The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-12-08


tooth or a sweet maiden that one could
think of.
County Attorney J. +. Nugent has
been in Boise since the early part of
the week, looking after some legal
matters for the Trade Dollar Consol-
idated Co. Mrs. Nugent, sufficiently
recovered to travel, is expected to ar
rive in Boise tomorrow, and will re-
main there with her perents for the
present.
The Miriam Rebekah Lodge, /. Q. Q.
F., No. 2, held its semi-annual election
of officers Wednesday night. The fol
lowing named persons we're chosen:
Mrs. Frank Scott, n g.; Mrs Frank
H all, V. G.; Miss Myrtle Hastings, sec
rotary; Mrs. J. M. Brunzell, treasurer;
Mrs. A. f. Bruuzell, Mrs. w. r. Ham
ilton, Mrs. Fred Crete, ST., trustees.
Honstead can fix you up for cold
nights in great shape now. He has
been piling his store SO full of com
forts, blankets, pillows and other ar
ticles for beds that he has had to put
in extra counters and employ an adj
ditional salesman Honstead is pro
gressive merchant who believes in
keeping everything the people may
want.
Nugget will receive and forward sub
scriptions for any newspaper or per-
iodical published anywhere in the
world at the regular subscription price,
thus saving subscribers the cost of
money orders and postage, and the
trouble of writing. We have arrange
ments with a news company with which
we keep deposit, which enables us to
do this. tt
Fred Allen, who brought his mother
home from STEMS Mountain several
days ago, was accompanied by young
friend, Mr.. Monroe, from his Nevada
home. The young gentleman went on
; to Caldwell, captured and was married
to Miss Carrie st Clair, Of that town,
returned here with his bride, aud Fred,
accompanied by the happy pair, left
for home Monday, a five days lone
some overland trip.
Mr.. Setback informs us that there
are eight fine range horses over about
the Homestake mine, which will be
showed in and starved unless their
: owners get them out Mr.. S. has driv-
en- them over the summit "a couple oi
times, but they come back. He says
if they are not looked after soon be
> will take them up and have them cared
for at the owners expense. He canno
describe the animals brands.
q For the first time in II years, {
grand jury, called by the district court
is in session in Ada county. Crane
inries are a sort Of secret inquisitiol
:, which should be as nearly dispensed
with as practicable. They are not onl.
expensive, but they are frequently use'
as a means of venting peIs Dnal spite
But on the other hand, many time
laws are broken or disobeyed and th
? deliuquents are not brought to tim
because no person will take the res
possibility of filing charges against th
. offenders. This is especially the cas-
> where public officers are the delin
. quents. A grand jury will often loo
into such neglected matters and thu
II put check on their frequency. Their
Ie should be grand jury summoned i
e every county at least biennialy.
Nampa and Caldwell will be COZ
! nected with the Swan Falls electri
power next February, according to
report published in lhe Statesman {
an interview with Mr.. Irwin, manage
70 of the Trade Dollar Con. Compan
owner of the power. The line has bee
" surveyed and the poles, wire aud a
- necessary equipments ordered to con
- plete the construction. 1t will diffC
~ in some respects from the power lii
now running to Dew Y and turnir
k machinery in the mines and mills G
the south side of the river, but will
Ill quite as substantially consfructe
ne The poles will be greater distan'
h. apart, and seven-wire aluminium cabl
re, will be used instead of the copper wir'
es strung on the Owyhee line. The lii
to Caldwell, through Nampa, will be
TO miles in length.
ed
cd Dolly Has .. Sister.