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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF,
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston I. T., Jan. 2 1884.
" LII EEnaS LIN

Lewiston I. T., Jan. 2 1884.
W II SEBAS IAN
e Office Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT TWR
~ following named settler has filed notice
o: his intention to make final proof IN support
Of his claim, and that said proaf will 10 mad,
before b. ,. Morris. deputy dist. clerk ist dist
Idaho. at Mt. Idshs /, T., on February 9th.
1884. viz: Vim. II. Sebastian. home sis. for
the 81 sva and W SEA sec tp ~ mrs ..
lie names the following witnesses I. prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
ssid lsnd. viz: A. Subway. r N Noyss, C.
DE- La RoschPieine. of Grangsyills. l. 7.
j. NJ. HOWE,
I3'M Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24

When Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston first began
hotel keeping in Moscow. a much needed
reformation commenced and since that time
wherever they have been they have had a
crowded house. Mrs Johnston has entire
charge Of the kitchen, which is model Of
neatness. Recently they built fine honse
containing Is rooms with one room l6x20 as
sample room for commercial men. Those
visiting Moscow should be sure to stop at
the Johnston House which they will find to
have no superiors and few equals in the way
Of comfort for guests in the great northwest.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF,
GEO. SEARS
An nv,s,s~r, -,

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, /. T., Dec. 10, 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
following named settler has A!ed motto, Of hi,
intention to make final proof in support Of
bis claim. and that said proof will be mnde 10
fore u. y. Morris deputy dist. clerk lst dist. /.
7. At Mt. Idaho. l. T. on January % 1884, 10
=. m viz: Geo. Sears home. 1851 for the lot.
! and and eh nwA acc 80 tp. 32nrIs
lie names the following witnesses 20 prove BIZ.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
snii land. viz: Holt. d Mcneil. | Nswto.
and J. l.. Eckert Of Cottonwood, I. r.
JIM. HOWE.
ll,Ot Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24
CITY Jo:s.
f.?-tf

Gee. H. Lake j.wslsr. Lewiston. ~"
I shan't do it.
Then hs vas mad.
Please .hut the door
Tho rivers arc very low.
The streets are dry as bone.
Read the adj, proposals for -four.
A atty would not pay the damages.
Everybody has got their ice pat up.
Tom il to drive the golden spike soon.
The cars on hfth street arc running regular.
when the ice few up and hit her shs seen
stars and bit her tongue.
=. Boston. dentist, adjoining Isaman / Co.'S
Drug and Variety Store.
WATcHES.-Geo. II. Lake Is agent for the
celebrated Rock ford " xtches, the best in use
Fer thsansst Photograph in the territory. 70
- J. v. Riggs photo gallery. Lewistos. 1. 7
ROOMS TO RENT-Yurnished or uufurn.
eeAed. At reasonable charges. Enquire Of Mrs
q. Brearley. AT
orders fer enlarged work. Call At bis gallery
and SEQ samples.
All kinds Of hair work done at Mrs. N. A.
Whites millinery store BY Mrs. J. u. Manning
lately from the east. 4-3n
FOR sALE.--15O thousand Box Elaer
trses. 81 ~ per thousand. year old mex,
Spring. 9,3m.
Address. W. MRAss. Leitehvills, ". T.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24
NEW STORE, FAIR DEALINGS. LOW
PRICES. NEW GOODS.

For want Of space We can ealy quote .
small part Of the goods belonging to the -
distinct. full aad complete departments Of
goods We carry. Each department . snail
store il itsst. Quotations are iar hsst 81
goods. hut - have scsas. apparently u
same quality, q l0ts l5% below quotations.
IS We only have one price 70 al. and A. We
equaliss profits and expense o. oil our
goods, We guarantee that goods not quoted,
and in stock. are equally - cheap.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24

STorrED.-A Walla Walla exchange says
that all iron from the road bed has been
ordered taken up between Pendleton and
Meacham. THIS Is distance via. the rail
road of about so miles, also that the stages
are now running between Meacham and
Pendleton carrying mails and passengers,
aud all running Of cars has ceased. This lie
q part of Endicott's programme when he
purchased into the o. r. 4 N. Co., and the
programme is good one financially for the
company, for they never could make that
road financial success, when the o. S l.
comes down Snake river, aud Endicott fore
saw the fact.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24

PENsIoNs.-The following named persons
are drawing pensions in Nez Perez county,
as furnished us by the Department Of the
Interior, at Washington, D. G.:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24

Moscow's PROSPECTS. private letter
from Moscow informs us that real estate in
Moscow has largely deprecated within the
three weeks last past. a gentleman recently
asked the price they We're paving for wheat
there now. and was answered only So cents
per bushel, He told them Lewiston merch-
ants paid G. cents, and that as they were to
have a railroad soon he Thought they ouci t
to pay as much if not more than Lewiston
fie was answered that it was uncertain when
the railroad would he there, if ever This
is disconraeinc to the wheat growers and
dealers in that burg
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24

The Almota started from Reparia on Fri
day last for this place and succeeded in
reaching point six miles below, when she
was impeded by s'ush ice to such an extent.
that her pumps would not work well and
she tied up near Whites ferry and has re.
manned there every since Saturday night at
sun down. The weather is not very cold
but just cold enough to keep slush ice in the
river. The minimum temperature has hee1
on l6' above, We can hardly predict wher
the boat will run regularly. The water is
very low again.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24

We publish bill that is now before Con
gress to limit the disposal of the agrcultur
al public lands to homestead entries. and
require two and one half wears residence be.
fore they can be converted into cash entries.
We learn that private letter has tecn re.
ceived in this city from Washington. pre-.
dieting the passage Of this bill within one
month. If such he the case all REDEMPTION
and timber culture filings will soon cease in
the different Land Offices, anil much of the
business, as well as the fees of these officers
will be lessened
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24

A RUNAWAY AND INJUEY.-Last week
Starr Scoficld was breaking colt IT, harness
and had this harnessed with an animal that
was quiet, and started for Lewiston aud had
proceeded about mile when both horses
broke in run. Scoield was thrown from
the two-wherled rig and dragged about SO
yards, over the frozen ground and was cnt
in - places about the head, and his whole
body had'v bruised. He was brought to
town by MIR. Denny, and is now recovering.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-24
Goods delivered at any part Of
tho city. free Of charge.
ORDERS FROM A DISTAHCE

for goods In our lines, Or cat Of our lines.
carefully 6lled aud attended 10 aud salts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
A weak Rally.

Agreeable to appointment, the last grand
rally of the Republicans of this city tool
place at their rostrum in front of the COur
House last night Notwithstanding there
was no torehlight procession or turnout o
the clubs in uniform, as was first proposed
quite large crowd of mixed political shades
assembled, ms much to hear the sweet strains
of the club Theatre Band ny anything, and
listened to the grand final whoop up for the
Blaine and Logan ticket
Geo. Gephard was the first speaker, and
was followed by Col. Markham. Mr. Barclay
made n short speech for e. ". Dunsmour,
who was absent
hen Ward was then allied for aud m ,dr II
short speech, and was followed by J. \
Fisher. George ". Gard was then ,lled iul
| aud made "A short speech, and was followed
| by A. A. Montana, A, Mcfarland, +. fWTigh
| and Henry 7. Hazard. Nonew developments
| or startling announcements were made ,'h
| was calculated to change votes. An eflor
was made to enthuse the Republic ,ns aud
brace them up for the fray, but outside Of \
| few expert howlcrs who have drilled fol
such occasions, there did not appear 10 b,
much confidence In either the local or m
tionnl ticket After the meeting was ovel
| loud calls were made for Captain Jnnes, WHO
| was not allowed the use Of the stand In or
| der to hold the fort crowd of some forty
men remained half an hour singing March
| ing Through Georgia" and other popular
| airs, to prevent u repetition of the circus oi
| last Friday night, or to prevent James from
getting possession of the stand. The dem
onsration last night lacked the enthusiasm
| of their meetings earlier In the campaign.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
me me,rapoiis.

Yesterday wa very busy day 10 to- An
geles Hundreds Of people, who have peei
absent nj the sesshore or In the nonh'aih'
or visiting At distance or engaged IN nh'
vesting and threshing In the country seeinop
ali 10 have returned from Their Faf'ou'
place Of resort and occupation TO the city to
take mart In the business Of the quadren'
nlai election The amOuntof button .hoilnk
plotting, smiling, arguing, beseechllls sii.i ~.
arful impOrtuning 0f cahuioihtes
was simply imintHrei hh" ~ hH''' f
- FROM tbe vast throng along the street and
Iu the places Of public resort, the clty @euiu m
seem 10 be one Of u hundred thousahu ~
babitants. This vast gathering OF the multi
tudes Indicates that this city now the polit'
icaI. social and financial center oi All south
etn California; aud rs Paris Is France - :
Los Angeles Southern California, by ihls y
understood that the people Of this scepoH
come here As a center Of business, pleasarf
and political conference, and - siFhnef'
coming to los Angeles can here ma rfTire
seutatlves Of all parts of the counifN Aud lt
form himself at This place about ~ ihe var
Gus sections Of the country. With thtH 20
sources aud Industries Every das Sc tbf
year there is 20 be seen ia isns Aufeles
representative from all the NAt teia'
of productive Industry ot this par Q
the country, embracing ths rahsnihtas hne
mines Of Inyo. Kern, San BERNARD no sat
Diego. Ventura, and ihe srAin hei9A. 20. ~, q,
Riverside, snd the mesas arounii to6tt,A : s,.s
san nernardino. Here Information eaA :
gained of everything thai a. iutats ftA
needs 60 know about the ftsaaicfs ~ ~
land aud the way the people gH ~ t..s
| This Important tact il uov se Ne.t t4ee !
that InS Angeles l. ihfauoes4 thna1eh AZ ~
| year, aud Is noW the Qaccn t"t 81 w
| Ursat Southwest
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
Marina Ne"s.

All the square-rigged vessels have sailed
from San Pedro except the ship Scottish Tar
which is being loaded with wheat for Liver
pool by Walter $. Maxwell. The ship Cor
della is now due, and after discharging u
cargo of coal will load with wheat for Liver
pool,
Lumber coasting vessels continue to thronp
the harbor with this necessary lading. Nine
of these most useful craft are now unloading
cargo and taking In stores and supplies for
another voyage to the lumber ports, The
lumber trade is Il safe and sure guide to the
progress and development of the country
When that is brisk, 1t indicates that people
are prosperous and making improvements
of n valuable and permanent character
building homes, public buildings and erect
ing manufacturing establishments that will
enrich the people and promote their comfort
and means of happiness. No better lndica
ton of the prosperity of the people Of Los
Angeles car be found than the fact that
100 900, 900 feet of lumber are annually landed
| at San Pedro
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
,EhIrlx.EiHlls, HnlI.

Lis evening the boys of the above stet
ling fire company gave their annual ball ai
Turnyerein Hall. It was n pleasant and
successful affair and the evening was en-
joyed to the fullest extent by all present
Owing to the excursion to Pomona which
took away great many Democratic boys who
delight TO attend the Thirty Fights ball, the
attendance was not so large ns anticipated
still, everything passed of very nicely, and
II Is to be hoped that the boys will be In
lnred to give another dance shortly.
Tho following gentlemen served on the
different committees:
Reception Committee-W. T. Moore, q, +
Miles, J. kuhris, r. Atwell, r. A. Haskell, A
W. Potts g. J.. MeLain, Chas. Chick.
Floor Manager--W. Is. Leverich.
Aids-H Scheerer, 4. Doyle Il. A. Durant
u. Johnson, G.. Parcels, $. Bauchet.
Committee Of Arrangements-E. A, de For
rest G. Parcels, J, sweetman, II. scheerer, NJ
Lehman, \. A, Durlnt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
an.ninu nf Palm t.araen.

This new and attractive T7aet e4 tIf'iisi-
ment was thrown ogea t. iht Fntilf ls'l
night for the hrsi tine snl a ils'a ih faft'iii'y
ing with rcniiemeu and isd5ss 10 si,t''u -
the Berlin Lady orchesift t'aasisaiig 90 -
lady and two geuiismsn y.erfassntfs. a1a
Arrangement Oi seats an6 laiAtt isg ~ 'igsii'
ments has been inside via tits sA nnn
ngss. economy and taste . h.th sllh ilf * y
stage equipments. ornamental wTpfit hi'f
waving palms give u The srTstrhagg % :
palm garden indeed. and casy liiiat liitis11i
that promises to be = Verg Poz.aaG RstN fi
amusement Miss Kate flcrantf ts lfit9tf
the great yiolinist. Miss Minnie lAe is,l'ss 20
the trombone, Miss Fannie ne1aefs Ms
Gisela Liebhold yioiinisi, Mss hiist Praises
cello, aud Miss Anna kceniefef, yiAs.sss
constitute the musical talent The FFo
gramme consisted Of marches. wAliBes. over
lures. potpouri, polkas and mcdleys and 70
cal solos which ELECTED frequent Applaast
and encores and was highly appreciated
matinee will be given this afternoon Al
O'Clock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02

Doctor Andy Mcfarland, Of Compton, Is al
the ST. Charles.
Governor stoneman arrived yesterday,
and is registered at the st. Elmo
Mr. George 4. Allen Of Augusta, Georgia.
IL registered at the Grand Central
Mr.. Samuel Stanley, Of Toronto, Canada,
Is registered Mt the Grand Central.
H. l. Wiley. Surveyor General OF the
State. Is registered ai the st. Elmo
Doctor J. 8 Elliott, one Of the solidest OF
Santa MonIca's citizens, is at the st.
Charles
Rev. u. g. Baldrdge. Chaplain United
states army, Angel Island, Is registered nj
the 81, Charles.
Mr. r. Il. Fanning and wife, Of whining
Ton. were IN the city yesterday, and regis
tered At the 81, Elmo.
Colonel II. II. Markham, after catching d
fearful cold In his canyass for Congress, i'
taking a rest at the H. Elmo.
d. M. Lelong, Superintendent of tho San
Gabriel association for the extinction oi in
sect pests, Is at the st. Charles.
Prof. W. II. welcker. State School super
intendent of Public Instruction, OF saera
mento. was registered nj the Depot Hotel
yesterday, ON his way to Sacramento
Mr.J. 3. Hlckox, superintendent Of tn,
U. q. Folding Rooms, Washington, u; q, II
visiting his brothetin-law, MI j. &. olm
sted, OF this city.
Mr. II. l.. Maencll and his bride returned
Yesterday from n trip to the beautiful seen
ery of Colorado. They were much pleased
with the grand and wondrOus scenery o
that beautiful country.
LII. Polk, of this city. assumed the dutic
Of Assistant Superintendent Of this division
of the Southern Pacific Railroad, under Gen
eral y. Y. Hewitt, yesterday. He Is als'
Master of Transportation for this division.
Arthur Brown, Master Builder Of the Cen
tral Pacific and Southern Pacific Railroads
was registered at the Depot Hotel yesterday
lie left for m examination Of the new raj
way Improvement In the SOledad Caho
yesterday, aud will go from there to sa
francisco.
Major A. q. Brown, for many years er
gagged in merchandising at Coos Bay nn
other points In oregon, arrived from tn
East a few days since, via the Needle
and is now on his way TO San Diego, owe
land, on tour Of observation. The Malt
intends to spend the winter In Santa An
Valley, with n view to n permanent loc
tion. lie Is completely cnraptured with ot
climate and productions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
CnlIgorutn pcnrs.

Mr.. +. German shipped to New York this
week full carload of Winter Nellis pears
and three carloads of walnuts. There Is u
brisk demand for Los Angeles pears In the
Eastern markets, and n supply not equal to
the demand, In support Of this statement
the Anaheim Ga.CHe says; Mention was
made In the Gazette last year of the clamnr-
Gus demand In the States for California
pears, aud fruit growers were advised to
turn their attention to the growth of that
fruit. The advice Is as good now MS II was
then, Mr. A. Guy Smith, who has mn exten
siye correspondence with Eastern fruit
dealers says that the demand for California
pears is unabated, and he has no hesitancy
In recommending the planting of the Bart
lett and Winter Nellis vaficti0s. In the
northern counties of this State tho pear
crop Is matured about July list, whereas In
this county the fruit Is not ready to ship
until the first of September, by which time
the northern fruit Is ont of the market II
really seems Ms II the fruit growers of this
county should respond to the situation aud
plant largely Of pears the coming season" "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
POMONA.
An Immense Democratic
Meeting Last Night.
Over a Thousand Men In Line,
Speeches by X. +. Del Vale
and Gov. Stoneman.

Atslx O'Clock last evening the different
uniformed Democratic clubs Of this city
formed at headquarters aud marched 10 the
depot, where they were to take speciai
train for Pomona. At that city grand prep
aratIons had been made for monster Dem
ocratlo meeting. and the Cleveland Guarns
to the number OF l75. the Del Vale 6uefds
100. and the cleveland Cadets GO. together
with large number Of citizens ana the
Union aud Eagle Corps Bands Of this place
went on the frolie
Senator Del Valle aud Governor stnneman
were the hunorod guests aud the principal
speakers of the occasion. ana were ese"fte"
to the depot by the clubs.
The special dispatch published below
would Indicate that the anlicipations Of a
grand time were fully realized.
At roaoNA.
POMONA. cal. Soy. Ten coaches pulled
| out Of Los Angeles at O'Clock ?. ~. hlled
with the uniformed clubs Of Los Angeles,
hound for Pomonn. The run was made In y
little more than an hour, large accessions ia
the already too full ears being received al
the Mission and III Monte. Governor Stone
man and Del valle were received with en-
thuslastic cheers Of each stopping place
The city clubs were met nj Pomona by ar
| immense torchlight procession drawn mp Il
escort them through the city. bcauiifu
| carriage, handsomely decorated, containing
| Gov. stoneman, Il. y. Del Vale and three
| beautiful young ladies-Miss Bella CHECKER
| ing. Cristina Palomarcs and Laura Bridge
formed conspicuous element of the pa
| rade. The Pomona delegation led the wa
| Of the largest political procession. outside o
Los Angeles city, Of the campaign. Their
were 1917 men In line by actual count, th'
| line extending over mile. The most no
ticeable feature was young ladies' cayalr.
company, each lady wearing sash ol
which were worked the initials Of Il. v DE
Valle The streets were lined with specta
tors, farmers coming In from the surround
ing country all day. Col. Brooks called tn
meeting to order. A. u. Caldwell wa
selected as Chairman. Short speeches wer
made by Governor stoneman an'
| Colonel Godfrey. Il, f. Del Vail
then delivered most forclblo address
| His appearance was greeted by whirlwin
| of applause, Il being several minutes befor
he could begin. lie was listened to with tn
closest attention, aud he made most bri
liant contrast to the poor impression mad
by Markham. our eloquent townsman, Gee
s. Patton, then captlvated the citizens {
Pomona, especially the ladies', by one of hi
inimitable speeches Short addresses wer
also made by +. II. Howard, ESQ, and loo
speakers The meeting closed with cheer
which made the hills of San Jose ring. ~
mona is secured for rousing Democrat
majority.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
Athletic Picnic.

There will be grand picnic given by the
Los Angeles Athletes today. at Washington
Gardens at2P.s In the exercises Of an
athletic character will be great boxing
match with hard gloves between Tom Ne
Cormack, the San Francisco pugillst, and an
unknown puglllst. The exercises will he on.
liyened by music and dancing, both day and
evening. There will be foot-racing, dumb.
bell exercises, stonethrowing. jumping and
feats of strength. All the athlet Of the
city and country are invited to be present.
II Is expected that Duncan {. Ross, the
champion athlete Of the world, will be pres
ent on his way to San Francisco from the
East. W. s. Ross, the champion runner OF
the Pacific Coast, challenges any man TO run
with him 200 yards to 20 miles for 500 to
$500, Harry Taylor challenges any man to
run n race Of 90 to 100 yards for the same
money good time is expected.
WALTER SEYMOUR, Manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
Arrested.

Last night when Chief Cuddy was skirm
ishIng around he ran againsta fellow named
james Wilson, who was loaded down with a
sack full of cloaks, that belonged to the lnt
stolen from the st, Elmo. Wilson said iel
low came along aud generously presented
him with the cloaks, but IL is surmisei that
Wilson has found the plant" The Chief l,
hot on the track of evil doers, and notwith
standing the fact that Banker Spence say,
that George Gard made the best Chief of Po
Gard is not marker" to Cuddy. The peo
pie are generally correct in their estimate,
of officers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
a WuruiuutO yotcrs,

EDITOR IIERALD:-The erroneous impress
sion prevails, in certain quarters that the
Republican candidate for Public Admins
traitor is John Fischer, the present efficient
City Assessor, and many friends of his, act
ing under such error, may vote for j. A
Fisher, believing they are voting for John
Fischer. II Is but due to Mr.. NJ. =. Cutler
the Democratic candidate for that office, and
to Mr.. Fischer himself to notify all voters
that the J. A. Fisher who is a candidate foi
the office is the former Justice OF the Peace
of Los Angeles Township.
FAIR PLAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
Captain James.

Last night after the Republican meeting
was over Captain James ascended the plat
form aud started to make speech. lie was
squclched by the Chairman OF the Republi
can meeting who said they wanted no
was not appalled, by this statement but went
to the other side of the court house, where
the crowd followed him. lie made II long
aud interesting address laudatory OF the
Hon. X. y. Del Vale and received much ap
plause The Captain is typical antimon
opolist and is sincere In hls support of De
Vale, The Republicans gained nothing by
excluding him from their stand
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
The white Sewing mncb,,e

Stop and examine the White Sewing Ma
chine before purchasing any other, Tn,
schuttle is self threading. The needle Is sci
setting. 1t runs almost noiselessly, and tn,
large space under the arm makes Ii superior
in every respect to any other machine In tho
market. Several other leading machine,
constantly on hand. Machines sold on the
installment plan. Liberal allowance in ex
change for old machines. Reasonable time
Is allowed for trial before the first payment
is required. You can save from ten TO twen.
ty dollars canvasser's commission by buying
your machines at the Sewing Machine
Headquarters, Spring street, Nadeau Block
Los Angeles. Cal. John burns General
Agent, sep7tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-02
Democratic Meeting at La Hal

Iona October 3ist, by order Of the Central
Committee, ]. d. Machado was chosen Chair
man and J. y. Figueroa, Secretary, with the
following viee-Presidcnts; Andrcas Ma
chado, Bernardino Machado, Juan Chap
Rafael Machado. Prevontacion Chavez, NJ
+. Coronel, Y. Farlas.
Speeches were made by Y, G. FueDtes and
Il. Sepulveda, which were listened to with
great attention. A large amount OF enthusi
asm prevailed, and ON Tuesday La Ballona
will be found standing solidly In the Demo
cratic ranks