Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-03

! H. Squier, clerk Of the court, left this
morning for Eagle City " attend court.
1t seems that Gea. Miles, failingto got
orders TO abandon Fl. Lapwai, has done the
next thing to it. to-wit: Reduced the force
there to ten men, which he could do with.
cut orders from ashington, thus showing
that he is not very friendly to the settlers
about the Neg Pcrce reserv ati0n.
In etter from PAlouse the writer SAYS:
1--WE have had splendid rains; good crops
are growing and large quantities u old grain
still on hand and no railroad to take it away
A railroad from Spokane Falls through the
small valleys to Lewiston would be the best
paying branch road on this coast"
To my cus'omers aud other Farm.
ers OF North Idaho. Il would respectful.
ly inform you that Am again At my place
Of business, and prepared " resume the old
rade in the implement line. Call and see
me. Respectfully Yours.
36ti. A. QUACKENRUSH.
Hon. J. w. Parker. . distinguished law
We, from northern California, has become
citizen Of Neg Perez county. The Judge 10
now associated with W. +. McKern, Esq..
Of Moscow. Judge Parker 10 . valuable al.
dition to the legal, social, commercial and
political circles Of our young and prosper.
Gus community,
The LAPwAI GARRISON. . letter
from Delegate Singiser, dated Washington,
D. c., June 2lst "He says DO not fear
the abandonment Of Lapwa and do not
believe that the contractors spoken Of are
powerful enough to change Sheridans mind.
l will do all IN my power to prevent the r..
turn of Joseph"
Mr.. Ritz of Walla Walla says that the
crops Of this season will vary very much in
different localities. In some instances the
grain was very nearly ripe and very scaut
before the rains fell and in such instances
they did very little good, but where the
grain was more backward the rains did
much good and the crops will be large.
The Rev. Mr. Geary, Of Oregon. was 1t a
Presbyterian Convention in PHILADELPHIA
and strongly opposed the return of Joseph
aud his people to Idaho. He said h" knew
the country and the people Of Idaho aud
that it would not be safe to ,end Joseph
back there under any circumstances, and
the matter was dropped in the convention
L BOD for Mr.. Geary.
+ ECTIoN Precincts. the pres.
ent laws of Idaho it becomes the duty OF
the County Commissioners to establish all
the new precincts necessary for the fall cleo.
tions at the meeting of their boards in July.
They also should appoint the necessary r. Q.
istering officers as provided by the Twelfth
Session Laws as no one will be legally EMIT.
led to vote at the tall elections whose name
is not registered.
stallion for Sale.-I will sell my
stallion, Donald, weithng l,45O pounds,
five years old, 2 hands high, bright bay.
From imported thoroughbred Clydesdale and
Morgan mare, will sell at a bargain if soltl
soon. Full description add pedigree will be
furnished to anyone addressing.
". H. MOCK.
3S-tf Lewiston, Idaho.
Geo. Reiboldt arrived in town from War.
rens on Tuesday End reports things in camp
lode he has taken and reduced, 81 tons Of
ore and he made the cleanup Just before he
started down here and it averaged over 5000
l'er ton. III gold We are glad to announce
the camp turning out 50 well and sincerely
hope that other claims, that arc fully 81
rich, will soon he worked.
President Harms has been ordered &c
make tour of inspection of the Northern
Pacific property and has been ordered tq
place under contract 25 miles OF the Cascade
division. from South Prairie to Green river
also to let the contract for % miles more
through the Yakima Valley to Yakim.
City. The company have decided to chang,
the eastern terminus of the road from Du
lnth to Ashland, new town on Lake Su
perior.
N. Langford, Bank Inspector. arrived
here this week and made the inspection .
the two National banks in Levi ston and lef
on the Faxon Tuesday. 9e now halls from
St Paul, MINI. He was for about fourteet
years resident in Montana He was elect
ed to the first legislature Of Idaho, befor,
Montana was set of. aud started to com.
here but was Induced to 20 to Washington
to secure the establishment Of the Territor,
of Montana and succeeded He wa. appoint
ed Bank Inspector several years ago and
now has about ninety National banks with
in his jurisdiction a. Inspector.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--The fol
lowing real estate will BE- sold at reasons bl,
rates.
l60 acres, -, ...,.ol milas fran t. AZ n,