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-h.imsr .. A. .sors , 1e,h ct, W 9th sx. Tyr 1000
Tordit, Tsrdinand- 10 Leopold Breithuth. So r,o
nsiS,S !. ~ an .v yrs 70 N'" ,'.' 1000
tsss, iUs Orchard ssros, densnS - 80. $500
" s 7Sss g. fstf Az n srs.".. 10000
Wi" I.nsg ~ gT 5000
sSh g. Columbus % Az. 3 - $500. 5000
eHos Key s. hna a., Ienos az Yrs O. 5000
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DETER r. MEYER. Auctionesr
L CORPORATION SALE OF PUBIC SCHOOL PROF.
ERTY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE.

ERTY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund OF the City Of New
fSrE Real e' Ill sros
IN ss & ia . a %f eheSs sna r.
county on hf 8 TO VIII
7gt b. S9qsS on ,v and ,,on bloc.
zoo: ward Nos Il to a. bet Lenox and It'll avs; l75
asb S- of .nr.. city lot. and building for
meriy Primary school No - block 100: ward No 10.
taso-a sS f foss sash Ogden
av. 800 IT, of Union av also four adjoining lots in
rear Lind av. varying from ls41o IT. TO 169 r.
-AN''''- COMMON LANDS
CUT. Old CRoToN AQtEbtcT FLO LOIS Is % 90 ~
18TH wA y lots. 1o1st st. block 1'o2I
I2TH WARb::Srwo lots ma 1ols.ss- block 1.o2a
18TH WAKD:-STwo lots. n. s. lo2d St. block LOLA
NEW CRoroN AoUBDUcT PROPERTY
,dGsh T.. a %sp a farm CO..
iaTh wxGb.-rhre. adjoining lots each 2elxloo.
I3rH wARD;-ons 10. on Amsterdam ay, . O. COZ
18th w A d. 1 1dion,ns lots each 25xloo
t4H o. land on s.as
wick az and one on fordham Landing road. near tho
sRsi s1sss 6 fRa parcels yae.
land at Ih1f sites Soh 2 g. 30 q 49, o. TO- IL IL
For iatl nfofmsiion %: advertisement in CITY REC
ORD Maps to be had at Comptrolsrs once 2eo Broad
'''' -DN 'A' N''' 7TEo W. df GsnS,ro,.s
Comptroler's once. May 1O. 1903
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at'antsd to Purchase.

w AHTED to buy internal improvement warrants or
w warrants OF any Kind 10 make entry public
land. Address lock boz "a Orange, Tex.
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eIitieaau Sdrsrtistments.
the ROCHESTER.

Fit.teiass EUROPEAN hotel with cafe attached. cor
ner a3d and South rark av and IN the choicest
idence district oyeflootnr Lake Michigan; half block
from the 22d 81; depot OF the Illinois Central Railway
main line to the Worlds Fair with trains running
every thirty seconds Also street Ears and cable line
within two blocks running Always reaching tho bus
ness district Worlds FAIR theatres In few minutes:
ready to contract with parties desiring hrstclass
eaVn,
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ROBERT D. MOONEY.
Commissioner OF Jurors

NOTICE OF Assessment FOR STREET OPENING
~ Attention 10 called to tho advertisement IN the
CITY Record June 1893 and ten days thereafter of
the continuation By the supreme Court OF the follow
ing Htreet optninRi
TWELFTH wARD-ls2d street, between cen. Seventh
II assessments arc not paid before July 10Th.
1873 interest will be charged from May 2oth. 1893
THO. w. MYERS,
Comptroller.
City OF New York. Finance Department.
Comptroler'g ONCE. june 1913
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amrllins Auusrs % Irt-arrs.y City
FURNISHED Bousfs % Irt--3,ew aersey

A SBuRY PARK. N J.-Desirnb!o furnished cottages
"A and boarding houses. Llsta
MILAN ROSS. Asoury Park NJ.
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GoEGBRS. Rockland Lake.-For sale plot 100 by 100
~ near the Grand HocklAn Hotel AddreBsJ. n, llu
+th av.. Mount Vernon. NY
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FURNISHED Nouses to Eft-Iona aslana

UNFINISHED COTTAGES. to II rooms. $3.50 to
81 400 per season; also choice water front building
biek JOSEPH IEuEMAS. BayvIlle. /. l.
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YsDal 3lotirss.

DuRsUAkT TO AN ORDER MADE BY THE HON.
i JOSEPH r. pALY Chief Justice of the Court OF
York. ne 18th DAY Of May is6s notice Is hereby
against Samuel Wilson and William j. wIIson individ
ualy and as members OF the hrm Of william Milson
thai th.yArs lsquiIsd 70 present their said sains
seEber the duly appointed assignee of the said samuel
wilson aud William J. wilson. for the benefit OF their
once Of wiiuam K stlIings $50 BrosdWay. Sew YORK
city. on or before sept ]. 1893,
WILLIAM &. sTILLiNGS,
Attorney for Assignee
$50 Broadway, New YORK city
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NoTICE,-yAN TAsSELL KEARSEY. Auctioneers
~ viii ,sll u The Dspar,m.nt Of Docks Pes ~
Il c,eSsi noon Lease. q certain wharf proIsry o.
see the City Record. Copies for sale At city Hall.
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aleal Gstats for sale.

koRTHPORT LONG ISLANp.-Wantsd, 1000 pSss
~ sons to buy building lota sac each u doWn came
J. g. LEwIs 70 ohambsnsl
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Furnished Auuses a. grt-Gnnntry.
for salf OF % Jet-Uew aersey.

TWO NEW HOUSES To LET At LEONARD Az
Station. Atlantic Highlands " j.. for season 1923
ten rooms EACH furnish ed $500 unfurnished 5000:
Hne location and views OF land and whter Ave
walk from station or beach CHARLES 7. LEONARD
Leonard Avenue Post once. n. J.
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No Liability, No Mortgage.
No Malaria, No Cholera.
Fine Air, Beautiful Views; Best
Water in the World.
The club already has nearly 400
members.

As soon as rs shares have been
sold at S125 the price will be adj
vanced.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-06-17
Silver's Spring Boom.

James CLARK, miner who recently
came here from Wood River, and who
has been employed at the Ralph Min
ing Pool, was shot by one of the cyp-
rians last night about o. clock. The ball
struck the skull above the right ear and
came out about an inch and one-half
back, apparently following The skull un-
der the scalp. We do not know the par
ticulars, but understand he was intoxi-
Gated. The shot was fired at close range
for Mr.. Clark's face is badly powder
buaned. 1t was very close call.
A warrant has been sworn out for the
arrest of Ruby King, who did the shoot
valanche.
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The Bruneau Dam.

Mr.. George W. Palmer returned this
week from visit to Brupeau. He spent
day at the big dam and is enthusias-
tic in his praise of that splendid struc-
ture, which has just stood the test of
the highest food that has been in the
river for several years. He says the
, nervous strain on the people interested
in that big enterprise was terrible dur
ing the test. The river was filed with
rock left when the fret dam was swept
away three years ago, and the new
structure used this rock bed for foun-
dation. When the food was at it's
worst, leak was discovered through
this founuation which in short time
became go large that the carcass of a
dead COW was drawn through it. Mr.
T, w. Jones and force of men, built a
crib of tin bers, filled it with rock and
with it successfully stopped the rapidly
widening crevasse. A dozen men with
two targes, controlled by wire cable,
unloaded rock and dirt against the
breast of the structure until every sign
of a leak disappeared. They are sill at
work strengthening it, and the debris
floating down the river is so rapidly 6ll-
ing up the bottom of the dam that all
dang, is apparently now past. Every
year will bring down more debris to fill
10 the bed of the river and lessen the
pressure against the dam. The first
food was the supreme test and this has
Deen withstood. The engineer, with
his instruments, could not discover that
inch.
A contract has been let TO Mr. Taut-
phaus, who constructed the Mountain
Home reservoir, to build twenty miles
Of the canal this year. He will at once
put a strong force of men and teams,
with three ditching machines, at work.
This is the most important irrigation
enterprise ever undertak en in this sec
ton of Idaho. 1t will reclaim large
tract of arid land, Transforming desert
into splendid ranches and fruit farms
along the west side of Snake river, and
will make available number of miles
Of rich gravel banks for placer mining,
with abundance of water and plenty of
fall for hydraulics ing. This means a
large increase to the population and
productions of Owybee county. The
capitalists who inaugurated and who are
SO successfully carrying out this magnif-
icent enterprise, persistently trying
again after disasters, deserve great sue
cess and rich rewards.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-06-17

If there had been an election in Cald-
well June 10th the hobos would have
had a walk over, for all the best busi-
ness men of that town-perhaps not all,
but nearly all-0his last clause is put in
to save us when we pay that town a
visit) were over in our camp. There
was Monte Gwinn, the merchant States
man; C. R. Shaw, the great Idaho lum-
herman; t, c. Egleston, who can sell
more hardware, groceries and tobacco
than any other man in the stale; Frank
Steunenberg, now ranchman, but, be-
fore he retired with competency, the
best newspaper man in this end Of the
state; Billy Hollenbeak, the liveryman
who once lived In Owyhee and is al
ways glad to get back here and last,
but not least, Isdor Mayer, the ruster
for trade With all these men out of
town Caldwell must be a very lonesome
place indeed, even if it does boast of
having the champion base ball club; a
new court house, and editor Davis left
at home. We tried to catch Charley
Sebree or Frank Hardy at the telephone
to ask them how they felt, but think
they must have strayed away from town
fno
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PRICE TEN CENTS

There are three papers published in
Logan County, the Bellevue Herald, the
Bellevue Review and the Shoshone
Journal. Please put US on your x list,
Messrs. editors, as long as you are sass
ing" each other about county politics.
We like to sit On the fence and watch
yon spit on your hands and ''sass" each
other. You are jolly lot. An extra
session of congress may be called a
dozen banks may break every day a
financial panic may be impending; sill
yer may go below eighty cents the Sd
itor of the Statesman may wear pair
of black eyes; Idaho's fruit exhibit may
excel at the Worlds Fair /; all these are
as nothing with these papers compared
with twenty dollar charge by Logan
county official for moving safe.
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Remem bar that there will be a big
ball in Silver City July 4th. Remsm-
Der also that Silver City is one of the
incest places to attend balls there is any
where. Remember likewise that you
have sure thing on pleasant time
when you 90 to dance in Silver City.
Remember moreover that they have the
incest floor to dance on that you can
find anywhere. Then don't forget to
remem ber that for real, genuine unaf-
fecisd sociabiity the Silver City good
people cannot be exceled.
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AT the Worlds Fair is an exhibit
made by Kimberley diamond miners.
1t shows the character of the rock or
earth in which the gems are found and
the methods of mining them. O.yhee
visitors should not fail to see aud study
this exhibit and use the information
when they return home by studying our
own supposed diamond fields with the
lights acquired. We expect Col.stearns,
OF Nampa, to come back loaded with
this kind of information. May he some
day be loaded with diamonds from Owy-
hee.
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LETTER FROM CHICAGO.
An owyhee Girl at the Great Fair

CHICAGO, June 10, 1898.
| DEAR NUGGET IL have at last found
time to comply with my promise TO give
a short account of our visit. Mrs. .Deary
and left Caldwell May 3lst and had q
pleasant time travelling. The scenery,
as viewed from the road, through Idaho
and Utah was not of interest TO me,
being chiefly sagrbrush and rocks, ex-
cept where we travelled along streams
and passed some pretty farms, and not
until we reached Omaha and Council
Bluffs did we see any large or beautiful
buildings. From these cities to Chicago,
through Iowa and Illinois, we were
charmed with the beauty of the farms,
orchards and towns on both sides of the
road as far as the eye could see. To one
who had never been in the East before
all this was very interesting, and il kept
me constantly engaged and wondering
al the sights.
Chicago is wonderful !; far more won
derfnl than my imagination ever pic
tured it. Such high buildings such
the run in Chicago. They run to catch
the car /; run to avoir cars and vehicles;
run TO escape being run over, and run
home. State street, where most of the
fashionable stores are, is the busiest
throng ever saw. Go to any of the
stores, any time in the day, and all the
counters are crowd d. The terminus of
the elevated railroad running to the Ex
position grounds is on this street.
Went out to the Fair on Wednesday !;
partly TO see the Fair and particularly
to see the princess of Spain. | got TO
the grounds al noon and, | am ashamed
to relate, stood for about three hours
waiting to see the lnfanta. | saw
her, however She is nice appearing
lady, but just think of thousands Of peo-
pie wasting hours of precious time, just
as l did, only to have it to say that they
have seen real princess.
The great Fair is all wonderful. The
Colum bian fountain is for too wonderful
to describe. On each side of il is an elee-
trio fountain and the walls by which it
is enclosed are lighted up at night by
thousands OF electric lights, and when
the search light is thrown on the foun-
tain it looks like beautiful rainbow.
All the buildings are lighted on the out
side by electricity, ,and l cannot describe
the beauty of the whole place at night.
Oh, but it is all grand
When l write again | will tell you of
interested me. 70 See the whole of the
grand show, one would have to put in
several hours every day for weeks.
MAGGIE.
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Everybody in DeLamar will be de-
lighted to learn that Sam Frame has
struck it rich, but Sam ought to know
better than to let the news first get
abroad through a sagebrush reporter
from Caldwell In a dispatch to the
Statesman, this jack rabbit reporter
says: "Tbe rock exhibited here to. day
by Mr.. Frame shows copper and free
gold.n But that is not thu best; here
is another specimen: "It appeare to he
contact of The great granite belt or
ledge that runs from the Snake river
through to Delamar and Silver City.n
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Mr.. F. G. Cottingham came over from
Nampa this week, bringing his wife and
little boy TO experience a June snow
storm. Mr. Cottingham, the senior
member of the firm of Cottingham &
Nettleton, has almost completely cap
tured the lumber trade of this and the
surrounding camps. We have taken the
trouble to find out how and why this
firm got So big trade here. 1t is this !:
They keep complete stock OF dry and
dressed lumber, sash, doors, blinds,
mouldings, wire screens, ready mixed
paints, glass, putty, varnishes and ey-
erything pertaining to the building
business. They fill orders promptly.
They sell on close margins. They are
always obliging and always do jnst " hat
they say they will do. They advertise
in the NUGGET.
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He Didn't Undo Him.

P. B. Shelby, representing the Union
Pacific Goa Co., went to DeLamar to at
tempt to undo the individual who is
supplying the DeLamar company with
sagebrush to b. used as fuel. He says
coal can be laid down in DeLamar for
S2S ton.-Mines & Mills.
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Messrs. ]. M. Brunzell, Jr., and Sven
johnson took charge of the Boonville
Hotel on Jnne LIST. They have rsmod-
died and reftted the house and prem
ises, and win spare no effort to make
this pleasant stopping place.
Teamsters will always find the stable
and corral well stocked with hay and
grain.
The table viii be found to be first
class.
The bar is stocked with fine liquors
and cigars.
They will endeavor to win patronage
by meriting the same.
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Mrs. Crosson has just added to her
stock a nice line of the latest spring and
summer millinery. Ladies are invited
to call and examine these goods.
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Mrs. RIA. Gardner has opened fash
ionable dressmaking shop, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bristol, where she will be
pleased to meet the ladies of DeLamar
and will endeavor to please them IN
style aud I'll work done for them.
Mrs Gardner is agent for the Dispatch
System of charts and will give instruc-
tions in cutting and fitting by this sys-
tenn.
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Just Arrived.

have just received full line of mil
linery goods of the latest styles. Ladies'
hats of all kinds and other goods COM
mon to the business The public in
vited to call and examine the same.
Mrs. MINNIE O'NEAL.
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Owing to recent change in our busi-
ness, we take this method of informing
our trade that all old accounts must be
settled by July payday. Those know
ing themselves indebted TO US will
please call on us as soon as possible.
We also realize that the cash system
is the proper method TO do business or.
We can sell YOU merchandise at lower
price for cash than we can on long time,
and in the future our business will be
run on a cash basis, and time not to ex-
ceed thirty days. Thanking The public
for past favors and soliciting their fu-
rther patronage, which we will endeav-
or to use we'll, we remain,
Yours to please,
DELAMAR NJ. & BKG. Co.,
II. w. DoRMBN, Manager.
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When you want to have nice, quiet
game of cribbage, or social game of
solo, with good cigar or cool glass of
Milwaukee beer, you will find that just
the place to get these things is at Miller
& Geiger's. They keep neat and quiet
place and treat every body white.
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Money will talk loud if you lay it on
Isay,s counter during his great clear
ance sale week. q
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AL Valverde has had 250 feet of wire
and pick fencing shipped in more than
he needs, which he will sell at cost. &
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-06-17

The finest line of cigars in Owyhee
County is to be found at Knapp's drug
store. Try them.
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Remember that there will be chick
en- dinner at Morgan's restaurant to-
morrow.
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Millinery.

Mrs. J. w. Mills, of Silver City, has
received large and complete line of
the latest STYLES of millinery goods. Or
ders from DeLamar will receiva prompt
attention. All charges very reasona-
hla
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Do not forget that the Virginia Chop
House is a good place to 60 for nice
meal.
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Strayed.

One gray mule, branded SIS on right
shoulder. SIS reward will DO paid for
his return to Hop Chung Lung, Della
mar.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Make the coin jingle or the green
backs rustic on Isay's counter and you
can get grand bargains.
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Standard novels for sale at Mrs.
Crosson's. d
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-06-17

Mrs. Crosson keeps a fine assortment
of fresh and pure candies.
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MAMMOTH.
NYMPH.

The Avalanche says: "Ap assay of
the ore tapped by the crosscut spok en of
last week, gave returns of 154 ounces
silver per ton. Messrs. Arlington and
Weeks have reason to feel elated over
the showing so far made.n