Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-10-22
MARKET REPORT

We are prepared to take wheat, at highest
market price, and to right parties, lower our
prise list prices. A. DAMAS.
F. Ross who purchased the old school
house moved the new addition this week
hear the river front at the foot of 2nd street
and is to convert It into dwelling house.
Ihos. Wordon was the contractor for NOV
ing the building to its place and did the
work safely.
An Indian was shot in this city on Friday
night at about 8 O'clock, but hv whom is
not known. A coroner's inquest was held
on the body on Monday morning. and the
verdict rendered that he came to his death
from gun shot wound in the hands of an
unknown parry.
A masonic lodge was organized in Moscow
last week. Several Masons from Lewiston
were in attendance and they report a way
up time; that they were entertained
sumptuous style by the Moscow mau Til.
repori the town as reviving III business an
assn ming city airs sia,, the advent Of
railroad.
The mail stage from Day ton to Lewiston
last Wednesday did not make connection
with the cars at Dayton and consequently
we received no mail from below Dayton
This gave long time To bet OH the Ohio
election
Capt NJ, Nj. Williams has gone to Port
land to learn the condition of Mexican
land grant, for which he obtained title when
in Mexico many years ago. He may be
compelled to go to Mexico to get the matter
fully adjusted if not, he will soon return
with new stock of cabinet ware.
Chas. Faunce and wife moved in from
their summer residence at Lake Waha on
Wednesday Of last week to their residence
in Lewiston, They hive kept a good sum-
mer resort during the past season for vlsi.
ors to the Lake and have supplied them
with plenty Of troat and other good catables,
The examination of IIihbs will commence
before his Honor-Judge Buck-at the dis
trict court room in Lewiston. on Monday,
Oct. %. Frank Ganahl and /. N, Maxwell
will appear for the defense and A. Quack
enhush. deputy U S attorney and probably
some other attorney for the government.
The stage driver from Mt. Idaho says that
on Monday when coming down he found
piece of paper on post near the road on
which was written that the dead body of a
man had been found up Lawyer canyon and
requesting some one to notify the coroner.
The driver took the paper and gave it to the
up driver to deliver to the coroner at Grange
VILE The remains show that they have lain
there some time, and some think it to be Koh-
Ter, who has been missing FOR some time.
A subscription was going the roun Is on
Monday to pay the expenses Of viewing the
route and tagging the same to meet viewers
from Camas Prairie. on the Lake Waha
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Ohe mig nj last week some crazy or drunk
en- wheip entered the premises OF Il. j..
oonhofe s on fnSene street. curing the alb
sencc OF the occupants "r the house, and
commenced hr'ng pistols and ringing the
door-oei' OF the house accompanied by I'M
mercliui yelling. there being no one but
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The Pataha branch was surveyed few
| weeks ago from Starhuck to Pataha City,
but there has been some doubt about build.
ing it this fall Friday evening we received
a printed slip from the Warrington Mde-
pendent containing the following telegram:
Portland, October Is lsS5.--I am in
structed to commence building the Pataha
branch as soon as possible and will COM
mence immediately. II 5. Rowe.
l"e pe"pieoi fataha and those OF Lewis.
Ton are "eePly Interested III having TINS road
built at an early day.
| A Mr.. Smith. who is emn,oved nv 7
Kester Of this citv AZ teamster was sent
to SMELLS land no on Clearwater vi, pot.
| latch. with a four horse team and WAGON
loaded with sunnli for Kester's wooamar
on Monday. When passing over a mart If
the grad. about four mics nm the pntIatch
creek. the Grade gave wav and the WAGON
rolled over three times. and stonn.d on the
ton OF Smith. and II was some time before
he was extricateh. and he was found to be
much bruised nut not seriously injured.
Inc horses escaped nnin)ured. ana no other
damage done save dumping the cargo
| Among the hundreds of visitors that Wis
tied the races last week, we noticed-R
NJ Smith, Geo. and Chas. Vinegarholtz,
Pataha City E. X. Burk. DAYTON AL
Sttfie, Asotin City; G Skeels. G. C. Lieu
ellen. A. v. Clark. j. W. kuifong, f. Erick
son. Moscow J. B. Stanley. Cotton L. Il
Chapman, Clearwater; Louis Levi, Genesee
j. O. Barber, Uniontown; g. B. Wool, A.
A. Harris, Chas. Ren'z, G. +. Brown
Ding Hol.on, Grangeville; B +, Morris
Mt. Idaho; John Heartburg, Cottonwood
c. Cole, Palouse City
Judge Buck we'd toma on Saturda,
night from Murray where he has been en-
gagged Tor several weeks holding court. III
temporarily adjourned for few days to d.