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1t 10 asserted that prohibition was carried ID
Iowa through the efforts Of the women. They or
CANNED associations In nearly every county. AID
By diligent and importunats appeals 10 isdlyid'
were languidiy opposed 10 The proposition 10 sup.
port u at the polls.
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CSrrssPoadenes Bsifiaors CSHHty f'sies.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN SCHOOLS.

IoWsoNfoWN, SeptembcF 9th, 1882.
Editors Uaisn III William Moore Isaac, Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, &C.,
&e-, &C., does not run q majority Of the School
Commissioners Why was his daughter, who had
been teaching only ten months, changed from
waverly school, where she received $500 . year,
70 school near woodberry, where she will receive
800 yearl IL this civil service reform and
does II discriminate against experienced tsachsFsl
No wonder the boss wants some mere Of the same
majority In the School board. GRAB An.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-09-09

~ The election in Maine takes place on Mon
day next. Governor. four members Of Congress
and members Of the Legislature are 10 be elected,
and the prospects for . Republican victory are
good.
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Neyenih District.

AT ELI SIMPSONS,
On Tuesday and Wednesday. September 5ih and
9th aud Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER 18th and 18th:
AT PLEASANT HUNTERS, wIsEBURG,
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday. September
7th, sth and 9th, and Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. lith. 18th and 10th.
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e8-Mr Swim has served ~ School Commits
sionsr about twelve years. The Judges serve for
aftssn years. Hsisonly three years behind then.
How long will u take him 10 catch upi
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Es-Ths fair Of the York county PAL Arri-
cultural Society will be held on the same days as
the baltimore county fair viz, Oct. 4, T. s, and
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Eighth District.

AT CocKEYsvILLE HOTEL,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday aud
Saturday, September jth, 9Th, eth. s,h and
9Th. and Tuesday. September 18th;
AT CHAS. o. c0cKEY's l0.MILE HOUSE,
YORK ROAD,
On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th.
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ATB. W. ADy's, HARTFORD PIKE.
on Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 5th. 9th. 9Th. sth and 9Th;
AT HENRY WALTERS. GERMANTOWN,
On Wednesday, September 18th
AT JACOB WOLVES, RiDGELY'S FORCES.
On Tuesday. Thursday. Friday aud Saturday,
September 18th, lsth, 18th and 10th.
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sixth District.

AT p. l.. MERRIKEN's STORE, MIDDLE
TOWN,
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, September jth, 9Th. 5th,
sth aud 9Th, and September 18th, 18th,
lith, 18th and 10th.
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Fifth District.

AT GEORGE ". J0RDAN's HOTEL,
On Thursday, September 18th;
At JOHN W. BAuBLfTZ'S HOTEL, BECK.
LEYSvILLE,
De Thursday, September eth:
AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
On Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday aud Saturday.
September 5th, 9th, sth and 9th. and Tues.
day, Wednesday. Friday and Saturday,
September 18th, 18th. 18th aud 10th.
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en-Ths decrease In the public debt Tor the
month Of August amountsd % about si6,0o 600.
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New Advertisements.

NOTICE.
OrricE CouSry COMMISSIONERS o. BALro. Co.,
Towsoxrows. Mr., Sept. 9, 1889.
The Offices Of the County Commissioners and
Treasurer of Baltimore county WILL BE CLOS
ED on
Tss.iay, SspismIsr i2sk, 1882;
this action being taken 10 allow the officials and
clerks 10 participate In the 0rioie Celebration on
that day. The ohiees will be opened a. usual on
WEDNESDAY, September i3th. BY order.
EDWARD W. sTIEPEL,
JOHN II. MILLENDER,
JOHN 7. n. PARLETT,
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county.
Test; J. n. scH0NE, Chief Clerk.
Sept. alt.
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Third District.

Third District.
AT STEvENSON'S STATION. GREEN
SPRING BRANCH, n. C. r. R.,
On Tuesday and Wednesday. Sept. 5th and 9Th
AT cALvRRT0N,
On Thursday, September 7th;
AT ARLINGTON HOTEL, REIsTERsT0wN
ROAD,
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. sth and 9Th;
AT BART0N's STORE, wO0DBERRY,
On Tuesday. September 12th;
At GODMAN's STORE, CLIFTON,
On Wednesday and Thursday. Sept. 18th and 9Th !;
At F0wNER'S 7.MILE HOUSE, REFS.
TERsT0wN ROAD.
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 18th and 10th.
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corrs.Poadsaes Baiiimors cSunty Ua.on.
LETTER FROM UPPER FALLS.

An old Campaign and New song-The
Turnpike 20 be Improved-Our Road
LAVA Horse Railway Wanted
-Abate tho Nuisance.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
r E"oLur'ox VS.
GARRISON FOREST GRANGE
-oS IHE-
DEATH OF DICKINSON GoRsucH.
WHEREAS, Il has pleased Almighty God In His
wisdom TO call from our midst worthy brother
aud co-iaborer 10 our order;
BE 20 rssoissd by the Garrison Forest Grange
assembled, that the Order Of l.. Of n. has io,t a
most worthy member. the oousty one Of her most
honored citizens, and the community in which he
lived n true Christian friend and advisor, aud his
bereaved family loving husband and father.
Resoirsd, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to his family and published in the county pa.
psr', and spread upon the minutes Of this Grange.
SAMUEL BRADY,
CHARLEs T. CocgES, Committee.
u. FRANCIS SASpgRsON.
IS|TO THE DEMOCRATIC
60 VOTERS OF BALTIC. 90.
F,Ilor Cifi.sM On my return to Towson.
town last Saturday, after ten days absence from
home. vas informed that some opposition TO my
denomination for Chief Judge Of the Third Ju.
dieiai Circuit bad been started.
The time appointed for the primary meetings
10 so near that will be unable 10 see my friends
10 all parts Of the county. and therefore | take
this method Of announcing TO the voters Of the
county that an . candidate for re-nominat alton
for Chief Judge, and respectfully ash Tor the sup
port Of all Democrats At the primary meetings
hereafter 10 be held.
Very respectfully.
Aug. I9...tm.) RICHARD GRAs0N.
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Important to Fruit-Packers !

Buy Your Outflts and Supplies from the
Manufacturer.
We can furnish Fruit Packers and those about 20
engage in the business with supplies Of al kinds
for Canning Houses. including Process Kettles,
Furnace Doors. Cauldrons, Crane Fixtures, Crate
Bars, Gasoiene Fire Pots. Soldering Machines, &c.
JeS-orders promptly flled and prices iow.-s8
8. n. SINDALL q CO..
o and y W. Pratt ~, Baltimore.
Sd 4 9Th doors west Of Bridge. tJuns3y
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C6rre,pondenes Baifiaore Couafy Uhion.
LETTER FROM BALTIMORE.


Tho Oriole egistration-
Politics-The Next Aayoraity-
Crowded Streets. Etc.
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AT sHRIvER's STORE. REIsTERsTOwN,
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, September 9Th, 9th, 9Th. sth and
9th. and Tuesday, Wednesday,. Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. September
l2th, 18th, iith, 18th and 10th.
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Twelfth District.

HWehttu DtSttteus
At AUGUST GLEug's. BELAIG ROAD,
On Tuesday, September 5th;
AT J. N. SMITHS, PUTTY HILL,
On Wednesday. September 9th and Wednesday.
September l3th
AT JOHN DRESSEL'S, GARDENvILLE,
On Thursiay, September 9Th and Thursday, Sep
TENDER isth:
At MRS. WALTERS, sTEMMER'S RUN,
On Friday. September sth;
AT AUGUST wEIs. CANTON,
On Saturday, September 9Th;
AT GEo. II. LUKEN's. CLIFTON. BELAIR
ROAD,
On Tuesday, September 18th:
At u. {. PAIRo'S GOLDEN RING HOTEL
On Friday. September 18th;
At HOENEvOGIlT'S, HIGHLANDT0wN,
On Saturday. September i6th.
Thirteenth District.
AT JOSEPH HELLMAS's,
On Tuesday and Wednesday. September Sth and
9Th, aud Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep.
TENDER l2th and 18th:
AT MRS. REITZ's, ANNAPOLIS ROAD,
On Thursday, September !th: and Thursday. Sep.
TENDER 18th;
At wM. CLIPPERS, ANNAPOLIS ROAD.
On Friday and Saturday. September sch and sth
AT wALTENYER's. GWYNN'S FALLS
BRIDGE,
On Friday and Saturday, sept. 18th and 10th.
- toters desiring 10 register are requested
TO come forward early; and those having natu-
raiisation papers mast, under the directions ol
the iaw, exhibit them TO the Registers.
JOS. r. STEINAcKER,
Register let District.
CHARLES y. ROGERS,
Register "a District.
GEORGE II. ELDER,
Register ID District.
wM. L. sHRIvER,
Register 9Th District.
FRANK p. BOSOM,
Register 5th District.
MRLcHOIR H0sIALL,
Register 9Th District.
clIAS. l.. ALMONY,
Register 7th District.
z. P0TEkT,
Register sth District.
cHAs. II. MANN, sR.,
Register 9th District.
THOMAS BOND,
Register 10th District.
EDWIN A. 00RsUcT,
Register llth District.
THOMAS D. TODD.
Register 18th District.
7. D. HALL,
Register i3th District.
Aug. 2s.-tn.
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MONEY To LOAN
ONE SUN OF $4,000 TWO SUNS OF
$1,000 each, and enc sum Of ssee. for from two 10
Eve years, at per cent. Apply 10
n. W. OFFUTT,
Attorney, &e., TowsOntown, Nd.
Aag. fit
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TWO SUMS or On, See EACH. AND
LOAN ON RIRsT-cLAss MORTGAGE AT Q
PER CENT. m8-fARMs FOR SALE.
Apply 10 or address
g. PARKER BOsLRY,
Attorney at Law, Tewsontown, Nd.
July 37.-tfl Towson p. o.
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A CORNER LOT IN THE CITY, IMPRov-
ED BY TWO HOUSES, ONE OF WHICH Is
DRUG STORE. FARM NORTH Or
NORTHEAST OF THE CITY, At A FAIR
VALUATION, WILL BE TAKEN IN Kx-
CHANGE. JOHN p. CLARKE,
Lezisgton sn1 Calvert strss,s, Bsitinsrs.
Asg.3e,'s3y.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


Published ~ AsfhertfU Of the Regisfsrs.
The undsrsignsd, 0aieers Of Registration for tho
different Election districts Of Baltimore county,
hereby give notice that according 20 Law they will
hold their SEPTEMBER SITTING FOR THE
YEAR 1852. each In their respective districts for
the purpose Of registering ali qualified voters Of
said county, at the following places and al the
following times. being
TEN DAYS IN SEPTEMBER, VIZ:
5TH. 9TH. It'll, sTH. 9TH AND 18TH, 18TH,
18th, 18TH AND l6TlI. FROM THE HOUR
OF 3 A. ~. TO THE HOUR or 7P.M.
EACH DAY, AS FOLLOWS:
First District.
AT TIMOTHY cASEY's, GARRISON LANE,
On Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
tsmbes 5th. Sch and 7th;
At ADAM DIETRIcH's. cARR0LLTON,
On Friday and Saturday, September sth and 9th
HOTEL.
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, sspt.m-
Der 18th, 18th and 18th;
AT MccAULEY'S COOPER SHOPS, ELL
COLT CITY,
On Friday and Saturday, Sept. 18th and 10th.
second District.
At Il. w. HARMS, ALBERT0N,
On Tuesday, September 5th;
AT P0wHATAN HALL,
On Wednesday, September 9Th;
AT A. II. SHADES, RANDALLsT0wN,
On Thursday, Friday, Saturday, September 9Th.
sth and 9th. aud Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday. September
18th, 18th, 18th. 18th and 10th.
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New Advertisements.
James II. Gable. Attorney, IS 81. Paul Sire
Baltimore.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

SEVENTH DISTRICT. BALTIMORE couN.
TY, ND, SITUATED "a MILES FROM
WHITE HALL STATION, AND a
MILES FROM PARTITION STA.
TON on THE NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02
ANOTHER CHANCE,

We we're informed this week by .
who claimed to know, that
the o. r. l. N. Co. have learned by an
unhappy experience that the grade
over the divide between South Texas
and the Junction is too heavy for trans.
portating grain in large quantities, and
that they have determined to take up
the track over this portion Of the line
and make use Of the river BY their
boats to carry off the grim that is trib-
utary to Snake river, after their present
contracts are fulfilled. There must
have been some bad engineering calcu-
la,ions to have, in the first place, ex'
pected to use such hesvy grade to id
vantage in freighting. This new ar
rangemsnt brings the people Of Lewis
ton and other points on Snake river
back to their old stand point, SO fur a,
facilities for getting their surplus tt
market. What will come next, no mar
who is now here can tell.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02

ANOTHER WRECK. On the morning Of
Feb. 2lst the British bark Corsica, found
cred off the Columbia bar. She was 776 tons
register, loaded with wheat valued at $780,
1913. 1t was fully insured. The vessel was
loaded by Sibson, Church 4 Co., of Port
land, and had just been towed out over the
bar, striking seven times in going out, which
opened her seams and caused SO great o leak
that it was found impossible to relieve her
with the pumps, and she was abandoned
about II p. M, the night before by officers
and men taking to small boats. who were all
safely taken on board the Fearless which
was lying near by. That bar still has some
terrors left, which have not been removed
by the clamor of POI tland and its Board Of
Trade.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02

The San Francisco Chronicle Of the |
l4th inst. has dispatch from Portland
saying that "A memorial 10 being Ok.
tensively signed in Washington Terri. /
tory praying Congress to declare the
forfeiture Of the Northern Pacific rail.
road land grant," A summary Of such
. petition is then set forth, and the
statement is added that AT one place
in the Territory several hundred names
were signed to this petition in few
houra" The statement il absolutely
false. II such paper has been signed
at oil, it has been in out districts or by
few cranks who do not represent the
sentiments Of the people Of the Terri.
tory. Not . single one Of the Terri.
torial newspapers has noted petition
against the Northern Pacific in it, To-
cality, which certainly would have been
done had one been circulated; and We
do not know Of one which would not,
on behalf Of its patrons, condemn .
propositi: n to take the laod grant away
from the railroad. The whole North
west wants to sec the road built, and
the schemes Of rival companies to delay
it, meets here with almost unanimous
disapproval. The people Of Western
Washington would favor forfeiture oil
land grant in the Territory if that part
Of the proposed line in the Territory
should not be built, but not otherwise
-Oregonian.
The above is altogether gratuitou'
on tho part Of the Oregonian. Tha
such paper has been signed there cal
be little or no doubt. That all VIII
have signed it are cranks or from tn
out districts who do not represent tn
sentiment of the people, 10 saying wha
the editor does not know. There hav
been several assemblages of the peopl
in Washington Territory who hav
adopted resolutions asking the declars
ton of forfeiture of tho grant an
those resolutions have been publishe
in various newspapers and Is for pet
tions to that effect we are credibly il
formed that many have been hume
: ously sigued. One only have we 80
and that was in this section and v,
} signed BY many Of the best men Y
have here.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02
1He 1arSesS sSocA III tHsteTT1SoIy VI
WALL PAPER, PAINTS,
WINDOW GLASS, DOORS and
WINDOWS, &C., &C., sold at
prices to clear out, for cash only, at
52.3m j. J. BONNER'S.

READING AT SCHOOL. Monday after
noon the three departments Of the Lewiston
school assembled at the room Of the princi.
pal, together with quite a number Of visit
ors to listen to readings from Longfellow's
poems by the scholars. This Observance
was had in commemoration OF the birthday
Of the poet, and the scholars Of the higher
department acquitted themselves very cred
department scholars also recited short pieces
The readings showed that these scholars are
making good proficiency in the art Of good
reading. Some recitations were also given
in arithmetic and latin that showed discip-
line. One thing was observable among &c
many children Of all ages, there was good
order and cheerful obedience apparent
throughout.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02
FROM COTTONWOOD.
COTTONWOOD, I. T.,
Feb. "a. 1882,

Feb. "a, 1882. I
ED. TRLLER:-Your railroad story
copied from the Philadelphia Record,
me of one that happened on a
certain railroad in Iowa to friend Of
mine a travelling man, or a. the Ore
gonian calls them, bummsrs. Hope
our new railroad will not employ the
same kind of conductors.
To preface I must say all or nearly
all travelling men use 900 mile tickets
and are supposed to write their name
on the back 20 that If the conductor
thinks the ticket is in the hands of the
wrong party he can have him write his
name on . piece of paper aud compare.
Mr.. W. was riding on freight train,
the conductor was Enthusiastically .
German. Mr.. w. presented his ticket,
which was a new one, the conductor
said, mine trent, I do not believe you
ish der right man what is riding init
this ticket. Mr.. VS. protestations were
of no avail, the train was to be stopped
and be put off, but happy thought
struck him, he says, will prove l An
the man, give me the ticket, taking il
he wrote bis name on the tack of i,
and then ON = piece Of paper, h,ndet
them to the conductor who took then
amid roars Of laughter, compared thou
and then said, mine front, that 10 d
right you ID der man.
Yours, BoLLY MENA.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02

Gov. Ferry, in private letter to us from
Seattle, Of date Feb % says:
''Our prospect for statehood appears at
present to be quite good. fear, however,
that Brentz may be compelled to relinquish
tho form to embrace the three Idaho cOun.
But you are better posted, probably, on
that point than am"
All that we have to say on that point is,
that If the Vancouver and Sound journals
don't show weak knees in relation to North
Idaho, 80 as to weaken Brentz, he won't
change the boundaries of his bill.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02
pHR9 ON Al,

Martin Collins left to-day for Warrens.
J, ". Poe and family returned fron, Mt.
Idaho by last nights stage.
DR.. H. w Stanton has been quite i'll
but Is now on the mend.
AL. Tochington came up on the steamer
Friday from below.
L. T. Dunwel 10 in this city from Orc
Elmo.
Judge Griesby has moved into his new
Office in the new court house.
Geo. Glass appears on our streets again
looking as well - could be expected.
Eph. Bunker, Of Union Flat was in town
this week and reports much water on tn
fat when he left.
Mr.. J. c. Oylear's two sons, from tn,
Little Potlatch, called on us last Tuesday
and they informed US that when they LET
home that day the snow was fast disappear
| ing from that section.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02

THE THING MovING.-From b private
letter from the east we learn that the Union
Pacific are contemplating route to the Pa.
cifc following up the North Platte and
across the Big Hole pass of the Rockies and
the Ska-ka-ho pass of the Bitter Root,
down the Clearwater and Snake rivers and
thence across the Casca DIES to Seattle: The
party was not advised as to the time when
this route would commence, but inferred
that surveys would be made through the
Bitter Root At an early day. All we have
to say is, if there be any truth in this pur'
pose of that company, we will bid them
God speed, for they will then have the best
transcontinental line between the east and
the west.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02
WALlA WALLA APPLES At
THE lEWlSToN NEWS
DEPOT.
Court Calendar, March Term 1852.

United States vs. Administrator and heirs
Of Robt. Newell, deceased. U. s. attor-
new for Diff. Leland and Rand for deft
United States VS. Chapman Il Thatcher,
U s attorney for plff, Rand for deft.
Porter, Oppenheimer ct al vs. A Lieual.
len, Rand for plff, Leland, Maxwell and
Sullivan for delft.
Porter, Oppenheimer ct al vs. A A Lieual.
len, Rand for plf. Leland. Maxwell and
Sullivan for deft.
JR Dawson vs. A A Lieuallen, Rand for
plf, Leland, Maxwell and Sullivan for deft
Porter, Oppenheimer VS. A A Lieuallen,
Rand for plff, Leland, Maxwell and Suili-
van for deft.
Walton Wright, by guardian. VS. Hudson,
Holbrook and Silcolt, Maxwell for plff,
Sullivan and Poe for deft.
Charles H Dodd VS. A A Lieuallen. Rand
for plff, Sullivan and Maxwell for delft.
Dawson VS. Hayes l. Dupuy, Hoover
and Sullivan for plff, Leland for deft.
Loewenberg Bros. VS. Hayes / Dupuy'
Hoover and Sullivan for plf, Leland, delft
John Brearley vs. Estate Of John Clark,
Rand for plff, Poe for deft.
IA Li.uallen vs. John Bell ct al, Nc
Kern for plf, Sullivan and Hoover for deft
John Brearley VS. Middlemiss, Stanton
Holbrook and Noah, Rand for plf Lelanc
and Maxwell for deft.
N, Hale, public adm. VS. James Rush, e
al, Grgsby for plff, Rand for delft.
CP Coburn vs. Emma Viedt, Rand TO
diff Maxwell for delft.
Adelia Mckinney VS. H Mckinney
McKern for ptf.
Palmer L Rey VS. A. F. Parker, Poe 70
plff, Maxwell for deft.
Jasper Rand VS. Emma Viedt, Rand 70
plH, Maxwell for deft.
People VS. Lambert h Lathrop, Quacken
bush for people, Maxwell for deft.
CITY of Lewiston VS. A d Devers, Ran
tor plff, Leland for delft.
Geo. Meister VS. Mary Ann Meister, Hoo,
! er and Sullivan for plf. Maxwell for delft.
, Elvira Volhard vs. Geo. Volhard, Quacl
! enbush for plff.
| 8 Geer, plff and applt., VS. A V Clarl
, delft and respondent, Mckern for phi
Lieuallen for deft.
John C FISHER VS. A. Trimbls ct al Ear
. for plf.
WA Caldwell vs. r. Ruddy, leland an
Isham for plf. Poe aud Sullivan for deft.
Louis Delsol VS. John Brearley, Maxwell
, Elder, Sullivan and Ellsworth for PHI, har
Il Poe aud Leland for deft.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02

IxsPEcroRs.-J. NJ. Buckley, H. B.
and Julius Thielson and r. W. Mitch
ell, last Tuesday and Wednesday made
an examination of tho line between the
Cascades and The Dalles, preparatory
70 locating stations, etc. They found
the road in good condition, and think
the prospect certain Of making through
connection in two or three weeks ct
the farthest.-Uni0n.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02

Four MILE.-Our correspondent says the
Chinook has reached that vicinity and the
snow is fast rcceding. Many grand and
petit jurors have been summoned from this
section to the District Court at Lewiston.
Mcconnell l. Co. are offering 81 per pushed
to the farmers for their fax crop Of the next
harvest, delivered at Snake river, in cOnse-
quence Of which large acreage in fax will
be sown this spring. The people out there
want to know about the Lewiston oil mill.
(Our neighbor Of the News having this mat.
ter under his special charge we refer all en-
quirles to that source Of information. Ed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1882-03-02
10 ADMISSION THIS SESSION.

Last evening after the telegraph line
was up We received the following dis
patch, dated Washington d. c. Feb ~
A. LELAND:-Opiniou of members that
Washington cannot be admitted this session
No necessity Of remaining. Will 90 to
New York tomorrow.
L. p. Brown.
The presumption is that Mr.. Brown
has the key to the situation, and We
must abide our time. When che goss
in, North Idaho goes with her, and
don't you forget the fact.