The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-10

FRANK Crosson keeps cartridges an
shells.
The DeLamar Company shipped OF
this week, 8 bars bullion, valued {
s22,4oo.
Remember DR.. Stod dart gives FIRE
lecture to men at the school hous
tonight.
Misses sheehey and Baxter who hav
been visiting here, returned home t
Boise, yesterday.
Crosson will sell 50-cent novels for 2
cents and 25-cent novels for J5 cents 70
two weeks. Not exchangable.
The DeLamar post Office issued IS,
S66.4S in domestic, and Sl,4S2.42 ii
foreign money orders during tn
month of July.
The proprietors of the Caldwell anc
DeLamsr Fast Passenger and Freigh
Line are building fine stable for then
stock in the lower end of town. The
line is doing good business and is &
permanent Institution. It deserves it;
success.
Barney Molloy, who is now succor
Creek rancher, had bis shoulder dialo-
Gated a few days ego by being run into
by vicious stallion. He was riding,
looking for stock, and passed little
band of horses when theHtallion charged
upon him.
The NUGeET is in receipt of the An
nual Catalogue Of ST. MargareFs School,
Boise City. Thisvery excellent insii-
tuition is in quite a prosperous condition
and its character is too well known to
require any commentators to the peo-
pie OF Owyhee.
Mr.. W. I. Plumb, Indian agent at
Duck Valley Reservation, was in De-
Lamar this week, paying a visit to his
father-in-law, Mr.. J. L. Thomson.
Mr.. Plumb has been prominent cit
lien of Nevada for good many years
and has been agent at Duck Valley
since first organized.
Rt. Rev. Ethel5ert Talbot will preach
at both morning and evening service on
Sunday next. Celebration of the Holy
Communion at IL q. N. and regular
evening prayer at 7:45 p. m. The Rev.
Mr.. Probst, the new rector ofst. George
Mission. will take part in the services.
The public cordially Invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scales and their two
boys, of Wsgontown, Mr.. /. T. Peterson
of the Meadow Lark mines, left on
Tuesday, to join Mr.. and Mrs. z. H.
Dewey aud Mrs. P. A. Regan, from Sill
yer City, for camping, fishing and
hunting outing at Big Springs, forty
miles south of Eere, in the jumpers.
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Arrangements have been made to
have a season of races at Silver City, to
begin Sep. 16 An effort is being made
o have the Silver City races succeeded
oy a week each at Jordan Valley and
Mr.. Austin Byrd is the
moving spirit in the matter, and when
le takes hold of such affairs they are
lmost sure to succeed.
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An unpopular barber from DeLamar
md man out of job from Silver City,
trayed over to HALEY and "stufed' D
be Times and News-Miner men with
ismal stories about the two Owyhee "
amps. Both of the papers could have
earned better than to believe such stuff
they had consulted any one of a hun -
red Wood River people who are en- 3,
dyed here. H.
As number Of people here areshare. hi
elders in the Harqua Hala Mining tn
ompany, the latest news from there tel
as put some joy into their sinking lee
,arts. The San Francisco papers re- clu
'rt that the rich lead, lost long ago. vii
IS been found again and that forty fro
eks of ore taken out are worth 81 900 pei
r sack, and that there is more ore Of
e same character ia sight. tru
irai
It is said that when the DeLamar me
ople who were at the dance in Silver it.
y, heard of the Stage hold-up they 7