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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11
The Forty-afth star.

Utah is now slate aud by no means
the most unimportant one in the gal
axy. She comes into the Union equipped
with an intelligent and Industrious, as
well as patriotic population, with
great aud growing industries, prolific
soil aud II climate more nearly perfect
than any states east of her can hoas,.
The Mormon church, which has been
a bar TO her earlier admission to the
Union, ,professes to have dropped the in.
siiintion of polygamy and profession
has been accepted in good faith. This
puts Ufah on an equal fooing, as far as
religion is concerned. with all the other
states, and lie Mormon church has the
same right, not only TO liberation, but
to recognition, as any other religious
ORGANIZATIONS.
The contest for the two senatorships
will begin next Friday, or possibly
week later. Ii is conceded that Hon.
Frank J. Cannon, who is a Mormon,
will be chosen, and it appears TO be un-
derstood that the other one will he se-
lected from among number Cf gentle
candidates. 1t will certainly be an evil
dence that Ihe hatchet has been buried
by the Mormon prople if The honor
shonld go to Judge {. G. Goodwin. He
has been the bi;ieresl foe of Mormon
lule, but one of the first to accept the
Nlorr on declaration that The church
had gone ont of politics and is as true
fnend to Ur"h's best interests as any
man in the state. If he is defeated by
Mormon legislators votes, We will feel
hat he church still proposes to run the
stale.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The following from he London Times
anent the conflict with the Beers, gives
away the entire policy Of Great Britaiu's
land grabbing greed, as well in Vene-
znela and Alaska rs in Mashonoland,
in South Africa: Historically we must
admit that there is something to be said
for the Boers. who retrated further and
further into the interior to escape from
British rnle and to maintain their own
primitive and Pnritanical institutions.
But no small body of men can claim a
permanent monopoly OF so large part
of the earth's surface, abounding in re-
sources of every kind"
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wari wnrl

Judging by the scare headlines in HE
latest daily papers received here, En-
peror William, Of Germany, has delib-
erately offended the British govern
ment by his dispatch to President
Kreuger of The Boer republic, approv-
ing Of the Boer repnlse of he Jameson
flibnsrers. Now both GERMANY and
Great Britain seem to be preparing for
conflict of arms. 1t Is douhtfnI if it
will result in crash, v hich should be
drplored by the entire civilized world,
but if il should come TO hat 1t wonld
not only terminate our own discussion
with England over the Monroe doctrine
and Veneznela, hut would put a stop to
the policy of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by force
of superior power, which has made
Great Britain 30 well hated. With
such a war raging, Americas sympa-
thies would be against the policy Of
England hut hy other powerfulties ould
be With her. Even were the war short.
sharp and decisive. as it would proba-
bly, be, Two of the prondest nations on
earth would be involved and before its
termination the entire map Of Europe
would probably he changed. If ii
really amounts to war America will he
ready to supply the comissaries, and to
start up all her shops and mines in
their interest, with the greatest inn
nartiuIitv
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Colorado now boasts first place in the
production of gold, claiming to have. in
1895, exceeded California in the output
Of the yellow metal by three million
dollars, producing in round Numbers,
eighteen million dollars, as against IF
teen millions produced by the latter
state. But Colorado in her estimates
counts the production Of her great
smeliers and makes no allowances for
The fact that Idaho, Utah, Nevada.
Montana and New and Old Mexico all
ship ores to Denver and Pueblo smell
ters. When this is deducted California
will probably still show in the lead, but
probably not for another year, as Colo
RADIO is making a most wonderful in
crease.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The air is fnl of rumors that very
important strike of high grade ore has
been made in both the east and west
drift of the Leplpv gronn, made from
The tunnel run last year by Bryan and
Hicks. We hope to be able to assert
the rumors are true by time Of our next
issue. If il be true it will have most
important hearing on the future OF this
camp. 1t will demonstrate that which
almost every body believes to be the
case-ihat the west end of DeLamar
mountain is as much Of bonanza ss
the east.
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Monthly Statement.
$3O,O25 90
Chez d Horse Flesh.

An enterprising Nevada speculator
has sent an invoice of tails and names
to the San Francisco market, and II
there is a remnnerative demand for
them lie proposes to embark more ex.
tensively in the business. There are
thousands OF horses on the ranges whose
NAMES and tails may be utilized in this
way, but the animals are worth nothing
for any other purpose.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

There are six head of horses, probs-
bly, work horses, on the mountain east
of China Gulch. They have been seen
there for moro than week past, and ara
liable TO starve and perish in the snow.
Whoever owns them should get them
down at once. Or if no one claims
them they ought to be brought dowa ss
an act of humanity. In the present
condition of the weather they can be
gotten down readily now.
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a Great New.paper.

Among all the great newspapers pnh-
lisIed in this country, The Denver
Rocky Mountain News is one oflhe best
that reaches Idaho. 1t is right upon
nearly every question of political econ
omy affecting Western interests, and
merits Idaho patronage. Palronize on
Is such papers as uphold your interests.
You will find as mnch interesting read
ing in he Rocky Monntain News as in
any of lis Eastern godhug coDtempo-
raries. Send for sample copy or call
al This office and get one.
The News will be sent to any one for
so cents month. For SIPS you
can get an excellent three quarter cray
on portrait of yourslf or any friend and
the News one mouth. Enclose photo
with yonr name and address plainly
written on the back. Address, The
Rocky Mountain News Printing Co.,
Denver, Colorado.
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We bad the pleasure Of visiting si,v.,

We bad the pleasure Of visiting Silver
City this week, for the first time tipce
the Avalanche had become installed In
its new home. Bro. York now has ons
OF the incest and best arranged country
printing Offices in the state and We are
pleased to note snch evidences OF pros
perity. But the people of Silver City
are an xceptionally generous lot of mes
in supporting home paper. 1t 10
characteristic of them 10 ba liberal, bat
they realize that Keeping mp good
paper is putting money where it will do
the community The most good. Silver
City people are always close mp to the
band wagon whrn il is marching ON
the road to progress
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The Wes'ern Mining World, pnb-
lished at Butte, Mont, is out with a
New Year souvenir number, which is
grand, containing the nsuauaI amount
of editorial matter on timely subjects
connected with mining interests, and
also descriptions and illustrations of the
more prominent mining camps in Mon
tana, Idaho, British Columbia and
Alaska. The Mining World is a young
publication, but has vigor which has
brought it right up to the front, and il
has field to he nsefuly filed. 1t is
filling it very successfully.
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A whole house full of young ladies
and gentlemen crowded in on Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Davy, on Thursday night.
taking that hospitable family complete
ly by surprise. The company was bent
on having a good time and knew iust
where to go to find it. They brought
music with them, cleared the furniture
out OF the dining room and just had
their own way nntii o'clock. dancing.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The Nebraska farmer, who, last year,
famine stricken, was thankful for con-
irihuiinns Of potatoes and jack rabbits
from Idaho, is this year, with over
abundant crops, burning corn for fuel,
because he can realize so little by ship
ping it, the railroads taking all the
corn is worth, or will sell for, for haul-
ing it. And still there are Nebraska
farmers who vote with The goldbugs
who have brought prices down to this
ruinous condition.
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George NJ. Away, the old standby
of the NuGeEr shop, will he on deck, az
we'll as on new artificial leg, again
next week. He writes that he has had
a way-up time visiting relatives and
friends IN Colorado since he has been
there, and hat bis friends have made
so much as him that his pride has been
greatly swelled.
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Saws tho Kaiser to the Kaf,r.

Dot vos righdt, ven you don't let dot
big bully, John Bulli play inyour yardt,
Meesler Kreuger AnJ, over this re-
mark, Johnny and Billy are now chew
ing he rag, and The neighbors are look
ing on, expecting 20 see a scrap. Johnny
can't play in our yard, either.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The Western Mining World estimates
MontanA's ontpnt from her mines for
1895 at $50, 900. OF this amount
copper re presents nearly one-haf the
valne, silver two-6fIhs, gold one-tenth
and lead the balance. The great silver
producing mines of Montana are nearly
all idle, and the twenty million ofsilver
she has produced has nearly al, been in
connection with copper mining.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The NUGGET hopes to make its bcw to
its readers next week, in new suit Of
clothes. The patience with which they
have endured poor print on account
Of old type has been very great They
will doubtless appreciate the improve
ment made, bnt not nearly 80 much ss
it will crafty the publisher and printer.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

Every subscriber paying one years
subscription for the NUGGET, in advance
will he given one years subscription TO
the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer, one
largest aud best weekies published.
The Euqnirer is ono of The trongest
sdvocstes Of freq coinage 10 tbs East.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

Seven 100 barrel red wood tanks have
just been put in the DeLsmar mill,
above the new process brick cyanide
tank, part OF the sppurtenances OF the
new plant. The machinery has about
all arrived for the plant and it will be
put in place and trial run made, prob
ably by the end CT this month.
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,een made up:

The increase over 1891, will he found
10 lie very close to 81 000,000.
The Boise assay Office handled in 1895
S1,25l 1856 in gold, and S.4 1913 in silver.
lffhese figures prove TO nearly cor
rect, Owyhee county will show heavy
percentage Of the gold and silver pro-
duction.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The copper output of Montana is &C. 6
of the worlds output and Sc of the
United States. If all the reports about
the Seven Devils copper deposits in
Idaho are near the truth, Idaho might
rival Montana as producer in this
~ etal.
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Delightful visitors.

Twice during HE week Silver City
people delighted DeLsmar. On Sunday
night the Cornet Band boys came down
and treated the townIo some very fine
selections Of sacred mnsic. 1t was The
FIRST visit the recently reorganized band
had made us, and their efficiency and
the extent and exc+ llency of the repor-
ioire was a most agre cable surprise.
The party played in front of the hotel
and lit cigars afterward and were then
invited into the DeLamar cnmpany'S
office by Captain Plummer, where few
bottles ~ere disposed Of They then
drove to the lower town and rendered
II few selections, huf, on account of il
heing Sunday, did not aIight. We hope
they will come down often, as the band
is made up of dozen of the rleveresf
and bes, yonpg gentlemen in The town,
With George Handy as leader.
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George Bruce, who is always well
posted on such matters, has assured the
NUGGET that cards will be ont for three
weddings in DeLamar during this
month. George is correspoudingly up-
happy because he still fails to catch on.
himself
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

AIRS. P. McCabe, of Silver City, is de-
lighting her many DeLamar friends
with visit this week, a guest Of Miss
Ella Jones. The NuGoET's thanks for q
pleasant call.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

Mrs. Granville went over to Boise to-
day to consult Nm oculist, her eyes hav-
ing recently given her a great deal OF
unessiness, she fearing that catESscs
6lm has began to grow over them.
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Idaho,s Mineral outnut.

1t is as yet impossible TO give correct
returns of Idaho's outpnt from The
mines for ,he year 1898, bnt the follow-
ing estimate will be found to closely APP
proximale the irne figures when they
have been made up:
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

Go to the Candy Kitchen for fine
Fresh Oysters, served in any style.
OYSTERS also on sale by the can.
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Frank Cavanah is back again from
his eastern visit and again "buckipg
ga npIeso IN the ssssyo oGlce.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

State politics is liable to open up very
early aud become very lively, ii not in
the Pocatel.o Tribune, the Shoshone
Journal, the Moscow Donble Standard,
and Idaho Falls Register, all republi-
can papers, are at it, hammer and
tongs, now. They are nll elrcting and
defeating candidates for the senator.
ship every week. Would it not be bet
ter for them all to wait bit? They
may all change their tactics, or at least
wish they could do so, before hey eat
The early strawberries There are sew
eral great political conventions not very
far off and the democrats and populists
are not all dead
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THE YOUNG LALIEs VISIT Us.

Monday night three gentlemen came
down from Silver, and however they
accomplished it, we cannot snrmisr,
but they brought with them eleven Of
the very brightest and pref'irst girls in
that camp. 1t was charming party
and makes all the young men Hnvinns.
The party, however, made only brief
call at Mrs. Crcsson's. The delightful
sleighing We have been having suggests
that these same yonng ladies' and more
Of them, would favor The young gentle
men here amazingly if they could only
have The happiness of meeting them all
at a party here. Why cau't it be
arranged?
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-01-11

The insurgents in Cuba are row in
vesting Havana, With the probability
that Grneral Compos will he forced to
retreat TO FL Mora castle and will turn
it's guns toward the city. Cuba appears
to be on the eve of gaining her inde-
pendence. and yet, shame to say it, il
will be done without any thanks to the
government of the United Slates. al
though with the almost nniveral
sympathy of the people. 1t took Spain
less than forty days 10 recognize the
heligerent rights Of The southern con-
f-dercy and our government should
have recognized the Cuban patriots
struggling to free themselves from OPP
preston, quite ms quickly.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
Appointed by Executive Committee.

Ward II. ". Atkins, A. J. Moss,
E. S. Dortch, II. 2. Moore and T. w.
Holmes.
Ward 2-W. C. Vance, j. NJ. Arnold,
T.. 3. Kelly, A. G. league, H. J,
Lenoir, J. G. Ogden, T. j. Tidwell,
L. G. Smlth, g. II. Boreing and S,
II. VickerB.
Ward 3-F. 7. Whitod, S. B. Stray
han, ". f. McClenaghan, j. Fl. A.
Brock and J. =. Dooley.
Ward ii. E. Rogers, J. 0. Muck
oils, DR.. T. n. Keon, j. Il. Wallace
and II. u. Matlock.
Ward 81. 7. Many, j. L. Keith,
E. s Burt, II. c. Vaughan and DIR.
! C. Fl. Irion.
Ward G-R. E. Wyche, ]. r.. Ed
wards, J. W, Llston, J. 2. Ivy and
". .. Walley.
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From Police Jury Proceedings OF February
2y 1896.

p. 1876.
On motion and second, Whereas
there was q misunderstanding as re-
CARDS the right of Non-Resilents to
vote, and whereas, at the Curtis box
said NonResilents were allowed to
vote, and at the Knox Point box said
Non-Residents were denied the right
to vote; now, therefore, it is declared
that there was not q fair expression
as to the will of the tax payers Of said
Ward |.
Resolved by this body in conven-
ton duly assembled, Said election
shall be held over on Thursday, the
9Th day of april, 1896, and returns
made to this body Oh Tuesday, April
IA, 1896, and it is hereby declared
that all Non Resident Tax Payers
have a right to vote in person or by
written proxy, and that the same
clerks that served at the election on
February 20, are hereby reappointed.
4. S. DORTCH, President.
3. Il. NASH, Clerk.
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Photographs.

The studio, No. COL Texas street,
known as the "TEE STAR GAL.
LEEI,' has been remodeled through,
out, and is now the largest and most
modern place of the kind in Shreve
port. Call and examine our work
before going elsewhere. We car
save you money. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Respectfully,
j. .DAMBLI.
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The April number of "The
Review of Reviews is a good one.
It's departments are all conducted
with view to making it useful and
entertaining in the family, and it
may be commended as a valuable
home periodical. $3.50 a year; sin
gle numbers Is cents. Published at
l3 Astor Place, New York City.
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The j. II. Woods Lumber Co,
give special attention to country Or
ders. The farmers and planters eau
buy their lumber from them at very
lowest price. Do not forget this
when you are ready to buy. They
save you money.
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The April number of "The
Season" isjuSt received, and its pages
are full of matter interesting to
ladies. Yearly subscription, $3.50 +;
single copy, 80 cts. international
News Company, SO and SIS Duane
Street, New York City.
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NO. !.

prosperity to those who shall retain
the right to vote as we'll as to thoss
who shall lose it, for to the latter
class, more than to the former, there
can be no Listing peace or security
to thrlr persons and prosperity su
long as their right to the franchise
remains &C ctnstant menace to tho
body polite. Those men in the State,
be they in high place or low, who
are giving the amendment no sup
port, bat are trading it off for office,
sadly lnisal prehend the trend of
popular thought if they belittle the
hold that this vital issue has taken
upon the best thought and con-
science of the State.
The fear of return to negro gov
ernment, threatened by the fusion
movement, has intensified the public
demand for legal barrier against
tue evils which existed and those
that are threatened.
The fight is on. If, through indif.
ference or selfish motives, those who
should lead in this great effort to
preserve the State should lag in the
rear, let them beware, for this issue
is with us to stay, and the manhood,
virtue and Intelligence of Louisiana
will find means and men to carry Oh
the good fight until it is won.
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Those that are firmly settled aud
grounded in God, can in no way be
prouG.-Thomas a Kempis.
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The women e Baltimore provided
over S42O,OU0 toward endowing tho
medical department of Johns Hop
klns University.
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Dentistry.

DR.. T. NJ. Comegys, Office over
Zodiag's, adjoining Opera House,
Shreveport, La.
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0Mciai.

ORDNANCE ADOPTED By pOhICE Jury OF
BOSsIEN HAlI5H, LA., JANUARY IS, 1896.
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The Issue of the Campaign.

THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT NECESSARY Tu
OUR PEACE AND OUR CIVILIZATION.
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Shreveport Lines: If idle peo-
pie will 60 home, saw wood or work
in the garden and say nothing, peo-
pie who have business to attend to
viii get along better.
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The Shreveport Gray Cigar, five
cents straight. Sold BY L. G,
Smith, Benton.
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Shreveport Bridge collections for
month of March, 1896:
7. NJ. Love, East end -....S273 %
G. Owens, West end ...... 2G2 50
N. Smith, night As 70
Total l......- 1854 So
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BENTON, La, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1896.

in the petition Of the property tax
payers.
And your petitioners viii ever pray,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1896-04-09
.sOfgssssfS Smith.

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