The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-06-04

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The case of l.. w. Walker VS. The De-
Lamar Mining Company, (Limited) was
decided in Walkers favor. 1t is eY-
pected that the case will be taken to
The Supreme Court.
Open rate of one fare for the round
trip is authorized from Nampa to Boise
for the performance of w. l.. Mains
circus, June Dist, 1897. Limit, one day.
G. F. Hensley, Agent.
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The DeLamar and Silver City stage
is running on summer schedule time
again, leaving here at 7:30 a m. and 3
p. M, and arriving at II noon and 6 p.
M, two round trips daily.
A bout or two at fisticuffs caused the
discharge of couple of mighty good
miners this week. Boys, boys, while
our only Justice of the Peace is absent
can't you behave yourselves?
A furry of snow on June l How is
that for summer weather, oh, We swell
tring dwellers in cities and towns? But
we must confess that this is carrying
things to far to suit our summer
clothing.
Quite number OF Silver City peo-
pie visited DeLamar last Sunday.
When the roads are in good condition
it is hard matter to find pleasanter
drive than the one between here and
Silver City.
The Thespians are going to give an
entertainment in Silver City tomorrow
night. Silver City is noted for its hos
pitality, and as the Thespians have en-
joyed it on previous occasions, they
know what to expect.
The strawberry season is full upon
us. Speaking of the strawberry we
can fully subscibe to the saying of the
veteran editor of the Salt Lake Trib-
une that mo doubt the Almighty could
make better berry than the straw
berry, but he never had"
Open rate of one fare for the round
trip is authorized from Nampa to Boise
for the tenth annual encampment Of
Idaho Grand Army of the Republic,
June II, 1897 Selling dates, June IL
and 1t, 1897, with final limit June Goth.
c. F. Hensloy, Agent.
Ernest McCauley took lay-of for
couple of shifts this week, from his
work at Scales mill, to rest up his eyes
which were somewhat weak from con-
slant night work. He says the mill is
doing fine and the run this season
promises to be more successful than
usual.
The Weston Brothers, Charles and
James, have opened bar in the Alta
House and are dispensing liquid re-
freshmentS to DeLamarites. The boys
are we'll known and very pc pular and
will, no doubt, receive large share Of
the patronage of the imbibing citizens
of DeLamar.
DCuOOl ClGCblOD DCAp ohS
trustee to be elected for the term of
three years. Now then, go and vote
for the man of your choice, or if you
haven't interest enough in the matter
to attend the election, don't sit down
and growl over the result. The ladies,
God bless them, can take hand in the
election.
Rate of single fare for the round
trip is authorized for the sale of
round trip tickets from Nampa to all
Missouri river points, Chicago or st
Louis. Selling dates-June 5, 6 and I.
Final limit, September 9Th, 1897. All
tickets will be limited to continuous
passage in each direction. G. F. Hen
sley, Agent, Nampa, Idaho.
The Dewey hotel is being occupied, |
Mr.. James Garland, who is in charge, |
having moved the bar, postoftice, etc.
from the old building across the road
Work is still being prosecuted on the
new buildings, opposite the Hotel, but
outside of this the camp is at stand
still, with but little prospect of change
for the better very soon.
We have heard from our esteemed
editor, Brother Lamb, twice since he
left here. The first report WIS that he
was lost and wandering around among
the mountains between here and the
Bruneau. The second report was