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he Reses Qsestisn.

Our farmers srs talking. and talk.
'og to . purpose With regard to Fen.
Gee sod Fence Laws IN this State.
A planter writing 10 tho States o.
Inmates tho cost OF bic fencing 1t
ESQ. per mile. aud be complains,
quite justly. 10 think, that be has to
sxpeod >ASOo to protect bic crops
from other peoples stock. We know
OF . piece Of land OF s. acres, and
valuable land also. which will cost
over $500 to fence II. OF nearly go
per scre. The time hss como 10 this
State when something must b done
about this matter. Stock, which 10
allowed 70 roam ct large, will and
do every winter. break In and destroy
. large per centsge OF tho cotton
crops. and this b . great loss IN I'd.
ditioo to tho cost ofkeeping up fences.
The great majority Of this stock ID
worthless. II pays no taxes, MOI
does Il pay the owners. To leeislate
upon tho subject b . duty our Police
Juriss and Legislature ove the pub.
10. Lot 20 psss laws to protect crops
against the iurosds OF stock, and 70.
Quire stock 70 pay tho bills.
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Nsthsrs! Neither, u,thsr,l ~

0OS0et0S 0OSoofo ~ OOthefDl
Arc you disturbed at night and
broken OF your rest by Q eick child
suffering and crying With the excru.
cisting pain Of cutting teethi Ifso
60 q ONCE and get 9 bottle Of MRS.
Il will relieve the poor little sulferer
tely-depend upon It: there
10 no mistake about Il. There "a not
Q mother on earth who has ever
used II, Who will not tell you at once
that 1t Will regulate tho bowels, and
give rest to tho mother, and relirf
and health TO tho child, operating
like magic. It % perfectly safe to
use 10 OIL Gases. and pleasant TO the
toote. and y tho prescription Of one
Of tho oldest and best family physi.
clans and nurses Ia the United States
Sold everywhere. IS cents . bottle
Nov. 0.-ly
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Grand ECOre
WAREHOUSE.

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashed tho bnsines: q
III Chambers Il Barbee ut this Po'nt'
aud secured their services, am prepsi,,:
ed to store aud forward promptly, 0l
freights and cotton consi gned to my case'
Rates of storage in future will % u
follows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for treights'
Thirty.ive Cents per bale for Cotton
WIN. FRENCH.
March 24-tf,
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NEW
Boarding House.

MRS. T. SCHUMAN announces to tho
pnblic that she has opened . BOARD
ING HOUSE at her residence on tho
corner of ST. DENIS and SECOND
Streets.
The house is centrally located, roomy
and airy, and travellers can find accom-
modations for themselves and animals.
Boarding furnished by the day, week o.
month, at reasonable rates. Tho teole
will be we'll supplied, aud transient
visitors will fiud this house the lnost
comfortable anG convenient in the city.
March IL, 'el-6m.
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Succession Sale.
Succession Of Francois Floriyal Ne.

Succession Of Francois Florival Ne.
foyer.
QY virtuo of an order Of tho Hon.
- District Court Of tho Parish Of
Natchitoches, will offer for sals st 10
Door Of Court House of sid parish st
u o'clock NJ, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of April 1851,
tho following described property, -
longing to said Succession, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel Of land atu'
ated in the parish Of Nstchitoches,
bounded north by lands belonging to g.
W. Thompson. on the south and east BY
lands belonging to Whit A. Curry, %
the west by Athoas river, containing Ous
Hundred and Sixty acres, moro Of ~,
together with all the buildings and in
prOvements situated thereon.
Terms OF Sale:
Cash-suhject to appraisement.
MARIE THERESE METOYEk.
March l2.-tds. Administrative.
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A0minlst ratours:

President, n. DUCLERC. (ancien Niniatre
aea tinancea; actuellement S6nateur.)
., ~. BILL1ET, m des Administrations de
- benque dc France. Ex.membre do Ia Cham.
bre de commerce de Paris.
de Paris. -''''''0
, GRlMOULT, Ex.Pr6sident du Tribunal de-
Commerce de Ia Seine. "' 10
htALpHEN, Ex'Juge du Tribunal de Ia Seine
MEkC1Ek, Juge du Tribunal du Commerce
~, LtPPMANN, Banqaier (Maison Allgerie l.
OUT1N. Membre du Conse,l Municipal do
PASSY, Represantant / rAssemblSe N.t;o.
male. "'''0 ""''o'
PERE1RE, President do ID Compaenie Co.
. WATEL. Membre du Conseil Nunicipal do
T. BURKHARDT. President,
CaAS. MAURY, Vice. President.
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JURY LIST.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Natchitoches.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Natchitoches.
Clerks Office, 18th District Court.
On Wednesday, March 10th, A. d.,
1851, the members of tho Jury Commits.
sion met in the Clerk . Office at Nstchl-
toches, L., pursuant to law: Present
Joseph Henry. J. Alphonse Prudhom,me.
Charles A. Billiard and George W. Kear.
ney. Clerk. When Charles A. Billiard.
In presence of the other Commissioners
present. proceeded to open and draw
from the General Venire box, ono At 4
time. the following named persons. to
serve % Grand aud Petit Jurors At the
regular J ane Term, 1881, of tho nth
Judicial District Court, in and for the
parish Of Nstchitoches, State of Louisi.
ana. tO.Wit:
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A1eW 0asis ssems b have taken
o0l1oe h ~ European Einsdoms
~ 10pfss a Europe sinos The ..
0a)Do16oa q Als1aodee II. Csas OF
- Ae0all 1sed oasthouake M
oUvoge1 01dee ~ Lord Mayors
- 8 6eo1e1. u ~ sAaps q
- ~ Deaa1D q blaseaae pov.
oeasg uoo1v = e1ploda Next
80 80 ~ a1laahe6, Dot 4.
Soeo11o1 = eooe sethe DIR
oSc1.aee balnsA I lladull opein
49, - sheaA M 8 ~.
9o - uoaee1 euau10e a -
- nea1sA 6tls - 81. -
- c!1l1aaoolv 1lgsevupo1 49, r
J - y = ~ esp)nl1cd ~
= $3.50 80 p no. -.
.'s.. ~. = boeesalse 8 -.
e.! 80. -! $50
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D1RECTEUR3 A NEW YORK

\; GEORGE G. MAG0UN. de- Ia Maisop
Ai6der; Peabody & Cie,, Boston ct New York.
RICHARD BUTLER, de 10 Msison Howard
Sanger T. Cie.. New York. -~o""''
Kelly l. Gle. Now York, ct Donohos. Kiln AZ
Co., San Francisco.
LOUIS y. REBlAN, Agent General do i.
Compagnie Trausatlantiqle.
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y January II, ~ store Of lsidoes
1N3 %. 10. = nagasiss g., New
Os1eooA Ne Destroyed By Ars, II.
0ooooo 81, 200. o. Monday the alst.
- 0saod Jufy q Orleans indicted
0oeoo 1sVl lAwresee Daasoo.
Voeo1eoDo0Aa; Mathew Nay. col.
bo0oe, "a H0Gsjok 0Gineoo. packor.
- Seeding 0Io % u store. Levi
~ 0allsd b $1,000. Baanon, Msy
- ot,aooo vees jailed u dsiault Of
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The tIlal Of The aseeaeins az TIA
Csas q RuaolA began lase Wedaas.
0oV.
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No Americans OF Englishmen were
emoog tho Victims OF tho Opere
Houoe eoonagcatlon @ Njce.
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~ Nashville Bxllstis Of tho seth
- ~ following eonceening ths
ooeee,1g q H. 4. 0oemas, which
~ 0ooo ~ euAjeet Of much aaxie.
q - ~ pat q BID ltjends here:
o. ~ Saturday morning Q az.
lo1D0v eooolye0 upeo our otsoeee D..
uolo 0ook 3 = 1oooetooo aud n,
~ 0oe0eo % which The latter ~
ooeS cd oee1oasly wounded. M
0o9ooe S004e ooseoo q lest Tuesday
~ De. 3oooeeooe Wos allowed
lD0e y ~ oe0 q 0,Seo. AZ time
0vsed4e 1s.. 0oeoa1 = doing Quite
w 81 ~ hope that hio rocovefy
~ y opoo6y end complete.
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Sa11v4l011. La, March q, 1851,
Editor Natchitoches vlxDlcroa:
Sill ON DESTROYS OF having "a
advertisement 10 tho Vindicator. and
have the following liberal offer 70
make:
Ivii! cell you any Nschius I have
u stock et caeh figures, payable ono
half 10 advertieing, and tho bsisnoe
10 cash on delivery OF tho Machine.
] ON edvertjojog 10 several papers on
those terms. They give mo Q twelve
OF fifteen line local for one year.
You would have little or no trouble
10 di:pcslng Of tho Machine. I oell
@ follows:
Improved Singer, drop leaf cover.
two drawers and attachments. a 036
1mp'ed Wheeler + Wilson. drop :
Leaf cover, az
Improved Silent White. drop . Leaf si
cover, 3 dceWerS, 01O
+. Improved Wilson. drop als.i oo!s q:
) drawers, 90
Al early answer will oblige yours
truly, HoerrI 0Ilfrn
Ones q Tho Peoples vl.lleator. -
NA7cHl7oczls. Ia. March Is, 1881.
NJ. Foster Carter, Shreveport, La:
Dear Strive charge % cents per
llos tor locals. consequently your Is
lines would amount to 1l6s. 90 for ono
year, sddin9 the OF 50, half cash, I
could. for the reasonable SOM OF CTS.
50, procure from you . osS Sewing
Machine. The liberslity Of the offer
q manifest. The vlxDlcA7os be- not
yet reached that period Of decay
which would require "6lliog up" ct
such figures. I would like to adver.
tise for you. provided II did not cost
ne % much. Say, for instance. you
take 1 inches. run OF tho paper, I
year for >S5; or send mo electrotype
IL lines 70 run IN locals I year for >7s
lee Is per cent By this means I
could make something, and you
would get ct tho public Of my circu.
latioo ct no cost to my paper. Your
machines sre no doubt GOOD, but - I
On running . paper for money and
not on philanthropic principles, Of
course I cant b expected 10 pay for
their introduction to tho public.
Awaiting your pleasure,
! an Yours very truly.
]. II. Co6o1ovI,
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LA COMPLIANCE"

(Compagnie d'Assuranco contre lIncendie,
DE PARIS. (FRANCE.)
Organisee on 1874,
BUREAU No. T. RUE FAvARr.
Total de pActif. Frs. S9,47s, 81. TO-
1886 662 %.
Aux Etats. luis, @" Bonds de 4 pour
cent-$586. 534 a.
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References 4 ID Nouvelle.tDrle.n..

A. CARRIERE 4 Fills. SMITH BROS & GLE
A. RGHEkEAU l. Gle, r. POURSiNE. i
!; rHdPPS Gle, Z. MARQUEE T. Gle,
MHMlDT 4 ZIEGLER, DELVAILLE & L.
rEYkE E L1MET, Editeur de rAbeiIle. s
H. a; KENNEDY, President Banque Rationale d.
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8s. JooeA The prescott Poetmasteg
0ooogol ~ . moee envisble reputa.
- 10 ~ o0oieaey With which be
OooA0Egoo ~ duties OF Postmaster
! Ueo Yoek elty. o. the closiug Of
~ oeeooots Of that o@ce. under biz
oenloaslsakoa. isom January I "a
3DeA !. & ~ shown that there bed
80 poad b the United States Tees.
~ >o'A0.lS. sIelusive OF I'll o..
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! 31Soastssy Of State. william n.
0v0so. g 1eW Yoek; EI.0eoatoe
AM q. 1Auf0se. Of Ohio, aud 7.
q. 3eWA e Wlseoosin, The United
0ln1oo 0o0mlGolooees % the Inter.
ooaeoal 1ooetasy Ooeisrsnes. short.
w . Asld n Paris. viii sail tor
0oooo. to-day. n The Inmaa steam.
~ 0Gy q Richmond.
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~ Doegs ed Ieglish have at
~ 0a6o peoee. The former being
DU0)1oo0 - manage their home q.
~ ~ tto0 British intesfsseece.
4 ~ 0QuAeo Blows isom The should
q D ~ Deses. hsvs he'd . sslutasy
0Dooe q Joho Dull'o hasd.headod
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4 vtoesos hAjl and sais storm VI.
~ oossvsooss lest Noeday.
u D sspscssd that the grain e..
DeeoD q 1sV Oslssss thls yeas viii
SaasA Wo.soo bushles. against
oDoSo bssAels oely thres ysan ego.
h soioBoaios isom Germany 70
A0oeo - become % lasRs that
OooAoeAlp eo0pssiss afs Obliged 70
GAagese s1tsa sesa0sss 70 sccomoo-
~ ~ e0lgsaats.
A6sUoAsA iron wsshiaUtoe under
~ q ~ Ssth. sessss that Psssi.
80 0as1sA ~ Decided aos % call
@ sstsa ssssloe d Coeassss.
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~ 0osse q Rspssssotativss Of
3sanA D . vote q q 70 q. o. the
~ 1eon1o1 ~ blll 70 Submit 70
- Doe0oe Q eooseituljooal amend.
90 DsoAiooeiag ~ 0aoulAceuss,
~ - iopestasjoa q alcoholic
l1olD = Shas Oesse.
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~ D1Al, ~ Louioiaos eatsasle.
0ooe )eo0e up Q veeitahlo full. nsdg.
c. - 6 ~ Waite House. aad
UaO . Q Voo6esful scramble Tor The
5ooNso cd 1shse." Il y % b hop.
q NJ psooldeot Garfield viii q
60 0okO ~ nomioasjooo for thia
0ln1A cd give the exhausted Peli.
- o0oAll roopota.
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AseaoaaA says sAs very learned
)sOlslae1es q tAss State. viii 70 loo.
GO teoesaae % ''oass" tom The pub.
~ . ~ peoounciatioa Of the usms
6 tAok bo)oVod Doehee. i has now
0ooooe Q ''saV" worthy Of peculiar
$3.50 llks ssy other ssv. that you
OVog ~ ~, b gsd.
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nth. We Insist that tho honor OF q
public debt b higher than tho honor
OF . private obligation. II such thing
caa be. and that oil such debts
should b acknowledged and paid 70
tho utmost iarthine.
lsth. We recognise tho expreseion
Of tho judiciary - tho last and bind.
Ing expression Of civil society. and
10 authority should never b resisted
q bemeaoed.
18th. 6ectionalism b the bsns and
curse Of American society, and should
b up1ooted from the land,
18th. We insist that American eiu.
sens shsll b protected In al their
sscognissd legal and personal riehts
q home sad abroad.
18th Capital should bs left 70 work
Ito own profit Aud No favor tho an.
oosragensnt end fostering. by M.
aoaal = veil - Local government.
o. eoansres. naaafaetoriss and I'm
migration.
lsth. We Oppose rsligious inteetsr.
49, u esvtl msttess. end VIII reeiet
au Sunday o. peohibition levs ~ an.
~ 90 exclusive. Every man be-
et0os - ~ drink aa1 oajoy hin.
oels enejeee only 70 tho genecal LAW
e 0oe1eey.
I'M. Rsblb podtioa shev)d - N
Scvasd q Dselle soo0dsose, found.
9 = - Aoaeoey cd ioAellioooee q
nee!ense; - - aeeo11t OH
|eel9 . ~ polll3nl psoaelleaeoa
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

A NISrr.-Drooas who has been so I'M
tremendously sloughod off from the Ners
called upon us on Wednesday night. and
said that he desired to say to us that he did
not blame us in the least for publishing the
account furnished us by Mr.. Denny, al
though he said it misrepresented him. He
said that he published several items against
us, because he was hired to do So that one
Of the men who wanted TO control gave him
q very slanderous communication relating to
MS, which he refused to put in type, and
that since that time said hom5re had been
much down on him. He gave US to under
stand, what we knew lefo9e, that after com.
ing here and starting the Ne'gs, he soon
learned from the conduct and Language OF
the men who had encouraged him to CONT
here, that the object they had in starting
this new paper was to iniure the TELLEl
aud not to develope the country or to make
the Ne'cs q paying concern, md that as he
had got into the matter he thought to APP
reasc their spleen for a while till he could
work out and pay i'll his labor what he had
agreed to pay for the press and material
and then take the press and type to sonc
new railroad point where there was an ope.
field to conduct paper upon right prinei
pies. That he has done the work OF tw.
men since he has been in the Ne'es, an,
really peid for over two-thirds the value o
the press aud the material, and now they
have oustcd him while under cloud ant
paid him hundred dollars for about iiv,
months hard labor He did not hesitate t,
give names. If his version be true he ha
been badly dealt with, financially
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

A proposition is now being discussed
fer sessregating the territory of Utah
and parcelling out the territory be
tween the states Of Colorado and New
ada, and thus suhjecting the Mormons
to the laws of these states respectively
which are framed expressly against
poligony. There is much more sense
in the above, than there is in attempt
ing to disfranchise the Mormons by
act of congress direct or admitting the
state with her po!ygamous doctrines
ensraftcd in her constitution.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

But the assertion that the Statesman
has opposed polygamy will be news to
its readers. 1t is we'll known fact
that it did, in the last political cam
paign, abandon Smith, the republican
candidate for congress, and support
one Geo. Ainslie, jack Mormon and
a Democrat, foI that position. We
would like to hear the ex-Judge's rea
sons for such course. Was it be
cause he secretly desired to assist the
Democrats while protesting to De a re
publican, or had he been put through
the endowment house and taken to
solemn vow to support the polysamou'
institutions of Mormonism -. IL
pHVjcdp.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14
Not Our Fault.

The Lewiston TELLER Of December
"a, arrived on Thursday, the first copy
that has been received at this place
for month. Leland, we want your
paper regularly, aud so do the North
Idaho Legislators. Please do not fail
to mail it--Lah1 Democrat.
The Democrat and the names Of
our northern delegation were all on
our books, and our mails regularly
put in the post office every Friday
eve, and you should have received
your copies. We have missed severa
copies of the Democrat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14
4 Reported Swint,ie


If Brooks statement reported to us
be true the men who installed Brooks
as editor and publisher of the Neers
by bold stoke of strategy made upon
him while he had not dollar in his
pocket, and having in their own pos
session the written conditions upon
which he was to publish the Vews,
and while he was under cloud, virtu-
ally robbed him of the value of the la
Dor of two printers during the period
of five months, and, the proprietor
ship Of the Neus which he regards
worth at least one thousand dollars
for simply one hundred dollars.
Whatever may have been the personal
indiscretions of Brooks outside of his
paper, the laborcr is still worthy OF
his hire and no man or set of men can
be justified in taking from him what
Justly belongs to him and what he
has earned by his own industry just
because he is under a cloud "Iet
justice he done though the Heaven,
fall' is our motto.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

FIFTH STREET GRADE. During the rapid
melting OF the snow, ice and falling rain
about 20 miners inches of water came
through the fifth street grade from the fiat
above the town. A couple of workmen
made rapid use of picks in breaking frozen
ground and removing rocks at the head, Sc
that the water did much ground sluicing Of
main street. All the low places on Mai,
street and D street and on the lots between
these streets We're completely filed witt
water The ground slucing did more worl
in clearing this grade than the work Of hal
q dozen men for one whole week could hay,
done.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14
Down and Out.

We are advised that the umpires
who installed Brooks as the editor of
the Ne. Perez Ne,cs waited on him on
Tuesday morning at his ofsice and in
formed him to gather up his few traps
and quit the office forthwith. The
cause of this sudden movement as we
learn, was some little article that ap-
pearod in the TELLER week before last.
We are very sorry, gentlemen, that
the TELLER, which some of you claim
has no influence nor standing among
the people, should have so disturbed
your equilibrium, and thus blocked
your little game to wipe out the TELLER
and build upon it's ruins an exponent
of your own personal views Of public
and business policy, and moral ethics.
But, gentlemen, you know it was our
duty. Every editor who tries to be
the exponent of your dosmas, will fol
low in Brooks wake either sooner OF
later. Better employ man who has
some conception of what belongs to q
public newspaper and give to him full
discretion and control, and he will not
be SO likely to damn himself and Yet
likewise. The public generally are fal
better judges of what is wanted thar
any one of you dare be. We don
ask anything for the above suggestions
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

WEATHER.-Y esterday it became quite
clear and comparatively warm, the sun
shining in full splendor, from which many
strongly hope that Winter Is over, and that
by February the frost will be ont of the
ground and land in condition for successful
ploughing. We wish these predictions
might be fulfilled. We long to see a revi-
val of all branches of business among our
people. Great hopes and expectations are
built up for what is to be accomplished for
us during 1881.
PREDICTIONS FAIL.--Notwithstanding the
prophecies of yesterday, that we We're to
have no more Winter, it grewcold last night
| and four inches Of snow was on the grount
this morning and still falling.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

PoErLASD.--Ihe Oregonian Of the
the 9th ult., has an article in defense
of the Puget Sound Courier, charging
misrepresentation on the part Of the
Oregonian in relation to its CONNER.
cial situation. The Oregonian's arti
ole sets forth facts in supper. of Port
land, that are not easily gain said In
fact the article is the most logical and
convincing we have ever seen upon the
subject, and exhibits in the writer q
satisfied triumph in his conception Of
Portand's supremacy as the city oi
the north west.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

PosT OfrINl.-Some movement should be
made to secure aid 30 our worthy Postmast-
er, w. ?. Hunt, in the performance of the
arduous and protracted duties pertaining to
the Postoffice in this city. His present
compensation is entirely inadequate to his
hiring and paying for clerk, and the duties
are far too onorous for one man in the Office.
He will resign his position and the people
will lose good and faithful officer unless
some relief can be granted.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

a NEW MAN AT THE BELLOWS. Mr..
Parker brother of Frank Parker of the
Statesman has been installed in the News as
editor. OF Mr.. Parker we know but little.
but if he has any of the ability of Frank,
he can get up spicy paper, unless he suf-
fers himself to be controlled by few sore
heads, who in newspaper affairs appear to
have no more than a thimble full of brains.
We hope that Mr.. Parker will exhibit the
requisite independence, and be able to
make good paper, and one that the peo-
pie generally can respect for its honorable
efforts to develope the country.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

COUNTY BOUNDARIES. Considerable was
said about contemplated change in onr
county boundaries at this session Of the leg,
slature, but so far we have seen no move
mont made in that direction by any of our
delegation. If anything is to be done, i.
were well that the bill be introduced early,
so that the people to be affected thereby can
see its provisions and make their objections
if any they may have.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

MAIL DELAY-The Walla Wai.a mail did
not reach here Tuesday or Wednesdaynight,
owing TO the high water of Alpowai creek
1t Is reported that the damage done to the
read along that creek is greater than it was
two years ago, The Colfax mail did not
reach !ere Wednesday night. The Mt. Idaho
has made regular trips but been behind time.
On WEDNESDAY night the Mt. Idaho stage
broke tongue in the Soldier canyon where
the road is represented to be almost impas-
sable. The Moscow mail has made regular
trips.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-01-14

GRADED School FOR LEWISTON. - II c
learn that bill introduced in the Lcgisla-
in Lewiston has passed both Houses and
been signed by the governor. The provi-
sions Of the bill we know not in full, but
trust they are such as to secure the speedy
establishment of q good graded school fol-
this city, such as Will command the hearty
support Of ali good citizens.