The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1878-04-06

CAL lNTELlI ENCE
Enlargement.


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com modated in the issue ofSaturday.
SCARCITY Of butter, eggs and potatoes ia
town.
A. DAMAs is opening new and choice
goods.
SAw-MILL near town about ready fer
business.
County board has been in session tile
present week.
New trading post is being established in
Genessee Valley.
OPEN.-The Colfax Land Office was open
ed for business yesterday.
AspARAGus.-Lewis Delsol has our
thanks for some fine asparagus,
TAX levied is per cent fo the present
fiscal year in this county for all purposes.
LAND South of Lewiston is now being
absorbed steadily by a good class of set
tiers.
DISTRICT CoURr-For the April term in
this county opens on Monday, the 9th at
the Court House.
Wharf.-The latest selling quotations
Of wheat in Portland, are from 81 65 to
$l.70 per GENITAL.
misunderstanding Bros are recev-
ing and opening large stock Of new goods
adapted to the trade of Idaho.
Still CoMING.-Several emigrant wag-
ons assembled the hill north. on Tuesday
going to the Potlatch.
AT HIS PosT.-J. p. Vollmer ESQ. came
upon the Annie Faxon Monday, bringing lots
OF new goods suited to this market
CONSTANTLY COMING The steamboats,
between Cello and Wallula are crowded
with emigrants on each upward trip
Rich oRE.-Letters from Warrens informs
US that the Rescne mine is now Welding
some very rich gold ore from East level
LAVA PROMINENT lawyer once said
that claw is simply mill that goes round
and round and grinds the property offools."
Go to J. q. Moxley's for the BEST
ClGAKS. 23-4w
FAlLED.-The Salem Oil Mill Company
have failed for, 500. 900. Their agent Mr.. |
Patterson is extensively known in this vicin-
ity:
TRrsTEEs.-The Trustees Of School Dis |
trict No. |, elected on Monday last, were
John. Clark, NJ. A. Kelly and Alonzo Le-
land.
been nncaged and is at large among the tax !
n ho tb,
August. Look out for him.
GRANITE Iron WARE.-C. C. Bunuell has
placed upon our table some valuable SAM
Piles of granite iron ware, which are just the
articles for use in every family.
TRIP TO THE STATEs.-Charles Case and
Lew Garrison say that their trip to the
Eastern States has been one of much pleas
ure, but they prefer a life here in Idaho.
SoLD oUT.-Robert Rowley has sold out
his interest in the stove and tin business
at Dayton W. r., to 9. c. Bunnell ESQ, Of
this place who will still carry on the bus.
mess at Dayton as well as at Lewiston.
THE Boom DID NOT Go.-Mr. Thatcher in.
forms us that the boom at the Chapman
mill, did not give away, as we reported
last week, but came near doing so. The
logs that were lost were from points above
the boom that drifted by.
DEpARTED.-The companies Of Infantry
under Capt's. Keller and Miles with trans
portatlon teams, assembled the bill north Of
Lewiston Wednesday morning enroute for
the new post on CGur de'Alene. Col
Merriam also left in command.
lNTIMrDAroRs.-We are told that some /
parties at the lower towns on Snake river, I
at Walla Walla and other towns, take !
great pains to try and intimidate emigrants a
IN regard to the advantages of making set
Elements in Idaho. But we notice that 9
those who come to US and examine our s
country seldom desire to go back and Sc
in oh In