The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-10-26

tagging in the mountains, has been en-
gagged to take the perintendency Of
work for the Rich Gulch Mining com
pany and will take charge November l.
President a. f. Stevens, who is now
here from California, has planned TO
have considerable new development
work done on that property during the
winter, and has procured timber, lag
ging, fuel and supplies sufficient for a
crew of men for the winter.
Two weddings in which prominent
Owyhee people were the high contract
ing parties, took place in Nampa on the
10th instant. One was that of Mr. Carl
Brunzell, postmaster at Reynolds, and
Miss Rosa Bivens, young lady from
Virginia, no for some time pasl has
been making her home with the groom's
sister Mrs. Harrison. The other happy
couple was MIR Charles johnson Ir., of
Reynolds and Miss - Kelley OF
Wilson, both we'll known and popular
young people. May both the happy
couples be blessed by Heavens choicest
gifts.
Mr.. Sam D. McLain, who with Mrs.
McLain arrived here Sunday, is so
busily occupied with his Nampa saw
mill entei prise that he made his stay
here quite brief, leaving Mrs. McI.ain
here to pack such articles from their
household as they may require and re-
turn to Nampa to spend the winter
with him at the Dewey Palace. He is
now busy with crew of men, grading
the grounds and preparing the founda-
tions for the MILL on the line of the B.
N. & O., about mile this way from
Nampa. The company now has two
crews of men, under experienced fore
men,-about go men in all, in the tim
Der along The south fork of the Payette
cutting logs.
Matt Joyce of Sinker Creek was in
town Monday and Tuesday of this week
giving his deposition to be used in
law suit now pending in johnson coun-
ty, Nebraska, for the recovery of about
81 300, value of horses sold by him to
| Ben p. Miller and M. A. Miller of that
place. Miller gave Mr.. Joyce check
for the money and it turned out that he
had no funds to pay the check, also
that the bank on which the check was
drawn, was insolvent. The vice presi-
dent Of the bank was here with Mr..
Miller at the time the horses we're de-
livered and took the horses away and
sold chem. They got possession of the
horses by means of false representation
as to the bank aud Millers, and hence
the present suit is to recover from all
the parties concerned.
While at Nampa last week, the writer
spent the night at the Share Hotel,
built and kept by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
, E. Share, formerly of the Reynolds
road stage and road hous in this coun
ty. 1t is substantially and handsome
lY constructed cement block building
very handsomely furnished, steam heat
ed, with electric lights, toilet and batl
rooms, neat office and fine dining
room, kept on European plan. 1t i
really fine modern home, and we con
! graduate our old time friends Mr.. anC
? Mrs. Share on playing host and hostess
IN such pleasant quarters. Were it no
r for the fact that every prominent hote
and rooming house in that bustlinl
, young junction city is owned or occu
: pied by we'll known former Owyhe
: people, the Dewey Palace, the Grand
q the Share House and the Morgan, W
would feel able to advise our friend
q where to stop in Nampa. But as it is
they will be sure to find themselves a
= home at any of them.