Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-06-05

In private letter to Thomas Beall Of thi
city from his brother All, who is in tn,
employ of the o. s. L., Clark's party. it il
stated, that their surveying party expect t,
be iii Lewiston this month.
( Rev. A. U. IIutchins has returned t.
| Lewiston, after having taken quite an ex
tensive trip through Northern Oregon and
Western Washington Territory. His man,
friends here are glad to Sc him back again
Real estate, rents. and building material
are falling in Portland; lumber that one
year ago commanded readily $50 per NJ
finds now duh sale at $50 This would in.
dlcate that the glory of Portland is de.
parting.
Judge Wing returned, last Monday, from
a trip into the Potlatch country. He Gays
that the crops in that section look well aud
the ground is gu tie full of moisture, so we
may expect good yield lrom that section
this season.
lawn festival will be given Monday
evening, June 9th by the ladies' of the Uni.
versalist church on the lawn in front of Mr..
{. A Thatchers residence Ice cream,
Strawberries and axe will be part of the
programme. All are invited.
The name of the proprietor of the circus,
which is to be exhibited at this place on the
18th, is Mr. J. b Shaw Many inquiries
have been made lately asking if he is a rela-
tive of Receiver Shaw. We never heard of
our Receiver having circus.
A rosette, lawn party will be given by the
ladies' of the Presbyterian church, to NOR
row. Friday evening, at the house of Mrs.
K. J. Monroe Each lady is expected to
furnish two rose'tes. Ice cream and straw
berries will be served. All are invited
The following telegram was received last
eve. dated Walla Walla June 4, sent to
Receiver Shaw and f. J. Bonhore:
Chicago convention elected John r.
Lynch. co!ored. chairman. Dark horse
probable; Oregon probably republican.
STATESMAN"
We are credtahlv informed that the Neg
perre News of this city has again changed
hands, II is to he run nnder the name of
the Nez Perez Ners' Publishing Co.. with
Mr.. Rreson. who has heen emrloved in the
Office tor some time past. as managing editor.
As we journey ti,ronoh lite let us live.
by the war. call at the Junction where you
can get a cool drink or pleasant cigar.
cream served
at the residence Of Mrs J p. Stevens, at
the Junction, every'Sundav.
%5'tf j. p. STEVENS,
Miles Moore and Frank Pavne. Of Walla
Walla. were in town on Thursday and Fri
dav ut last week. en- ronte from Salmon riv-
err. where they had been inspecting the min.
ING interests in which they are interested.
near the mouth of Slate Creek They seem
sangnine of their success there.
COMING j B. Shaw's Silver Plate
Circus will he here on June IA. tits highly
spoken Of bv some of the journals in tho
lower country TIE Leo Bros. and wife
who were here last year, and gave such sat.
isfaction to the people Of this section are
with this circus. Tickets ST, children Scots
The Iadians of the Yakima reservation
have granted the right of wav for the North.
ern Pacific, two hundred feet in width and
lands for three stations. The company paw
for al, improvements they NAV damage and
for all stock killed bv the trains, and the
Indians are to have all the ware house facli.
ties they need at the stations, free of charge.
Martin Collins came down from Warrens
on Monday last and reports things in camr
going ahead with the usual vigor, that Geo.
Reibolit has taken out some very, rich ore
from his Little Giant. He says that Mr.. r.
made clean p this Spring and that the
rock went nearly 5000 o the ton in gold
Mr.. Collins will return to camp during the
early part of next week
The Teachers Institute will commence
Tuesday Eve, June 10th, at o'clock at the
Grostein Binnard Hall. The opening sd.
dress will he delivered by Rev. A. U.
Hutchins; the annual address on Wednes.
day eve bv w. T. McKern, Esq. of Mos.
COW; on Thursday eve, an address, will lie
delivered by Prof. J. A. Gardiner ESSAYS
will be read by Mrs. Buchanan, Miss Reed.
er and Miss shepherd. Music each even.
ing under the direction of Rev. T. NJ. B yd