The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-03-23
LOCAL.
Fine Stationery at Rowett's.

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Mrs. Mills is now receiving her
spring millinery goods, and will an
nounce the spring opening within a
few days.
Richard Cunningham, the attorney,
left here, Tuesday, for business trip
to Nampa and Mountainhome, expect
ing to be absent for about week.
Hamp Peacock, we'll known printer,
who came here sixteen years ago and
"took charge of the Avalanche" ar
rived back here, Sunday, to resume the
same old sit.
Messrs. Frank Howard, R. j. Clifford,
Frank Johnson, o. s. BrunzelI, and
Charles Simmons, all of Reynolds, were
called up here, Monday, to testify at
the Person examination.
Charles Simmons has arranged to
stand his fine registered French Coach
stallion at Brunzelps stable, Reynolds.
Here is an opportunity for ranchers to
breed up their horse stock.
We regret to learn that our friend
Jake Horn, editor Of the Avalanche,
has been quite indisposed for couple
of days past and confined the greater
part of the time to his room, with an
attack of kidney trouble.
The Silver City l. o. o. F. Lodge has
began making arrangements for cele-
brating the 87th anniversary of the
order in America, by ball and ban
quet at their hall, April 26. Announce
ment and program will be given as
soon as arrangements are completed.
Miss Alma Hays, youngest daughter
of M. and Mrs. Hays of our town, was
taken from Boise, where she is attend
ing school, to Portland, this week, to
be treated or operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. Her sister, Mrs. Hutchin-
son, and her brother; in law, Mr.. Cas-
we'll, accompanied her.
Mrs. Ed. Grant, up from her Oregon
home, near Rockville, for several days,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabriel, returned home yesterday, go
ing by way of Murphy and Caldwell.
Mrs. Gabriel says it is surprising to
note the new homes taken up in the
northwestern corner of Owyhee, under
the Sucker creek irrigation scheme.
Messrs. Lee Bunch and Guy E.
Matthews, interested in the Commoner
mine, arrived here Monday, accom-.
panied by Messrs Llew. Humphreys
and j. l.. Morgan, mining men from
Arizona, with whom they have been
looking over our camps. They spent a
day being shown through the Trade
Dollar by Engineer R. H. Britt, and
have since been spending their time on
War Eagle.
A case of battery was up in the pro
bate court, Tuesday, in which fiddler
in one of the bawdy houses. named
Levy Robertson, played the part of de-
fendant, and Lola Ross, about as tough
a female sinner and fighter as can be
found in her class of resorts, was com
planning witness. Defendant demand
ed jury trial, was found guilty anc
sentenced to say fine of $40 and bill
of costs amounting tn $3.50, and was
taken to Jail to wait the digging up O.
the money by persons of his sort. They
dug up yesterday and the fiddler il
fiddling again.
All Owyhee people visiting Boise pu
up at the Capitol Hotel, as u matter o
course, because it is run by popular
Owyhee people. Since it has been ruI
on the European plan we have al
learned to step into the Boston Grill
adjoining the office, to refresh the in
ner man, finding the tables and servic
there of superior class. MIR. Klein
the proprietor, an affable gentleman
and his polite mattresses and elegan
cuisine, all combine to make that tn
most attractive eating house in tn
Capital City; and only REASONABLE
prices are charged.
Mrs. Mary Morgan has sold her furn
iture in the Royal hotel, turned he
bosrders loose on the snow-covered
cruel world, and departed for Boise
where she will rest and reeuperate fo
time, visiting her daughter now il
school there, and determine on fu
ture location. She has an urgent offe
from Bingham, Utah, to take charge o
mine boarding house there, for