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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01
NEWS OF DELAMAR

Towards that schoolhouse piano Mug
get wants to help. We ought to have SO
more subscribers in De Lamar. Ifsome
body interested in the school will rustic
up so NEW subscribers, we Will donate
$25.00 towards the piano. Now, get
busy, appoint committee and 60 after
that s25.0O.
The women's Club has decided to use
what money was leftfrom the cap Year
dance for nucleus in buying piano
for the school house.
The Knights Of Pythias are planning
an entertainment and dance at the
School house followed by supper at
their hall, on Friday evening, February
is.
Mrs. j. B. Emery gave gave birth
day party in honor Of her daughter,
Esther. The guests reported delight
ful time.
Mrs. Passmore, who has been quite i'll
for severai days is improving rapidly.
Mr.. Fred Helm left DeLamar last
Monday for visit to Lewiston.
Mr.. Lake was in town on Wednesday
from his ranch near Flint.
Mrs. E.v. Oxford, who has been
suffering from rheumatism for the past
month is recovering slowly and we hope
she will soon be up.
There is to be dancing school held III
the school house every Friday hight from
eight o'clock till nine. Instructor, Jack
Carlow. Price fifty cents a lesson
Music by Margaret slattery and A. G
Normington.
Jean Heazle went to Knights ranch
last Sunday after load Of hay and oats.
Mr.. John Zaneno came back last week
from a visit to his wife and children in
California.
Arthur Clyne, who has been working
here for some time, received word that
his brother was dying, SO he left here
last week for Colorado, his brother S
home.
Mr.. Monroe, Miss Sebern, Miss Oxford
and Miss Mcdonnell are giving the
children of the town masquerade on Sat
urday evening, February 8. All the
children with their parents, are invited
and supper is to be served at Mrs
Hughes's home, which she kindly lent
for this evening.
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Owyhee Nugget 81 year
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01

Naturalization papers have been applied
for by John Sanders and Herbert Sanders
OF De Lamar and Gus Ruud OF Silver City.
If anyone else desires to make application
the papers must be filed within the next
few days, as according to law they must
be in 80 days before court meets on May
Sth.
Marriage license was issued this week
to Milton Carothers add Lena Rebecca
Edwards, both Of Oreana.
Dow Dunning introduced Single Tax
measure in the house this week which
obtained considerable support, but was
defeated, % to 26.
Mrs Ganow and child returned on
Tuesday and went on home
VIII Hawes, son Of Dicky, came home
for flying visit on Tuesday and returned
to his work at Swan Falls this morning.
Henry Rood and A. v. Townsend were
sporting around De Lamar on Wednesday.
Fred Crete is plaintiff in a suit just fled
to quiet title in number OF mining
claims on which he holds tax titles The
claims include the London Lode, North
Empire, Poorman Lode, Illinois Central
Lode, South Poorman Lode, Jackson
Lode, Oso Lode, etc.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies
ton of the mucous lining Of the Fusta-
chan Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
JeaTness is the result and unless the in
hammation can be taken out and this
tube. restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be. destroyed forever; nine
cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed condi-
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars forany case Of
DeQtness Caused by caarrh that cannot be en- red v
hairs Oatarrh Cure Send for circulars free.
+. J. CHENEY, & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01
~ srArE or InAHo

IN ~. r VT AAtfAAAO
Sends Greeting to the above named Defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against you by the above-n named plain
tiff in the District Court Of the Third Judicial
District State OF Idaho, in and for the County Of
Owyhee, and to answer the complaint fled
therein "a copy of which is hereto attached
after the service on you Of this summons, if
served within this district: or if served out OF
this district within forty days.
The said action is brought to Quiet the title to
the following named Lode Mining Claims.
London Lode Claim, North Empire Lode Claim,
Poorinan Lode Claim, Illinois Central Lode
Claim, South Poorman Code Claim, jackson.
Lode Claim, Oso lode Claim, and other proper
ty described in certain tax deeds executed to
the plaintiff by the Assessor and ex-oficio Tax
Collector Of owyhee County, Idaho, all Of
which win more fully appear by the complaint
herein now on file in the above entitled COURT
to which complaint the defendant is referred to
for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
trict Court Of the Third Judicial District Of the
state of Idaho, in and for the County OF Owy-
hee, this 27th day Of January, in the year of our
Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twelve.
J. s. ST CLAIR
Iseall Clerk.
w. A. STONE
Attorney for Plaintiff
Residing at Caldwell, Idaho
ls-6t-First pub Feb i, 1872.
Last pub. Mar Z, 1912.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01
Dsntistry-ConsuItation Free

On Feb. DR.. Buttner, of the Boise
firm OF Buttner & Cohn, Dentists, will
be at the Idaho Hotel and will remain
few days. All kinds of Dental Work
at reasonable prices, Specialists in
Porcelain Work, Diseases of the Mouth
and Oral Surgery. Irregular teeth strai
ghtened, Loose Teeth made tight and
serviceable. All work done as nearly
without pain as possible by modern
methods. We have the best equipped
office in the state. We guarantee that
our Instruments are sterilized, that our
charges are reasonable, and that our
work viii satisfy you. 2t
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01

We had planned this week to devote
considerable space to an account Of the
progress and doings of the various
schools over the county. We believe
that the teacher Of country school
needs and is surely entitled, if anybody
is, to all the encouragement that can be
afforded. Underpaid as class, and
their needs and discouragements UNDER
estimated, the country schoolteacher is,
nevertheless, absolutely the greatest
force for good or i'll in our western civili-
zation.
Taking the child whsn all its inherent
instincts are in the early formative
period, the teacher wields an influence
over the lives Of future fathers and
mothers that is little realized by the
average citizen. AS class the teachers
Of Owyhee County and throughout the
state Of Idaho are, we believe, alive both
to their opportunities in this respect and
to their responsibilities.
Insofar as we are able, we desire to do
The little we can to encourage these
workers in great field-the greatest
the world offers For this reason we
are taking pains to obtain reports from
every district in the county, but the
scope of the work has SO enlarged on our
hands that we find it necessary to defer
the issue another week, when more
space will be available and more com
pleie reports at hand. The school issue
will pc published February s.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01
Owyhee Brewery Coming to the
Front

The improvements that have been
made, together with those in contem-
plation, render the Owyhee Brewery
facilities second to none in this section
Of the state. Four twenty-five barrel
storage casks are now at Murphy and
will be brought over shortly for INSTALL
alton in the new cellar across from the
brewery proper. These huge storage
reservoirs will enable the product to be
properly aged and settled, besides giving
storage facilities.
The Ebeer will be pumped from the
factory under the street to the new cellar,
which will at once accommodate an extra
hundred barrels and increase both the
capacity Of the brewery and the storage
facilities that much.
Mr.. Schleifer expects to have the new
system in full operation by the first Of
March if not before.
Nugget wants to congratulate him up
on his energy and enterprise and hopes
he win receive the local support that he
deserves.
Every man that buys drink ought
to insist on getting Silver City beer and
every man that buys smoke ought to
ask for a Silver City made cigar Help
your own and your own will help you.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01
Masonic Notice

The officers and members Of Silver
City Lodge No. 19, A F. & A. NJ, are
hereby notified to attend a special meet
ing Of said lodge to be held in Masonic
hall, on Saturday evening, February 3rd,
1912, at 2 30 O'Clock for the purpose of
comforting the second degree Of Masonry.
Attest: John S. St Clair, ". NJ
R H. Leonard, Secretary
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

The local friends Of William Parsons,
Of Phillpsburg, Mont, and formerly Of
Silver City, will be sorry to hear that Mr..
Parsons has lost little daughter, Ruby.
Tbs girl was ten years old and died on
January TO- The cause OF death was
heart trouble and hemmorrhages. Mr.
Parsons is well known around this section
and was married at De Lamar.
Theo II. Phillip, who formerly lived
here, and was in the timing business, is
taking vacation at Portland, Oregon.
They got Henry Olsen's laundry pack
age mixed up somehow last week and
Henry found in his bundle shirt about
as big as postage stamp. At first the
writer thought it might belong to him
but he doen't wear billed shirts in
Silver. Any little runt that is shy one
shirt please come forward.
Kenneth Mcleod made an efficient
deputy sheriff in the absence of /. o.
Hanson last week.
Dean Perkins, the we'll known Boise
real estate man, accompanied by Tom
McKenna, were in town several days last
week and also made trip to De Lamar,
They were selling lots in a new Boise
addition. They report good success.
Mrs NJ. M. Krieg and Miss sebern
came over from De Lamar on Saturday
and spent the afternoon renewing their
many friendships in Silver.
Rob Mcdonnell and L. G. king drove
over from De Lamar on Sunday Spark
ing in Silver is right brisk just now.
Nov, my boy" said the professor,
suppose your father went to buy five
pounds Of butter with five dollars in his
pocket and the butter was twenty cents
pound, how much change would he bring
home" ''Not any, replied the kid,
''he would spend it all at the Idaho"
While in Nampa Deputy Sheriff Hanson
stopped with j. NJ Brunzell. Mr..
Brunzell took occasion to send over the
wherewithall to renew his allegiance to
the Nugget for another year, for which
he has our thanks.
Frank slattery and Andy Swan drove
over to Jordan Valley on Monday for
short business visit.
DR.. Farrar and the two children and
NJ. NJ. Kreig drove over from De Lamar
on Thursday for brief visit, returning
the same evening.
Mrs. Dickens and Mary Hicks spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Steele at
the Banner. On Sunday Olive and Lou
went over and spent the afternoon. the
whole bunch returning Sunday night.
L. G. Eisenhart left Monday with Frank
Cavaney for a trip in the Oreana country.
They are hunting strays in that neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Eisenhart lost horse some
time ago and expects to recover the
animal on this trip.
After he had kissed her and pressed her
rosy cheek against his and patted her
under the chin, she drew back and said:
Henry, do you shave yourself!' "Yes,
why do You ask?' 81 thought 50, /" She
replied, your face is the toughest 1
ever" Then she stopped, but it was too
late, and he went back to the mine with
cold, heavy lump in his breast.
Ground Hog day tomorrow.
Walter Cook drove his wife over to
Murphy on Sunday in private rig. He
intended placing her in a hospital at the
Capital City where She will be treated for
cancer of the stomach.
In our legal columns will b. found a
warrant call issued by Treasurer Margaret
Cavaney.
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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01

A correspondent asks "Why is a
lawyer2' In reply we shonld say that
lawyer is a gentleman who cracks a nut
for you and gives you the shell while he
eats the kernel. That's why
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-01

Five dollars down buys the best type
writer on eatrh, brand new and the latest
Oliver. Then five dollars month till
its paid for Nugget Office, agent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
HYDE TOO LARGE FOR
 !. AN ORDINARY CELL
Move for New Trial Will Be Made After He Is
 Sentenced

New York. November 3O.-counsel for Charles H. Hyde will make their first move to get a new trial for the former city chamberlain. found guilty last night of bribery, as soon as he is sentenced next Wednesday. Meanwhile the convicted man will have 10 stay in the Tombs, although up to tonight he had not been lodged in a cell. He is occupying quarters in a part of the building formerly occupied by the war den. Hyde is too big man to be ac- commodated comfortably in one of the cells These are only six feet long, while Hyde is six feet three inches tall and weighs over 200 pounds.
 John B. Stanchield. one of the law yers for the defense, plans to appear in another term of supreme court im- mediately after Hyde has been sen- tenced by Justice Golf and ask stay in view of the proceedings to secure a certificate of reasonable doubt. If this writ is issued it will serve to get Hyde out of the Tombs on bail pending the outcome of an apepal for a new trial
 Mrs. Hyde did not visit her husband in the Tombs today. He requested her to not to come to him while he is there. One of his lawyers was his only visitor today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
HICKEY TELLS HIS STORY TOREPORTERS
More Troubled by Killing of Mercy Than Any
 Others

Buffalo, November 30.-Disregardin the advice of his attorney, John Frank Hickey, the confessed boy murderer, today repeated to d group of news paper men the story of his many crimes covering period of over 30 years. Strangely enough, Hickey seems to be more troubled by the memory of the accidental killing of Edward Mercy in Lowell, Mass, nearly 30 years ago, than by the murders 10 years ago and d year ago of two lads.
 In addition to the murder of the Jo- seph and tKruck boys, Hickey related unsuccessful attempts to murder boys in quincy, Boston and Lawrence and four attempts at suicide.
 T do not know what this thing is that comes over me-, he said. This obsession strikes me when l am sober and l take drink to get over it. Then kill some boy. I see Morey's eyes before me. That comes over me at any time night or day, drunk or sober
 District Attorney Dudley is complet ing the chain of evidence against the prisoner in the Joseph case. Today Gordon Pitton, playmate of Joseph, picked Hickey from q group of pris- oners at the jail and identified him as the man who bought candy for them and led the Joseph boy away on the day he was murdered.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
600 ACRES CHANGE
 HANDS IN LOWNDES
Cullman Residents Who Invested in Property Will Move to New
 Homes This Week

Selma November Especial IA land deal in which over 600 acres of
 land in and near Pleasant Hill changes
 hands was closed Friday. The new
 purchasers of the land will begin to
 move to their new homes during the coming week and begin to work pre- pairing for the crops of the coming lyear
 The land was purchased by A ]. Stevens of Cullman. formerly Jeffer- son county deputy sheriff, who pur- chased the Moore plantation near Pleas lant HILL Lowndes county. consisting of 36212 acres. MT Stephens also pur- chased the Mitcham place near Pleas ant Hll consisting of 290 acres, as well as 17 acres in the same neigh borhood. On the latter tract is located the old Vaughan home. All of the prop erty was purchased from Mamie L. and | A. M. Vaughan of Birmingham and the | total consideration for tho entire prop | erty as recited in the deeds was men tioned as S5750.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
DONATIONS GIVEN
 ID ST. V|NCENT'S
Sisters of Charity Acknowl- edge Thanksgiving Dona-
 tiOns From Citizens

The Sisters of Charity of St. Vim tents hospital through Sister Chrys- ostom, acknowledge with gratitude the Thanksgiving donations received as given below:
 Rt. Rev Edward P Allen, D. D., $50; MT. J. H. Woodward. $50; Messrs. Mack In Bros, $50: MT. A..J. Reilly, s25; a rriend, s25; Miss Joanna c. Sullivan. s25 Miss Eida Peterson, s25; MT James w. Donnelly, s20; Rev. James E. Coyle, s15: pr. H. F. Schrader, Sl5; pr. j. M Mason, s15; Mrs. George Me Eoughlin, $10; Dr. J. D. Heacock, SID. Dr. Alfred A. Walker, $10; pr. w. H. Wilder. s10; pr. Thomas " Magruder s10. Rev James Downs, s10; MT. Hugh Franklin. $1O; Miss Elizabeth Niehous, sI0: a friend, s1o; a friend, s1o MT Erskine Ramsay, s1O; MT. J. B. Adams, s10: MT. D. J. O'Connell. $l0 MT. James Bonnyman, s10; MT. s. Spiro, $10 {; Calumet Tea and Coffee Co, s10; Dis patch Printing Co, s10; Mrs. H. r. DeBardeleben, sf0: pr. E. W. Fucker, BIO. Rev. ]. B. Canepa, $10; MT. and Mrs. William Fox, s5; pr. Cabot Lull, So MT. Miles Watkins, $5; Dr. M. P. Cooke, So: Miss Lucy c. Mcclure, So; pr. Henry Boxer, s5; II. J. Grimes Co., So; Mr. A DeValcourt, s5; Mrs. Charles Roy, s5 MT c. T. Fairbairn,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01

So Mrs John ". sibley. E.; Mrs. T.
 H. McAlichael, $5 Mrs. j. C. Gallagher, $5. Mrs. E. L. Dupray. $5; Mr. :. Rich. s5. Mr. A. A. Hughes, s5; pr. A. E. Cameron, So NIT. and Mrs. redd Joy, $5 MT. ]. l.. Dillon, s5; Mrs. ls. II. Dryer. 8; Mir. B. k. Smith. s5; spiro Hardware, Co, s5; Alabama Furniture Co. g.; Messrs. ]. Fox & Co, s5; Mrs. Annie Kronenberg, s5; Mir. $. A. Bar ranco, So; MT. J. L. Nelch, g.; MT. w. II. Gutelif, s5; Judge ". l. Grnbb. 80; Mr. A. A. Macke. sS; Highland Phar- macy, $2.50: Mir. John c. Housman, s250; MT. Edward Blnnehan. $2 Mrs. D. H. Byrd, s2; Mr Mike Pryor sl5O; Mrs. T. E. H. Daniels, S1; MT. ]. C.. McCabe, s1: MT. T. Williams, S1 MT. r. B. Clark, s1: MT. Joseph (. Wal ker, s1 Mr. P. B. Minor. s1; MT. L. K. P1osser, ST; Mrs. A. Slaughter, s1' Mas ter Robert Waite. Jr., st; unknown, sl; total. s6SS50
 Mrs. James Hayes, one dozen night shirts Mrs. w. A Mair, bed linen, shoes and underweaar FowllSes & Myatt d turkey, Dr. l.. NJ. Winn, a turkey; MT. Bge Loy, pig MT. $. A. Barranco, box of apples, Mrs. Joseph Franklin, nome made preserves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
PETTY THEFTS

Numerous petty thefts were report ed to the police last night
 J. A. Golf, 1928 North Thirty sixth street. reported the theft of an Elgin watch and gold link chain. The pocketbook of Mrs Pettys. living at 1704 Eighth avenue, north, was snatched from her hand by a negro at the corner of Eighth avenue and Eigh- teenth street, north. The wholesale whisky warehouse of J. D. Evans & Co, on Morris avenue was broken into and $49.40 stolen, besides quantity of liquor. Entrance was made here by prying the lock off the front door. w. H. Scott, rural free delivery No. ,, Edgewood. was robbed of bay mare and a wagon containing apples and chicken feed. Mrs. Bessie Davis, 1908 Bessie avenue. Ensley, lost quantity of clothing and coat The tailoring shop at 4oe North Twenty-second street was robbed of several suit patterns Le roy Williams, a negro. was held up and robbed of s1.3o by another.negro on the Sppth<ide andt I, J. FTslPot sdfrurave Hill, Tenn. reported the los of pock- ctbook containing 375 and some papers at the Louisville and Nashville depot
 Many arrests were made last night most of them being for minor charges of disorderly conduct
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
Drinkers Secretly Saved

My treatment Is speedy safe con- venient. can be taken at home or while attending to business. tell about the secret In my hook, which | send FREE to every person tor relative or friend) who takes alcohol in any form to ex- cess. My one purpose in life is to save
 the drunkard; each victim has my sym pathy My remedy is for either steady or periodical drinkers. Think of it---a between Friday night and Monday night or any other 72 hours. DELAYS ARE
 DANGEROuS--even if the drinker seems to be able to control himself you can never tell when he will meet with accident or be stricNen with delirissm
 tremens. epilepsy. prostration, heart failure. pneumonia. nOftening Of brain
 or other serious ailments. &1O,OOO re-
 ward. Guarantee glvem.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
CHARGE PERJURY ID
 STATES WITNESS
Sneed Lays Foundations for Further Fight for
 Acquittal

Fort Worth, Tex. November 3o--John Beail sneed, with the aid of tho crim- lnal statutes of Texas, laid the foun- dation today for further action in his fight for acquittal on the charge of murder in connection with the death of A. c. Boyce Sr., in Forth Worth last January.
 While Sneed's trial was proceeding in the criminal court the grand jury returned an indictment against ". A. Weaver, state witness. on the charge of perjury. Weaver testified he was present in the lobby of the hotel where Boyce was killed, heard "someone,' as he expressed ii, apparently utter an epithet as Sneed entered and that the tragedy immediately followed Other witnesses testified Weaver's story of his movements just prior to the kill ing would have placed him on a train en route from Bochito, Okla, his home at that time, to Fort Worth.
 Weaver was released on bond.
 Arguments for the defense in Sneeds trial were completed today. The state followed with a brief argument which will be resumed Monday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
 ELKS HONOR DEAD IN SELMA TODAY

Selma, November 30.--ts tspecial)- )- The members of Selma lodge No. 167, B. P. o. Elks, have concluded all arrange ments for the holding of the annual Lodge of Sorrow of the order here on Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Academy of Music. The programme which has been arranged for the ex- ercises Is an elaborate one.
 The principal address of the exer- cises will be delivered by Rabbi B. c. Ehrenrich of Montgomery, who is one of the best known and most eloquent orators of the state. During the past year but one of the members of the Selma lodge, Capt. John Shannahan has died. The eulogy to his memory will be read by V B. Atkins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
BABE TO INACCURATE
 CAMPAIGN IN SELMA

Selma, November Special, )--J. B. Babb of Birmingham will inaugur- ate a whirlwind campaign here during the coming week to increase the mem- bership of the Selma chamber of com merce. MT. Babb reached Selma Fri day and on Tuesday evening in the au- ditorium of the Young Mems Christian association there will be held a large meeting of the business men of the city when the immediate steps to the
 increasing of the membership of -the business organization of the city will be taken.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-01
EDWIN M'ALLISTER
 COMMITS SUICIDE

Chicago, November 30.-J Edwin McAl- lister. 43 years old, of Atlanta, Ga, be- 1ieved to have been Respondent over financial difficulties. and the separation from his wife and child, wrote two notes, one in the form of prayer, and then ended his life by inhaling gas in his room today at south side hotel
 The prayer was unsigned and unad- dressed, but the other note was addressed to J. A. Taylor of the LaSalle extension university and requested him to forward a gold locllet containing two pictures to Mrs McAllister, now living in New York city. McAllister had been in Chicago two weeks. and had been employed by the school.
 When his belongings were searched the police found three pawn tickets and two cents. McAllister had been a sales man in Atlanta, but lost his position.