The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1907-08-16

erJy mere on several former OCCASIONS
but having patented his mines, has not
been diligent in their development, al
though promising to become good mines.
1t is to be hoped that while here this
time lie will arrange for more vigorous
work upon them.
Assessor Krieg's excuse for going to
Boise, circus day, was to consult with
the board of equalization regarding the
value to be placed on sheep for taxation,
aud commission to buy bird dog for
Lisle Eisenhart, Deacon Lamb asserted
that be had gone to buy a go cart for
his grandson, c. M. Hays made some
business excuse, Mike Hyde went to
take some kids to see the show, and
Dickey the Hawes just went without
any excuse. But they w-re all there
just the same with %, 900 others.
Mrs. Ida Crouch Hazlett, editor of
the Montana News, the official socialist
organ of that state, announced to ad-
dress the people of Silver City, Wednes-
day evening, but arriving here too late,
delivered an address last night. Mrs.
Hazlett attended the Haywood trial at
Boise aud reported the proceedings for
her own aud a number of other social
istic papers, giving her reports decid-
edy socialistic bias, without resorting
the misrepresentation SO dominant in
other reports OF this class. She is
bright and pleasant lady and can lucidly
and forcibly impart the theories and
doctrines of Socialism in most impress
sive manner. She will speak tonight at
DeLamar
Ringling's circus gave the greatest
show in Boise, Monday, which that city
had ever seen, attended in the after
noon by at least 1900 people, and
somewhat lesser crowd at night These
modern circuses have become so mas
sive that one cannot enjoy them as one
did the smaller one ring affairs of Dan
Rice and Robinson in earlier days. Or
is it because we were only kids in their
time? Anyway, the Ringlings' was too
J immense for the writer who only hap
pened to be in Boise that day, while
good many Owyhee people went there
on purpose. Mike Hyde, of Oreana, was
there with his children, c. NJ. Hays
aud NJ NJ Krieg were called there on
business; Mesdames Conuors and Stod
dard and the Misses Hastings we're also
there from this camp. But Caldwell,
with It's opportunity TO ride on the new
trolley line, left scarcely enough people
at home to look after their homes.
And apparently Nampa and all the ad.
jacent country people found some ex-
cuse for getting there to see the ami
mails.
While out where the people are doing
things in the valleys, for few days
this week and last, the writer enjoyed a
ride over the new interurban trolley
line from Boise down to Caldwell run
Mug the greater portion of the way
through tine section CT Boise valley
which he had not formerly visited. It
is fne piece of our fine state, covered
by beautiful farms, with orchards, clover,
alfalfa and grain fields indicative of the
prevailing prosperity this portion of the
state is now enjoying An air of pro-
gress aud improvement covers nearly
all of it, with new buildings going up
and stacks aud shocks of recently har-
vested hay and grain and fat stock in
pastures, showing abundance all along
the splendid valley. The railroad now
connecting the villages aud communi-
ties with the two terminal towns is we'll
constructed with heavy rails and solid
roadbed, handsome stations and a sab
stantially built power station, where the
electric current received from the Swan
Falls mower nlant is distrihnted to the