The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-01-06

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quite a prospect of a good demand for Ind
ian horses to be driven out of the Territory
the ensuing season. 1t seems that our Cny-
use stock is found to be very servicsable
in many localities East, and their cheap.
ness here where they are bred aud raised
At so little cost, makes q trade in this class
of stock very remuaerative. 1873 ,xae
}HN' T. acknowledgements ..yfts.t
COUNTY PHysIclAN'-We see by the pro-
ceedings of the Board of County Commits
sioners that Dr.. II. w. Stanton WAS the
lowest bidder for the position of County
Physician, and that his bid was only $l2O |
per annum. This is quite reduction from
81 900, which the County has heretofore
paid. booze "a ." ta4 .t9t.H
ROAD TAX.-The County Board has levied |
tax upon all male citizens of the county
not exempt by law, from Road duty, of
four dollars each or two days labor. Hope
this will be judiciously expended in road
Improvements. .t ast" .-: s. o.
Misunderstanding the latter part Of Dec
ember, G. C. Bunnell was called to visit
Dayton for the purpose Of doing job in
roofing a building. He worked several
days from 8 A. N. to 5P. NJ, in his shirt |
sleeves upon the roof of a building without
the least Inconvenience from the cold, dur
ing which time he laid 5000 square feet Of
tin roofing we'll soldered. lh
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DEAF MurE.--The Great Deaf Mute Ma
giciau will give free entertainment at the
Court House on Saturday evening at I r. NJ.
All are invited to attend. Is. y /
FLouR.-The -four in town from Colfax /
mill is the best we have found. Much of /
the -four has evidently been ground from
wheat that had been damaged
GRANGE MILL-The Changers are con-
structipg new Touring mill, on the Tu.
canon little below the stage crossing. |
They have their race dug, turbine wheel .
and much Of their timber on the ground
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! PINE TREE RAPIDS, We are informed
that the work at Pine Tree rap
ids is progressing finely, aud that long be-
fore the expenditure Of the full appropria-
ton they will have the channel clear 1T
that place with good balance remaining
for other points.
WEATHER PRospEcTs.-Butchers say that
1.-THE smelts Of the hogs killed indicate an
even Winter. IL nothing more appears
than what has transpired We surely will
hare mild Winter l>5HEt.ea
INDUsTRv.-It will be an Improvement
when work of mechanic q and artisans be.
come more general dnring the winter
months in this city. Too many men are
idle just now, who would work if there was
opportunity, 5.1r y15e-v
PREACHING.-We are requested to an
nounce that Rev. Mr.. Mays will preach at
the School house in this place morning and
evening TO morrow.
ADJoURNED.-The Commissioners Court
met on Tuesday and transacted business
for the term aud adjourned on Thursday
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In ToYN.-We noticed in town this week
NJ. Fettis, stage proprietor, Joseph Shssler
of Waha, and W. A. Caldwell and family
of Lapwai Creek. sE'
AUcTIoS.-There will be a sale OF furni-
ture, bedding, silver-plated ware, brackets,
and other articles too numerous to itemize,
by J. X. Vincent at his Auction Rooms
this day at one o'clock.
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HoGs.-Ceburn h Wardwell received a
lot Of twenty nine hogs on Thursday, from
Palouse. They averaged over 200 ID each.