Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-11-13

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depended upon with safety in that office.
8. ]. Langdon, assessor elect ia an old
resident OF the county and well versed with
the property OF the county and can make an
equitable assessment of values in the county
There is no doubt Of Moody's election in
the three counties of Nee Perce, Shoshone
and kootenai as Joint Councilman by a large
majority. Wooden only beat him is in the
mines.
Go to A. Quackenbush for the celebrated
Osborne Binders, Reapers and Mowers, j.
|. Case Threshers and Headers, Studderba-
ker Wagon and Hollingsworth Sulky R.kes
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RETURNS FROM NoRTH.-From Shoshone
county show Singisers majority to be $50;
in Idaho county II; in Nez Perez 1877; koot.
enai $50. making a total majority in the
north Tl8.
j. W. Parker, attorney, elect, is com.
paratively stranger In the county, but his
appearance and shown abilities are such
that We think the business of that office will
be safe in his hands.
The A. No. Cutter whiskey saved
man from having his neck broke, while he
was in the Palace sampline it runaway
took place and had he been on the street he
would have been run over.
Great frauds have been detected in some
of the election districts of New York and
they are undergoing rigid examination by
both parties Let there be an honest and
true count, fall where it will.
The Republicans claim that Blaine is
elected by 2lS electoral votes, including New
York. The Democrats claim New York by
!, 400 plurality. Neither will be content till
the official count is announced.
The saw-mill at the boom of Bymaster L
Mead, three miles above Lewiston on the
Clearwater, is now in operation and the
proprietors will take pleasure in showing
customers quality and prices If lumber.
4Otf L. A. PORTER l. co.
If you want a tooth extracted without
much pain, or good set Of teeth made, you
need not 60 below nor wait for some import
ed dentist to come here. You have one
right at home that will do good work, no
matter how difficult. Just step into f.
Boston's dental rooms, adjoining Isaman i
Company, Main street.
PHOTOGRAPHS W. Riggs, photo.
grapher, wishes to inform the people Of this
section that he will remain here but thirty
days longer, and those wishing good work
at q reasonable price had better call early
for it is positively the last chance. ltf
NorrcE,-Flour mill proprietors and ware.
house men named in our proposition to de.
linquent subscribers are requested to receive
wheat on our account and receipt for the
,t,1a pS nhn1s
adjust with them afterwards.
A. LELAND & Son.
Lewiston, Nov. 10, 1854.
As we said after the nominations were
made, both parties nominated good men.
The people navesmade their choice, but we
cannot say that the defeat of some ia a ca.
lamity to them, or that their defeat should
lessen their standing in the estimation OF
their fellow man. Their defeat is only one
of the mishaps attached to running for office
MILLINERY finest assortment OF
millinery and fancy goods, childrens ready
made clothing, cloaks, ect. The best as.
sortment of hats, and in fact everything that
is kept in first class millinery store can be
found at Mrs. NJ. A. Whites, Main street.
If you go and do your trading there you
will 60 away satisfied that You have made
a bargain, and a good one. slim
AocrDENr.-While j. Clindininc, of this
city and John lie Juan, steward on the
steamer, were out riding on Friday last, the
buggy upset and they were both thrown out
the former received slight injuries about the
head and chest, LIE Juan had both of his
arms badly broken. DR.. Kelly was called
and set the broken limbs and both the
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A. Benson returned from Warrens on
Saturday last. He says that Gee. Reiboldt
is doing well with his Little Giant quartz
ledge, and is making large improvements to
develope it. The camp in general is turn.
ing out we'll. The trains have all made
their last trip into camp, for the present
season. but Benson says he will be there as
early as any Of them, with his train, in the
Spring.
A. McGregor has on hand fine line Of
harvesting machinery, which for good work
in the field and for durability, cannot b,
excelled, such as the Walter A. Wood,
mowers, reapers and Irvine binders; also tn,
Hodges headers, latest improvement, ant
the La Belle wagon. all Of which am pre-
pared to sell to farmers on the very bes
terms. A. McGRECOR, 4O-tf
A telegram last night from Boise City in
dicates that Sineiser received a much large
vote in Oneida county than was expected
owing to the fact that in that county an in
dependent ticket was pOlled embracing boil
Democrats and Republicans who are anti
Mormon, on which Singiser's name was a
the head, and that the Haley men propose,
to contest the vote in some of the precincts
and that the vote was very close in tn
South.
The following persons are elected in Ne
Perce county: Legislature, W. +. McKeru
j. P. Quaries and L. F. Wilmot to the Low
er House. s. G. Isaman and S. w. Mood
to the Council; W. Cameron, Sheriff
p. NJ. Davis Treasurer; l. C. Hattabaug
Auditor + Recorder; WIN Wing, Prsbat
Judge; s. j. Langdon, ASSESSOR; A. 7
Beall, Surveyor; J. W. Parker, Attorney
DR.. E. A. Sanders. Cornor; D. hoffman, il
d. s Spurbeok and j. NJ. McGregor, count
commissioners.
ELECTION RETURNs.-The following ar
the precincts that were not iniwhen we wen
to press last week:
PINE CREEK.
Singiser 81; Haley IL; IsamMn Is; Yantj
is; Moody II; Dunwell 10; Moon Is; QUA
els %; Wilmot IL; Mckern 81; Brooke 4
Toner IL; Cameron Is; Baird IS; Wilson /.
Hattabaugh 10; Fansler Is: Lanpdon IL