Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-04-12

Mr.. A. Sutherland who has the cen
tract on the Potlatch road, consisting OF
the bluff of rock this side OF Dunwe,is
says he is getting along finely.
The Commissioners met on Monday and
found no authenticated copy of the re-loca'
ton bill upon which they could make call
for an election. Lieual!en went home to
Moscow and was to send one 20 the Commits
soners.
Lew Wilmott, of the Mt. idaho stage
line, wishes US to state, that all immigrants
looking for locations of land upon which to
settle, can be taken over the line for $40 the
round trip
A. w. Wright is receiving his instru'
ments for his music store on every boat.
lie will occupy part Of the building OF the
Golden Rule Bazaar. When opened you
can find anything from a Jews harp up to
a pipe organ.
The Mirror man does not deny the soft
impeachment that he has been stirring up
among the Indians along the Potlatch, OPP
position to q wagon road down the Potlatch |
and the chances are that he will not.
Until the completion Of the Clearwater
bridge we offer free fe-riage over both rivers
to any farmer for each time bill Of $40 and
upwards of merchandise is bought of us.
% FRANK l TEDFoRD Co.
A survey and plat is greatly needed for
the pateaux of ground south of Main street.
50 that parties wishing to purchase lots can
know where they want to purchase and what
they will get for their investment.
The old Amateur nine exercised them
selves last Sunday at game of base ball
with the Red Stocking, the latter winning
the game. The Amateurs intend to re-or-
ganizc and practice for the ctming season.
Mr.. Risse, contractor on the Potlatch road,
saws he has the work more than half COM
pletei and the committee upon his showing
of being entitled thereto ordered payment
of $500 to him by the treasurer. as part pay
ment on the contract.
PorLArcu RoAp.-Nearly half of the
work on tile 81, 100 contracts for building
the Potlatch and Lewiston wagon road has
been completed, and the prospect now is
that the whole will be completed, accepted,
and paid for, before the LIST of May.
HARNESS in need OF good harness
and cheap, had better examine hack bar
ness. recently furnished Weisgerber Bros,
by Gray & Co., of this city, who deal in
harness and saddles of all kinds, and are
liberal in their prices and furnish good work.
Nor1cE.-All persons are forbidden from
using or taking water from the Lewiston
ditch or putting wheels or other obstruc-
tlons in the same. without first obtainin !
permission. JOHN BREARLEY.
April 10, 1888. 27-t
Texier, agent for Delsol, wishes to state
that Delsol ordered quantity of trees from
the Vancouver Nursery, a short time ago,
and that an invoice of $36 worth came re-
Gently, and when they arrived they were
in full blossom and not in condition to trans.
plant.
CONCERT. A concert given by the sing
ing class, assisted by the Philharmonic So
ciety, comes off at Grostein & Binnard's
Hall tomorrow night, all under the auspices
Of the Ladies Aid Lociety, of the Prcsby
terrain church. Tickets can be had at lisa
8 mans Co.'S.
COOP REAsoNs.-The Apoianche says in
relation to the removal of Gov. Neil, "per
haps the president has good reason for hi
action in the matter that we know nothin.
about" Very likely. 1t don't appear tina
he would remove him merely because h,
was an appointee of Hayes.
COMMERCIAL HERALD. A new CONNER
oial paper has been started in Portland, ant
n published by The Herald Publishing Co. anc
edited by Frank d. Smith, and is issue,
every Thursday It is an eight-page paper
printed in good style and filled with valuable
It statistics and other matter instructive to al
8 business men.
g Tedford l. Co have been enjoying quit
an extensive trade since they opened, 70
which they express their thanks to the pub
" lie. They trust they will merit a continu
i ance of as large list Of customers and tina
J. their number will increase. and their effort
II will be to supply their wants with =atisfac
ton.
y "LADIEs OF THE WHITE HOUSE Mrs
Bell has been delivering to subscribers, eac
u volumn of Mrs. Holloways, Ladies' Q
the White House." 1t is neatly write
s. and printed book, with large clear type an
r embellished with steel plate engraving Q
each of the presidents wives, and should b
read by every lady of every household.
v There is much vacant land ON Camas Pra
% ire. also in the delta Of the south and mid
10 die fork of Clearwater, and on the east {
the south fork next the Orc Elmo mour
l. taips, and plenty left on the head of tn
Id Potlatch and on the east of the Potlatcl
ii The settlements are crowding back, as a
is cannot secure good locations near the tow
GARRISON LETTINGS At the opening
the bids at the garrison on Monday, the fo
~ lowing is reported to us as the result Ba
" ley a 81. 20, J. Alexander straw a s. pc
;" ton, J. Alexander; charcoal a. so cts. pr
'e bushel, j. Alexander; oats q $l.95, 4
Levi wood a $3.50 per cord, Phil Orig
nv t;mnthy hav IN BIS per ton, Sa