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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-05
Lots of farmers in town.
Lots of strangers in town.
Big entertainment tonight.
Rained all day on election day,

As0AnOu OIL utty vi elcCClOn 0aV.
Eggs retail at 3S cents per dozen.
District court is still in session.
The waters in the rivers are extremely low
The Brearley ditch is now about complete.
Wood is worth Sc per cord in lewiston
Wheat is being bought at IS cents a
bushel
Potatoes and onions are sold by farmers
in town for one cent per pound.
III the different many remained
away from the polls Oh account of the rain,
Mr.. w. Undertake ofthe Raymond House
is still confined to his bed with lung fever.
Both of our public schools of this city are
in fine running order.
As the cold weather sets in the saloons of
this city are doing good business.
Dry. cool Fall weather now, after the few
days Of rain.
The election is over now-subscribe for the
TELLER.
The little new church adds greatly to the
architectural ensemble of this CITY.
U. S. grand jury discharged on last Mon.
day.
Nelson Brearley Esq, continues to be very
sick.
Another party ha been arrested at Spok
an for selling liquor to the Indians.
Those owing us will confer great favor
by sending us some money.
WANTED.-A few tons of hay; enquire at
this office.
j. P. Volmer Esq. has returned home from
below.
Lots Of farmers in from tho north buvinp
apples.
Mining prospectors are now coming in for
Winter quarters.
Frank Holt has sold his livery stable to
Ezra Baird
The Brearley Touring mill will be in op-
Grafton in about two weeks.
Ten wagon loads of emigrants are now ap.
preaching thisupper country.
The railroad will reach Grand Ronde valley
in two months.
improvements are quietly going on in
nearly every part of the city.
HM1k keys Touring mill will be in operation
in about two weeks
Rev. DR.. Nevius will preach in this city
on the l4th
~ N0TICE.-The undersigned wishes all those
who have claims against him to come forward
and present them to A. Leland, immediately
A. BITTNER.
Z. B. Whitman ESQ.,, is in attendance on
the District court as Interpreter for the Indi.
an prisoners.
Considerable sport was had on Saturday
night last over huge fight between citi.
Zen of this city and a dummy.
Election day was wet during the entire
day and consequently voters avoided coming
to the polls,
There wasA regular teachers examination
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
For SALE.-A No. 8 Wheeler l. Wilson
sewing machine. Warranted to never have
been used. For sale at this office. cheap
Will exchange for wheat
Mrs. w Blake, wife of the signal service
operator of this city, arrived in Lewiston last
Friday evening from Colorado.
A baDd Of music was used in this city on
election day to march the Indifferent voters
to the polls.
When the two Indians stood mp in the
court house to plead to the charge of ar
assault with intent to kill Mr. Croker, Of
y Lapwai Agency, and the interpreter burst
forth in the eloquence of the Indian tongue
all the court spectators were amused at the
novel scene and the novel demonstration
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-05

7. B. Whitman Esq, is in attendance on
the District court as Interpreter for the Indi-
an prisoners.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-05
Election Returns .ez Pcrce County

The following ar the returns from the
different precincts. in Nez Perez county 50
far as heard from:
LEWISTON PRECINCT.
Total number of votes cast 2S2.
Delegate to Congress-.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-11-05

NOTICE.-The undersigned wishes all those
who have claims against him to come forward
and present them to A. Leland, mmed lately.
A. BIrrNER.
The silver state., 1880-07-16

Miss Browning, Of Denton, Texas
had two saitors who were inclined to
slay each other. Being of religions
turn of mind, and desiring to make
peace between them, she invited both
to attend church meeting and escort
her home. Her plan was to bring
them to an amicable, Christian under
standing. To effect this, she prayed
fervently in the meeting that al enc
mics might become friends. But her
scheme failed, for after the meeting,
when the men met ON the porch, each
was determined on carrying otf the
prize, fight ensued, and one OF them
Was Killed
The silver state., 1880-07-16

tented.
The beginning and end of a chickens
life-hatchet.
Oleomargerine is, in our opinion,
butter very poor invention.
Few people are so selfish as to keep
their opinions to themselves.
''Whie there's life there's soap"
said the industrious washerwoman.
The man who was stage struck has
had the driver arrested.
1t s strange thing in art that an
actress must learn TO paint before she
can draw.
That woman who neglects her hus-
bands shirt front is no longer the wife
OF his bosom.
Barnum claims to have the biggest
tent. How is it about the national cam
vass ?"
\ preacher in Chicago advocates the
introduction of lady ushcrs, to make
the young men attend.
Patrick on the zebra: "Phat kind Of
baste is that-the mule wild his ribs
on the outside of his skin entoirly'
A gentleman in lecturing for blind
asylum. began his discourse by saying:
I'll all the world were blind, what a
melancholy sight it would be. .
''Sir, why didn't YOU send for ne
sooner?" asked Galveston doctor Of
a patient who was very sick. "Well,
YOU sec, Doctor / couldn't make up my
mind to take such desperate step.
4 Philadelphia woman who gave her
age as ten years younger than she really
is, explained to friend that she was
overlooked at the last census and did
not want to get the records mixed UP.
Recorder ito witness with bandaged
hcadl-"Did he have any provocation
when he struck youg" Witness lie
may have had something Of the kind
concayled on his person, but it was a
brick he struck me Wild.
a smile overspread the face of the
worthy citizen rs he read the newspa
per heading, 'fralmage en- the Nara
cansett.' But his face darkened again
when ne discovered that it was ali
about sermon--that was all
They were soon TO be married. lie
had bat vague idea of house furnish
ing, and he asked her what kind Of
carpets he should get for the parlors.
She said: Administer He warmly
protested that it was none of the min
ister's business.
''It looks like the scene OF a great
battle" remarked traveller, viewing
the work Of recent cyclone at the
West "Yes," said the native, sol
emnly. aud without removing his pipe,
''the place was tux by storm. .
Census taker-"G George --; docs
he live here?" eyes" What's his
business." "He hasn't any" What
is he doing?" Hes away from home:
he won't be back for four years, and
tears gathered in his mothers eyes. At
the next neighbors the enumerator's
suspicious were verified George was
serving out four years sentence in
the State Prison.
A professor OF Greek, who was out
riding with his wife, noticed that the
horse was thirsty. and drove into &
stream by the roadside. The Professor
remarked that there was evidently some
weighty obstruction which prevented
the horse from getting his head down
to drink, and that he would make an
observation with view of detecting
the difficulty. Suddenly he exclaimed:
"Ah! perceive" and proceeded to
unbuckle the crupper.
Miss Browning, Of Denton, Texas,
had two suitors who were inclined to
slay each other. Being of a religions
turn of mind, and desiring to make
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

important and is most strictly kept by all people whose religious teach ings or belief tend toward the Jew ! ish religion of all the sacred days in Ihe calender.
 Jim, a Chinese peddler, caught an Indian this morning on Adams street with chicken, which had belonged to him until some one stole it last night. He grabbed Mir. To by the hair and led him 10 jail, 10 the amuse- ment of byslanders. sam claims that last week thieves stole one d zen of his chickens and that every week he loses some, and thinks 1t time tc put a stop to it.
 A meeting will be held in the Court House, in PhRnix. on Sunday evening, September 12ih, at 8 o'clock to adopt measures for building 8 Catholic church in the town of Pho- nix. All Catholics, and all who are favorably disposed in the matter, are urgently requested to attend. Ad- dresses will be made by several gen t'emen and 8 permanent organization will be effected. Ladies are especi- ally invited and seats will b- reserv- ed for them.
 Major Baldwin arrived in Ph9nix yesterday from Globe yprivate con- geyance to lock at the records of some mining properties in Globe District. recently purchased by him. He leaves today for San Francisco and will return tl his mines in about two weeks. We first met the Major about two years ago, when he was commencing hIs mining operations in ihe Globe District. During this interval he has bonded seven differ ent properties, all of which he has sold to eastern parties, among them the famous McM0Tris mine, sold for $210, OO0 the La Plata. just sold, and the Mexican. He has been the means of distributing to owners of mines Tn Globe Distinct, over five hundred thousand dollars for their mines, and a sum half as great in erect jug works to deveinp them. He has a ten stamp mill at the Wheat Fel;is with a capacity for len mnre stamps. The mil is now working half capac- ity on ore from the McMorris and on half capacity on ore from the Mexi- v mill are connected by q splendid wagon road six miles long, built by Major Baldwin al an expense of seY- ersl thousand dollars. He has, at presen', 8 bond on the House & Rouse mine, in Tonto Basin, which will. no doubt, be taken up and the money paid to those two deserving miners. His vi isit to San Francisco is to make arrangements for the cree tion of an additional ten stamp mill or add ten more stamps to the present one Quite town has already sprung up at the mill site. which has received the name of Stanton The Major thinks that & road should be opened up from Globe to Phmnix by way of Stanton, Cavi- ness Ranch, Mesa City and Haytlen's Ferry,and a daily mail line establish e.!. There is now a splendid road between those two places except g miles between Stanton and CaYircss' Ranch.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

Our Corlez Street neighbor and
 his diciples, for we find not few
 who take their cue from the Demo cratic oracle, are fond of reiterating ihe fallacy their folly has fostercd
 in the assumption that Stewards vote alone, Of all the members of both houses of ihe Legislature, was the potent and all powerful particular vote that passed the railroad bill.
 Why not charge that it wrs Grav'S, Rowe's, Beans, Hughes, Fay's, Speedy's, Mead's, Purdy's, Vail's, Leitch's or Fitch's vote that did the business? Didn't each of these count as much as Stewards? and then didn't Stewart by his vote show that he was in favor of leaving it to q vote of the people; whereas these others, two thirds of whom are Dem ocrats, voted against this latter prop osition? These things are matters of record, and we submit that it.is pettifOgging The case to claim that the vote of Stewart, simply because he is candidate for Congress. had any more to do in the passage of the bill, even though it had been the monstrous iniquity represented than any other Ecm5ez who voted for t.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
TELECRAPHIC.
GEN. MILES REWARDED.

CHICAGO, Sept 7.-Timcs special says that General Miles, the we'll known Indian fighter, will receive the appointment of Chief Signal Of fcer, in recognition of his important services.
 POOR 10 AMUSING HIMSELF.
 DENVER, C~l., Sept. 8.-Tribune's Santa Fe special says: Alexander Le- bon, stage driver was killed by In dians on inc evening of the sixth, sixteen miles from Fort Cummings Two passengers were killed, one I. Cober.s of New York and Emory s. Madden, Of Bowie. Soldiers over took them and engaged them but they escaped, and, il is thought, can not be again overtaken Miners have been drlven from Las Ritas, N NJ, by the Mexican resi- dents.
 SALT LAKE, Sept. 8-Shooting af- fray occurred today in @ car at rail road depot between Capt. R. Smith and Dr. B. Sneadaker Sneadaker shot Smith who fell in the aisle, ap- parently dead. the ball entering his side and penetrating his stomach. An officer seized Sneadakcr and was taking him away when Smith raised 10 his knees ard fired twice into the back of the doctor. killing him in stantly. Trouble was about q woman.
 BURLINGTON, Sept.S.-Republicans will have plurality of 28O00 in this State Legislature has but one Dem ocratic Senator and House is over whelmingly Republican.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept SC. F. CIoeker and Miss Jennie B1arston were married last night.
 General impression is that the new charter is beaten.
 STOCKS.
 The following arc the closing quo tations.
 Tip Top g.
 Silver King s315.
 NEW COLD FIELDS.
 NEW YORK, Sept. S.-There is 6 great rush 10 the new gold fields at Tencor, New South Wales.
 OAKLAND, Sept S.-Galindas Hotel has been burned, loss S5O,000.
 ". G. Knapp, of Utica, N. Y, committed suicide at Niagra Fails l by shouting himself in the head and ! leaping into the rapids.
 Terrible forest fires have been rag ing in the vicinity of Upton, Prov ice of Quebec.
 President Hayes party gave re- ception in thc Capitol in Carson last night
 An explosion occurred in Seabam colleiry, in England, 3O00 men con fined in the mine.
 The meeting for the organization of Republican club in Tucson last night was q very large and cntlusi- astic one. The Convention will be held on the goth
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

No employee ofthis office, agent Jr other person fs auIAosized to make purchases or contract debts for and on account of the RsaaID- No bills against the HERALD will ss recognized except for purchases and con tracts made by the psopr!etors personally or npoa their written crde-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY.
 Dr. o. J. ThIbodo -@on the inva lids chair lust night with throw of forty.
 Many delegates to the Democratic convention from the outside pre- cinc;s are in town.
 The advertising light spoken of in HERILo short tin :jine, hLS bean received by Dr. Thomson.
 One hundred pupils were in at tendance yesterday at the opening Of school. Prof Frambes is principa and is assisted by his wife and Mrs. Susie Cox.
 MT. Morehouse, who is visiting his family from Globe District, yes terday morning showed Us some handsome rich specimens collected by him in that section. He reports the Baldwin mili at tie Whealficlds and the Silver Nugget mill at the Basin both running well and turning out bullion. Considerable activity in the various camps and much pros peri.y in store for that section.
 Mir. Morehouse this morning showed uS Q certificate of assay of Blake & Co, Prescott, of several samples of ore from the mine at Cave Creek, of which c. W. Serrinc of Mesa City is the principal owner, which went well in gold and silver, principally the former, for surface croppiags. MT. Morehouse has bonded the mine for six months and thinks of going east 10 place it.
 WEDNESDAY.
 The following passengers arrived by this mornings coach: Taylor, Klein, Mckenzie, Coffee, for Wick burg; s L. Page, Mrs Graybs, Sey- meur: Mrs Abbott Phoenix M L. Peralta left for Wickenburg.
 The regular weekly meeting and practice of tue Phoenix Brass Band 10 night. Attendance is requested. By order of the President. G. H. Kelly, Band Master.
 Three Hualapai Indians, bound for Yuma, are in town win q gu'rd of soldiers. They are charged with killing and stealing stock and were delivered up by the chief of their tribe to the cOmmandant at Fort Verde They will be tried at Yuma. as they protest they are innocent and that the Yumas did the deeds. One of them is also charged with killing 8 man some years ago.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

Is precaution which should never be neg lected when danger is present, and there fore conrse or fhe Bitters at this season is particularly desirable, especia ly for the feeble and sickly. As q remedy for bilious ness dyFpepsia, nervousness. and bowel comalaints, there is nothing comparabl to this wholesome restorative
 For Sale bd all Druggists and Dealers generally
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

the career of the old Republican
 party. It signalized it's assump-
 ton of power by charge to the
 system of e!ecting ihe Vice Prcsi-
 dei.t which now evtils. It started
 ont with such momentum
 that ii secured tLree double terms,
 or the Presidents for six tsrms, equal to 24 years It happens, generally, to be q law of our politics
 that new parties commence with series of double terms. But, after thr double terms of Jefferson, Mad ison and Monroe, dissens ons and divisions appeared in the party This disintsgrat.on attacks all par ties in mid-career and is primarily traceable 10 the turbulence of the leaders. In 1921 the Republicans had three candidates in the field, Andrew Jackson, Wm. II. Craw- ford and Henry Clay. John c. Adams, who had ran against Mon roe on his second candidacy, On what was called the opposition ticket, reappeared thls year at the head of coalition. There was no | election by the people, which trans ferred the election to the House. John Q. Adams was there elected m the first ballot.
 This epoch would seem to have marked the death of the old parties. Andrew Jackson Is found re emerg-! ng in 1928 as Democrat, and J. }. Adams, his former competitor
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
THURSDAY

Hon. W. 4. Rowe is in the city.
 John Bchan, of Tip Tor. is in the city on the road to the Tombstone country.
 A grand ball mssquc by the Ladies Literary Society is talked for some time next month.
 The marriage of Mir. L. D. Cope. land and Mise Rose Geneva Osborn was set for last evening.
 A large number of the Great Un- scraped'' party are unsatistied with the nominees of their convention.
 Frank Riggs, who has lately sold th5 La Plata mine, in Richmond Basin, to Major Baldwin, is ill the city.
 Edward Gerard, Catholic priest. will hold mass, next Sunday morn ing, at Q o'clock, at The residence of Jesus Olero.
 A Democrat. in front Of the Post office the other night, said he was betting to win when he offered to put up his money on Stewart.
 The location of the inc of the A. c. R k. has been made from Mari copa to the Salt River and will be completed to Phoenix in few days.
 NJ. L. Peralta Jeff by yesterday mornings stage for the Wickenburg and Santa Maria country 10 deliver to Dave Balsz, 500 head of beef cat tie
 Yesterday quite a section of the wall of Becher's new brewery fell in, caused by the weakening of the foundations by water standing in the cellar.
 Charlie, chiej of the Naricooas, has gone on a visit 10 Yuma where he will meet the chiefs Of the tribes of Indians on the Colorado and have g "big talk"
 The passengers on this mornings stage from the railroad were: Rev. c. H. Adams and Fred Meyers for PbenIx; Chinaman for Prescott; J. ". Good for Seymour.
 That 95 pound boy that wears white vest, in charge of the Exposi- tor, is going to give q grand expose of the Republican slate in to-night's paper. No truth in it.
 A 5au and supper will be given at Tempe, next Saturday evening, Sep tember 1lth. at the school house, for the benefit of the Catholic Church at that place. All are invited. Tickets, s2.
 Phenixites visiting Harshaw should not fail 10 visit the Georgia saloon, kept by Cawthorn S Reeves. two old of this place. They put up the first building in that promising camp.
 Rev. G. IT. Adams, Supt. in charge 1s the Methodist interest of this Ter ritory, arrived from Los Angeles this morning, en route to hIs home in Prescott. He has been to the city of lngels to attend the conference.
 The Tucson Star has raised the name of Grant Oury, Democratic nominee for Con gresS, to their mast head, bat they fail to raise Cox, the nominee for Superintendent of Pub ! lie Instruction.
 Full sets If Justices blanks, for i I0ih criminal and civil actions, for ! ale at the HERALD office.
 We are reliably informed that ". }. Hellings has successfully placed l he Centennial mine, located in Globe District. and wi soon return to Ari- | zona with lots of soap" The edi-. or of the New York Tribune is one # the principal owners ill the prop riy.
 Last Monday was the Jewish New fear. being, according to their calen Ter, the 5SS1 year of the existence of he world. Tom kippur, or Day of .fonemeni, will be observed next 19aday, Sept If. Thi- ;s lLe myst
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
E B A x s. s ]!

NOTICE is hereby given that the County and Terri toriaI Taxes of Maricopa County for the year 1880, arc now due and payable at my office, at the 4 gency of the Bank of Arizona, in Phoenix, and if not paid on or before December 18th, 1880, will become delinquent.
 R. s. THOMAS,
 Collector. PHGNIx, A. T., ]
 Sept. 3, 1880. ]
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

ell, John Liddicoet, Paul GoldworihY, George GoldwOrihy and John Daley called at the HERALD office and asked us to give publicity to the way they have been treated by the Ajo Copper Mine, situated 50 miles south of Gila Bcnu, managed by Colonel Boyer. Mir Mitchell acted as spokes man for the party and stated that an advertisement appeared in inc San Francisco Chronicle April 18th, ask ing for cor per miners with s per day and board as pay and their passage WAS paid which WAS taken out of their first months pay, which has peen the only settlement the men have had, although they were put off by all kinds of promises until Sept. when they tired of this kind of fool ing and poor board-which consisted of two meals day of the poorest of the poor-ihry were notified by the Superintendent that orders had been received 10 shut down work and they were left in the middle of the desert. fifty miles from Gila Bend without money CT grub. They report their treatment from first to last as shame ful in the extreme, and had it not been for Mir. NoOnan. of Gila Bend, who sent out T team and brought them to the Bend and fed them, they would have had 10 cross that deser without food They have attached the property of the Company, which they understand is fully able to pay and who report that they apTropri- a;el sufficient money but that it was wrongfully used by the said Boyer, their agent.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-07
MANKATO,

We understand from Resident Director
Pitcher that the work on the Normal school
building is progressing and is SO far enclosed
as to protect from rain, and from the appear
ance of the building it will be much handsomer
in appearance and much better in every re-
speot. Prof. Soaring is expected here to take
charge and open the school August 25.
The Fourth and 9Th have passed, the smoke
has cleared away and everything passed off in
fine style, but as matter of course there were
few accidents. Amongst the number are the
following: Frank Gleason and some other
boys were racing on the driving park. Frank
was thrown from his horse and was consider
ably cut about the head. DR.. Frisbie was
called to dress the wound and thinks the skull
is not injured. A young son of Mr.. Meihifer
was celebrating with fire crackers, when one
was slow about going off. and he was blowing
it, when it exploded and injured his eyes con-
siderably. We understand that A. R. Pfau' q
son was celebrating with toy pistol loaded
with blank cartridges, and put hole through
the palm of his hand. Two Of Mr.. Morse's
boys, of Jacksonville, while fooling with some
powder on Sunday, were considerably hurt
about the face.