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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07
LABOR DAY.
To os Propsriy CbssIvsd at Portland
Wsathsr Permitting

PORTLAND, Sept. The arrangements
for Labor day insure q great celebration,
weather permitting. The parade in the
morning, before the trip to Sebsgo, will be
an imposing one. The procession will
start at 8 :45, and will be formed in this
order:
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Marshal Hogan and staff.
Platoon of police.
American Cadet baud.
Bricklayers, pIasters, masons, carpenters and
painters unions.
Maine fife and drum corps.
Ciyarnakers, Iasters boot and shOemakers steam
rail oad men and Resolute assembly knights OF
Labor.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chandler band.
Portland gr4i re cuters.
Graz 'te cutting orgariz atoms Rochester, N ii
and Eastern organizations.
Levi ton Brigade band.
Lewiston and Auburn unions.
At Lopqfellov square the processin will
be review ed by Gov. Burlelgh, Mayor True,
Mayor Spear sud many Others, among
~hom viii be President Conn ers Of the
American Federation of Labor.
The Governor and Lab n Commissioner
Mauhews will be among the speakers at
Lake Sebsgo,u here Precedent Gompe.s will
deliver the principal address.
The sporting events st Sebsgo will be
very numerous, and include rowing and
rui mig contests, base ball and 4 tug-of-
war jurpirg z, -wiu ming and other amuse-
ment., to say nothing Of dancing in the
pavilion.
Holiday hours will be observed at the
postofice and many stores will be closed.
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Socal gloffcrs.
SUPERIOR couRH. e1P1HABHs
TENN.


W. s. CHoArH. clerk.
L. I. CARLEroR, county attorney.
q T. SrEvENs, sheriff.
+. A. SMALL, stenogsapher.
SATURDAY, Sept. 5th.
The grand jury came in this afternoon
at O'Clock and reported ~ indictments
and were discharged until the December
term. The following indictments are at
this time made public;
Charles Sunday. Hsliowell, assault and
battery. This 10 the assault upon the man
Who died from heat dissase Immediately
Aiier. The respondent pleaded guilty and
VAS fined 500, which he paid.
John DsehAn, Waterville, liquor nui.
ssnce.
Fred Perkins. Oakland, nuisance.
Mary c. LaFountain. Wasefyille, nui-
sAnce, common seller.
Go. L. Lashus, Waterville, nuisance,
common seller.
Hartwell Wyman. Chins, nuisance.
VIM. SIinchdsld, Wiuslow, nuisance,
common seller, tippling shop.
John Dumphy, Gardiner, nuisance.
Oflsve K,tcheo, China, nu'sance, COM
mon seller.
Joe Baljic, Augusta, nuisance.
Charles Cxbana, WAttrvills nuisance.
James Bu.hey, Waterville, i'll. gal trans
portAtion Of intoxicating liquor.
William c. Hussey, Waterville, cheating
by false pretences.
Ei~in Smart, Augusta, assault and bat
terry.
Stewart Seelye, Augusta, larceny.
David Butler. ct al. assault and BAKERY.
j. C. SsffoId, cheating by false pre-
{ rces.
DR. (?) d. s. Stevens, Augusta. assault
with dangerous weapon.
Foster Nelson, Clinton, nuisance, COM
mon seller.
Jennie Nelson, Clinton, common seller.
John II. Richards, Waterville, felonious
assault.
Herbert Psge, Hsllowell, breaking. en-.
teiing and lSrceay.
Augustus Wood. Chelsea, nuisance.
David Peters, Winslow, arson.
William Willeit, Augusta, breaking and
entering dwelling house 10 the night time.
John Merrill, Augusta, assault on IN
officer.
John Keating. Chelsea, assault and bat
terry.
David Knox, Chelsea, assault and bat
tery.
James II Gibson, aiding = prisoner to
escape from j..l
John r. Pollard, Winslow, feloneous
ass.nlt.
Henry Files, Hallowell, illegal driving
of q horse.
Stephen Trask, Oakland, breaking, en-
tering and larceny.
Fred Glare and William Foren, China.
breaking, entering and larceny.
Harry Perkins. George ii ayes and George
p. Oven, who were bound over to await
the action of the grand jury, were brought
In and discharged, no indictments having
been found against them
The criminal docket will be taken up or
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, to which
time the court adiouYDed
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meteorological Report.
sPAaks FROM MAIHH wIRss.

The lewiston Pioneers defeated the
Bates at Lewiston, Saturday, BY score of
to4
r bert Green, An ei ginser on the eastern
DIVISION Of the Boston & Maine, had = par
al tic shock aboard bi. ngiue at Scarboro
Sa urdsy noon ard died He belonged in
P r,smouth. he leaves q family.
Another credi,able specimen Of marine
architecture vas launched from Bean's
yari in Camden, Saturday,. Ii was the
handsome four-Dssted schooner Fanny
Arthur built for Capt. p Reed Of Lio-
vood. N J This vessel 10 OF 100 tons
carry ing capacity, havi7g the following
dimensions Length of keel, $50 feet;
nam, SO feet; d.pth Of hold, Is feet.
Her masts are 90 fee, and topmssts 50 feet.
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THE WAR OFFICE.
Rumors as TO Who will Succeed Secre-
tafy Proctor.

WAsHrssros, Sept. 6.-PYivate advicss
received here today stat. that Senator HAw-
ley Of Connecticut has been offered the
var office, to succeed Secretary Proctor.
Gen. HavIey 10 at Cape May comforting
with President Harmon about matters.
Faiends Of the senator, familiar with Con.
necticut politics, who regard his chances
for renomination - against Governor Bulk
Icy and reelection to the United States
8 mate for the term beginning in 1898.
think 1t very probable that he will -.
cspt the offer and be the next secretary Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07

WA.HIseroN, Sept. 6,-The follovir g
Maine pension have been s.anted:
Original. Altman j. Gardner, Bsrnsoas
Csnneli Iucresse, Charles NJ. Murphy,
Edward Mason, Charles Foster. Oriainal
rim r, Of Benjsmin Orne. navy. Originsl-
David B. Hill. Lucius c Bennett, John
Donueliy, Alopz1 Bckford. Butl"tt
Creighton, VIM. B. Boothby Incfesse,
Ber ,rnin F. Boston, Shepard Elo idge
Samuel A. Blanchard. Reissue, Ephr.im
II Brown. Original widows, Emily Day,
I.stelle NJ. Banks.
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rEE efArE FAIR.
More stook to be Exhibited Than
Ever Before Kacwu.

LEWISTON. Sept. 6.-Fif.ysx loaded
cars Of stock arrived here Saturday night
for the Msine State Fair The thow will
he fully organized by Mondsy morning
.rd will be the blsgest show Of stock ever
4een lee. More stock is to come. The
.tr.ets are alive with people today and IT
otks ike z nod weath.r, in which case all
,revIous records viii be broken.
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SAILOR ASSAULTED
BY Unknown Parties at Portsmouth
"A sc, 900 Pirs.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Sept. Ga sailor
named Michael Hurley, belonging to the
o. S. g. Chicago, nov ct Portland. last
night obtained leave Of absence AID came
to this city to visit friends. This morning
morning he vas picked up on Market
street in an unsconscious condition With
his head and face badly bruised. he having
been assaulted by unknown parties.
The house. barn and outbuildings Of the
Elias Perkins estate on the Lang road.
i've miles out Of this city, we're burned as 9
O'Clock this morning. The property Is
owned BY Mrs. George A. Perkins Of this
city and is valued at $50, 900; partially in
sured. The buildings were unoccupied
and the FIRE is supposed to be incen.
diary.
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SWISS InDEPENDHHcn.
eixth HuudTsdth Annivsrsary Csis
bEatsd by New YoIk Brethren.

NEW YORK. Sept.-The second day OF
the cele brsTlol Of the six hundredth ami
versary Of Swiss Independence was devoted
to grand picnic at Warrington Park.
Dancing and all sorts Of games were in
dulged in by $4,000 Swiss present. within
the afternoon . grand concert. A banquet
followed, then came . series Of Iableau1
yivanis from Swiss history.
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rs1aD DISTRICT POLITICS.
oovsrnos BuIIsigh's Candidacy.
rPhtsfsld Advertiser

The Republicans Of the Third Distric
will make no miss2ke in giving Gov. Bur
leigh tie rominasion for Congress. HI
10 clean, able, industrious man and ever
bis most obdursts political opponents can
not charge that be has ever been load up.
on bis party. His candidates. thus far have
been exceptionally popular ones. They
have been sec mpanied by overwheln nj
ajoIitiss and very general Republican re.
joicings. He has made Z good Governor
ard would make s good Cons sfessman. We
hope he will be nemilated. Win Rim q
. leader the party would be assured Z
splendid victory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07

Is the only genuine BLOOD sYRCP on
the market. 1t Is the only BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely v'ge-
table ingredients.
No mineral or Inorganic substance Is
used In its manufacture. No malt or
spirituous liquor is used in eompound
ing IT, for We hold that alcohol In all
i,s forms is Blood Poison, snd that
no cure by the Use of any medical
trealmen can be permanently effected
VIII. re alcohol cutters into the diet o,
medicine Of the patient. DR.. Williams
RIOOD SYRUP is owned and man.
ulactured exclusively by The Union
Medicine Company Of Augusta. Maine,
IN whem AL orders must be addressed
This BLOOD SYRUP will be put "poI1
the market tnrough Druggists and
ali Dealers in Medicine. Price, Sl.W
per Bottte.
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xILLBo BY RLEc1RIc CAR.
Buxor Man Run Over and Dies on
the I. 1riss.

BANGOR, Sept. G.-At q few minutes
past 8 o'clock tonight man So years old,
named Augustus Wise, was struck by an
electric car IS he was crossing the street
He was thrown under the car Al dragged
some distance before the car could be
,toppei. When ken out it was
found that both legs were sbroken
and badly mar gled snd rhe head cut and
rthersise il jired Physicians were proUp'
ly in a. lendaGce bat the man died about 10
.nlnntes after ken out He was man Of
good habits and IL Is supposed he did not
lesr the ear rs he was quite fe.f. The
motor man left the car al the police are
aow looking for lin
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Car chops Burned.

PoRr HuRos, Mich. Sept. 6-The
car shops of the Chicago Grand Trunk
Railsay we're partially burned this After
noon. Eleven cars we're destroyed, besides
large quantity of lumber and carpenter
shors. Loss. 500 COO. Tso hundred
men sre thrown OUT Of empioymsnt
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League ossndlDg.


MIIWNuhtts'' ''''''' > U
Bits-Aihletics, 2; Milwaukee, 8. Error''
Athletics, o.; Milwaukee. 5. Chamberlain al
Cross; Dwyer and Vaughn.
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Special to the KEsrEBEo JOURNAL.

Special TO the kEyrEBEc JOURNAL.
sEARsvosr, Sept. 6 Thursday morn
ing the barn Of Alba Waltz csusht FIRE
from some unknown cause and was burned
together with the house. SIX tons of nay
and tools were lost in the barn, but the
goods in the house we're saved. Loss,
$1,000; insurance, $500.
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AueUsr 4, 1891.


Or. Williams,
DEAR Dir For the past three years |
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the South. | lost
all desire for food, could not rest nights snd
became go weak and sick that went to the
city hospital in Pittsburg, Penn, where l
was i,ctored for three months without dong
me sry gid. rhe head physician Thea
told ne to ~ % th- Hot Spring. in Ii 81
Rock, Arks As At thst pace took &
full ourss - baths and medi ,ine under bf
Wilson. no hsd the usme OF being the ovs'
doctor in 'he Siste.
Iva. there s,x months but It I'D me nc
gold L -.ri | vas irducef 20 Try
Or. Wuhs1,s' BLOOD SYRUP AZ sooo a.
began to tske it my sppetite returned, and
cuuld sleep soundiy all night, On nov
=. we'll sno strong as ever was. am
almost cur Of blood poison and the Blood
Sgrup ka. done 1t. recommend It 90 A.
nv fr sna. =. the best medicine in tt
world for impure Blood.
Mr. A. 4 NEwHALL,
Proprietor Cuy Fish MTHet,
OPP Ken. JoURsAL Office.
AUGUSTA, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07

WISDHAM JUNCTION, N. H. Sep. O.
A young man, name unknown.was drowned
in Island Pond, at Derry, n. H., this after
noon. He WAS in bathing with party Of
campers from Lawrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07

|, his Glass there were Ave entries, three
to start, viz: Doibier Kuox, b. z, NJ.
Newell; Roy, b.R. C. E. Colby; Bon
8ul4 ". /, Ssmps1n. One-half mile
1ests. Bon Burle, first mouey; Roy, sec
ord; Doloier Knox, third. Time, l.35,
SO / 81.
Judges-E D Ta.ker, F. D. Hammond,
Gsorae Fsrlngtun.
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Am UoEM EN- 70.


At Meonisn Hall another full house
greeted the Harry Lindley Co. and the
plsy produced was the we'll known play Of
my Partner" The drama was put on re,
marksbly we'll, and foremost among the
characters stood Mr.. w. Marsh, - Josiah
Scraggs, Mr.. Claphxm, - Saunders. and
Miss Mathes, who is rapidly ontstrippine
her predecessors here a. the heroine. MI
Lindley was the exponent Of the comedy
element, assisted by Mr.. Livingston, % q
celestial. The whole caste was up to the
mark. The company remain three night
more which is thorough and COW incirs
that MIR. Lindley holds bis faith in Angus. .
whers personally an dramatically be is 90
much esteemed. They play The Gipsey
Queen and Mr.. Lindley also appears - .
French dancing master. for the bill thl,
evening.
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B,lsr.co c.mpm..,irs Closed,

WINTHROP, Sept The Advent camp
meeting at Belgrade. which has been in
session the past week, closed Sund'y, when
adore sses were made by several promiLe mt
clergymen. The meetings have been we'll
attended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07
wsisht Hnrowing R.cosd Broken

Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 6.-At Q meeting
Of the Western Association Of Amateur
Athletics nsre today, J. z. RyAa broke
the record Of ihrosins the Sc pound
weight. He threw the weight u fest. "a
Incn.s. the record being 81 feet foaf
inches.
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NEW YoRK. Sep.~ s s-General 3. Burd
Grub, United States minister to Spain.
arrived from Hsvre isdAy on the French
iner La Tourine,
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More Dsmsgs to Crops

LONDON. Sept. 6 "A terrific gale in
North Wales has caused further great
damage to the crops.
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Fire 10 Tobacco warehouse.

New YoRK. Sept s-Fire today in tie
tobacco ware rooms Of Ssrstton & Storms,
3S5 Third avenue, caused . damage to the
stock and building Of S25 COO.
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somm.,v Of Meadow Pnk Fac -

The rscss advertised to take place at
Meadow Park Gsrdiner. on Fuesdsy last
ere postponed IL Wednes lay, when they
.sme # with full entries. A summary Of
he races is given below:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-07

Mr.. Fred d. Ellis, the energetic manager
of the Isl Perkins" Co was in town SAlur.
day, ard it is safe to say that no attraction
has been SO well piled here Of late - has
Mr.. Gus I. Wallac.'s. "Si" has been seen
in Augusta before, and ou- people know
1t to be all it is represented to be. WheI
the company appears at Meonian Hall nex'
Saturday night they will undoubtedly bs
greeted BY full house. On the day OF
The appearance Of the show here . parade
of the Pughtown Farmers band will b.
made at about noon, starting from the hall
The excellent solo orchestra carried by thil
combination 10 said to be unexcelled BY
any on the road. At p. M. concert vii
be performed BY the band in front Of the
hall
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1T BANGOR.
Jean Yaljan Makes a New
State Record,
Tfo.lin5 q Nile, Without q Skip or a
Break, In 2t9 Ia.
Othsr Good Racss-Close Of Another
Successful Fatf.

BANGOR. Sept 6-The .rottips At the
Milne State Fair was concluded Saturday
4fteraoon in the presence Of fair-sizsd
4adi nee. With Ii closed the fair. which
nAs been very successful. summaries Of
the races:
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WAR DePARrnEar,
OfSce Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAaHIsaron, Sept. 7. A. N.
For Maine: Local showers; clearing in
western Msine; slightly warmer; westerly
winds.
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KICkAPOO OINDiAN OF
.-..t .--s - III rf-s. 4 r,:-

czs,l .-,s i. Il E-ss & Fa:-.
Good for Nau AMI Beast. It Gives immediate
Relief. 1t has 40 Equal Keep it in the HOUSE
TRY 1T.
Priee 2 IS cents per B.at'e. Bottles for 81
Asa sOuk DRUGGIST yoR IT
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LIZZIE n. SNOW

Capt. Higgins.
will leave Augusta every dsy tsr ssfa tnaon'ax -
all the places On IN. river 2ad sll vessels AZ ICE
ouses when sizualed Leave Augusta At A. N,
Hslioyell At rs a. NJ. q rdinsr .i A. NJ.
standard time; Ric lnaVnd. 80 a. NJ, af'v.ns II
Bath At II % A. NJ. Leaving Bath .; iSo p NJ,
arriving In Augusta At e.is p. NJ.
FARHSs
From Augusta to Bath. 20
Round "Trip. slao
From HalloWsii to hath. 'OS
Round srtp. vi'oo
From Gardiner to Bath, ~
Rtchm mond to Bath. = .
80 So. ssarlinsr TO Bath. s&V
apr3da
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

This number of the NUGGET is printed
in the paper's new home. The building
is not quite as big as the World build
ing in New York, or as fine as the
Chronicles home in San Francisco, but
DeLamar is not yet as large a town as
those papers spread out in. We are not
very well fixed yet to receive visitors,
but we are glad to have our friends call,
just the same.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

1t is music to hear the sound of the
side in DeLamar. making a roerry cho-
rus for the roar of the stamps dropping
in the mill. Houses are going up in all
parts of the town SO rapidly that one
has to take daily walk to keep with
the march of Improvement.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

1t is very certain that there is an or
ganized band of horsethieves working
this country. They are doing whole
sale business at it, too. The Palmer
Brothers loss, in Pleasant Valley the
other day, when twenty-five head of
stock we're stolen, was undoubtedly a
prearranged thing, in which perhaps
agents of the thieves have been on the
ground for some time. Look we'll after
strangers visiting or hanging around
the camps.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

Another one of those tramp drum
mers, with some cloth samples and a
tailor's tape line, is in town auguring
people 10 give him orders for suits of
clothes, pay him an advance on the
same, pay express charges on them
when they arrive here COD. and then
kick as much as they please when they
find that they don't fit or was not what
was ordered. We have men right at
home representing good tailoring estab-
lishments, who will take your measure,
get number of suits in lot, to reduce
charges, fit them on you, or not ask you
to take them if not satisfactory. Give
your orders to them, if the excellent
stores in Silver City and DeLamar can
not supply you. Give these itenerant
tramps to understand that you are no
suckers. 1t is suckers they are looking
for inst as hard as Canada Bill ever
look ed for them.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

The young men of Silver City have or
ganized brass band and sent for in
struments. They will soon be waking
echoes from the mountain sides with
discords. A com mittee of quiet citizens
will wait on them as soon as their instru-
ments arrive and tender them the free
use of the old New York mill for place
to practice. 1t is as far from town as
the powder magazine and the safety of
the place will be sufficiently assured if
they will only 60 there.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

Josh Bruce lost finger nail and.a
piece of finger end the night of the
Fourth. The report is out that hog
bit him, but this is untrue. 1t was
pinched eff while he was timbering in
the mine. We are sorry, but it served
him right for not knocking off work
and helping celebrate.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

Some contemplate cur stole a set of
Finn on the night of the Fourth. If
these petty larceny thieves could be
made to understand how much they are
despised by train and bank robbers, to
say nothing about honest people, they
would go off some place and die.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

The wood yards around the DeLamar
mill are being graded out to cover con-
siderable more ground. Wood is now
coming in briskly and the ranks are be-
ing piled up twelve feet high. 1t is ex-
pected that twelve thousand cords will
be piled up it the yards this summer.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

1t is unfortunate that the comm ittee
appointed to decorate the school house
for the fourth never discovered the ar
tistic talent developed in Kelly, the
wood contractor. His landlady says
that, out of the commonest materials he
can shape most artistic ornaments. Out
of bunch of radishes, a plate of pick
les, few tooth picks and other things,
he will construct beautiful decorations
for the tables. He never taps the shell
of his eggs at breakfast until he has or
namented them with his pencil.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

Pretty Johnny, the Piute buck who
wears q patch over his eye, called at the
drug store on the Fourth and purchased
bottle of complexion cream and bot
tie of perfumery. Thus do our aborigi-
MES drop into the habits of their pale
faced brothers 10 win their way to the
hearts Of dusky maidens. But complex
ion cream. Oh, my
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

Jack Brady, the horsethief who es-
capped from Jail in Silver City, and was
recaptured by mere accident, found
friends near by to supply him with a
horse and saddle, gun and money. That
fellow better be hunting his hole. He
belongs where Brady is sure to go.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

Mr.. Myers, the Boise photographer,
who has, speaking literally, pitched his
tent among US, displays some very ex-
cellent specimens of work. We hope he
will take some views of the town while
here, to compare with those taken a
year ago, by which to illustrate its
growth.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

About half dozen Pinto sguaws and
as many pappooses, of different sizes,
have found dandy place to get cold
grub. They squat on their huDkers in
the rear of the hotel and the cook or
walters hand them ont scraps of meat,
bread and cake, which they get away
with with relish.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

Quite peculiar bond of sympathy has
grown up between two very popular
young lady, is engaged to be married to
widower who does not reside here,
and the other, young gentleman, is
we won't say where. These two young
people are able to exchange points on
courtship, and their friends End a good
deal of amusement watching them get
together and show each others letters
and exchange experiences.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-07-07

The number of restaurants in the low
er town will give one some idea of the
number of people who feed down there
They all seem to be doing a thriving
business. But perhaps better pointer
would be count Of the saloons all APP
parently prosperous.