The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-01-06
: LOCAL NEWS ~a-

A nice lot of pure maple sugar ia
Bartow's.
Lee Stanford from Reynolds creek
was buying supplies in Silver the first
of the week.
Harry Moss, the popular waiter at
the Idaho Hotel, was out to divers ice
pond yesterday.
Attorney John Nugent has been in
Boise this week on important legal
business.
Votariesl l am hungry Turn me
loose in the iungles of Owyhee county
and will make an assault upon the
tyros and appease my appetite.
Vottaries motto-Do unto others as
Mo PIP 30 you, and then
Will he eat them without being
sIauShqeIed5S Well guessl
Prepare a tank for the best in Owy-
heel I have travelled from Portland
and am hungry. (Signedl Camel.
The Monopole hotel dance, at Jordan
Valley, was a success in every sense of
the word. Prof. Ballot of Silver City
furnished the music.
Miss Laura Morgan returned to her
duties at st. Teresa's school, Boise,
Tuesday, after spending the holiday
vacation with her mother, Mrs. ".
Morgan.
Mrs. Lizzie Connors and daughter,
Miss Alice, departed this morning for
Portland, where Miss Alice viii enter
school. Mrs. Connors will go from
there to California to spend the winter
in the hope of benefitting her health.
A tragedy occurred in Silver City
sometime Sunday night and nine more
lives have been added to the list OF
casualties in Deadmans alley. A few
think it was suicide, but owing to the
gruesome locality in which the body
was found, many hold to the murder
theory, which was probably the case
although the perpetrator was success
full in covering his tracks and no clue
can be found. The victim was Fran
cisco's cat.
Hugh B. Latham manager for tn,
Central Lumber Company at Murphy
accompanied by Mrs. Latham, came il
on last evenings stage. and will spenc
several days here and at DeLamar il
the interest of his company and visit
; ing relatives.
Several of DeLamar's rising genera
3 tion called on Nugget this Afternoon
9 One of them scratched off the follow
: ing account of their trip for us: "Th
DeDamar Sunday school visited Silve
City Friday and had a pleasant Dime
J, at Mr.. Juke's home. Some of the kid
9 visited the Nugget, but he was NO
t home. There was about 40 kids cam
f up. Those who visited the Nugget wer
e George Sathern, Donnell Mcdonnell
f Sydney Sampson, John Hore and Rob
= ert Sothern."
l. The many friends of r. G. Williams
i the well known mining man, formerl
It of this place, will be glad to learn tha
: he is alive and we'll. Several weeh
t ago, as announced in Nugget at tt
time, telegram in poor Spanish WI
received which was interpreted in tw
q ways: one that he was dead, the otht
II that he was alive and located at Ma
If allan. The latter Interpretation is co
1t rect. Cards, engraved in Spanisl
d have been received by Nugget an
n others of this place, in which Mr. Wi
liams wishes his friends merry Chris
= mas and happy New Year.
1t Frederic Irwin, manager of the TraC
Of Dollar Con. Mining Co, went over
Of Boise, Tuesday, to contract with Il
le War Eagle Con. Co. to supply the la
a. ter company with electric power to
id used in completing the work on Sink
e. Tunnel. The power will be taken ov
the line now running to the Poorms
" mine, by simply extending that line
10 the mouth of the tunnel 1t is nc
as proposed to tap the water by boring
id diamond drill hole from the tunnel u
te ward to the workings. Mrs. Irwin a
IN companied her husband as far as Mar
d. pa and took train east for visit
le her former Pittsburg home. Inciden
IT ally, Mr. Irwin took in the inaugur
ball.