The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-05-11
FIVE cents worth of clothes on,'' and
Judge Leonard committed her for five
days and costs.

Louis Bernasconi was in town We'd
nesdav, from his Boulder Greek ranch,
accompanied by JOS Mattel and Jos.
Negrini, making annual proof on
desert land claim. They made such
brief stay that Nugget did not have an
opportunity to interview Bernasconi
about his mohair crop, he being the
pioneer breeder of Angora goats in
Owyhee.
That ga rear chase is a long chase"
is being illustrated by Sheriff Duncan
aud Deputy Black who have for nearly
three weeks been on the trail OF Red
Kelley, wanted for the shooting of Tom
Payne at Oreana. 1t seems that they
get faint scent of his tracks occasion
ally To keep them going. The fellow is
supposed to be on foot and still wan
deriug the wilds not so very far from
the scene of his deviltry.
Sammy Barkle. though still very low
from a seige of typhoid, was yesterday
showing indications that the crisis in
his case had been passed, slept more
quietly aud was reported this morning
as being much better lie is being
carefully and tenderly nursed and his
many friends now have strong hopes Of
his recovery His brother William,
though up and about, is very far from
being well man
Paul Newman, Silver City's cigar
manufacturers, left for Twin Falls,
Tuesday, for the purpose of closing a
deal disposing of the factory started by
him some months ago in that booming
two year old city Paul has not lost
one bit of his enthusiasm for that won
derful district, but found it too wear
ing on him looking after two factories
at the same time, and concluded to
confine his energies to the one estab-
lished here
County Surveyor Frank W. Hulett
had the misfortune to break one of the
bones of his left forearm, last Sunday
n was alone up at his mine, and put
off a shot in a surface rock, and STEP
ping backward to get out of the way,
tripped and fell, striking his arm on
rock. He grittily walked the two miles
down the rongh mountain trail, called
up DR.. Hamilton and had the fracture
reduced and has been getting on nice
ly since.
Charles Forney returned, Tuesday,
from trip on which he took in EN-
NETT, Caldwell, HALEY and Nanpa-
Just looking around, as he said. At
HALEY he met nearly all our old Owy-
bee friends now residing there, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thomas, DR.. and Mrs.
Plumer, Will Holland, Joe Duquette,
Mrs. Baker and daughters. He did not
see j. j. Baker but was told he was
working a mining claim, with splendid
prospects. Saw Cap. Parks and son
Frank, saw Austin Byrd. aud says that
all of them are well and prospering and
says that the business outlook and ap-
pearances of HALEY looked good to
him
The Misses Hazel arrived in Nampa
from Ireland, Friday. and were the
guests OF Mrs. Robert Bruce until Sat
urday morning when they went to
Owyhee county to visit relatives
Nampa Leader Herald.
The young ladies referred to in the
above are sisters of Jack, George, Ben
and Jennie Heazle of Dewey aud De
Lamar, and nieces of Mrs. A. r. Sothe
ren of the latter place. One of them
is said to be an accomplished trained
nurse and will seek employment in that
capacity. They come here directly
from Bray, County Ulster, Ireland, the
native place of the we'll known Bruce
family, now all of them deceased with
the exception of Mrs. Sotheren in De
Lamar and George w. who now resides
at Roosevelt, Messrs. A. r. and r. G.
Sotheren are also from the same town.
This class of people will always receive
warm welcome in Owyhee.
And. by the way, the same number
of the Leader-Herald announces that
Father ]. R. Dempsey, the well known
Catholic clergyman, so much esteemed
in his diocease, will depart in June for
visit to his former Irish home. This
jolly good priest is also native of the
same town. Won't he boom Nampa,
by telling of the wonders of its growth