Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1900-07-20
DELAMAR DORIS.
Delamar still building,


complication of troubles.
The April Fool bullion tax suits
will be tried at Phoebe, Aug 1st 1900.
Capt. J. r. DeLamar, and Man
ager Hartwig A. Cohen we're with
us this week.
Clark Bros. for the latest POLITICAL
news. Angeles motto is Bryan.
first last and all the time.
Our town is peaceful and the
scandel monger and blackmailer
seem silent for the present.
Joe Vietti seems to have the run on
the saloon business now, and the
lower levels are having their day.
Mrs. James Pierson was among
our visitors yesterday and reports
busy times and hot weather in the
valley.
Mr., Horton of White River, who
recently had his leg fractured is
doing nicely under the care of DR..
Jennison.
A number of DeLamarites intend
visiting the County seat on Court
business, and others to secure nat
uralization papers.
Chas. Minoletti, of Hamilton, drop
ped in during the week and was
royalty welcomed by his old friends
here. Chas was one of the pioneers
here.
d. A. Mcdonald sold his house
near the April Fool mill, to VIM.
Slone, and its not improbable that
Will contemplates matrimony in the
near future.
Tomorrow evening the Committee
on Fire purposes will make their re-
port. What it will be is purely con-
lecture, but it is hoped that some
move will be taken.
Rev. Father Morrisy returned
Friday morning after visit of four
weeks in Salt Lake City. Services
will be held as usual at the Catholic
Church.
Some prominent litigation is brew
ing from fhe Southern part of our
County and no doubt the next term
of Court will be we'll attended, from
the rural districts.
BIC. McDonough returned last
week aud reports that his little
brother whom he took to Salt Lake
City, recently is doing we'll.
Glad to see you back Ben.
Chas. M. Swindler returned from
Panaca, looking pleasant, and rumor
has it that he bought lot there and
intends to make his abode with the
saints permanently.
Supt Healy looks happy since his
family arrived. They are comfort
ably domiciled in the Frank Wilson
house. 1t does seem consoling to
have the old timers return, and it
marks new era at DeLamar, to
have the old timers come back to
cast their lot and fortunes with us.
The April Fool Co, continues to
grindsout the bullion although there
is not much said about the present
outlook of the mine, it is generally
understood by those that know, that
Supt Healy has made some startling
developments in the lower levels,
and that the mines looks better than
for years.
The Delamar mine and mill, is
moving along nicely under the effi-
cient management of Supt Swindler
and mine foreman Oman. Not for
months has the large plant been
working SO smoothly as at present,
and from what information can be
CLEANED the mine has not for years
shown so much ore in sight as at
present. The only difficulty is the
milling. While working 300 tons
daily the shutes still keep full neces-
stating lay off at the mines on Sun
day.
Mr.. & Mrs. D. A. Mcdonald, left
here Wednesday, the former for Cape
Nome and the latter for Salt Lake
city. They have resided in Delamar
from the inception of the town. Mr..
Nc. following the vocation of mining
with no mean success, and Mrs
Mcdonald. holding the position OF
Principal, and teacher in the inter-
mediate department of the Delamar
schools, which she always filed with
credit Ia herself and pupils. They