The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-01-27

The K. P. Lodge No. 25, Of Silver City
recently installed the follwing officers,
Walter Cook, C. Gil. G. Meingassner,
v. g.. Fred Harris, P. G. M. Caldwell,
M. w; John Crete, X. Of r. & S.; w.
B. Hurd, M. Of f.; o. d. Brumbaugh,
M. of e.; @. c. Hedum, NJ. A.; Richard
Persighel, l. g.; August Tulgie, o. G. !;
Last week a gentleman called at our
Office and desired to see paper published
at certain town. He wished to make
some collections and was after some
attorneys address. He found Just one
lawyers name in the paper and gave
him the business. Now there are five
attorneys in the place, and out of that
number four were foolish and one was
wise; he kept his name before the public.
Fall River Tidings.
The women suffrage forces of Wash
ington are jubilant in having enlisted
organized labor in support of their cause.
The State Federation adoped strong reso-
lntions commencing votes for women.
Those in charge of the campain declare
they are gaining strength every day.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait has enriched
the exchequer with $500 contribution
and extensive offices are being fitted up
in Seattle, as headquarters Each issue
of the official organ contains posters
supplement, which recipients are request
ed to post in conspicuous places.
Hon. Dow Cunning, has been in Silver
for day or two on his way from his
home at Wickahoney, via Boise to his
ranch at South Mountain. Mr.. Dunning
accomplished much good in our last leg
islature, and would be an excellent man
to return to the same Office as he has the
interests of the entire country and people
at heart and has excellent ideas of his
own for the betterment of conditions and
the government of the country. He is
a man Of good sound practical judge
ment and we noticed that, during the
last session Of the legislature, they all
sat up and paid attention, even the re-
publican opponents, when Mr.. Dunning
was speaking.
The following communication has been
received at this office:
Seattle, Wn,, Jan. 2lst, 1910.
In your city there may be operating
a man or men under the name of the
Northwest Publicity & Advertising Co. =
They give as their address Central
Building, Seattle The plan is to col
lect money for boosting the town or city
in 1.-THE Souvenir Guide of Washington
whatever that may be. The fact is that
no such firm has offices in the Central
according to the owners and
The literature they use
with which to canvass and the similarity
Of the name they use to the Pacific
Northwest News Service" and the Cham
Der of Commerce magazine, which is pub
lished here, Pacific Northwest Com
merce" is very possibly part of their
stock in trade. One OF their letters came
addressed 1902 Central Bldg" which is
the home of the Chamber of Commerce,
but the Chamber of Commerce knows
nothing of the men or the firm. Finally,
the Metropolitan Press, who printed their
letter heads, know nothing of their where
abouts and is returning the mail to the
post office" Such fake grafters should
be turned down and given a good hint to
move on. They are working along the
same lines as that petty larceny thief of
a ''blue book fend who was travelling
over this part of Idaho last summer.
For Over Fifty Years.