Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-09-09

his luck.
DeIinquents on the tax-roll will con-
suit their own interests by observing notice
10 delinquent taxpayers IN another column.
Change of Tfme.--The stages from
winncmucca have changed their time OF ar
rival here from half past three to Eve P. N.
The Odd Fellows will hold communi.
cation tomorrow evening at the New Hall
and request full attendance. See notice
Of n. q.
Kirk, of the 0wyhee Exchange, has a
peculiar foresight in anticipating the wants
Of a printing Office, and compiimented us
toperativesI most opportunity PRIOR to press.
Charley Hanson's building for Cope
district lefl on Friday for its destination at
Mountain City 1t is intended for bakery
and confectionery establishment.
Loon Greek .--Persons wishing to send
letters or packages TO the Loon creek mines
by H. H. Knapp & Co.'S Express can do so by
leaving them at the TIDAL WAVE office.
Joe Bury has another lot OF those splcn-
did North Carolina, yellow, sweet potatoes
on band and for sale at the Postoffice-a real
luxury at low price.
New store.--wm Gallick and Marks
Wilzinski have opened new store adjoining
the WAVE Office, where they are selling goods
OF all descriptions at ruinously low rates.
See their advertisement.
Five hundred dollars in coin was put up
as a starter on Saturday to form working
fund for commencing the ditch from the
head Of Jordan creek TO bring water to Flor
ida mountain with which TO work the piacers
above Rnby
Some OF the papers say comet is visi-
BILE in tue northern part 0rthe heavens from
midnight until the rising of the morning
star 1t has not yet been reported in 0wy-
hec, yet the miners in changing shifts at
night on top OF old War Eagle have good
standpoint TO look from.
An unusually large sum remains unpaid
on county AMI territorial taxes this year.
Over 5000 are yet on the delinquent list,
| more than $4,000 Of which is taxed against
min companies that refuse to pay on the
/ ground of excessive valuation, and Will re-
| sist payment in Court at the October term.
Dan MeCIeery informs US that he has
recovered his wagon but failed to get the
horses taken from him some time since at
the toll house on Reynolds creek. The man
who took them hearing the officers were
after him abandoned them Ia Boise valley
and escaped lie thinks he will get one of
the horses but the other ho has no hopes OF.
The Golden Chariot mine udy crtises for
proposals TO do stopping by contract. Notices
| 10 that effect, giving full specifications as 10
| the work, manner Of doing il, and terms upon
which it is to be done, etc, etc, are printed
| and can be seen either at the mine or 0wy-
hee Cos mill. The contract will be let on
the 10th OF this month.
-. p. Buekminster,f formerly super
intendent of the Golden Chariot, who knows
\ a mine when he sees II as well as any man
who has ever visited idaho, left to examine
Cope district few days since. His outfit
consisted OF q cayuse, Two pairs OF blankets,
a colts pistol, three cans fruit, two papers
coffee and tin-cup.
The ball on Thursday evening at New
Masonic Hall was certainly as well attended
and conducted as any party that has ever oc-
| CURED IN Owyhee, and augurs well for the
coming winter amusemenls, II the ball on
| Thursday can be considered the Inauguration
Of the season and an index OF what is TO
cnms the people will not die Of ennui.
Our friend, Ed. Ayears, the son Of ST.
Crspin, who holds forth near the bridge on
Washington street. has lain by his awl,
| thrown down the last and hied himself away
TO Hoosier land, where he will probably re
main until spring time, when, with the re-
| turn Of the turtle, his voice may be heard
| again in the mountains.
Home Resort, out OF which John
Channcey expects to resort hons this fall,
is showing well, as we are led to believe
from a beautiful specimen brought into our
office a day or two since by Henry Hyman
For beauty OF blended coloFs, including a
goodly proportion of black sulphurets OF
silver, We have not seen anything handsomer
sale of the personal property of the
Orc Fino Mining Company will be held by
auction, commencing at the Morning Star
mill at ten O'Clock, A NJ, on Wednesday,
Sept I'D. Also, same dst at two p NJ at
the bro Elmo mine For particulars see
hand bills posted about town and on the
mountain. Col c. Davis, one OF the com
mittee Of creditors, makes the sale.
The Poorman mine, which for several
months has been considered - sick man, .
and was about TO be put on the INDECENT sick
list, has blazed out again in full and vigorous
health. fine vein of excellent ore reveal
ed itself in the south dr. of the 400 foot
level on Monday and revived the spirits of
those having the patient in charge The
/ VEN is iull three feet wide and has the ap-
pearance oi pcrmanence The locality OF
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