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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
9uumcre.

Wfihael SSalib purSe DieuitaS
pom @eridt als Gonltabler Der l..
@arb bes Sorousbs ernunnt.
IS. 6. Conn bat als SOilneiiter
Der @ris Giisnbabu oabier reiisnirt uno
9. 8. 9posn lit als ieiu Oiadfolser er'
nannt worben.
- Die a9t Wtonate alte Iodter Der
@beleute gBilliam 8edmann BON 9ioro
Slafelp StraBe itarb Su friiber Wiorssus
ituuoe am Sonutas auA elmer lduseren
Sranfbeit.
= Der 20 Sabre aIte Stalisner Sos
lspb Sauino uno an Sano Strabe,
Yunter Sia, pobnbait. wuroe Dienitas
Jia6mittas, als er nabe Sunfer Sill
uui ben 9aduwunna @iienbabu 9eleilen
arbeitets, pOn einem berabfallenoen
PfOiten setroifen unO ebe elm slr3t Die
Stelle errei9sn tOnnte, mar Der Wtann
toot.
Der 16 Sabre alte 9oiepb Wtur'
pbD uon Sit Drinfer StraBe, Der gum
eriteu Wiale in eiuer 3e6e arbeitete,
bate Ntontas in Der @ppip 9rOuG
3e6e cine @riubruus, bic cr ni6t bali
usrsellen pirO. Sn Der llnpilienbeiI
usrlOr fi9 Wturpbp ndmlid in Del
i3sde uno fir nabsSu SwUlf Stunoer
tappte er perwirrt in berielbsn berum
ebe mnn ibn Sulest 3iemlid eri90pf
unO isbr bunsris auffanO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
@nnne Gpuntn.

Sunesoals.-@illiam &. 5ersuion
uou bier, pel6er einise 3aSe 3nuOr nad
aluur, Sa., rsiits, um cine @rbi6aft
uon 500. 900 unSutreten, bic isin psrit.
SruOsr binterlaiien hattie, wurSs DtOn.
tag ni6t penis enttGui4t. als ibm als
Ieinen 9tntbeil Der @rbi4aft nur $780,
600 iibsrsebsn wurbsn, oa Der Ssritor'
bene Elm Geitamsut binterlieB, laut mel
dem bic cine Sdlfte Der 9intsrlaiisn'
IdaIt ben @rben elmer usrit. Sdwsiter
iiberwisieu wurOe. 5ersuiou, Der ielbii
5000, 900 wertb iein. .iol, bshauptst, Saf
ieiu 9ruoer an SsiitssitOruns litt, aIs
sr baS Esltameut mahte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
slllentcipn's DeutfAtbum.

@s ireut uns jeoerjeit, wenn mir be-
ri9tsn tOnnsn. baB ii9 irseu6po bas
Oeutldtbum rest unO einen seiunben
3rieb SsiSt. Dies ideint Dor slllem in
Der bubiden Stabt 9lllentown ber Sall
Su lsin. Dag g1entOpn einen bliibens
ben @elansuerein bat, Der iein eigenes
Seim beiist uno Courage senus bate,
erit tiirsli6 Elm Sdnserfeit gu ieiern, 1T
befannt. slber aud in anoerer 9inii6t
l6sint Oas Deutide bort Sorti6ritte 5u
MAIDEN, wis aus ben iol9enoen YiOtiSen
pom bort eriidtli6:
8si Der Seriammluns Der @ontroller'
bebSros am Wiittpod 9lbeno wurOe siu'
itiinmis beidlOiien, Oas Stuoium Der
beutiben Sprute in Der 9oaiduls
pisosr sinSufibren. Die llriade, wslds
fir Die @initelluns sessben wuroe, mar,
bab bafiir ni6t 9eniiseuo 3eit 9emiomet
nurbe. 8ei Der 8ereouns bes @e9en'
itanoes wurbe ullsemsin Su9eseben, Oaf
bisiem Stubium mebr .3sit sepibmsi
nerben iollte.
Der sebisb Gurnusrein, Der fiirslit
sssriiubst wuroe, bat SsfsPs Salle. ar
asbisb unO Union StraBen, als &uru'
bale Ssmietbet. @ins alaiie fir atnbsl
BON 9-16 Subrsu pirO fiir Turnunter
ri9t formirt perosn. uOn 1918 Sab
rem wirO bic 3Oslinsstlaiis ieiu, BON Ii
bis 25 Sabrsn bic uttiuen Turner uni
iibsr 2S Sabre Die Nltsrsrisse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
.&eDitone Srelping So,
@ 6. @ias. s6atmeifer nno 0ermalter,
9nnntore, ga.
Sdul. Seb6ree.

Das Sauptseiddft. peldes Wfontas
absuO bon Oisier aOrperi6aft srlsSist
wuroe, mar bic @rmabluns pon Gbo.
mas s. S'Gonnor oils Dtitslisb, on
Stelle bes psrit. 8. S. S'0iallsD, mos
rauf man ibm oann fofort sineu Sit
einrdumte. Toriiser @ibbOns tiinbists
an, baB O'GOuuOr aud an ben @omitss
oienen ioll, an Oeneu iein Sorsdugsr
itano.
Das 9od ruo Trainir Sduls @omite
iAlus Dor, oaB mebreren S6tilsrn Die
@rlanbniB sesebeu weroe, rPoit Sra.
ouate4 Sturis 5u nebmen unO bas 9sb.
rer @omite idlus cine slujabl psiters
GrnsnnunssH Dor, bic beitdtist purbsn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Wpro Seranton.


= Der @irtb 9ii6aro aimma6er
uon Oidion sluenue lit leste Wo6e uon
einem mebrmonatli6en Seiude bel
Ieiner Wfutter in 8abeu, SentI6lano,
juriidsefebrt.
= Sin GROCER llmfleiounsSiduppen
nabe benz neuen 9i6monb Sdadt Der
Scranton 9oblen Gompanie wurbe friib
Sonntas Wtorsen 6ura Seuer SeritOrt.
Sin Glarm BON Salteu rs bra6te bic
Seuerwsbr CUR Stelle, bod mar Sas
Sebduoe i6on Dor ibreni @intreffen
perbrannt.
- Nls u. &. @beeler etma i12 llbr
Donnsritas g1a6t ieiu GferO nit 9ut'
ids Dor elmer @obnuns an..gtorb Wtain
sluenue itsbeu lieB uuo iiA in bas &C.
bdube be9ab. beuutte Semano bic @e'
lesenbsit. nm nit oem @efdbrte fortju'
fabren unb tros eiiriser Ota6ioridun'
gen tonnte Die EOliiei CUR 3eit ben
Dieb ui6t finoen.
Der als Sauolanser in Der
Storrs go. 2 3ede anseitellte sller.
0'Obststi muroe Sreitas 9tahmittag
wdbrsnb Der srbeit BON eiuem Deden'
falle setrofieu uno in iebr lOier SSeiie
;eroriidt. @r muroe uou Wiitarbeitern
aus ieiner sefdbrliden Sase befreit uno
ounp CUR 8ebanbluns benz MiOies
GuplOr Soipital iiberwieien.
= 5bomas Dapis, elm befaunter
8iirser uon Barter Strabe, wnroe
Oonneritas 0forsen, als er in Der
Gi6mOuS Oio. 8 3e6e cine Sprensuns
porbereitete, pon Der unerwartet erfolss
ten Sprensuun9 uuf Der Stelle setUo'
tet. Wtit SBu6t marb er 9e9en Die
Ssitsnwanb sei6leuoert uno iblimm
usritiimmelt; ben 8erunsliidten iiber'
lebsu bic @attin uuo pier fleine Sinoer.
Der gOls Soc Snistep, elm
Miner in Der Sede Der 9ioroenoe
9oblen Gompanie, wurOe Sreita9 oura
sinen SobleniaQ, Der ibm bis Sur 9iifte
rei6te, fir Stunben ieitssbalten unb er
itanb iebs Wtinutc in Sebenssefabr, bis
ibn feline Wfitarbeiter, pelde bic Sc
iabr nit ibm tbeilten, wieoer ausse'
srabsn batten. Damn wuroe sefunoen,
OaB Der Oiunn fattiid unuerlest, aber
itart eri9rOdeu mar. Oa man be-
fiir6tete, baB Snisteg nidt serettet
weroen tOnne, 10 wurbe ibm BON
Biarrer slntbonD Stnupas Die leste
Salbuns sesebeu.
= Oils Der lests iiiOli6 fubrenoe ..
& 3. 3us Samitas 9iadt I'm s12
llbr in ben @reen 0tiose 8abnbOf ein'
fubr, muroe Der 9ofomotiufiibrer uitt
wenis eutiest, als Elm Wtann in Der
Dunfelbeit fihtbar wuroe unb oanu
unter ben 8aoern Der 9otomOtiue Der.
ihwano. Wtan bradte ben 3us iOfort
gum StillItano unb elite CUR lln9liidss
iteae Suriid, mo man ben Wiunn toot
auffanb, init bOs Seri6nittsnem Sopf
uno ueridieoensn SnOdenbriiden. Sn
elmer 3aihs warO cine fog. ~oue Bill"
nit osm namen Sobn Pbiuips unb in
Der &idmonc 3ede anseitellt aufse'
funOen. uno Sonntas itellte man Otads
fOridunsen an. bic ersubsn, baB Der
@stOotste wirtlid Sobn Pbillips bieB,
an Barter StraBe wohnte uuo In Der
SaiamOnO .3e6s beibdftist mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Wattpt BIetr+
staOt unO Gouutb.

= 9ti6tbiirssr Oiirfen in bieiem
Stuate nidt auf Die Saso seben. obne
uorhsr cine Sileus su l0ieu. Wtan9.
nal seidiebt es, baB SIuslanoer bess
mesen arretirt mer6eu.
Suwelisr @onraS 9utber BON Sr.
ping slue. mar tiirjli6 nabe 9adawaren
auf oem Siidfans uno angelic babel
sinen iieben gfunb idweren 8arideu.
ben srOBten, Der uOd je in oieier Oia9.
baridaft sefanssn wurbe.
-9err uno 5rau Sobn s. @iiele
uon Diem StraBe, Welbe ben CONNER
3u Sate Sberioan uerlebten, I'M ipe;iell
bic stwas ansesriffens @eiuuobeit BON
5rau Giisls Su itarfen. iinb uerflOiienen
Donneritas wieoer beimsetebrt.
slae Sorbereitunsen fir ben
rGlam Sate" bss Scranton yieoer.
trans, WelAer naditen Sonntas ju
Wtooiic absebaltsu wirb, iino nunmebr
setroffen uno Der slus1uS wiro iib 3u
einem TO ssluHseueH seitalten. wie Der
erite Dor WtOnatsiriit. SOlts bas
SSetter ieoo6 unsiinitis iein, 70 wiro
Der Clam Safe" in Der Salle oes
Sersins abssbalten. Srsunoe tonnen
uon Wtitslisosru einssiiibrt msrosu.
-9arrp Wt. Sapes. aussbti6 BON
EOlsbO, O.. Der Dor einiser 3sit bierbsr
fam uno oils Collector 'slnitslluns sr.
bielt, 1T Elm gang seriebsner 8uride,
oenn uadoem er leste @O6e bic Stuot
plOslid uerlaiien bate, ersab es iid.
oaB er ueridieoene aauflsute I'M Sc
iammtbetrase uon mebrereu bunoert
Oollas beidpinoelt bate, iuOem er
wertbloie 9elbanpeiiu iunsen auf eint
8ant uusiteute unb aud cine srObert
Soitrednuns unbe,ablt lieB.
- Das 9orbell Der Marsarst 8acor
an Safforo Court nuroe Samitae
0tadt uon Der ROlijei ausseboben, mo-
bel feds Srauen uuo jehn 0taunel
srwii9t wuroen, buruntsr elm 1;
Sabre altes Wtdodeu, anseblib elm
Godter Der Bacon. Uei einem Ser
bOr am SOnntas wuros Die @isentbiim
erin $50, bic anberen Serbafteten i
$40 beitraft. Die Rolijsi beabii4tist
nit ben slusbsbuugen uou Soroellei
fortSufabreu, bis ale in Der Staot aus
gerottet lino.
= @eOr9e. Der dlteite SObn be-
Serrn 9eorse u. 8riesel BON Din
StraBe. welder tros leiner Su9en
l6on Elm sebiesener Siolinipeler if
reiite leste 8ode mad SSeit ROint, mo c
Der bort itationirtsn Ser. Staaten 0teSi
mentsfapelle bsitrat. in welder er aur
Gromba ipislen wirb. Der inn9
Wtann mirb, wenu er mie bisber meits
mo6t, ii6 in ben tommsnoen Sabre
unSwsiielbait einen beneiosnswertbe
9iuf oils Wtuiiter ermerben, Oenn es i
feline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BON Der
ni6t luiien mill.
= Die 4lane fir Oas ueue 6l
itaurant bee Ssrrn sllbert 3ents q
Penn auenue iiuO iOpeit seOiebeu, oa
man cine CUTE lleberi6uu Der Sront De
geb6uOes erbalten fanu, bic, wie lido
beri6tst, i'm Stple bss Oeutlden Wtii
telalters aufScfiibrt perben wiri
Die 3eidnuus ,eiSt einen bIbiden GnI
purf na6 Der Sbee oes 9srrn 3eul
uno wiro cine 9iouitdt unter ben q,
bauben Der StaSt biloen. Dtit 6ei
9au wirb pabribsinlid in Elm pac
MOnaten anssfanssu peroen, ioSaB
bis gum 1. slpril naditsu Sabres ~
8enusuus iertis lit.
EH untsrri6t I'm 9lapierlpiel e.
tbeilt unter Siinitisen BsOinsuuss
5rauIsin emma 5rsp, 51s Pius Str.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14

Die jussnblide Eo6tsr bes W.
D. Boihen pon Frescott Gueuue etbielt
Dtontas absuo 3iemliH set6brliae
8riibwuuoen, als fie cine Sdiifel nit
bsibsr Supps umnarf. Der bebau'
OeluOe ar;t srwartet Die @snsiuns Der
9leineH.
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= 0iaa elmer in Selsrab aus grie.
polls einsetrOffenen gia6ri6t iiub etipa
1000 9iirten iiber bic @renSs ssbrunssn
nnb babsn bier ierbiids StdOts, Die BON
@renSwd9tern beisst waren, unsesriis
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-09-14
Su s,erfanfen.

Gin 1aus nit is&s Stubtu I'm 60O gIud an
She Srpius aptnus, Cot 40 bic $50. 6raal
nad In $40 Sib Srptns Nptnut. 3iba
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21

Deputy Sheriff Tullis. who received
news Of the shooting by telephone late
Wednesday night, started at once for
the scene, capturing bis man and
bringing him to Silver City Thursday
evening, where be is now ia jail. He
did not resist arrest but was overtaken
about thirty miles from where the
shooting took place, South Mountain,
which is about twenty five miles from
Silver.
The parties are all SpaIiards and the
facts which could be learned had to be
gotten through an interpreter, so that
the details of the tragedy at present
are rather meager DIR. Farrer, who
went from DeLamar and was much
nearer, arrived at the scene first, took
Joe Rodriguez with him as interpreter,
and the deputy sheriff then had him to
accompany him in order TO communi-
cate with the prisoner.
Anacavi vas shot with rifle, the
bullet entering just over the heart
making large incision and breaking
the shoulder. The physician was un-
able to locate the bullet. While be
seemed to stand the first shock pretty
we'll, it is not thought possible that be
can recover. Word was received this
morning that be was much worse.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21
BLACK JACK.

Mrs. E. Goble, from Murphy, is
spending few days with relatives
here.
Jas. McAleary, one of the Trade Dol
lars popular shift bosses, is back in
che harness again.
Mrs. Dickens and her little girl Cor
don, from Silver, were up to spend a
few days with relatives this week.
VIM. Pooley, an old time miner en-
ployed as watchman at the Boonville,
holds the record. He went to town on
the Fourth for the first time in six
teen months.
So far the attendance at the Black
Jack school has been good. There are
ten pupils enrolled and half of them
have not missed day since school
opened. That speaks we'll for the
teachel, Miss Ida Ketner.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21
SHOOTING SCRAPE AT
SOUTH MOUNTAIN
Sam Anacayi Probably Fa tally
Injured by a Sheepherder.

Sam Anacavi Probably Fa tally
Injured by a Sheepherder-
Sam Anacavi, Spaniard, was shot
and probably fatally injured by John
Aransbol, also a Spaniard, at South
Mountain last Wednesday.
The trouble arose over disagree
ment as to wages. Aransbol had been
herding sheep for Anacavi for little
over six months without having any
definite understanding about what
wages he was to receive, but supposed
he would get $40 per month. which it
seems is the going scale for his work in
that locality. When be came to settle
Anacavi would only allow him S35 per
month, which made a total of $3.50
difference in their accounts. Arausbol
came to town to get legal advice, but
found it would be difficult matter TO
effect a settlement in a manner salts
factory to him and returned to camp
with the result stated above.
The shooting was done about mile
and half from Anacavi's home ranch,
and the wounded man was taken to
his home and DR.. Farrer, of DeLamar,
sent for.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21
Letter From MIR. Lamb

Portland July II, IJU0.
Dear Nugget: The Idaho Press
Association, in sufficient numbers to
fill our Pullman, left Boise on the
night of the 18th and arrived here on
the 14th, in time to spend the after
noon at the fair We went first to the
idaho building, where President Goode
of the fair commission made us an ad
dress of welcome, and where a splendid
reception was given us by the Idaho
people, We are all proud of the idaho
building and exhibits, and our exeeu-
tive.commission and his able assistants
for the splendid work they have done
with the means at their command.
The building in which they are housed
is ample in size and quite attractive
and unique, though not Us imposing a
structure as some of the other state
buildings. Our mining exhibit is
handsomely displayed, but not nearly
as we'll calculated to impress visitors
with the magnitude and Importance of
our mining industry as that of either
Colorado, California, Utah, or Montana.
The display from the Occur d'Alene
district is the best by all means, is
massive and good, but from nearly
every other section the showing fails
to do Justice. This is particularly true
of our own Owyhee, the leading gold
and silver producing county in the
state. We doubt if one visitor III every
hundred leaves the building with the
mines of Owyhee leaving the least
impression on his mind. 1t makes one
from Owyhee regret that our people
had seemingly been so remiss in pro-
viding for a suitable display. But
idaho has done so much better in her
agricultural display and in its arrange
ment than the other states that not a
visitor leaves the ground'withou vivid
impression of Idaho's Importance as a
grain, fruit and vegetable producing
state, and a part of this is due to the
energy with which the exhibits have
been collected by Commissioner Nj. J
Vessels, of lewiston, and the fine
artistic taste with which they have been
arranged by Mrs. Vessels. They con
stitute one of the artistic triumphs OF
the entire fair.
Mesdames Harris and johnson, too
are entitled to great praise for their
arrangement of the splendid school
and ladies needle work exhibits from
nearly every county in the state
Idaho's school work display certainly
surpasses anything in that line to be
seen at the fair
Today the Press party and friends
spent the day visiting Salem, and were
the guests of that city.
But am too tired tonight to write
more than this brief and disconnected
letter, will try and do better in my
next.
The party intending to go to Cali
fornia, though provided with trans
portation, find it impossible to secure
berths on any steamer leaving her,
for the next 20 days, have decided tt
take,a trip UP the Sound and to Victoril
instead. The Misses Hastings will g
to California by rail two or thre'
days hence.
LAMB.
Nro,v e,n,,lu of fano, ond LII,
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21

There are some generous and CRATE
ful people in the world, as the follow
ing from the apital News viii show:
"hoy HiddIeson, bright little fellow,
found lady's purse containing $500
yesterday, on Thirteenth street, be-
tween Resseguie and Alturas. He
hunted up the lady and restored her
property. If he expected any reward
for his honesty and promptness he was
disappointed The lady's name was
not given by the narrator of the in
cident"
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21

ADDIE COMPANY
CASE DECIDED
Judge Smith Holds Election
Was Illegal.

was Illegal.
A decision was rendered yesterday
by Judge Frank J Smith of Caldwell,
who has been holding a session of
court in chambers In this city for
Judge Stewart, in the case Of Solomon
Baer aud others against the Addie
Consolidated Mining h Milling com
pany, limited, and others, involving
the legality of the election last April
OF a new board of directors Of the
company.
AT a special meeting Of stockholders
of the company in April a new board
of directors was named for the con
Germ and some changes made in the
bylaws of the company The di-
rectors met Immediately after the
meeting of the stockholders, elected
new set of officers aud levied an assess
ment of one per cent on the capital
stock of the company.
The plaintiffs in the case, The mino-
rity stockholders, objected to the ac-
tion of the majority and brought suit
TO set it aside, asking at the same time
for the appointment Of receiver for
the company.
The decision of Judge Smith, given
Yesterday, was that the action of the
special meeting of stockholders in elect
ing new board Of directors and chang
ing the bylaws, was Illegal and void.
/ The decision has the effect of ousting
the newly elected officers and restoring
the former officers, and also Of setting
aside the assessment levied against the
stock of the company. The petition
for receiver was denied, there being
no occasion for the appointment Of
one after the restoration of the old
board of directors.
The property involved is what is
known as the Addie group of mines
in the Silver City district in Owyhee
county Statesman.
~
| w. f. Sommercamp. of Weiser, ac-
companied by party of mining men,
came in Monday and departed theInext
morning. Mr.. Sommercamp states
that it is now practically certain that
work will soon be resumed on the
Potosi.
DIR. f. d. Kendrick, of St. Paul, and
Mr.. A. M. Thompson, of Pittsbnrg, ar
rived in Silver City last evening, to at
tend special meeting of the stock
holders of the Golden Opp rtunity
Mining & Milling Company. called for
that date. DR.. Kendrick, who is pres
ident of he company, says it is hoped
to have things in shape to resume work
on the property before fall The de-
mise of r. G. Facer, last year, who was
manager and considerable stockhold
or in the company, is what has de-
layed operations on this property, and
when his affairs have been probated
work will go ahead again.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21

are with us. We viii probably leave
here for California Monday morning.
to be back here in about eight days
then home in about five days more.
The dates are uncertain, 50 just look
for me when come"
Fred j. Palmer, of Jordan Valley,
Oregon, has organized the Bank of
Jordan Valley, capital $4,000 The
principal stockholders are Fred J. Pal
mer, James .R. BIackaby and William
Parks. Articles of incorporation were
fled Jelly l, 1905.
Mrs. Otto Petit and daughter, Dora
and Ernest Rowett, John Crete aud
Clifford Weston, left yesterday morn
ing on fishing trip. They will camp
iR Hardiman's pasture on Boulder
creek. Mrs. Weston and Vic Rowett
will join the party the first of next
week, as viii also quite a number of
people from the valley.
The letter published in Nugget, last
week, asking for information concern
ing Peter COPELAND, supposed to have
died here about three years ago, elicits
the fact that, while he is not known to
have worked here, he was known by
several miners now here. Henry Hor-
ton, of Dewey. says he knew him and
says that be killed himself while work
ing on a railroad grade in Washington
about five years ago. He was powder
monkey" for the crew and ended his
life by firing off box Of dynamite on
which he had seated himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Steele started
| yesterday on what will be quite an ex-
tended tour. They will first see the
Portland fair, then California and
points of interest on the coast, after
which they will go east, expecting to be
absent several months. Their trip
will not be entirely on pleasure, al
though they will doubtless derive a
lgreat deal of pleasure from it, being
principally for the purpose Of interest
ing outside capital in the Banner Min
ing and Milling Co.'s properties here
and getting subscribers for the stock
that has not already been taken by the
people at home.
i Barney Quarell, who, several months
ago, left DeLamar to 60 back to his
Lative land, Italy, returned Saturday
accompanied by his two intelligent
looking children, boy and girl, aged
about 16 and l8 respectively, having
disposed of all his property in thai
country and returned here to make his
permanent home Barney has many
friends in Silver who were glad to vel
come his return, and with whom BIZ
spent couple of days before going OIL
to DeLamar. While here he lost |
pocket book containing several hun
dred dollars but was fortunate enough
to have it returned to him intact.
Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 2, of Sill
yer City, had another pleasant tim'
Wednesday evening. 1t was the dat,
set for the district meeting, but on ac
count of the excessive heat Mrs. Cros
son, the president, did not feel equal tt
the long stage ride over here, and th
meeting has been further postponed
After the regular business of the lodg
was over pleasing program, whicl
i had been arranged for the occasion
was carried out and fine lunch wa
served III the banquet hall. The visi
tors present were Mesdames FarreI
! Latham, Helm, Linberg and Hest, Q
) DeLamar, and Colburn aud Davey, Q
Dewey, all members of Eula lodge, De
! Lamar.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21
Lost.

Somewhere between the Episcopal
church and Hawes' store, last Sunday,
a lady's silk cloak. Finder please re-
turn to this Office or to Mrs. ST Tullis.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21

New supply of fancy and plain
candies at Bartow's.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-07-21

Medallions at Getchell's.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-06-16
Calumet
Baking
Powder
A wonderful powder Of rare
merit and unrivaied strength.
The Silver Mamie

The highest pinnacle of tree develop
a3ent seems to have been reached when
the silver maple was formed in ma
lures crucible Think of all the good
points in a physically perfect, high
strung, blooded horse, apply these
points to tree fife and we have the sill
yer maple. From the ground up to the
topmost leaf1et we find expressed in ev-
cry atom of the tree strength, vitality,
purity, beauty. and usefulness. The
trunk of this tree is as sleek and clean
cut as any one could imagine tree to
be. The leaf is beautiful in its shape
and color, the underside being sill
very white-from which 1T takes it's
name-and as one stands under 1t and
looks up he sees a silver dome, or, If
q breeze is blowing, the green and sill
yer leaves simmer and vibrate like an
aspen, giving the appearance of pale
green fire, which is especially notice
able on the approach Of storm. The
leaf is FIVE pointed and the entire edge
is again indented with we'll defined
teeth. This is the common shade tree
Of our cities.-St. Nicholas.