The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-10-20
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1899.
SHORT STOPS.

quire of j. NJ. Ellis, DeLaHar, Idaho.
FoR RENT: Mrs. Morgan's Dwelling
House, Inquire of her at restaurant.
1t is reported that Senator Clark has
refused an offer of s1oo,oooooo for the
United Verde copper mines.
Curtains, Rugs, Carpets and Oil
Cloths at fsay & Gombrig's.
Manager Huntley left last Saturday
for fortnlght's absence, going from
here to California.
Wrappers, skirts and Ladies' Waists
at Isay & Gombrig's.
If Ladies who do not wish to call ct
office will notify DR.. Jones they car
have Dental work done at their resi-
dences.
Mrs. Gombrig will arrive home to-
morrow from her long visit in the East.
Mrs. Isay came down from Silver yes
terday to put the residence in order for
her reception.
No amount of lecturing by sayants
and educators has done as much to pre-
vent people from turning their heads in
public places as that one dreaded slang
word, srubberneck."
The family of j. E. Mcdonnell, store
keeper for the DeLamar Mining Co.,
arrived here this week and Nc has set
up housekeeping with them in the
residence recently purchased from
Michael Miles.
For a new Suit of Clothes go to Isay
& Gombrig for fall styles.
Mrs. Westrope and her sister, Miss
Rlckard, have rented the Mrs. Murphy
Main street house and are fitting it up
for dodgers, for the accommodation of
the men who board with them at their
present home,
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of
shaking hands with John Blackwell
and congratulating him upon the ar
rival Of twelve pound boy at'his resi-
dence. Ny. Blackwell has made fine
start in this camp.
1t is mighty poor settlement which
is not better than good lawsuit. This
was demonstrated hero this week when
a plaintiff got about one-third of what
he claimed and defendant was out
considerably more than if he had paid
the bill demanded.
Lieut.. VIM. Dyer, of Caldwell, a re-
turned Philippine Volunteer, Co. A
1dahos, was visitor in DeLamar for a
few days, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Jones. He returned home on Monday,
accompanied by Miss Jones, of CaId-
well, who had been visiting relatives
here.
Oakley Lawson returned home last
week, having been admitted to bail in
Portland. 1t is learned that the U. S.
Grand Jury has exonorated him from
the charge of completely in the Jordan |
Valley robbery case. This is a salts |
faction to his many friends here who
have heretofore known him as an |
honest young man. Jensen and Mrs.
Mason were held for trial.
Mr.. W. B. Banks went out last Sun
day as delegate from DeLamar to
!, ttapd tho y,aat;nr of tbo Lib Gxa..1 |
Lodge Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows, which was held at Weiser
his week. The Daughters of Rebekah
held their convention in the same town
his week and DeLamar was represented
~ Mrs. S. F. Crosson, who went out on
Monday.
VIM. Mitchell (Chummy) since play
ng the part of a Jack Tar and climbing
nd painting all the smokestacks at the
mill, has been walking the streets with
painful look on his handsome face
nd his hand in sling. Cause why
10 has terribly lnfiamed finger. An
bcess started in the palm of his hand
nd crept down into his middle finger
nd has broken in several places.
William Austen, one of Owyhee's
est known old-time miners and pros
ectors is back in Silver City for the
inter and came down here one day
mis- week and called upon old friends.
or some years Mr.. Austen has spent
is summers in the Elk mountains, just
YER the line in Nevada, where he has
'cated and has been developing copper
aims. He says he is in rich mining
strict which is drained into Salmon
alls river and is opening a ledge of
Try fine copper ore five feet in width,
what he considers a most promising I