The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-05-12
SHORT STOPS.
Crosson keeps bloaters.

Crosson keeps bloaters.
For Rent-Cabin on south side of
creek, in lower town. Inbuire at NUd-
GET office.
Crosson keeps wall paper.
For Rent-The dwelling next west of
the lsay store building in lower town.
Inquire at NUGGET office.
Mrs. George H. Handy, of Silver City,
was visitor in DeLamar during the
week, the guest of Mrs. Crosson,
Fenwick Halves offers his house,
furniture and horse and saddle for
sale at very great bargain. See him.
Mr.. w. w. Mcneil, representing the
Boise Statesman, is now in DeLamar,
and made pleasant call at this office.
Manager Huntley sent a force of
mechanics to wagontown yesterday to
work on the construction Of the tailings
plant.
The M. e. Sunday School meets every
Sabbath at 2:30. A bible class has now
been organized and special invitation
is extended to all persons who may
wish to join the same.
The stages began running all the way
into Silver City, this week, on wheels.
The road from here to Dewey is now
quite well opened. Snow is not going
very rapidly and the creek has not yet
been on a very big boom.
Ellis, the Golden Rule Store man,
opened shop this week with a millinary
display. The Golden Rule would re-
main here permanently if suitable
building were to be had.
Crooks, the long time stable man for
the G. o. & L. Stage Co., on Reynolds
Creek, in fit of disgust with himself
made poor job at attempting to cut
his throat at the old Toll Gate station
last week.
w. B. Banks, the mill carpenter, is
spending a few days with his family at
their home, near Emmett. We can
vouch for their having a pretty home
for we have seen it, although not know
ing it belonged to Mr. Banks when we
drove past it.
Judge Stewart convened court in Sill
yer City on Monday and ordered a trial
jury summoned to meet today. There
are only two cases to come up for trial.
The trial of William Cooper for shoot
ing Bob Hamilton and a case from
Lower Reynolds creek, assault with a
gun.
Miss Gilgan, the well known Caldwell
display at the DeLamar hotel several |
days this week and having struck our
first fine weather, of course had a
throng of lady visitors every day. She |
was as usual accompanied by her uncle,
genial Chris Fayhe, late of Dawson
City, N. W. L.
The DeLamar Cornet Band has
arranged to give its proposed concert
Saturday, May 20. The managers have
been requested to give dance at the
close of the concert and for this reason
have decided to begin the concert at an
early hour and close in time to give the
dancers the use of the hall until mid
night. The opening piece will there
fore begin at o'clock sharp.
Mr.. Thomas Duncalf left here on
Saturday for Salt Lake to attend the
annual meeting Of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners, which convened in that
city last Monday, to which he was sent
as delegate by 1.-THE DeLamar Miners
Union. Mr.. Duncalf is a conservative
gentleman who Will not endorse the
extreme propositions which will be
advanced by some of the radical mem
bers.
Mountain Home has supplied to the {
world small specimen of the Gillette ,
style of financier, in the person of a
sheep man named Frank Boyd. He t
and partner have made a snug sum (
out of band of 1900 sheep by mort t
gaging them and mortgaging the wool h
crop and then selling them to several \
different parties. Boyd has pulled his
freight for parts unknown.
A "clean up" circular was distributed
,round to,y,, tb;e ,yooI, ,,,o Lo,,o o,.o.,.. -.