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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-27

enth Judicial District OF the State
of Idaho. In and For the Coun-
ty of Owyhee
The Union Central Life Insur-
ance Company,
W. O. Blackburn and Sarah E of
blackburn. his wife. Ira E.
his wife, and The Parma State
Bank, Limited, Of Parma, SALE.
Defendants
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure, issued out Of
the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
district, State Of Idaho, in and for the
County Of Owyhee, on the end day of
June, 1909, in the above entitled action,
wherein the Union Central Life Insur-
ance Company, the allowed named
plaintiff, obtained decree against
w. @. Blackburn, Sarah f. Blackburn.
Ira E. Barber, Matte j. Barber and
the Parma State Bank, Limited, of
Parma, Idaho, defendants, on the 18th
day of May, 1909, which said decree was,
on the 18th day of May, 1909, recorded
in Judgment book 4 of said Court at page
371, am commanded to sell all that GER
tain personal property, to-wit, 1925 shares
in the Bruneau-Buckaroo Cooperative
Ditch Company also all those certain lots,
pieces or parcels of land situated in the
County of Owyhee, State of Idaho, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit;
The East one-half (E1S) of the South
west Quarter (SW14) and the Southwest
Quarter (sW14) Of the Southeast
Quarter SEQ of section Fourteen
(14) the East one-half (E16) of the
Northwest Quarter (NW14) and the East
one-half (E1S) of the Southwest Quarter
tSWA), and the Southwest Quarter
(SW14) Of theSouthwestQ Quarter (SW14)
Of Section Twenty-three (23); the South
one-half $50 of the Southeast Quarter
(SE14 J of Section Twenty two (22) all in
township six (6) South of Range five 90
East of Boise meridian, containing 400
acres; and one fourth interest in the
Portlock Ditch, also 200 inches of water
conveyed to said premises through the
private ditch Of said first parties, appur-
tenant to said premises, all of the said
water being taken out of the Bruneau
River; and also all water rights and
bitches appurtenant to said premises, to-
gether with all and singular the tenements,
Entertainments and appurtenances there
unto belonging or in anywise appurtain-
ing.
Notice is hereby given that on the Sd
day of September, 1909, at O'Clock and
10 Minutes in the fornoon Of that day,
in front Of the Court House door, in the
city of Silver City, County of Owyhee,
will in obedience to said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure sell the above
described property or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy plaintiffs
decree with interest thereon and costs,
to the highest bidder for cash, lawful
money of the United States of America.
M. M Krieg Sheriff.
By w. A. Lewis Deputy.
Dated August 18th, 1909.
First publication Aug. 18th. 1909.
Last publication Aug. 9th. 1909.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-27

The Union Central Life Tnsur-
ance Company.
Plaintiff.
VS..
W. G. Blackburn and Sarah E
Blackburn. his wife. Ira e.
Barber and Matte J. Barber,
his wife, and The Parma State
Bank, Limited, Of Parma,
Idaho.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-27

See Sweeney Summer Suit Samples
and Warm Wooden Winter and Fancy
Fall Assortments of the Latest Styles.
500 Choice Samples just arrived.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-27

Hedum. tho Photographer. is fully pre-
pared to do GIL and any kind of work
in his line. Call and examine his
work when in Silver City.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-27

Just received at Silver Supply Co., the
finest line of Oxford and other style shoes,
for Children, Ladies and Gentlemen, that
has been in town for long time.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-08-27
Notice for Publication.

In the District Court OF the Sew
enth Judicial District OF the State
of Idaho. In and For the Coun-
ty of Owyhee.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-22
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
A lnpsrtaat 0athsrlar q Emmons
Comfy Pslasessss In Liaton.

Tho toAchers' association for the
tsachers Of this county was held Fri
day and Saturday Of last week. About
thirty teachers we're present. On ac-
count Of the great distance many Of
the teachers we're unable to be pres
ent. Hereafter the association will be
held 10 Haxelton for the teachers Of
that section and Ia Strasburg for the
teachers Of the south end. Many Of
the schools ere closing every week
now, and the number Of teachers Is
becoming smaller.
Various topics Of interest were dis
cussed The teachers heartily ex.
pressed their thanks for what the school
0@cers ere endesv0ring to do, and ex
pressed their determination to do
their share toward lettering the
schools Of the county. One Of the
topics taken up was Parents Meet
ings." The teachers voted to have
these mestingsin their various scliosls,
to prepare suitable programs, and to
thus endeavor ogct acquainted with
the parents Of their respective schools.
The following topics we're given:
english In the Grades b. NJ.
Hardenbrook,
"How TO Study POEM" Mrs. Les
ter Briggle,
"Supplementary Work In Geography
and History" Anna NJ. Koltes,
"How TO Secure Punctuality," Net
tie Stelc.
Miss Jean F. McCulloch gave an H.
lustration TO the teachers OF "Pres-
entation Of Fractions y This was an
important paper, in that 1t presented
y topic 10 which the rural oftentimes
makes failure.
The paper by Prof. +. II. Hankins,
ssThe Teacher and the Parent, was
IN excellent one, and one that the
teachers seemed to think expressed
their ideas exactly. They voted to re-
quest the papers Of the county to
print IL, that every parent and teacher
may got the opportunity OF reading u.
Il would do much toward bringing
the teacher and the parent together.
The meeting adjourned at noon.
The teachers felt that they have
common interest with the parent, and
went away determined to do all they
can to bring about the best results In
the schools Of this county.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-22
lFrom Republican. April 18th. ]

Born-On Saturday. April 10. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bachter. . daugh.
ter. Mother and little one doing we'll.
Miss Lucy Markley returned Sstur-
day morning from Linton, whore shs
had spent . few days with friends.
II reports are true, there will b
several autos 10 this burg 10 the near
future. There are already two, and
more coming.
Geo. Flaherty came up from Fl.
Dodge, Iowa, the first Of the week, to
look after his farming interests IN thta
vicinity. He will have In considerable
crop this year.
The new rural route northwest
from town will soon bs running. We
understand f. P. Wernli viii soo0
have consignment Of approved mail
boxes on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Harding we're
over from the Logan district, Tues
day, he going on to Mont to figure on
sch0ol-h0use at that placo, return
ing In the evening.
H.O. Batter vent TO Bismarck last
Tuesday morning, returning Wed.
nesday evening, accompanied b. Nm.
Batter. Who has been visiting rolativos
and friends 10 Minnesota for . tibe.
Chas. Armstrong has rented The
Z. C. Melchert farm. east Of town. aoo
will put in the crop there this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melchcrt expect tospend
the summer in southern Minnesota
Machinery agents are numerous this
spring. It 10 also said that there y .
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-22
lBraddock News. April 18th.
Braddock wants ! doctor.

lbraddock News. April 18th
Braddock wants . doctor.
Mrs. Warren Mandigo aud the
children spent Easter the guests Of
relatives and friends at Bismarck.
PeterG. Levin, of kintyre, passed
through to Bismarck Monday. Pete
u preparing to seed about 1000 acres
this spring.
Mrs. II. w. Allen, Of this city, went
to Bismarck Friday OF last week,
spending Easter with Capital City
friends and returning Monday.
The now hardware firm Of Staak s.
Siversen have closed deal whereby
they purchase the hardware stock
carried by Yeater & Vie. And the
News understands that they have con-
tracted with L. NJ. Doerschlag to take
over his hardware stock at the expira-
ton Of elk months. The boys are both
hustlers and will build up good bust
neos.
The Revs. r. s. Brearley aud j. Il.
Hughes came down from Bismarck on
Saturday and on Easter conducted the
dedication services for the new First
Presby terrain Church Of kintyre.
Nothing shows the progress Of .
county q the building Of places Of
worship, " says the Bismarck Tribune.
This q the second church dedicated
10 Emm0ns county within u month. :"
The editor Of the News was unable to
attend the dedication services OF this
church, and, Is Bra ddock was evident
" not represented at that interesting
ceremony, We are unable to give the
Particular. But we learn that the
services throughout the day and even
log consumed nearly eight hours, and
that the occasion was a complete sue
CO.. The edidce, costing upward OF
$500, 10 entirely paid for and Is q
credit to the energetic citizens Of
Kintyre and the surrounding neigh
borh0od.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-22

good demand for cream.separators.
The more Of the latter sold the better
tot tboee Who own them and for the
county in general.
Dr.. Snyder Vas called to Toll neigh.
hoshood. Monday. He reports the ar
rival OF . baby girl at the home OF Mr..
and Mn. Charles Pehrson, OF that
place, on that day, and that mother
and child are getting along tine.
I'd. Campbell has resigned his posi-
ton with the Victoria Elevator Com
pAny and will soon start out ON his
rounds - assessor for this district.
His place 1t the elevator is being filed
~ Z. g. Carney, late manager OF the
Lyon elevator.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-22
Taltss Up-caIf.

Came to my place some time last
winter, one black heifer calf, about
eight months old; no brand. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying costs OF advertising and
faodinv. NJ. VAN SOEsT,
Six Miles Southeast Of Strasburg,
n. D. [apr22-may6]
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-22
DISTRICT COURT.


There will be considerable business
at the term Of district court to be
held In Linton next month.
The grand jurors will report at 10
o'clock :. m. Tuesday, May ath. Fol-
lowing Is the list Of grand Jurors:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-04-22
AROUND THE STATE.

AnUUNU ld6 STATE.
Max claims to have an oil we'll, too.
There ere said to be eleven oil wells
around Ryder.
The new management OF the Man.
dan Pioneer take hold like old.timers
ct the business.
The Methodists Of Bismarck showed
what could be done when some real
hustlers got busy.
The North Dakota militia boys ap.
pear to have made . good showing I'M.
der the ollcial inspection.
The attorney generals department
has commenced suits 70 recover the
state funds In Andy Jones' bursted
banks.
The Braddock News learns there are
twenty.seven hair.pin factories IL this
country-and still one tinds hair 10 the
butter.
There Is . new Law requiring that
BARRIERS must disinfect their instru.
ments Of war before using them on
customers.
A proposition may be made to the
people Of Fargo to make . great white
way" out Of Broadway, II the price Of
the lights b not too excessive.
AT Grand Forks ll-yesr-old girl
did some grating by making collec.
tions alleged to be for the North Da.
kota children's home 10 Fargo.
Good crops are already being pre-.
dicted for North Dakota before they
are planted. There l. nothing that can
beat the N. D. 0ptimist. Forum.
The deaths Of two brothers on .
homestead Gear Mercer Vas attsibuted
to asphyxiatiop, but some people ap-
pear to believe there was foul play.
1t is . dangerous proposition to A.
tempt suicide-and fail. A Grafton
man wound up In the asylum q . 70.
suit Of an unsuccessful effort to shuf-
fle Oh.
Tue democratic Devils Lake Journal
Is perturbed because the News Of Far.
go-supported BY democratic contri.
butions-has announced II 10 sslnde-
pendent.
A paper 10 the northern part Of the
state had two men getting married
to each other-till the mistake got
Strengthened out In the types tho fol-
lowing week.
When you see the wage-earnsr Of
the family wearing haunted, dis.
tressed look, you may know the real
head Of the house 10 making The spring
clean-up.-Forum.
Some people claim they didn't hear
that spring shooting Vas abolished
till they had successfully defended
themselves against the fierce attacks
Of some wild geese.
bismarck las the state capital, the
penitentiary, the army post. the In
dian school-and now wants the state
fair-permanently. BY oil means give
It to the burg. Forum.
Many papers Of the state arc chron.
telling the return Of former North la
k0tans who had wandered away after
greener pastures, only to become con-
WINGED that this state is the best, IT.
ter all.
A farmer struck the Golden Valley
country. at Beach, four yean ego,
broke. He sold out the Other day for
Ola, OO0-and still some people want TO
move out TO California and raise or
anges on 2x4 tract. Forum.
It is said that . Grand Forks widow
had-before her husbands death-ac-
quired the habit Of going through his
pockets 1t night. The custom became
SO fixed that-eyen after the late H.
mented was laid away-slls keeps .
pair Of his trousers convenient. and
each night goes through the pockets
with the hope Of finding some coin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
NOT JUDGE. But JUSTICE IS SACRED

Mr. Daniel Thew Wright who, a private citizen.
says remarkable things in interview by Gibson
Gardner printed yesterday in The Star must cautiously be diff
ferensated from Justice Daniel Thew Wright of the supreme
Of the District OF Columbia They one and the same
but in different capacities.
And yea what Mr. Wright says must be accepted COM
ne upon the full authority and with the full approval OF Justice
Wright
Mir Wright as mere man, the public that il cannot
critcisc Justice Wright except its peril The public must
be able all times satisfy Justice Wright himself Cor any
criticised iudgcl OF the justice OF its criticism.
Failing satisfy the criticised Judge il would appear
that not congress nor the president the constitution
Justice Wright implies the by declining
swer Gardeners direct question.
But even Justice Wright whose official power says Mr..
Wright greater than OF congress. aud perhaps
eonstiutou-evcn Justice Wright has authority
frank discussion Of the remarkable utterances OF
Mr. Wright mere citizen.
Justice wugh-so Mr. Wright would have understand
being Judge is nfallble irresistible express
doubt Of IT, which doubt shared by the judge himself IS
Of the greatest crimes in the calendar
Only happens be in the calendar OF crimes Con-
tempt OF the creation Of statute IN this country
any other Il is iudge-made law LIS only basis preee
dent and precedent only decision which Judge has
formerl, rendered whether just authorized.
To obiee, the judicial system is 70 advocate anarchy
says Mr. Wright Very good but the objection is not 70 the
judicial system. bat TO the acts Of individual who are Gle
waited % the bench. and the method OF this elevation.
Many the bench fails where his judicial
prerogavc and his personal preiudces beenhcre he
10 be the court aud becomes common clay.
The president OF the United States dcnounces United
States liar and produces the proof but who could
construc mean the official Of
faIselhoodf
griace appointee Of president the
bench and he clsps you Jail unless you satisfy him that
youE estimate OF his lie decides the point
The rights Of free speech and OF free press Mr.. Wright
would remember guaranteed by the eonst
ton Very Declaration of Independence estab
shed them among the naienabe rights OF and since
congress the president the the have
granted power take them away they remain with
No win ever be in contempt Of court he shall rcmcm
that il the Judge but justice which is sacred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
GARVIN'S CORNER
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvIN
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

date A stranger finally gave him
assistance. Upon an examination he
knee cap was found % be-
HreLsa fn scssa places. No more
Mofh now FOR the willing worknr
The husband and father has 10 face
That hour ~ deep anxiety which only
those who have experienced IL cnn
appreciate. lie WAS taken 20 the Nn-
attic General hospital our hospitals
are huveua ~ refuge for the aiclf
ana Huffcfing. Tie modern city -
blessed because uf them.
w"rk@rs show shsir coisrs. on
the following pay day. his cot
workers being men who earned
about 81 r. day. with no thought on
reward or recognition made up
purse for this unfortunate man He
was no kin Of theirs. lie had no
~ their own They had - live on
little toe. f3ut out ~ the good
treasure Of their hearts. they
brought forth "a noble decd They
brought forth noble deed. They
raised. for them, the generous sum
number 20 act as spokesman. went
20 Tie hospital and placed the money,
ia gold, into the hands Of thsif fall
en- brother
silently they made this sacrifice
silently thny returned 90 their toll
But the city Of Seattle was all tho
better for the deed and tho act only
Illustrates what In common among
our people, Let not thy left hand
know what thy right hand doeth,"
said Jesus Christ Let not your
good deoda be done for praise or
poverty 60 help a fellow man. Hun
dreds 81 limos year IL such an
act performed hy all Of us sym.
pathy f. q bond that holds In place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

atantly converted into fear. Con.
acioun Of having deserved punish.
mont, II seemed doalroua OF conceal.
ing ~ bloody deeds. aud skipped
about the chamber IN an agony Of
nervous agitation. throwing down
and breaking the furniture aa H.
moved and dragging The bed from
the hedatnad Ia conclusion. II
seized first the corpse of the danNh
Tor and thrust Il nD the chimney,
a. it was found then that of the
old lady. which iieimmediately hurl.
ed through the window headlonE
Az the ape approached the eases
ment with ita nuillatad burden the
sailor ahrauk nRhnat 90 the rod.
and. rather sliding than clambering
down A. hurried Mt once home.
drendlnK the consequences OF the
butchery aud gladly abandoning, IN
his terror. ail s0lloitnde about The
fate of the ornnR0utang. The
words heard by the party upon the
staircase we're the Fr6nchman'a ex'
CARNATIONS Ut horror and Albright.
c0mmlugled with the fiendiHh iabs
behring's Of the brute
have scarcely anything 10 add
The oranE ouiaug must have es
capped from the chamber by The rod
Iuat before the breaking of the door
II must have closed the window AS
Il passed through H. II WAS subse.
quently caught by the owner him.
self. who obtained for Il a very
large sum At the roo.
Isebon was instantly released upon
our narration ~ the circumstances
with some comments from Dupinl
al tho police headquarters The
chief. however. could not altogether
conceal his chhgrin aud WAS fain 10
indulge ia a sarcasm OF two about
the propriety ~ every person mind.
ing his own business.
Let him talk. said Dupin let
him discourse. u viii ease his con.
science. ain satisfied with having
defeated him iu his own castle
Nevertheless. that he failed In the
solution II this mystery is By no
means that matter for wonder which
he aupposes Il. for. Ia truth. he II
somewhat too cunning - BE- pro
found Ills wisdom Is AL head and
shoulders. like a Goldfish But he IL
a good creature after all
fTho Enid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23

When the clinginR lace. sparkiy'
jewel lady had gone % the play that
was too deep for CArl0itA. there
was no one left but the man over
there Ia the corner. The man was
Carlotta's father. but you would
never have dreamed a. For Car
iotta was eternaliy hiking the big.
pale blue ribbon oat Of place on
her browniah locks and twisting
her red leather girdie around and
hopping about on one red shOd foot.
while the man was flabby and
gfouchy~-oh. terribly So
when Carioita crept over and
showed him the fluffy. plnkish prin.
cess ~ broken headed doll which
she adored. the man growlcd like
bear: Ah.h.h. gNay' How can
! think with you bothering me so?'
IL IL Mllhcimlna. explained Car.
iotta. and she's a sure enough psiu.
cess. and she wants 10 meet her
grandpa. aud Carlogta thrust the
Princess Nilhelmiua right into the
mans purply face
Now here'~ wfnrmed the man.
~ you don't play with your things
and leave me alone. III put you in
a dark closet The man glared
the Princess Wfiheimina biinked.
and Cariosia backed about That
bear cruwd--if a fellow only knew
p a oa going up
Then Carioiia laid the royal
china child away IN iis tiny brass
bed. taking care that no waxing
Mgnt glared into The placid. sea
blue eyes. and after that she skin.
ped over TO the man aEain and
shouted Boot"
The man jumped nearly from bis
chair and shook hts fist "Ugh.h.hi"
be- Erowied once more and Carlot.
"a twiried about like a dervish
The bears she pleaded Tell
me about the bears. please. pop
Herei" snorted the angry man.
"po You think ! can figure out this
deal with a Md jumping an over
my back and yelling about bears
aud princesaesf won't stand for
IT."
Carlotta slipped from the pres
NktF Oh AAN MNfNtFA AM4N ana sat
in her own particular corner In her
own white and.gilt chair. hard by
tho castle Of Yak.nuffalo Blocks.
which Is near unto the home Of the
Blue Paper Doll People and imEne.
diateiy beside the tiny brass bed
where the Dutch princess sleeps
There she remained for a minute
undecided whether TO cry out for
very sympathy. or 10 be angry AZ
q worn business man. or to arouse
the Princess Wllheimina from
dreams OF doll dragons and pies
10 tell her the story % childhood
neglected. Cariotta decided on this
last course. and the princess had
Ga open her sleepy eyes,
In the corner the gruuchy man
muitered "Buils--ssL sell short
bank Of England" and lots like
that, then he relapsed into moody
silence
ITS this way. Mlihelmina. be-
gan Carlotta. You see. when a
papa man goes down town to make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-23
sEATrLe's wonKINaMrN LIvn


silent lives for the most part.
MANY flower - born 90 blush i'm
seen and waste ~ fragrance on the
desert air. sang the poet Many a
workinaman'H life is lived uunoticed
in this busy city and he dies un-
h0uornd 81 men. hut the prosperity
way depends upon these silent
lives.
Their deeds .hante mTItonatrss
oftentlmna n ls easy for Rookie
Teller 10 give millions 60 "a Chicago
university or Carnegie % supply
libraries for the reading public IA
o. helpful, too. Yet there occurred ~
speaks even more elgqueutly.
wm. A. steadmaa, Of am Nob Hll
avs by working man. Having an
honest aud manly pride. he worked
when he could 90 make living He
belonged Go the rank " healthy
toilers. a husband and father. he
had al heart the great social,
educatlouai aud religious questions
that confront our city ~ tho present
time lila vote hcips 90 settle these
Issues. starting 90 work one fatal
day SO far az ne could see. every
thing WIS lovely ana the goose hung
high" 20 borrow saying from my
booaier friends.
hut accidents will happen. While
acting as night Waterman. he fell on
lipn ifne. belonging 20 Lewis A.
wiley. ~ the corner Of Weller 81
and Eighth Az. IN q moment he was
stricken and the bread problem OF
One famliY became acute
Ills sizes were usheed~a by many
people who passed bR. The story of
the Good Samaritan Il certainly up 10