Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-07-31
Enquire Of John W. Denny, Lewiston. I. +.

enquire OF Johu W Denny, Lewiston. L.. I. |
Visitors to the Lake House: W. B. Cooper.
Lewiston; Mr.. d. F. Dau, Lewiston; Mr.. j.
Clindinning wife and child, Lewiston; Mrs. |
P. NJ. Davis and child, Lewiston, Mr.. T.
Harrison. Lewiston; Mr.. II Payne, Lewis.
ton; Mr. aud Mrs. +. Roos and five children
Lewiston; Nr G. Quasi. Lewiston. MIR. Il.
Quasi. Ltwiston; Miss. Bessie Hooper will
nnngton Del Mr.. +. Patterson. Philadel.
phia Penn. Mr. & Underwood, Waha; Miss
Lizzie Glass, Waha; Mr., McGregor, Tam.
many; c. Theissen, J. Schultz, W. w.
brown, j. Burke, j. Points. Vim Baird,
Albert Coburn, Lewiston. j. Oliver, Waha,
and I. S. Bamber, Portland.
NOTlCE.--A well qualified teacher of ex-
perience ia required for the primary de.
partment If the public schools in the Lew
,ston school district. Salary $55 per month
School to commence IN the first Monday in
Sentember, applicants for the position will
please present their applications in writing
with testimonial to the undersigned on or
before the morning Of the lth day Of August.
o" which day at i o'clock an they will
present themselves before the board of ex-
animation at the Office of the clerk of the
district court for the examinations.
A. LELAND,
Supt Lewiston Public Schools,
Lewiston, July %. 1884.
MOTIVE 1T became apparent in the last
Delegate election that there was at and near
Rathdrum an element opposed to our going to
Washington AMI indicating a preference" that
"Kootnai county be set off tn Montana. We
understand that Hon. Mr.. .Clagget expressed
the opinion that the Cpur Il Alene mines
Norit hal 20 -
| has been limited that the late controversy
between Kootenai and Shoshone counties
was prompted by hope that if they should
establish the fact that the main Bitter
Root range turned West from point South
of the C9ur d'Alene Lake, they could easily
make out that most OF the mines and Koot-
enai were in Montana Territory being east
OF what they called the summit of the main
range.
A REroRr.-1t SEEMS that some of the
editors have been calling in question the de-
mncracy of the editor Of the Walla Walla
Jo"r"aI, to which he makes the following
retort fiat in the face, 1.-The editor of the
Dayton Gu on,cte, according to his own civ.
ings out, gets his politics by inheritance and
considers the gift Of federal office mort.
gage on the politics of the officer defendants
to the remotest generation. The editor Of
the Walla Walla Union, gets his politics b,
subsidy wide letter offering to sell the I'm
lou and the services Of the editor to the rail
road company The Stotesmdn gets his poll
tics by marriage. Hopping from Republican
to Democrat a. the altar. All these editors
are concerned about the origin OF the Jour
naFs democracy.
What will they do! If the Republicans Of
Idah,. who meet in convention on tn. lth
Of September, intend to he governed by the
will Of majority Of the people Of Idaho
Territory as expressed at the polls in the
election Of T. +. Singiser. they will embody
the principle Of North I,laho's becoming a
part Of Washington i'll their platform. that
their candidate may go before the people
openly pledged to the measure and there by
NJ dodging. If the Democrats will not do this
and are disposed to take issue with the Re
publicans ou that question or if they ignore
the question altogether, they must take the
consequences The measure now has the full
Endorsement of a majority Of the whole peo-
pie Of Idaho. The republicans need not ex-
pect the support vi North Idaho without
that plank.