his home in Shoshone.
Verne Sullivan. second son Of
1u.tice I. N. Sullivan of HALEY
;sft for Boise Monday whore he
rent to enter the law Office of Hon
W. E. Borah.
Ex-senator Dubois and Miss
Edna NJ. Whited we're married al
Chicago, Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois will be Al
home to their friends at Blackfoor
after March 1st.
Mrs. Bambrick, sister of Congress
man Gum, met with . serious acct
dent Sunday at her home in HALEY
In stepping out of the kitchen doc
abe slipped on the ice, falling ane
breaking her left leg near the ankle
Ex-Secretary of State George ]
Lewis is a member of new orches
ira recently formed At the Capita
city. Mr.. Lewis plays the flute
The orchestra made its initial ap
pearance Thursday night at th'
EIks ball.
Thomas Popham will not los
his position AZ fireman at the Stat
House, the board having decided
to retain him in consideration o
his efficient services while ACTIN
in that capacity during the previou
administration.
James Citizens, better known al
"Ken,uck," who mined on Eas
Fork for many years, and now al
inmate of the Soldiers Home g
Boise, has had his left arm ampu
tated owing to cancer on his hand
He is a Mexican war veteran.
The new county officers have al
been duly installed. George A
Mcleod is deputy Auditor an
Recorder, Clerk of the Board {
Commissioners, and Clerk of tn
Fourth District Court. E. L. Vanc
is Deputy Sheriff. Ben Z. Gray
deputy Assessor and Tax Collecto
W. K. Pearson, Raney, Tex, woul
he glad to know the whereabouts {
his uncle, Joseph Pearson, VIII
went from Tennessee about the yea
1850 and was last heard from IL c
Is years ago at Rocky Bar and Saw
touth, Idaho. He il now, if living
abou. 70 years old and was ut las
accounts unmarried.
The Chicago trains are runnip
pretty swift these days. Edwar
Tucker writes that he was at th
depot in Galesburg one night las
week when Burlington mail trail
passed through at the rate OF tw
miles minute! The Chicago road
are competing for the mail contrat
and the one that makes the tastes
time will get the contract.
Congressman Gum has been )
the county seat for nearly two::week
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. n
Bambrick. He expects to start fo
Washington ~ soon az stron
enough to undertake the trip. Th
Haley Times says Mr.. Gum wa
on Main street for q little whil'
Tuesday, looking pale, emaciatet
and weak; but that he is evidentl
gaining strength.
Haley Times: Manager Pae
has taken up his residence at tn
Cresus mine, and he intends
push development work as vigo1
ouSly as it can be to advantage
The air compressor brought fror
Bradford is in place, and tn
miners will be working with pei
cussion drills in few days. Their
are IS men employed At the Cresu
at present. In . week or 80 ther
will be 80.
The general Law of the jungl
finds its counterpart in the Yuko
region in the unwritten law of th
cache. An explorer may hang hl
coat, boots, accoutrements or an
personal belongings in tree, an
lind them there when he RETURN
even if weeks have elapsed. A each
OF provisions il similarly respected
with the modification that q hungr