Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-23

John Mcpherson, Of Mt. Idaho. came
down on Mondays stage, looking in his usu.
81 good health. He reports times on the
Prairie very dnll; but that the crcps look
well.
By certain rulings upon the law. made by
the Judge in m agreed case in regard {,
fees OF officers, the commissioners save about
500 to the county. which have been here
tofore allowed to officers.
We understand that there will be several
candidates in the field for city marshal the
coming city election, which takes plaza
Monday, June list. We trust that the &C.
lection will be good one.
The w. G. T U. will hold its regular
Union meeting at the hall next Sabbath
evening. 1t will be the ''full Of the moon, u
and everybody can see to get there. Sons
OF the little children will take part again.
Thirty.six Of rebellious Nez Perces now
in the Indian Territory are t., go to the Col.
willie reservation the remainder come back
to the Neg Perces. It is not known wheth.
er Joseph comes back to the Nee Percc %
says the Union.
Mrs. ]. 3. Sprenger, who has for several
years past carried on the milliner trade IN
this city. has closed out her place OF bust.
ness. We understand that the building shs
for the coming summer.
The Boise Democrat Of the 10th saws tina,
Pride and Krebbs have both been indicted
by the grand jury Of Ada county tor extor.
ton in the land Office at Boise City, and arc
out on bail. Prickstt and Moody are coun.
sel for Pride; r. z. Johnson counsel fol
Krebbs.
A man calling himself Wood was held un.
der arrest for stealing horse near Moscow
and in charge Of deputy sheriff. He elud.
ed his vigilance Of the officer and lsft-ne
one knows where. Two more good horse,
disappeared at about the same time which
have not yet been found.
G. A. Gay. acknowledged to be the hes,
| dentist in the country, has been doing
rushing business the past week. He give
the best of satisfac' ion. in pulling, repairin,
and making teeth. Do not suffer with baec
teeth wh,n you can have them attended Il
at a reasonable charge by calling on him.
$40 REWARD Lost, strayed or stolen
One iron gray half breed mare, about 9 year
old, branded NJ on LETT hip-high up; hat
with her one ycarling white colt; was las
seen at the Potlatch bridge. The above re
ward will be paid to anyone delivering sale
animal at Lewis ferry on Clearwater. 90:
A man answering the description Of job,
KhOler, who has been missing from Cotton
wood since the 25th Of March, made his az
pearance at Sam. Phinneys place ON Lap
wal last Tuesday. VIM. Whitfield inform
us that the man that came there was insane
1t may not be Mr.. X. but whoever it
he should be looked after.
The finance committee on the capital cues
ton in Lewiston. in about two hours tim
on Tuesday eve., got subscriptions to tn
amount Of about $l45, towards, defrayn
the expense of prosecuting the iniunctio
suit to defeat the capital bonds. The com
mencement Of the hearing Of the injunctio
took place on Tuesday at Boise City hefor
Judge Broderick. We expect to hear G
the injunction shortly.
Jim Crooks accidently shot himsel
through the legs last Sunday night at Grane
vile. He took his pistol off and threw
on the lounge aud it went of and the bal
passed through the thighs Of both legs, jus
below the hips. No bones were hit but til
wound is very painful one.
LATER.-J. Alexander received . lette
from his store at Grsngeville on last ever
ing stating that Jim Crooks died ruesda
morning last at 0 o'clock.