The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-05-05
Plant a tree today.

Charlie, the cook, will reopen thu
Watch Restaurant next Monday.
The game will be up on rafting to
tomorrow. The Anti Gambling Law
will be in force after tomorrow.
Hon. Charles H. Arbuckle received
the appointment of State Game Warden
from the governor yesterday. When
the people over the state get acquainted
with Charley and find out how strictly
he will attend to business, they will see
that the laws made to protect game
and fish in the forests and streams OF
idaho were not passed to become dead
letters on our statute books.
The Boise Statesman, the newspaper
to which the people here look for the
latest news, has been reaching here
very irregularly for several weeks past.
A few copies which come here by ex-
press reach here a day earlier than
those coming by mail. The fault must
be either at Guffey or Dewey post.
office. We hope someone will take the
trouble to look into the cause of the
delay.
Miss Lily Richard arrived home on
Sunday from months outing in Cali
fornia, going as far south as
San Jose, where she visited Mrs. Kelt-
ner and her girls and met Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Drew, all of whom she found well
and enjoying the flowers and fine
climate ofthat delightful country. Miss
Richard reports having had most
delightful time. She went by way of
Portland and returned via Sacramento
and Ogden. She he'd the pleasure of
seeing three whales while aboard ship,
and visited the battleship 'Iowa" while
at Frisco.
The Nampa Leader has again changed
proprietorship and, judging from the
first number issued by the new editor,
is destined to be an unusually bright
paper The new editor, Mr.. A. w.
we are informed, recently
halls from the East, and he is evidently
an experienced writer and editor. He
is located in one of the most promising
towns in prosperous Idaho, and if ne
keeps up the lick" with which be has
started, he will be an important factor
in the growth and prosperity of Namps.
Men and teams are being strung
along the line Of the Seven Devils road
out of Weiser, and contract has been
made with the Colorado Iron and Fuel
for ten thousand tons of sixty
i've pound steel rails for the track
This is business, and means that the
snort of the iron horse on the p. |. & N.
Pacific, Idaho e. Northern) will waken
,he Hepta Diabolos before the begin
ming of the last year Of the present
century. The road down Snake river,
rom Huntington, is also being pushed |
llong as rapidly as possible.
Before the blowing up of the Bunker |
Hill & Sullivan mill, the safe was blown
,pen in the Office and its contents |
flied. THE safe contained many valu-
Ibie documents, including maps and |
,lats of the underground workings, etc
There is suit on between the B. H. &
J. Co. and the Last Chance in regard to
boundaries, and the plats lost
lad an important bearing on the results
# that suit. Before making the strik-
ng miners responsible for all the devil
ry committed at Wardner, wait little,
nd it may turn out that some of the
ich mine owners in that turbulent
ountry had very long finger in the
lie.
The latest news received from the
'eur d'Alenes, before going to press,
J that there are now ten troops of sol
iers in Wardner, and that about one
undred arrests have been made. Men
re pulling out CT the camps on every
rain and a good many are striking off
trough the mountains for Montana.
here is u long account to be settled in
lat county. The murderers of Knee
one, the killing of Whitney and the
estruction of property, before the !
resent trouble began, have yet to meet
it'll justice. A proclamation declaring
artial law in Shoshone county was
sued by the governor on Wednesday.
The goody goody hyprocrites all over
e country, and especially in New
ngland, are all anti-expansionists, and
lse all their fearful wailings against
e policy Of the war in the Philippines c
the grounds of humanity. They -