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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

!. .slss &RAeLEY vs.. MULKEy.-This cause
96MA vas tried by the court on appeal
F''a sv Probate court. Mulkey the appeal
;. Nantte9nced the judgement Of the court be-.
IS ~ 10, and recovered costs on appeal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

IN. G&1wE, the dentist, will be in this city
!. protest. My or about the 7th ofNovemher.
Loci RI &ur teeth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

fs.-On Thursday the town was
iteby very many Indians from Kamia
Dg wai for the purpose of trading.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

OF .-McComas, Of the Sentinel, puts
What he deems proof of Senator Stat
implicitly with the 0. S. N. Co. in Sc
J his election as q. s. Senator. 1t
p color but possibly might be explained
Time will show the truth or falsity
j charge. ss,ssts
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

ACES will take place over the Lew.
s. Irse on the l4th, 18th and 18th OF
". For particulars see bills.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

go beiug freighted from Camas pra.
<N qlol lace at ! cent per pound.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

liLrEs can be supplied with good fresh
= by sending by Mr.. Cox to W. J. McCon-
= ~ X Co., Moscow, I. +. v3-nltf.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

- Eaos are now command ding q
-" 10 ,hi. market.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

As voter We shall not vote for either
Brown or Aiuslie for Delegate 10 Con-
gress from Idaho Territory, for the reas.
on that both Of them are opposed to the
best interests of north Idaho, and if
either one is elected We have good reason
for believing that he will oppose State
government for Washington to include
the three northern counties of Idaho.
It il neck or nothing with US. Without
union with Washington these counties
will remain but cipher 10 our inter.
course with tho outside world, and 10 all
matters of future legislation for our beue-
ct. Other voters can do as they please
iu the matter:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

II N N week in your own town. Is outfx
GN0s Tree. No risk. Reader. ifyou want
Xhn business at which persons of either Sc.
chi can make great pay ! the time they
WVVwork, write for particulars to II. HAL
LETT Co Portland, Maine. vc-nc?-Iy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

va ~ S1.-J. T. Higgins and family, Of
ID TN R6VIl3e, were in town this week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

:. q. n CAIx. ESQ.,, paid our town visit
~ sise ne present week looking after In
- nStssrs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

DRIED uP.-The North Pacific Times,
which At frst came out so violently oppos.
ed to the Constitution, 10 it's issue Of Octo-
Der 18th has no expressed opposition, but
endorses Caton, who publicly avows his de-
termination to support and vote for the
Constitution and do all he can TO gain ad-
mission by Congress under that instrument.
So that now opposition on the Sound has
ceased
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

CHAPMAN, ESQ.,, has retired from
prial chair Of the Portland Bee and
kearns assumed the position.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

q !. !. P. vo''"s' has been quite
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-11-01

i The last quotations chow an
= wheat about 3 cents per GENITAL,
quoted at $l.55.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22

CARSON GUARDs.-At a meeting of this
company, held at their armory last evening,
the following named new officers were elected
Ed Culver, Second Lieutenant; Frand Col
Inns, Junior Second Lieutenant; A Moger,
Orderly Sergeant, and VIM. Taylor, Fourth
Sergeant, The, election was presided over by
Major Ford Of General Battermans staff, Ad-
jutant General of the first brigade The cast
of character for the q Color Guard" a play
the company propose shortly to put on the
stage, was made, and the members 60 into
Immediate training for the piece.
RETURNED. DIR. Luce has returned from
Alpine County. He reports Silver Mountain
dull, with from eight to ten inches of snow
on the ground MonitorSis the lively camp
out that way. County Clerk Buell. is sick and
Tom Ogden, an old timer, well known
throughout the State, is down with the CON
and there are but small hopes en-
tertained Of his recovery.
FoR BoDIE-A train of eastern Immigrants
passed through the city Sunday, en- route for
Bodie, where it is their intention to settle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
A CHINESE KID WHO LIKE TO HAVE
BEEN CAUGHT KNAPPING!
But WHO HAD THE BAD LUCK To FALL OUT OF
THE BUGGY!
OPIUM, oDIUM, AND oUTBAGE.!.

On Sunday afternoon the blackened remains
of our Chinese Quarter were ruthlessly, aye,
crudely and boisterously disturbed by the in
cursion thitherwards of a tall, red bearded,
black eyed man with a span of horses and a
buggy He drove up with the GOODNESS of a
milk WAGNER nigh by the hyacinthine stream
which gurgles and chokes as it passes those
dens of iniquity and vice and thence flows on
to join the trimming river. He descended
from his vehicle. He tied his smoking steeds
He entered a haunt where dwelt women who
had fallen but who had not had far to fall In
the twinkling Of an eye he had twined his boa
constructive arm about the waist of one who,
in sad abstraction over her diresome fate re-
clined in sorrow upon poor but leathern pill
low. He violently took her in his arms. He
bore her to the fatal carriage. He hoisted
her III. He made sudden and impulsive
grasp at the reins with one hand and struck
quick and desperate blow at his FESTIVE steeds
with the other. Then the craft got under
weigh Then she sailed Then watchful
and pyrotechnic Chinaman fired off two horse
pistols at the receding pair. Then, also, all
Chinatown raised yell as of murder, fire, ar
son and outrage Never, since the Rape of
the Sabines has there been so tremendous a
rumpus. Chinatown was agog. But it did
not last long-this up-gurgling of Monaghan
anger and objurgation The pistol shots went
wide of their mark; but they scared the bride
Of the moment. OH the terror of her poor,
porcelain mind oh the colorless Chinese sand
of her, how it did rise; and OH oh, oh how
she did tumble out of that buggy, all in
heap, like hay bag, there to remain, there
to be recaptured, and thence to be dragged
back into slavery and dismal and unattrac-
tive life of shame.
EXPLANATORY: The would be captor had
been employed by tender hearted old Chi
nese philanthropist to rescue the poor girl
from the clutch of the evil one. He was given
to understand that she, the enslaved, desired
to be freed from the bondage of her life and
be set-as Miss Forshay once was-upon the
better and narrower path. But the fear of
her double (and twisted) fate was too much
for tender sensibiities. She lost her balance |
and fell out among the fellies; and the iron |
grip of her memorable fate, holding to her like
the tire of a wheel and wheeling her like fell
lies round a helpless hub fetched her back to |
the treadmiH of her woes and landed her boat |
1t was no go. The elopment was a failure. |
All she got was a Chinese cursing, an unloving
slap with the hard sole of a Chinese shoe, and |
a fearful bed. AS to her brave rescuer, he's
gone glimmering without a cent. And such
is love, and SIGH is life
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
'PHARNIASEgTECAL.

TIE Town healthy. The sanitary condition is all that
the most fasdios of the medical profession could desire
This informed, is owing the purity of the drugs,
medicines, fancy articles perfumery powder, pomatum,
and peculiar article Of improved pills furnished by o..
Pothecarv Willis at the old stand opposite the Capitol
and the of King and Carson streets which, it is
generally understood, every understands where it is
and is only necessary to keep up the general run of the
healthy condition of the general system, any
other SYSTEM to keep patronizng Willis Everything
the drug line can be procured at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms. jn1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
AYRES AND HOPKINS.

Messers P. D. Barnhart and j. 2. Russell
of New York arrived in Carson yesterday
from the East and are stopping at the Airing
ton, understand they have come to look after
their mining interests hereabOut. They are
known to be heavy owners in the above
named mine and we opine from the late
showing therin and the interest of these cap
italists, that they are here to push matters in
that promising property. We take the no
tice, published in our last issue, forbidding
visitors will hardly apply to these gentlemen
who have come so far to take look at the
ledge. We hope they may make big stake
in it and keep it going all the time.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
OYSTERS. .

Our excellent friend Clescovich is on the
warpath, oyster-wards, Many is the crusta-
ceous cephalopod he will open whenever the
American consumer sets his mouth toward his
place of eatables and drinkables. See his
biyalVuIar ad
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22


men of this city.
GOOD ADVICE IN GOOD ENGLISH. Passing
by crowd of Indians engaged in an innocent
little game the following was overheard First
time loser me go drink heap whisley -
Second speaker, probably winner, You
better let whiskey alone, you will get em
locked up" He sabed the situation. The
Nurphys out to send missionary with a
blue ribbon to labor with ''these hardy sons
Of the forest In the meantime Sheriff
Swift will attend to the fends who sell to
them.
DIDN'T Work. Heinrich Schumacher, the
perpetual motion man returned from San
Francisco yesterday morning very much crest
fallen, as his machine did not stand the test
made by eminent California machinests.
However he is not at all discouraged; he says
that he will keep experimenting until the
trumpet sounds for him. We admire the old
xntlemans tenacity, but can't say so much
for his persistency in following up an unat-
tainable object.
SELLING Liquor To INDIANS. Recently
larger number than usual of intoxicated In
dams have been noticeable on the back streets
IN this city. Now, there is an ordinance in
force prohibiting the sale of malt or spurious
liquors to the aborigines. Very serious con
sequences may follow from selling the semi
savage people strong drink, and the severest
penalty of the law should be melted out to
any smlscreants, white, black, or yellow, who |
engage i'll this unlawful traffic.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22

FETCHED AwAY.-The righteous wind,
working the ways of Providence, capsized the
propped-up awning porch which stood yester-
day to its own peril and that of all passers, In
| front of the Frisbe ruins on Carson street.
We don't know just how it happened, bat
Just before II oclock last night, while some
prudent citizens were discussing the subject,
down she came by the run, and sprawled out
in a hopeless heap in the scuppers there.
A CHINA Boy of about six was driving
another about four along Carson street yes
terday. An ambitious young hoodlum jostled
the largest one remarking, 81 can lick you.
The Celestial dropped his baling rope, squared
off and replied '''n bet you four bits you
can't Still they tell us the Chinese can
never be Americanized.
D1ED-On Saturday night last Judge NJ.
G. Hickey ali old pioneer resident OF this
State, died in Dayton at the ripe age of 90
years Judge Hickey had held the office of
Justice of the Peace for many years in that
town, and was very highly respected.
REcovERING.-It is pleasure to chronicle
the convalesence of Gus Lewis, who has
been very sick, indeed.
Sleigh owners and skaters are very much
disguised with the present mild and pleasant
weather.
GONE BELow.-Fred Rathbone has gone to
San Francisco to have an operation performed
on his eyes.
There are number of Carson Nimrods in Car
son Valley hunting game, but they do not
find much.
There are only about two inches of snow at
Glenbrook
Bishop John Flies watch is still running on
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
STATE LAND OFFICE

This department OF our State government
is now issuing great number of patents to
complete Old contracts. During the past
year larger number of patents were issued
than for the two preceding ones
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
RING LOST.

Yesterday evening, large gold quartz seal ring with
my name engraved on the inside The finder will confer
foor and he well rewarded by leaving the ring at
this office \. :. GOULD
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
PENCIL SCRATCHES.

A new board walk mas been constructed
from the depot to D. L. Bliss Office.
Judge Rising and General Davis were oil
the train OH Sunday en- route from the Bay
to the Comstock.
On Sunday evening Bro Foote preached or
the sowing of wild oats, or words to that eff
feet, ''WhatsOeyer man sOweth" etc, while
Bro. Hammond went for results of the crops
as it were, on the general subject Of future
rewards and punishments. AS we can't at
tend more than two churches in one evening
we don't know what Bro McClain offered but
feel safe in saying it was the gospel.
Judging from the great crowd on King St.
on Sunday morning we estimate that the con-
gregation at the Catholic church is ordinarily
larger than all the others put together.
There is revival going on at the colored
peoples Methodist church, which is well at
tended
An Italian Opera troupe arrived in the city
yesterday morning. They have been visiting
several towns hereabout, but not meeting with
the greatest success. No advance agent, only
the boy who carries peanuts to present to the
female star.
Conductor Verrill is on duty His daugh-
ter is very much better.
Bishop Whitaker was in the city yesterday
morning, on his way to Reno,
We did so much church going Sunday, that
our pencil rather runs that way. We know
of two ministers who decided to extemporise
on the same evening. One took the prodgal
son and to the great amusement of his hear
ers, announced, GA certain son had two faith
ers." The other at the same time made the
greater mistake of informing his auditors that
it was easier for "a camel to enter the king
dom of heaven, nlan for rich man to 60
through the eye of needle.
Another A Parson was discoursing in
school house, a part of his audience began to
smile Soon they all smiled. Then to his
great horror they all laughed. When he fin
shed he wished to know what was he matter
II have been doing something out of the way
havn't T." he asked friend, ooh no, only
giving it to us as you ADVERTISED He looked
at the table There was a box on it, upon
which his manuscript had been lying, bear
ing this startling announcement, Warranted
pure pepper.
No Supreme Court this week. Nothing do
NC in the Justice Court.
The man who lost stirrup, can find it at
his office.
A lively little horse trade was made in front
If the Capitol yesterday. 1t drew an intelli-
rent crowd of witnesses.
4 big team Went out in the direction of
3odie leaning keeps up in that direction.
Looked like storm yesterday. We prog
losticate not, as yet.
The China New Year is approaching. Look
nut for crackers, bombs and presents of candy.
c. E. Laughton and family, and Miss Mel
lie Croker left for San Francisco on the
leeper last evening.
Hank Smith and family and Messrs Over
on and Frazer were also passengers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22
SUPREME COURT.

This Court will be in session on Thursday
next to examine applicants for admission to
the bar Among these will be three gentle
men of this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-22

HEAP DRUNK--An exhibition which af
forded the Carson street arab more than or
binary delight, was given by Nashoe squaw,
on Carson streets, yesterday afternoon. The
poor, ignorant female had been furnished
with liquor at the hands Of some white or
yellow wretch and it must have been Of the
forty rod lightning sort, too, to have produced
the effect that it did. The squaw was so in
toxicated that she could scarcely stand upon
her underpinnings. At every few steps she
would fall upon the sidewalk with thud
which would, on each occasion of that kind,
provoke loud cheer from the band of rag
mullins who followed her down the street
The squaw evidently realized the degradation
attached to her condition, and made great
efforts to escape the attention she was attract
ing When she reached the Savings Bank
she started off on run, which aided her
in maintaining her equilibrium
She eventually shot through Capitol square
and was lost to the sight of our reporter
Both sexes of her own race instead of help
ing the intoxicated female along, seemed to
relish the spectacle with as much gusto as the
most deprayed hoodlum.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
Don { Forget It.

II you are troubled with ner~
vousness,are disLeartened, tired Of
life, fear death or teel out OF sorts
as the saying is, you may safely
corclude that you have the Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint. The
liver is very apt to become torpid
this season Of the year as poisons
arising from stagnant water or
deeaying vegetation are more nu-
merous and are through inhaIata>
ton taken into the blood. Un>
less the liver is strong and active,
and furnishes and furnishes sups
ply Of fresh and pure blood to
drive out the impurities, the
above mentioned symptoms sures
II follow, and if not needed, end
IN more terrible diseases and
death. White Prairie Flower
proves itself the Great Liver Pans
acea. It's action on the liver is
different from amy medicine ever
compounded. It's cures are truly
wonderful Try It. Price twen>
tysfve cents and seventyefive
cents.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
RECIPES.

Corn pudding Three dozen
ears Of corn scraped from the cob,
one aud oneshalf pint OF milk;
three eggs; two table spoonfnls Of
sugar; one teacup Iof -four; two
ounces of butter; . little salt; then
bake one hour and 8 halt.
Pickled BIackberries Take I
pounds Of fruit, three pounds Of
sugar, one quart Of vinegar, one
halt ounce of cloves, one half
ounce cassia buds. when the
syrup is boiling.add the berries;
boil down the berries and pour it
over them.
Egg Pudding T axe one quart
Of golden syrup; one dozen fresh
eggs, and beat them well; then
mix with the syrup; boil slowly
about halt an hour; use cinnamon
and spice, and you have q dish tit
for crowned heads.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07

GTEAM ENGINES. SAW MILLs.GRIsT
- Mills. Reapers, Pumps, and al kinds
and htyles Of Machinery made 70 order. Ma
chinery repaired al short notice. Pattern
making done in all its various forms, and
all linds brass and iron castings fur
nishb s.0ff Aeilef. Also manufacture
III Enterprise planer and Watcher, aud
Stickers and Sharpers.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
I'm Afraid.


George, let's go down to old
Reeds a little while, said Dan
Weite to a companion. one eve-
ming, just after the lamps were lit
and the days work was done.
I've got to study, replied George.
Let the studying do itself and
come on, said Dan.
I can't, I must get that lesson.
Well, get up the morning and
get it. Professor Jones says
morning is the right time to study
anyway, and he ought to know.
! am afraid, said George.
A roar Of laughter wac tue only
reply that greeted this frank con.
fesslon, Joined in by all the boys
who stood around.
What are you afraid of? inquir-
ed Das as soon as lie could cons
sesi 20 Ass 1s4JsS..
ct his morals, sneered one.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07
And bis manners, added anoth.

And bis manners, added anoIh-
.er.
And bis nanny, suppl plemented
d third.
Let him speak for himself, sng-
gested Dan. What are you afraid
Of, George?
Why why, If We go there we
might stay late; then might
ovcrsleep myself md not get up
early il the mornig.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-09-07

Sndurd ay Mornings.
PUBLIsHERs.
]. u. KELLf, |. II. WELLS.
HOW SHE GAVE THE CENSUS.


When the census-taker rap
ped at the door Of a certain De-
troit cottage on Crawford street,
the other day, and wondered if
the woman would set the dog
on him or douse him with the.
dish water, a great disappoint-
ment awaited him. She opened
the door softly, snuffed the air
to see if II smelled Of lightning
rods and then threw it open to
him to enter.
Madam, I am making q caa-
vas Of the city, he began.
Ali Sit down, she replied and
as he began opening bis book
she continued: There are FIVE
of us in the family, and paid
$l00 down on this house. Ny
husbands name is Peter, he is
forty-fWo yeas old and be came
from q mean family. His father
was alays having lawsuits about
dogs and his mother was the
greatest gossip in Elmira. Got
that down?
He granted assent, and she
continued:
Ny name is Alvina Sarah, and
I was born
/ do not care where you were
born, Madam, he interrupted.
Well care she exclaimed, it
makes a difference whether I
was barn in Africa or Boston,
and ! want it put down. And
as I was saying I was born in
Boston in 1888. Put down that
/ came from a good family.
Madam, you don't understand
you
Don't / understand that / came
of a good family !? I'd like to
know Of a family that carried
their noses higher than the Ro-
gerses? Put down my father as
Mexican soldier.
You have three children. said
the man.
I Invent any such a thing. sir!
Put down that my mother was
killed by the explosion Of a
quarry. Her father and moth
or were
How many children have you,
madam?
Have you got mother down,
sir?
No, Madam. You see / am
taking the census Of the city,
and
| had the typhoid fever at the
age Of fifteen, and 1or weeks ]
hung on the edge of the grave,
] bore up as well as | was able
and
Five in the family--how many
children, he suddenly inquired
Put it down that / bore up
she commanded; and that one
night when the watches were
asleep | crept out of bed ane
took a drink Of
This is foreign to the subject
How old are your children?
Haven't you put down how
hung on the edge Of the grave
No.
Are you going to?
No, Madam. You see, I an
simply taking the census of De
troit. I desire to ascertain
You cant ascertain anythln.
here.
He passed convinced of th
tact.