The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1906-05-25


arrive, and superintendent Masters is
now busy with small crew of mer pre-
pairing the site over the shaft for its
construction. Manager VIM F. Som
mercamp has gone to Denver to try to
hurry up the shipment Of the electric
power and machinery to be placed in
the building.
Nugget will receive and forward sub
scriptions for any newspaper or per-
iodical published anywhere in the
world at the regular subscription price,
thus saving subscribers the cost of
money orders and postage, and the
trouble of writing We have arrange
ments with news company with which
we keep deposit, which enables us to
do this. tt
Mr. and Mrs. George o. Sampson re-
turned, Wednesday, from a weeks stay
in Boise. Mr.. Sampson brought home
with him a matched pair of nearly pure
bred Hamiltonian bay horses, one 1874
hands high and weighing 1900 pounds
and the other very slightly smaller, the
pair to be used on his stage lines. They
are considered the finest pair of large
horses seen here for years, but nothing
is too fine for Mr. Sampson when he is
considering the equipment of his stage
lines.
DR.. @. A. Southwell, well and favor
ably known dentist of Boise, practi
tioner of % years experience, will be in
Silver City for short length of time,
the length Of the stay depending upon
the amount of business requiring his
attention He will arrive May 80 The
doctor, permanently located in Boise,
is up to-date in all branches of his pro-
fession and can be found there to make
good on all work he undertakes.
Mrs. Daley, who has been in Boise
for the past month and whowhile there
had troublesome tumor removed from
her face, returned home, Wednesday,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. w. III.
Dewey and daughter, of Nampa and
Mrs. Gus Holtgren Of Thunder Noun
tain, Mrs. Daley's daughter The visit
/ ing ladies will return to Nampa, to-
morrow, and Mrs. Holtgren will pro-
ceed to Thunder Mountain next week.
Burn or freeze Jake Horn out of pub
fishing paper, if one will, and he will
be sure to light on an editorial tripod
again. This time he is reported to have
jumped astride of hot one. He is
said to have bought the Boise Clipper
Jake is a flippant political writer, who
will make the pages of the Clipper
warmer than ever. and the roasts the
politicians will get, witch whom he don't
stand inBorah, for instance-will
make interestin' readin'. We have al
ways been an admirer of Brother
Horns misdirected ability, as an editor,
and have wished that it might be di-
rected into proper channels.
Charles Harrison ana Emmett Nor
row, delegates to the Western Fedora
tion of Miners annual convention which
assemblies in Denver next week, left
here early this week, but made visit
to the w. F. NJ officers, now held in
Boise before going to Denver The
meeting of that convention in Denver
will be a most important one in view
of the fact that neither the president
or secretary-treasurer can be present,
being held in Idaho on charge of com
plicty in the murder of Governor
Steunenberg. 1t is thought that they
will be reelected.
Vol. l, No l, of the new Caldwell pa
per, the Citizen, is out and is to take
its chances along with the seven other
publications Some of them excellent
ones-issued in that booming town. 1t
announces that it will I've republican,
and promises to fill "a long felt want
as is usual, with some l5 other publca-
tions in Canyon county, all of them
leaning that way. However it is going
to fill that want" remains to be seen.
The only thing we can gather from the
! initial number, is that it does not in
tend to stand III with the present state
administration.
II. F. Boyce, up from Jordan Valley
yesterday and today, says that G. A.
Van Zant, once the owner of the V. q
ranch below Jordan Valley and very
extensive stock grower, but who for the
past Is years has lived in the East