Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-07-25

MI. IDAHO, July 2lst 1879.

Mt. IDAHO, July 2lst 1879.
IL the eass Of Morris asd Aachsn-
vols -. Joansoa and Bright this even
ing Us closed, sitting Of three days
taking Testimony. and to morrow the
eass 4 p b submitted TO the court BY
the arguDent Of COUNSEL. II bias been
. tedious sitting. There is now a fair
probability that court will adjourn to
nosrov night. Mr.. G. J. Dickinson
arrived here from Lewiston on Sstur.
dsg svsaisg and eft Sunday morning
for Warrens. He has received 10.
ssruetioos from the ssss to push mat.
tiers At the Rescue mine, and is hurry
ing forward for that purpose. Several
parties recently oue from Warrcns re.
port that the mine shows FIRST class ore
ct the bottom Of the main shaft and
west Of the said shaft, and the hopes Of
The SCENTS Of thc lessees are bright. and
they have 20 Informed their principals
10 Boston, aud funds are to be forward.
Cd forthwith TO meet such contingen.
ciss as'nsy sris. 10 further devclope.
pent. and setting the mill in operation
At % early day in reducing the orc.
Other lodges are being worked
this season to socs estent. Placer
nioisg Il prosperisg and giving strong
hopes to the miner. A large qusntity
Of cattle have recently been sold and de.
livsred to asMr. johnson, BY cattle own
err along Salmon river. johnson i,
shout 70 drive them through by the
Payetts to the Boise valley, thence &c
the railroad.
McCartosy's surveying party were
dslaysds short time At the mouth Of
the middle fork Of Clearwater BY rea
son Of the refusal Of their Indian guide
70 70 With them unless paid doubl.
wsgss. Another WA som engaged ana
wss to meet the party Is miles up The
river yesterday morning. no fails. 4
white man living there has promised Il
leave bic harvet and 90 - guide Ths
latter knows the country about IS vel
- the Indians, oil save about twelve
miles Of the portion to be rcconnoitesed
Mccartney found I'll pl,in and eas,
railroading - fer - Pete Kings plac
whore he hsd arrived when last hear'
from. Two prospecting parties, one OF
the north side aud one on the soutl
side Of the middle fork, have gone int
The mountains in search Of placer dig
gisRs. They will oil have an eye /
the character Of tho country along tn
line and will report 20 McCsrtney Will
taking his observations towards tn
summit of the pass. II al carry on
s6slr Instructions, " may expect iu
fsw weeks to obtain the report Of
noFs thorough examination Of thi
route and the country bordering it tha
hss ever before been given. Anon
the psp here from Warreas 10 atten
ssos Gton coust ere Charles Johuso,
~ Bright. n. B. Wiley. Gs
Chts6h4 N. h. JSstiw. John Skiaue
ID. Bshnks. +. Brooks and Geo. RI,
bold. whey sppssrs a the attOrue
for Rslsht 4 Johssos, and ia making
d,issast dcisses. There i no news y,
shsyias shss he sounasd under Gait
haze teuod any Of The Sheep Eatio
Indiana "a tho south fork Of S,lmo,
They have ssse plenty Of fresh signs
them. but halo the person Of Mr.. lod
a. The degree Of heat here today
indicated by thsrmometer hanging
the shade Of the porch Of the hotel W
50. Il vas the highest | have motto,
sises / have been here. On Sa.urd,
night 6ue shower Of rain fell, accor
panied with considerable wind viii,
hacked down The crops 10 sever
places, but not % ss to damage to a,
extent. The crops are rank bu. not
far advanced ~ 10 aud about Lewisto
A plentiful crop il expected. L.
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