The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-04-15


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Suuelcniy M Ni445 - ny - Z " u lro
his pocket ana glanced careieSSly at tn
telegraphic news.
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oen sDaie y ic,,oaaso si''iis ino Ds'ii
Times; TINS Is Inc paper that w arne.
mentioned in connection with my FRIEND
Cl;n,,er Nv the wav LET me see If m q.
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S'tioss i'ote -e"e'eA - - ~ . NNSoA o.t'S7S
1--WE Oldnce -ladI - no1 IL, Oh course
II "A Word to the Wise'-that might refer
TO me. ah here If is sO1l, Candidate
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"nac NY lllenu CiipPer llaSs 70 say apou'
me"
And he immediately became absorbed
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1T his always been the policy OF the Times to
support the administration; consequently when,
two years ago,th popular outcry for 'Noyes and
Reform aided, as the public has since had
reason TO believe, by such Practical illustra-
tons OF reform as bribery, intimidation and
ballot-box str1ling-turned the scale against the
men whom we mad supported and Would glad
ly have seen tljling the chief municipal offices,
we accepted our defeat gracefully and COM
menced at once to fight the battles of the gen
| temen VINO been fairly or otherwise elected.
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| glowing prophecies OF what they were going to
40, tnat the impression grew abroad that the
iniiiennIuin WAS ABOUT 10 DAWN upon e.. For
ume al went wen, and the Bosom Of reform
wltn whlch the new administration had prom
1sed TO sweep away all cobwebs from the struc-
tnre OF city government was shaken vigorously
IN our races Nevertheless the public waited
~ vain lor any suostannai results few Pr
llcenen were removed from the force, ostens
piy LOT neglect OF duty, but really because il had
peen ascertained that they had voted against
Nas S 1So 5 ms was re1ormi a clerk was
removed from one OF the departments at the
rgent demand OF the city press, because Of
rs nagrant nlsaemeanors IN otflce dc han
tone eincient calnpa1gn work Tor the sue essfsl
party however, ana IN recognition of this ssrv-
zee ne was soon after put into position Of
vruS., where to-eay ne naunts MS lncapacltf
alu LOOSE morals IN the face OF the public WITT
lne uenant what are you going to do about IT.
Wnicn mas Always been the favorite tannt II
sucn plnpereu scoundrels. This also is reform,
WIN q very Dig III A few such instances were
snougn lor me Times
" Q euuit not'eYen Tor the principle CT public |
hity' oeIend an admins tration that permitted |
ma l committed such glaring abuses OF executive
'ulnorlVy ana we therefore renowned all ak
iance 10 tne relgning' powers, calling upon IL
12pie 10 IKE tae work OF reform ont OF the in
& anu carry ~ on themselves, beginning ct the
t2unoant neio o. laoor For this we hsyc bcCa
aned ana isliied by the Jealous friends OF tie
~ aiillstranoh whose championship has 10
ea iAe Dams Kiss, rnaskcd, Enacpgh
on the contrary, has been Knocked d
tse hlsnest BIDDER In the 'Hcrc3l1tory 81
On their circumstances rendered neccss.seT
af Ia our war upon the unblusiiing 1aaifc
-iue III once winch mas already brought con
~ upon ~, we have had tie cordial sup-
~ OF al good citizens. There are men in
- to-day WHO feel the disgrace into wii.cIt
'r unworthy oficials have brought y Is
MY as II 1t were personal rerrcagh, I'll
r are "'Lln2 Tor the sake Of pubic escd
rsrsakc tae formidable tasi; OF Purifying Isss
81 poi'tiss' conspicuous anoc1F these gcn-
.eilen Is e'iln North, esquire the distipg,liahed
io'zsn VINO mas hoaored US hy hec5miag our
aaelaate ior city attorney. Itwlll be resnem-
- Dli4l tns !l1les was the trst paper il The
~ 70 suggest Mr.. North's candidacy for this
4hcc' thousa he now has the unanimous sup
~. o. our fePetaoie press, irrespective Of
" AZ consequence OF our active partieipa-
~ ~ ING movement that secured this gentle
II : Eo'iiip'' 1i''n-iini 10 no oao can this hap
I, $50 70 as'r'outed more oirectly than to
" SnpPer-We reel peculiar interest in the
lines OF Mr North; though Of course the ,
sl',es' ooaeiaHy ueslres ana confidently an
no. victory lor our entlre I
..Cs ONT >4...,.,.
,ssj,,1 - oianeiess record as pro-
No ,or ~ ..,, 90 d lliZeli we coua not say
,dorsaS =. pt %, si's wouid not DC heartily
artv e,as q. val re''''eIS whatever their
ll srd SoocIaily' profession
o1,a,.it Nc - nnan Of unrneasnred
ow three years ago a young LAWYER With NO nc
,,rtao-s dis.s... p'iisieu 5uureSs' q GENIAL
,ofese;o,, anu knoNleuge or his
,ea ~ a,e sr,'es ooo poeu nm long STRIDES
tio,,e 10 '-li' TX perieneed prae- n
ID =; ~, ,o pSsseeseu slrols hold on the r
,sitton of yvbrh m ., gu social l.
's ber t oi %ncn ne may well be proud Alto
lin Nortt ,,,ao' VI such gentleman as n
e more than the ii
stenr,, mi ,ii'n 70 pubic once and o;
= 49, az =, ailoeuef, winch Is commonly
s,rs ur 80 s.iS suDst a1ce OF an election II p
M 1,,e i,,,a 10 peoplS oi awakening
,,,, .1 n Wilcn 100 long they have fo
N in whose purity teycan feel r. p in III 4 once