Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-05-29

they were quite copious. in others the
barely wet the surface of the ground W
need more rain.
The C9ur d'Alene Eagle is still sancuin
OF the general richness of the mine. an,
mentions new quartz find that is protluc
ing considerable stir in camp ON account o
its richness in gold.
John Denny will run passenger hacl
from here to Waha Lake, three times wecI
and those who wish a pleasant trip at a rea
sonahle rate, call on him. See rates of far
IN the Lake House advertisement.
Our attention was called to set of hacl
harness. manufactured for Mr.. Eckert o
Cottonwood, by Gray 4 Co. of this city
which is as fine piece of work as can b,
done anywhere this side of San Francisco.
Mr.. Moody, the quartz mill man of Pierce
City, returned from Chicago on the Baker
Monday. He is accompanied by anothe,
Chicago gentleman named Hewitt, who goes
to examine mining property near Pierce
City.
SAY.--Ins.ead of standing outside and
expecting to see what you want, and not
seeing it, if you will Just step inside f. Tex.
Ter will show you that he has anything in
the line of fruit you desire. 33 Nv.
The water front on the Clearwater is fast
washing off by the Living of the water We
have before called attention to the necessity
OF protecting this property from washing
away; but nobody has seen tit to do what is
required in the premises.
Friend Toner has sent the result of his
personal observations in the Big Bend coun-
try, which we have published in this num-
Der of the TELLER. His general opinion
seems to be that it is good agricultural and
stock country. Some of it well watered.
Mr.. Shcarer informs us that the report
that n. B. Wiley had sold his mining in
terest in Warrens for $50, 900, is a mistake
although parties are to visit Warrens to ex.
anime his property with the view of pur.
CHASING, in case they can come to terms.
There will be Ice Cream and Strawberries
and Cream. served at the residence of Mrs.
}. +. Stevens, at the junction, every Sun.
day, ?5cts plate. Parties buggy riding
can procure d good meal at any hour, by
giving notice. The Public, Generally, are
invited.
Maj George Shearer and wife are in town
from Mt. Idaho He informs us that a water
spout visited Slate creek above the mouth
and did much damage to Small's ditch, tear.
ing 1T away in several places. 1t is estimat
ed that 1t Will cost over a Thousand dollars
to repair 1T so as to be used again.
LECTURE Friday evening, June 18th,
College anniversary closes with q lecture by
Rev. r. M Robertson. A. NJ. late of New
York. Board of trustees meets Wednesday
the 18th. Musical and literary exercises
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights.
to be held in the new NJ. f. Church.
Zamlock's Congress Ct Wonders is expect.
ed here on the 23rd. oath and 25th of June
SO says Mr.. Van Horn to Grostein & Bin.
nard by letter. whn was known here as the
manager of Sherman's circus. but who now
is the manager of Zamlo:k's show. Van
Horn claims tina. the entire show will be par
excellence.
DR.. C. A. GAY, of Lewiston, will visit
Mt. Idaho and vicinity, Nav 81, and re.
main few days. Those wishing good and
superior work in dentistry will do well to
avail themselves of his visit, the doctor has
been located in Lewiston for p years and
given general satisfaction, aud warrants the
same to all
Ezra Baird, Sheriff of Nez Perez county.
left on the Baker Tuesday, accompanied by
his wife for Portland Mr.. Baird will pro.
coed to Salem in charge of Big Ned, who is
deranged and will be placed in the asylum
for treatment. Mrs Baird will remain in
Portland for time under medical treatment.
She may be ale to return with her husband
and may remain while to be treated med.
ically.
Master George G. Leland left for West
o"lnt on Tuesday. where h. is to report for
examination tor admission to the military
acadamy on the 10th Of June He goes with
the kind wishes and hopes of many friends
IN Lewiston Tor his success and welfare.
tie will go via o. S. L., and Union Pacific
to Omaha, thence to Chicago and thence via
Lake Shore to Buffalo and by the West
Shore line direct to West Point.
THE o. s. LA private letter from Cache
Valley. Utah, of May 2Oth, in speaking of
T. A: Clarh's party, says: They are now
locating line to Oxford, Idaho, and per-
haps little farther up the valley They
are locating from six to ten miles per day.
and will finish the work to its end by the
hrst OF June, and then, if they are not or
dered on construction, will proceed at once
to locate down Snake river"