The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-03-03

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the dust down. He is bound to keep
near the head of the procession.
There is rumor floating around the
camp that the Sinl5er tunnel has tap
ped the Orc Elmo ledge. Be this as it
may, it is fact that small vein has
been cut and that it is fine ore. The
Leyner drills are working like charm
An unusual scene occurred on Main
street today, when some of the county
officers and merchants we're at work
removing the big snow bank on the
west side of the street, Sheriff Duncan
appeared to have charge of the gang.
Mrs M. Morgan has reopened the
Hotel Royal, which is assurance that
the old hostelry will be conducted in
a way to atteact patrons. Mrs. Nor
gan announces 81 day rate. with
special inducements to regular board
ers.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. William Stod-
dsrd, Wednesday, March LIST, girl.
The little one passed away to the great
beyond in few hours after its entry
into the world. The parents have the
sympathy or their host of friends in
our city.
j The Caldwell Tribune wants to know
which is the better man, be who gets
drunk and beats his wife, or he who be-
longs to the Y. NJ. G. A., the W. @. L.
U. and the Prohibition party and beats
his grocer, his drayman and his
laundress?
4 Mrs August Crete of DeLamar re-
turned last week from trip to Cali
fornia, where she went for the benefit
of her health Mrs Grete's many
friends in Silver will be glad to know
that she was greatly benefited by her
stay in California
Ore from the War Eagle dump is be-
ing hauled to the Ada mill for treat
ment. 1t runs $40 to the ton and in
the early days was not considered of
sufficient value to justify the expense
of saving, but now with improved
processes, it is bonanza.
Representative Stevens of Fremont
county has been appointed game ward
en-. 1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Stevens
will be an improvement over his
predecessors. Owyhee county furnish
ed about the only real game warden
} the state ever had even if he was a
democrat.
In order to relieve any anxiety on
J the part of the patrons of the Silver
City Electric Light company. The
Nugget 'phoned the Trade Dollar to
find out if there was a noticeable
Z diminition of power at Swan Falls by
! the reason of the closing of the gates
/ at Twin Falls, and the reply was that
there was no change, neither did the
management anticipate any trouble.
3 Alexander and Picton DUTIES OF
q Nampa arrived in town yesterday fol
the purpose of making arrangements
, to remove the boil and compressor
: from the Cumberland mill to the Sun
: nyside property at Thunder Mountain
The owners of the Cumberland are
preparing to install electricity at the
mill and mine and consequently will
have no further use for the boiler OF
compressor.
e. s. Whitney, formerly of Kootenai
county, but now known as Lewis coun
ty, has been appointed warden of the
penitentiary. Mr.. Whitney was
strongley endorsed for the position
his friends assert that there will be az
trouble at the "pen'' such as has beer
i witnessed in the past few years. Gov
ernor Gooding exercised his usual eau
ton in making this appointment. Pol
itics cut no ice.
A report was transmitted over th'
grapevine telegraph to Boise tina
; John Connors was practicing up in Lh'
manly art, with the view of meeting al
corners and goers, no one barred. Ths
d dispatch was shown to Jim Lusk, pre-
S sident of the colored mans club of the
r Capital city who offers to meet Con
r nors either at Murphy or Nampa, time
and place to be named. The winner
a to take gate receipts.
4 China at Getchell's.