The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-09-21
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Frank Haug left last Saturday for
short trip to Boise and other points.
Lost-stick pin of s sapphires and
ruby. Finder please leave at Barber shop.
Marcus White left Saturday for his ranch
east Of Nampa, which he recently pur-
chased.
Chas. Maher came up Sunday evening
bringing Harry Bassett up from Jordan
Valley to catch the stage Monday morning
Mr.. Steele left for Boise Saturday
morning with very valuable brick OF
bullion, the result of five days run of the
Banner mill.
Green Adams and family left for Mos
COW, Idaho, where they expect SO reside
while their son Russell is completing his
course at the University.
Harry Bassett, Warren J.. Kellogg,
J. A. Schas and others of Jordan Valley
were subpoenied as witnesses on the
government timber cases and left for
Boise Monday morning.
Mr. Quinn, a nephew Of Mr. and Mrs.
Duggan, has been visiting at the Banner
mine tor several days and left for home
last Saturday, much impressed with the
prospects of that valuable property.
Mr.. Greenfield, a representative OF the
Caxton Printers of Caldwell, was inter-
viewing our County officials this week,
Marcus White and Tom Harland are
cutting sagebrush" in the lobby of the
Bristol hotel at Boise.
Mrs. Walt Langford Of DeLamar was
an outgoi ng passenger on Wednesdays s
stage.
J. M. Morgan and Harry Bassett came
in last evening from Bsise.
Lew Foster, who is placer mining with
good results below the Black Jack mill,
went out to Nampa this morning.
Mrs. w. H. Schuyler took this mon
ings stage for a visit to friends in Boise.
Attorneys, Healy and Williams are out
at South Mountain gathering evidence
for the coming trial of Jesse Lawson.
Mr. Hedum, the photographer was taken
along to take some photographs of the
scene of the killing.
Percy white and Frank Huett returned
to-day from Flint where they were doing
some surveying for the Elias Meyers
Mines.
The out going passengers Monday morn
ing were, Thos. Harland, l. o. Hanson
Conley Davis, Harry Bassett, w. j. Kel-
logg, Jake Fletcher, August Tolzie and
others. Tom Harland goes out to see
that Marcus White does not over work
himself on the ranch. Hanson is on
business connected with the sheriffs Office
August Tolzie is said to have gone out to
make arrangements for the next meeting
of the State Senate. And the others on
various other business propositions.
Frank D. Hall and wife are comforta bly,
located in Nyssa, Oregon, where Mr.. Hall
has accepted position in the Bank OF
Nyssa as Cashier. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
will be much missed from the social and
business world of Silver City, where they
have resided for several years. We wish
them success in this new home, but know
that they will soon tire of alkai water and
sticky alkali mud and wish that they
were back in Silver City where we have
the finest water and climate on earth
and no mud.
For the past month Russell Adams has
been our local editor and foreman and
has done good work, showing that he po-
sesses the ability and natural qualifca-
tions for a successful newspaper man.
He left last Saturday to re-enter the State
University at Moscow, where he expects
to complete his course and come out full
hedged lawyer. We tried to pursuade him
to stick to the cases and not get scared at
the devil, and follow an honest and
honorable calling, but he has been OBJ
serving the ease and affluence of the
followers of the legal profession, and the