The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-12-11

James Milne is not working this
week but is nursing badly swollen
hand. Drove nail in it.
A twenty-man draft was made in the
DeLamar mines this week. An over
supply of ore at the mill was the cause.
FOR SALE-A good White Sewing
Machine, good as new, for $40. In
quire at Waggoner's barber shop.
Mrs. Frank Plummer is how on her
way, returning to DeLamar. Mr.. Plum
mer went out to the railroad to-day to
meet her. They will spend few days
in Boise before coming home.
Carlisle Moore, who has been in the
DeLamar Drug Store for several
months, and has made many friends
here, left for his home in Portland this
morning. Sorry to have you leave us,
my boy.
Judge Richards has just completed
another session of court in Silver City
and won many new expressions of re-
spect from the people of Owyhee for
tho prompt and business-like manner
in which he has conducted the court
and the eminent fairness of his rulings
and decisions.
Mr.. B. D, Wilcox, following the ex-
ample of his patron saint, Mark Hanna,
gave very select dinner to his gold
bug friends, at the Delmonico restau-
rant last Tuesday. It is needless to
say that the party was quite as small
in numbers as it was select in charac-
ter, only true blue goldbugs being in
Vited.
Open rate of one fare for the round
trip is authorized for the sale of round
trip tickets to any point on the Union
Pacific System within a radius of two
hundred and fifty (250) miles on ac-
count of Christmas and New Years
Holidays Selling dates, December "a
25, 81 and January l, 1897. Final limit
of all tickets, January 4, 1897 CT. |
HENsLEY, Agent
Mr.. G. o. Norcross, treasurer of the |
Old Glory Mining Co., returned this
week from a protracted visit to the |
properties of his company in Boise
county and reports favorable outlook
for some of their properties in that
county. Mr.. Fisk has been shipping
out several loads of high grade ore
from the Big here, proposing to ship
a car load to Denver
Rate of one and one fifth fare for the
round trip certificate plan, is auth or
lied from Nampa to Pocatello, for the
annual convention of the Idaho State
Teachers Association, Dec. 20, 30, 81.
Prof. G. E. Arney will sign certificates
Above rate is conditional upon the at
tendance of fifty or more persons hav. I
ing paid full fare for the going trip. G.
F. Hensley, Agent, Nampa.
These are the days when we are all
called upon to open our purses. Beg
CARS are around, but they all have
cheerful faces and are only begging for
benevolent purposes. The number of
people who are in real want, we are
happy to say, are very few in our camp.
But all who are begging now are doing :,
30 to help make others happy. Give
into them out of thy abundance.
If it is fine watch for your wife,
iome elegant trinket for your best girl,
IT silverware for some of your friends,
ust remember that John w, Rowett
an supply it for you, and that his as
urance of its character or value is a
that you are getting exactly Il
that you purchase. Don't send away q
or any goods in his line, for you take 81
o risks when you purchase them from Fl
i'm. -
The Long murder trial in Silver City
as proved another Owyhee failure. n
wo juries have been discharged after
liling to agree and Long will remain
| Jail until another term of court is
cid, unless he can give bail in the
Inn of $4,000. The first jury stood, ar
N for murder in the second degree fo
i'd two for manslaughter. On the
cond trial the jury was equally di- n,
ded between manslaughter and ac-
littal
DeLamar people will remember one
the finest photo views ever seen here pa
the view of Crater Lake, Oregon, tw
ken by Hazeltine and brought here Ca
him. The Scientific American of no
&c. 8, publishes copy of that picture tu
d description of the lake, pro- aft
uncing it one of the most remark WI
lie sheets of water in the world 1t sal