The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1899-07-28

Richard May on Thursday OF last week
ended its brief earthly span of life OF
Sunday afternoon, and its little, tendel
remains were laid away on the hillside
on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Morgan has fitted up th,
Blue Front building, in the center o.
the lower town and opened a fine res
taurant, in more convenient place fol
her patrons. She still keeps the lodging
house, at the old place.
Lous W. Walker, proprietor of the
Royal Lodging House in Boise, land
lord of property here, in Silver City
Dewey, HALEY and other quarters OF
globe, was over here this week, looking
after rents and keeping his eye peeled
for bargains in real estate which
would swell his rent roll.
Some thief broke into Frank Lepley's
cabin, on the mountain, yesterday,
pilfered pair of his trousers pockets,
stole some silver they contained, and
then with the keys went through his
trunk, out of which was take two
twenty dollar gold pieces and some
valuable papers. Mr.. Lepley discovered
his loss when he came home at noon
1t is difficult to believe the story
coming from Silver City, that bad men
up there came near burning that tramp,
Ellis, severely by pouring alcohol
on him and setting it on fire.
1t is scarcely month since that
same fellow, Ellis, apotheosized half
the male population of Silver City, and
now that the man with such graft has
turned out to be only an ordinary
drunk, the people up there should not
be so ungrateful as to abuse the poor
wretch.
Col. Bracket, of Illinois, who has
organized the exploring party to in
vestigate the region between the Bitter
Root mountains and the Buffalo Hump
district, has many pleasant things to
say about the wonders of Central Idaho
and the bright prospects of its future.
In closing some enthusiastic remarks
made to Lewiston Tribune represen-
tative he said, "The clock has only
struck in the morning of Idaho's
bright future"
DR.. G. I. Jones, of Grants Pass, Ore,
has located in DeLamar, and intends
to make his residence here. The rr.
comes highly recommended. He is an
expert specialist on implantation of
teeth, having received instructions from
DIR. Young, Of Chicago, who charges S25
per hour for his services. The doctor
is also specialist on Crown and Bridge
work, fine gold filings, plate work and
the extraction of teeth by painless
methods. At living prices. All work
guaranteed. Consultation and exami-
nation free. Give him call.
The board of aldermen of the city of
Lewiston has resolved to issue gambling |
licenses and permit games to be run as
of old. The aldermen claim the right |
under the provisions of their city
charter, which it is commended the |
recent anti-gambling law cannot con-
trovene. If the courts decide they are
right in their contention, the same
m munitu From, tho nrou;s;ors of +bo
anti gambling law will be claimed for
Boise, and we may have the novelty of
TWO cities of refuge in Idaho for forlorn
5in-horns, while other towns in the
State may still enjoy immunity from
heir wiles.
Rumors are in circulation here that
parties, none of them DeLamar people
10 far as we have heard, have been
rilling young sage hens, in violation of
he State Game Laws. Our DeLamar
portsmen complained little over the
act that the close season did not end
Until August 10, but the gun club here,
heartily approving of the laws for the
of fish and game, resolved
hat its members would insist upon
heir rigid enforcement and will en-
outrage and assist in the prosecution
f persons caught violating them. 1t
oes little tough with the members
0 abstain from shooting birds and
ear that law breakers are depicting
he supply. They should offer reward
Or the detection of some of these fell
'ws. We have no deputy game warden
l Owyhee, the appointee having failed
} qualify. But the same reward goes