The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-06-02

reports everything running along yer.
smoothly over there and looking NOR
promising than for long time past
The Judge is looking fine.
Miss Edna Bachelor has purchased
the equipments, good will and lease o
Mrs. Valverde's restaurant, and ha.
taken charge this week. Her mother
will assist her in conducting it. Coco
grub there, you can bet.
The NUGGET forgot, last week, tC
note the return of Mrs. John Scales
and her boys from their winter home
in San Jose, California. Mrs. Scales is
now enjoying better health than for 9
long time past.
Mrs. Mildred, Miss Mildred and Mrs
Prout and boy took their leave on We'd
nesday morning for Omaha, where Mr.
Mildred is now located. They all have
left many friends here to regret their
departure.
The old man of the NUGGET will admit
that he is not as much of success as
bicycle rider as the athlete of the
Avalanche, neither can he make tracks
quite as fast as the Avalanche man can
when he appreciates the necessity of
removing his nose from the fingers of
an indignant reader. You Dragged
about what sprinter you were then,
didn't you York?
Mr.. V. F. Nettleton, who has been the
Black Jack carpenter and mill wright
for the past six or seven years, has
taken his family down to Mrs. Ms
mothers home, the Joyce ranch on
Sinker, to remain until work starts up
again, while he proposes to rove around
a while and see more of the country, in
the meantime making his headquarters
at Nampa.
Road Contractor, George o. Sampson,
has been looking over the roads in this
and has taken a reef in his
belt and spit on his hands and is pre-
pared to tackle his summers work in
earnest. George is practical "good
roads" man and will leave little cause
FOR complaint when he gets down to
business. We beg to suggest to him
hat there are more than a hundred
ions of fine road material washed into
5he creek here every day and lot of
mud holes hereabouts.
A number Of papers in the state tried
very hard to find something to condemn
II the action taken by the governor,
Iuditor and attorney general, in the
J9ur d'Alene affair, but found they |
lad to sustain the officers or write
themselves down as against law and |
rider. Now while they are approving
# the course pursued by the officers,
t is almost amusing to find them seek.
ng for some motive for the governors
ction other than the sensible one, that
10 did it because it was his duty. They
ave hunted up stories of political
eals made or broken, and credit him
18th doing his duty now through spite.
Why not be honest and commend him
or taking his present course because
; is right?
Mr.. John F. Sullivan dropped down
Fl Florida Mountain one day recently
nd made pleasant call at the NUGGET
hop, as well as calls upon a number of
is DeLamar friends. John looks as if
Q had wintered we'll, and he says his
line is showing up in fine shape now
nd that he is sure he has a bonanza.
q says his brother Harry is taking
,me extremely rich ore out of his
roperty and has wonderfully fine
lowing. Johns property is located at
Ie head of Jacobs Gulch, and Harry's
west Of and adjoining the Tip-To
ines. For the first time in his life,
, believe, we found Mr.. Sullivan when
did not know "where he was att in
'litics. He knows he is opposed to
e policy of the administration on the
Iestion ofexpansion, opposed to every
ing the goldbugs propose and still
tains his lifelong opposition to the
We are afraid his associa
ms have had bad effect upon him, =
we learn that Bob Noble is now a
rtner of his in the mine ownership.
For Sale-Two good Cook Stoves.
4uire at the DeLamar Livery Stable.
Odd Fellows, Notice.