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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

..CITY HoTEIr-John D Garanar Ala. I .
MoQueen, ] 4 Bfyan Monteomery . B Fn1fon.
sMh ~ , Courts, and wife. Huntington
M " Rs, Anna courts Galveston; John McNabb,
ana a, wiz. st Massy;J Richardson. Delta; q
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ut 6hd y GO H.. Two British barks with 5000 and
$500 quarters Of grain tot Cork for orders Mt
os 5d Another to AitOon with 1000 quarters do
Withas0D0 Quarters III u
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, 4
Thursday Evening. July II. 1879.
COTTON-The position Of the market to- day
was favorable to buyers who were not disposed
to opsrnte. they holding off In anticipation OF
realizing lower prices. Influenced by unfavor-
able reports from abroad the market ruled easy.
with sales of 200 bales
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y MONETARY.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. +,
Thursday Evening. July II. 1879.
NEW QRLEANa QI.EARIH1-H nIIaE

Total thus far.....- SO 343 $50 20 $454 1853 n
We quote exceptional paper e@7 p cont; AL
do To; second grade do %; loans ON col
laterals COS; AL mortgage paper go: second
grade do o y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s8@s9
and trade dollars at 9o@95. Halves and quar-
tors (American) are quoted at 9s14@99A.
The sales of foreign exchange we're light
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules at
-D4s7. and bill Of lading and clear bills at
4s3k@4B4A.
French bills are weak and quiet. We quote
bank francs -: commercial 5.21k@5.21k
New York sight Is quoted at u p cent pre-
MUM for bank counter rate: commercial is
quoted u p cent premium.
State Oonsols easy at 431s@431s.
Premium Bonds closed at 261s@2G3s.
Stocks are firm.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES - Consol-
dated Bonds are quoted at s2@s2k: Half-Paid
City Coupons. 23@25: State Warrants. s3@8s !;
Levee Warrants. 7a@75: City Time. 1874. 200
IS: 1875. 300: 1876. 21@23: 1877. M@23: 1878.
M@23.
NEW npTrA ra nrorv uycuA uar oHrro
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States ~ 4SA $4,000 do 1t 4ss. and $4,000

Thy Telegraph.1
:, NEw York, July ~ Money closed at ~ p cent.
exchange closed steady at 4ssh@4ssk. Gov
ernmen.s closed firm: currency Is 122@l25. Pa
cifie Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
ifsts 1oa'a@1oszs. lind grants 1ls4@1ls, sink
Stock market to day moderately active and
frn in early dealings. and prices advanced
a@1h y cent. This was followed Try q decline Of
tsWh u cent shortly after mid day, but during
the afternoon the market became firm again
closing Irregular, but In the main higher, with
the principal activity In Northwestern. Ut. Paul
western Union and coal stocks.
The following were tho clos ir1n hide.
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81 PORK Remains dull, and We can only CLAIM
for our figures nominal quotations. Ths SUP.
aaots standard "a 1t SO a. md irregnlar ane
. summer. raeked moss SO . Dbl. Sales so and
o. Dry eRS SALT III m 2 is fair jobbIna
demand for shoulders. and the supply on the
spot being limited. prices are quite. steady az Z
unnenanged. we quote: 4ae Tor loose ana ~ g
BAOON-The supply Is fair and large ship.
amount Of trading to-day, and the feeling ct
the close was weak. We quote: Shoulders no
4s 4 clear RIP sides 5Se, and clear sides SO.
Sales 10 boxes clear sides at g.; casks clear
rip sides at SIC: boxes shoulders at 4ssc y ID.
nominal and lower. We quote refined at 6AM7c
fo oa t'ierees, as In quality end bra1d Smaller
Raska satss sell at 20 advanee Of s@Ac
/ ,HaMs-ATe quiet. easy and nominally un-
changed. We quote choice hams 1o1z@11ac. as
easy at 71s@91sc. on these prices dealers obtain
ID advance. Sales--5o tierees TO arrive at 115ao
| BREAKFAST BACON-euppIy good. demand
ordinary. and ex@7'4c for choice. Dealers obtain
o af s9vf Hoa q tpSfs REoeB are
selling on orders Ii Sae lob trade at Is 20 . half
bbl for pig pork: - % for rump pork: So 50
v WHfsk zn ka @fsz' quiet and easy We quote
We es g , ss 81 ss T. good
Moss-.Mixsd se1s1ze. black s1s@4c D Ii.
WHEAT Texas ii 10 y busne. Western II os
e0I % Tor ulY aEa August deliveries.
RYE-1s auotsd ut 57@6oc . bushel; market
,.1 BgrrEn Strictly choice Western is in
nal. We quote: Western creamery. fancy.
s wes p9ms 7e hdW FINE oTR W
fancy, 1s@1se; New York dairy, prime. is@l4e;
p W9s}srn ,, aslSy Wns lg Western airy
Western. milled 1850; Western, low grades
=, OoRN-sgpply lair and market easy. Yel-
at &c and 100 white at COG p bushel.
MA nAnSLstpek moderate and prices easy at 861a
:, BRAN-stock fair and market steady at CSC
mAa .1 e. feIr supgy ana prices are rm
=, ,9r1s i = fair and market firm at
0ABBAGEs1Fir ATS Al = SO 5egs B. box x ~ o''
ApPLEs-f1 5o02 so y Dbl.
= CHEEsE-k eeeipts Of choice are light. which
is In good demand We quote: Western Re- I
ssrye, choice 7h@se; Westsrn factory. prime.
ahets asx 3 Yars erss lo
e. 20 ducks 1900 50; geese 50 50: turkeys sltvi2
Edos-W Western hope; Louisiana 1s@1sc =
KICE-Flrm. Prime 74c. good TO- fair exc,
ID.
.SALT--stoeks are ample. with q fair demand,
We quote dealers rates from the warehouse:
Coarse 921sag5c. fine 81 s2kf01 35. Turks Island
dull and rejected. and held at 25@a0c y bushel
ape a, sat t. Ia pockets 1Ag7c each, as in size
\ COTTON IL Es-Ths q. =. Iron Company tie
70 quantity the Arrow tie &C 81 50 not
Y bundle. the Davis Tie at 50 so " bundle,
tho CTR p tie at 50 rs p bundle, with the usual
rate Of ~ 2 cent discount for each.
BAddlNa-D9mesttc jute 1o1w1oAc for two
pounds and 11h@l1Ae for two and a quarter
pounds La round lots. Baling twine Is jobbing 4
at l3h@14c y fb.
NAVAL STORES = Turpentine is quoted al
25F027c. Rosin-Demand fair and stock good;
2 and 81 40, G 81 80. 81 81 rs. / 81 Is, K
W q 10 70 q, IS Pitch 81. Tar "a 1903 50.
:, THE CATTLE MARKET-The following are !
the quotations Of the cattle market:
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mill yards, and as the newcomers are kept
free from the strikers, the corporations have
found little difficulty In filling, and 1t Is prob
able that next week quite a number Of mills
will be running full.
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State Consols opened yesterday at Az.
went up to 45's and closed easy at 43tz043111s,
against d. 4G1451tSs on Wednesday, with sales
of S122, 900 at the Exchange and $4,000 OUT
SIDE Premium Bonds ruled at 2G11s012Gszs,
against 261 0o2614 on the previous day, with
sales Of $4,000. July coupons on State Con-
soils sold at from 9O1&@9t.
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.

The foregoing statement is d inst trua M,
orrect transcript from the books OF fhe Cora
pany. JAMES T. DAY prasiaanf
Ell. CARPENTER. Secretary. 2 1890
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tHen.
ty-second day Of January, 1873. - e -
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public,
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Cooperation In London has extended to the
formation Of o company for opening laundries
On cooperative principles and at cooperative
prices. The capital Is s25O,oo0. and share
holders only are allowed to benefit BY the
economies To be effected
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The vote by which the protective customs
tariff was passed by the German Reictstag
was 217 to 117. 1t bears heavily on American
provisions, grain, petroleum and tobacco.
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That ancient mariner, Secretary Thompson,
having been obliged to abandon the notion OF
enlisting lads for the navy by sending sea-
going steamer up to st. Louis, has ordered
the repair Of the old steamer Michigan, on
Lake Erie. and designs sending her to Chicago
on the service which he has SO much at heart,
to wit, the enlistment of Western lads in the
navy
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAE
ISH OF ORLEANS,
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The New York Produce Exchange Weekly
says: The net Imports of wheat and wheat
Hour into France for the ten months from
August /, 1873, to May 81, 1870, were equal in
grain to G7,b61,667 bushels VS.. 1f.173,34
bushels net for the corresponding ten months
In 1s77-7Y
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The Selma Times says If the cotton worm
only keeps away, folks In Dallas county, Ala,
may look out for $4,000 bales OF cotton this
S,nnr
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The visitation OF hard times seems to have
become chronic among English manufacture
ers. In q [singe town, last Saturdays dis
patches say, forty mills are either working
on short time or have totally stopped. re-
duction Of the wages OF the workpeople who
are still employed is also threatened.
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The total amount OF cotton out of the last
American crop, marketed abroad thus far Is
3.347,537 bales, or 5s,227 bales moro than last
wear
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According to the German official accounts,
the crops of 1878 in Germany have all turned
out less than the estimate at the close of
last year. Compared with the estimate at
the close OF 1873. these figures show de-
creased yield of wheat equal to 989 per cent;
rye 7.e3 per cent; oats, s45 per cent; peas,
Ass per cent; buckwheat, 9.93 per cent; hay,
if.l6 ner cent
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MERCHANTS,
Mutual Insurance COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
E Il
lO4 Canal street. TEA
rwEHTY-F1FrH ANNUAL srArEazpr,

Ia conformity with the requirements Of their
cnarfsr, the Company publish tina foIIoHiae
statement:
Premiums received during the yeaz engfng
May 81, 1875 Including unearnsd prsnafnnass
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New York. July 17.-Ocean freigf1ts higher,
with grain room in continued good request. no
LIVERPOOL. by steam. 5000 bushels grain at 614d
2 SO n, TO London. by sail, 1900 bbls -four &c
- I'd. To Hull, BIZ steam, 1900 bushels Of grain
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ne Fall River strike is likely to prove a
~ failure. The mills have been filling up
apaiy with spinners the past week, and,
..oagn some Of the newcomers are bought
~ y. W persuaded by the striking spinners to
Ave town, the manufacturers are evidently
sSeslng the best OF the strike, SO far as run
lhe mills Is concerned, and forty-three
IN cent OF the spinning machinery in the
~ In operation. Several Of the mills
'ese erected cheap boarding houses ID the
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-06-20

The Telegraph II Here.

The following is the frs. telegram
sent by citizens over the wire and the
the next day:
LEWISTON, l. t., June II, 1879,
5p NJ.
To the Mayor and Citizens Of Dayton
w r., Greeting:
The people Of Lewiston are happy
to announce to yon BY way of first tele
gram over the first U. s. Government
line yet established north Of San Die.
60, Cal that they hold sacred, in this
manner, this the anniversary Of the
struggle Of our forefathers on Bunker
Hills
4. Lelnd, Loewenberg Bros,
n. Squier. G. b. Reynolds,
J. ?. V"llmer, G. A. Manning,
D. J. Warner, G. +. Leland,
G. G. Bunnell j. Alexander,
N. ". Brcarley. Il. J. Bnnhore,
W. F. Kettenbach, Eph. Bunker,
G. G.. Kress, Grostein 4 Binnard
A. Gilman, ]. G. Baldwin,
E A. McAllister, NJ. NJ. Williams,
Ed. Pearcy, J. NJ. Silcott,
aud others.
DAYTON, W. r., June Is. 1879.
To A. Leland. Wm. r Kettenbach,
Loewenberg Bros. and Others, Leu.
,ston. I. r.:
The Common Council and citizens of
the city Of Dayton send fra, ernal greet
ing to the city of Lewiston connected
now for the first time by telegraph line.
May we be hereafter forever bound to
gether in fraternal bonds:
J. b. Shrum, +. r Burk,
j., l.. Smith. +. NJ. May,
D. B. Kimball, j. NJ. Hunt,
j. X. R,lnwater, G. G. White,
g. X. Reed, Mcdonald l. Swa
5 G.. Ellis, lacher.
City Council.
j. b. Armstrong, Marshal,
J. w. Rauch Clerk,
NJ. A. b ker. City Attorney.
T. Nj. Culley, NJ. H. Abbott,
f. NJ. Pugh. Paine Bros Il Brew
| W. A. Belcher, ster,
l.. Il. Harris, r. +. S,urdeyant.
Il. p. Stcen, s. NJ. Wait,
". a. Sparks, J. B. Rowley.
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the city and about one hour at their
camp on the opposite bank of Clear
water. We understand that Mr.. Thiel-
sons object in visiting Lewiston at
this time was to see its position 10 re
lation to the surrounding country, aud
aod to gather information in relation
to the canyon of Snake river between
this point aud Old's ferry to determine
its practicability for a railroad along
the margin of the river. Upon this
latter point he was assured that rail
road through the canyon was highly
impracticable, but was told that the
pass via the Grand Ronde river from
the Grand Ronoe valley to the Snake
was highly practicable for railroad
Mr.. Thielsou said that he hal already
four surveying parties in the field in
Idaho and Eastern Washington making
surveys for the main road and tribu'a.
ries of the Oregon Pacific, and that
that company would surely build % as
to tap this great wheat country either
with their main road or its branches.
Mr.. Thielson Q pressed regret that he
could not at this time visit the'country
lying east to the forks Of Clearwater,
and said that h. should make another
visit here and then he would 60 east
as far as the settlements Of Camas
prairie. He left after dinner for Col
fax intending to return to Walla Walla
before Saturday.
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WASHINGTON, Idaho, June Ito.
FRIEND LELAND: Yours Of the 4th
is ut hand. Nothing new regarding
Indian affairs. Lieut.. Galley vita de
tachment arrived here at noon to-day.
They will proceed to the South Fork
to morrow. Will camp at Smead's
ranch. The intelligence by Weiscr
mail carrier last Sunday was that COL
Bernard was at Indian valley Tuesday,
and on Sunday would probably at
the big lake. There is yet or :
miles Of snow at the head OF Seaes b
creek, and the cavalry will most likely
not be able to come across before July
|. The Spring has been most unpar.
alleled for storms. Beam r aud Kelly
went to mouth of Secesh several days
ago to notify Floyd. Found him all
right. He had neither seen nor heard
of Indians. They saw smoke ascend.
ing from the vicinity Of the forks Of
the East Fork, some II or IA miles
from its mouth.
At the Rescue they are working
some 8 or 10 men. Hive got the mud
and water all out of the shaft and cast
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-06-20

DRIFT, aud are making preparations for
running the drift ahead and also stop
ing.
1t appears that the newspapers can.
not be appeased without the slaughter
of IL to 80 Indians by the Weiser
folks. 1t is rather up hill business, de-
nying an event which every one would
be SO glad to see true; but the story is
altogether fictitious. l am personally
acquainted with all the leading citizens
of the Upper, Indian, Council, aud
Little Salmon valleys. l stayed there
over two weeks on my wa7 home. and
I talked with nearly all Of them singly
and 10 groups, aud not one Of them
had ev heard the story, except what
they saw in the papers. passed over
inst about the route mentioned 10 the
W. W. iStdteSmdn's article on snow~
shoes at the time indicated, and surely
there were no Indians seen or heard Of
or killed there or thereabouts at or
about that time. The trapper referred
to is perhaps Wills Smith, who traps
through that region. know him we'll.
He lost no traps and had none stolen.
l do not suppose Sam Large claimed to
have ben one of the party or to hive
seal any Indians killed. Some one IN
the Boise country or on his way home
told him, some on, told the TELLER
ID some one told the Statesman. 1t
would be interesting to know who that
some one is, because some one has been
lndulging in the joshipg process pretty
extensively. Perhaps some one who
vas present might fix definitely the
time aud place and state some of the
circumstances and name some Of the
men who were along. The public
would like to know these things, and
they would help to elucidate the mat
ter. The country in there is not 81
very large. There are a great man,
me7 besides myself wh> are more o.
less familiar with it's basi.s, creeks
rivers, valleys prairies and lakes, aut
some perfectly SO. The men who dwell
in the northern half of Washington
county where the scene is laid are no
so very numerous They are all &C
-fquaiuted with oue anethas- If Their
is single grain Of truth in this stor
, it i, easy enough to End out what tina
grain is. N. B. WILEY.
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NOTICE..

US. LAND OFFICE,
Lewiston |. r. June 10th 1879.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
I lat this Office by Horace E. Gilbert, against
Wilhelm Kruger for abandoning his homestead
entry No. 26t, dated Aug. %, 1878, upon the
south half of northeast quarter and northeast
quarter, northeast quarter section 20, and
northwest quarter. northwest quarter, section
81, township 40 north, range vest in Nez
Perce county. Idaho, with aview to the cancel
lation Of said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on the / tn
day Of July 1879 at 10 O'Clock M, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
J. NJ. HOWE, r. j. MONROE.
Register. Receiver.
35-4t
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I. +. June 18th 1879.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN fullowin .-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof at The
expiration Of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz: July 22d 1879. 10 AN. John
Noon, for the northwest quarter northwest
quarter, section IL and wesr half southwest
quarter and southwest quarter northwest quar-
ter section township 81 north. range west,
and names the following as bis witnesses. viz :
William S. Wynkoop of Nes Perez county I.
T.. and Madison A. Kelley of Ncz Perez coun-
ty |. T. J. NJ. HowE
80 st Register.
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NOTICE..

US STAND OFFICE
Lewiston I. T. June 9th, 1879.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
Vat this Office by George W. Ray against
William II. Hodgins, for failure to cultivate his
timber culture entry No. 10, dated March u,
1877 upon the northeast quarter Of section ~,
township 81 north, range 5 west, in Nez Perez
uu'y !. T., as required by law, viz: failure
to cultivate the first five acres the second year.
with view to the cancellation Of said entry :
the said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear at this office on the 7th day of July, 1879.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ to respond and furnish tes-
timony concerning said oil eyed abandonment.
j. NJ. HowE, Rich. J. MONROE
Register. Receiver
35-lt
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US LAND OFFICE,
Lew iston. Idaho. May %. 1873.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
L at this osise by JAMES A. GRIMES n
gainst WV. MCFARLAND, fer making timber
culture entry on lands not naturally devoid Of
timber, per timber culture entry No. llS. fsteI
March %. 1873, upon the southwest quarter %
section %, township IS north. range west, in
Nez Perce county. I. r., with n view to the
cancellation of said entry: The said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office
on the 26th day Of June. 1879, at 10 o'clock A..
~, to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
j. NJ. Howe, Il. J. MONROE,
Register Receiver.
33-4w
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NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston | T. juno 10th 1879.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has flel notice Of
bis intention to make dnal proofin support of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof ut the
expiration of thirty days from the date Of this
notice. viz: July 2lst 1879. We-as-kus TN
diam. for the lots and ; and northwest quar-
ter northeast quarter, section 81 and southeast
quarter. southwest quarter section 80. town.
ship 20 north. range west, and names the
following as his witnesses, viz Nathaniel B.
Dutro o. Whitman county W. t., and John
Silcott Of Nen Perez county l. T.
Scot J. NJ. Howg
keeisfer
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Estate of Ignatz 0reiser De.
ceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned adm nistrasrix of the above
named estate to the creditors Of. and all per-
sans having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
within ten --onths from the date of first publ
cation Of this notice to the undersigned, at her
residence on Thorn Creek Nez Perez county
I. T. CATHERINE GRiEssR.
Administrative
Lewiston june 10th 1879. 35-4t
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston 1. T. June 9Th 1879,
TOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following namsd settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration o. thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz cassius NJ. Day, for the south
west quarter northwest quarter and west half
southwest quarter section - and southeast
quarter, southeast quarter. section 80. township
8, north range east, and names the following
a. his witnesses, viz Michael Smith of Idaho
county |. r., and William S. ii. Williams Of
Idaho county /. 7.
J. NJ. HOWE.
asst Register.
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On . Survey and Inspection.

II. Thielsdn, Esq, chief Of GoulIs en-,
gineers, accompanied by Mr. Nappack,
connected with the Commercial Re.
porter, visited this city on Tuesday.
Their stay was less than one hour 10
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-06-20

The following is the frs. telegram
sent by citizens over the wire and the
response the next day:
EwIsToN, l. t., June II, 1879,
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I. T. June 10th 1879, |
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IL following. named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make inal proof in support Of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration Of thirty days from the dste Of this
notice, viz: William T. Pettijohn for the
southeast quarter of section 5.township 81 north
range 3 west, aHd names the following as his
witnesses, via: Lewis c. Tabor Of Nez Perce
county !. T., and Eleazer Fix of Nez Perce
county I. T. J. NJ. Howe,
35-5t Register.
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BRASS BA ND,

INIO WILL DISCOURSE THE MUSIC.
w The Declaration Of Independence will
be read. There will be speaking and singing.
A platform dance in the afternoon. Music bv
mem ers Of the Lewiston Brass Band. Every
body come. Bring lots Of Muck-a Muck, and
have jolly time and put on no airs.
By order Of commi tee Of arrangements.
20 q