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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26
BILLY BAKER.
This High Bred Young
TRoT'rING SIS STALLION

Will he kept IN my ranch in Tam
many Hcllew. miles south Of Lewiston.
ne viii be limited TO 20 nrproyea mares q
80 FOR the season with the privilege Of return
lng, Ire Of charge in 1885, if the mares do not
prove with toal. Good pasturage will be fur
nished free to mares from q distance.
PEpiGRsk.--Bi Baker was bred by Wm.
hhker Trainer. and foreman OF the late Jens
u. Pemberton's stock rarch, Deer Lodge, Mon
Is dark bay with black points; very hand
some and kind. lie was siIsd BY r. 9.
o. Aimont, Dam, Beauty i. i
by CLARK Chief, sire of q Zoo s:lJaJ and eix
others that tretted better than 2;a0. CLARK
Chief by Mamhrino Chief, sire of ady Thorn
2'l6a and five others better than $3.50. ma
dam by MiIlrnan's BcllFounaer, who has seven
to his credit better than $50. Sd, dam y
kifleman. Mountain Chiefs dam by Young
liouton ty Imported Hooton out of mare ~
Bosien Clark Chiefs dam Little Nora, ~
Messenger. Mcslu.n was bred by Robert r
Pepper. Frankftrd. KY, and was imported 70
Montana by rc;nhcrien of Deer Lodge, N. !.
was sired by Alinont. the great sire ei tro',e.s
who has to his credit - horses IN the 2;5e is.'
including Fannie WithersPson, 2;l6a, rem
mont 2:l7A Aldine 219a, Wes;mont fscei
with running mate, 2:ols, and be was by aieA,
ander's Abdela, sire Of Goldsmith Maid an1
hrc others better than $50, and he py ~.
bikes Hamb,etoni&u. who has 40 sons any
daughters that trottei better than 2:so. MO-.
lun,'s dam Rosa Clay. by american Clay We.
has foar better than 2:30. Ind, dam by poN y.
ings bay Messenger Sd. dam by Beauiofo'
Cripple, by Medock, dam Grecian Princess,
He is unframed but a fine natural trou...
Those wishing Ia breed fire road or eaH'ass
hnrses should examine this horse before ote0'7
ing. For further pa, ticu.ars address,,
2itf d. G. LESTER, Lewiston, Idano'
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NOTICE ron HOMESTEAD rnoor.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston f. H., Feb. g 1885.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'll L
" following named settler has filed ne;iee Of
his intent IN to make final proof ID support oil
his claim und that said proof will be made be
fore register & receiver at Lewiston, Idaho. on
March 2sth 10 a. m. 1855, viz. Andrew NJ.
Wardrobe, II. L, a0u for tho 81 neA ma sol
see 81 Up GO nj 4 W. He names the following
witnesses ~ prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of said laid viz; W. N
Gibb. W. A. nutler, II. H. Gray, Jno. Culdiee
Of Gcncsee, l. I.
j. Nj. HOWE,
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26

FROM MURRAY, I. T.

MURRAY, I. T., March 1G, 1885.
EDITOR TELLER:--The camp is now
on its good behayior---for water is plenty
from every source: PriehaId creek is
overlooking.
The snow has vamouscd and the roads
bcteewn hear and Tompson's Falls, NJ. T.,
are in a lair condition and freight may
be seen winding its way into camp. The
mail now arrives. on regular time on the
deck Of a cayuse.
Tho quartz mill Of Eve stamps to be
used on the Golden Chess Lode arrived
in camp on Saturday last. They are
now busily engaged in putting it up,
and il is predicted that in three weeks
the whistle Of the mill win shake the
mountain from sstem to stern and the
ore viii get thoroughly crushed in good
shape. The golden treasure found in
this quartz rock, which "grows' in this
industrious camp will make the eyes Of
some: chung OUT.
A sLinglc mill, which we hare long
wanted, We now have; and cutting
shingle mill Is another one Of the projects
lately commenced.
Murray is booming in the way Of build
ing, and many improvements dorm
"our little city Of the mountains. a
long line Of side walks Of good solo
plank are now being laid on both sides
Of Main street, The string Of sluicel
running on tho hill side makes ii rathcl
provoking, as il sends down slush an,
gravel into our streets.
Work on tho California ditch is rapid
" being pushed ahead, as fast as men
money and disadvantages or the snoy
will admit.
A nineteen ounce slug from the O. X
Company il the first gem Of tho seasol
in the way Of placer mining.
Dream Gulch Is once more herself
and 4 hydraulic piping headc Of waite,
taking the gravel from the creek bottom
away from il; hence, prospects for larg
|pay are good.
/ Que Missoula Gnlch, the French boy
are working night and day, in scrch .
the siittcring gold; and from the careless
way Charley haudlcs the sack, when il
town, they must DO doing pretty well
and feeling confident that plenty of col,
i in the gravel: Charley quietly infurme'
~ that they had some left, bu, the glass
g were to thick for US to see more tina,
an ounce or two.
On Trail and Potosi gulchcs, and 0,
tho bars, shcy are doing good work an,
making things pay pretty well. Thirty
| two ounces to four men in che day i
enough for the Vandorn bar.
/ Just below Myrtle, on Trail gulch
Dutch Jake, Of your city, has two goo,
bar claims which he says are ''dandies'
for pay, and that he intends to worl
them pretty lively this week.
Last week in quartz lode, Frank Rec,
struck finc ore bed at the head o
Dream Gulch, and took out two mag
aifcent specimens from the lode; the,
can be seen by tho anxious at the banl
Of Murray.
Beaver City is rapidly coming to til,
front. as acity Of no mean proportion
and building is rapidly pushing forwar.
in that promising little burg. Boil
Beaver and Murray are putting on airs
We have Gre companies, and hook and
ladder lads in their red shirts; we alst
have policemen with their stars; and
they make il sad for those who drink
agum toddisse TO excess, as they nov
chuck them in the scooter, and hi.
honor sings out IS and costs to the chap.
less wight, who goes down after his gum.
Yours, Nez Pcrce'
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NOTICE FOR PERCEPTION moor.
NJ L SMITH

NJ L SMITH
LAND OFFICE AT
lewiston. /. r.. Mar IL. 1885.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support .!
his claim. aud that said proof will be made
at this Office. on April %. 1885, 10 am, viz /:
Marquis l.. Smith, Dis 1912. for the NV i no 4
sec 0 VS. sch and swl 4 ne14 sec tp IS n 2
W. lie names the following witnesses to prove
his residence upon, AMI cultivation of, said
land, viz !. J Weaver Weaver, Mccoy, b
Abel, Of Julie,ta, l. T.
J. N. HOWE,
"a Register.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE FOR IRE MrrioN rRoor
J q HAssoN.

LAND UFFIGE At
Lewiston, /. I. Mar rs 1885.
Nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN ThATTiiL
In following named settler has fled notice Of
his Intention to make final proof in support OF
bis claiin, and that said proof will he made
atthis otiico on May 6. 1885. 10 a. M, viz
James G Hanson, DS 1912 Tor the - ne 4 see
"a ~ a7nr Nv and lots 4 and 5 sec 10 tp 81
Ar4w. lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, md cul.
tisation Of. said land, via q N Nolistsr.
Matson. Evans. II G J Tweedt, Of Geuc.
see, l. r. JIM. HOWE,
20 Register. =
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26
NOTICE FOR PERCEPTION pRooF.
l. RHoApEs.
LAND OFFICE At

LAND OFFICE
Lewiston Idaho. Mar. rs 1881,
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has filed nsti,e
u his iute.tion to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before !; Morris, dept dist ck lst Judicial
district at Mt liahe, 4. T.. on May 9. 1855,
10 a. IN viz; Lsander Rhoaies, Ds q for
tho lots and and sls me-. sec !; tp 81 I
e. He names tho following witnesses 10 prove
bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Thomas. II Chenoweth. A
Vanness. 4. Rice, OF Cottonwood. /. I.
JMH HOWE
20 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26
NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION PROOF.
e SCHULTZ
LAND OErICE AT

Lewiston Idaho, Mar. IS 1855.
nj Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
bis elsim and that said proof will BIO made a,
this office, on April "a, 1885, 10 an, viz
Ernst Schultz. DIS 1851 TOR the via ne4 sec
l9, tp 81 nro W. lie names tao i"ll, wing
witnesses to prove his continuous rcsdeuce up
on, and cultivation Of, said land. viz Marks
9 Meyer, G Il Meyer. @ Berger. of uniontown
W. L. j. 4. HOWE.
"a Register
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nolx,N'..

FHEfTAG'---in this city. Mar. "a. 1855, 10 the
wi.e Of 0has. Freytag, a daughter.
PELL,--In Ta,nmnny Hollow, March 20. 1856.
to the wife Of John Pcll a daughter; IL lbs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26

Tsrritery 81 Ilahe, county of Nes Percs ,ss.
l. ". Z. kettenbach, cashier Of the above
named bank. do kolcnnly swear that the above
statement is trio to the be-t Of m, knowledge
and belief. VIZ. kErTENnACil, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before nae this saa
day 81 Mat 1870, A, QUAckENBUSH
cssrset--At,ess; Notary Public.
n. Squier.
4. y. nanns!i
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26

Several Of Po,tland's leading democrats
and Office seekers who went to Washington
sono time ago. returned few days ago
empty handed. 81
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26
NOTICE..

ALL PERsoSs are hereby notified tast |
have this day cnasc,paiel and treea frnn MI
parental control, my min4r syn, Marcus Dc
Lafayette Mounae That he Is hencefo,th free
to contract aud be cnLtr etea with, ami that
will in no wise he Responsible Tor any OF his OBJ.
legations or debts. ISAAC MoJjACE.
patsn Mafea u, 1882 zt-Ia.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26

Mcguire 8 Browne. Moscow, l., for want
ct room, are closing oat lot Of hard wood.
toakl stcil tooth harrcws "a teeth to sec.
ton, at - 30 For secsion. Also few plows
at cost.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26
T----
DIED.

kUDpY--In this city. March, "a, '8S5. Of
heart disease, Mrs Elizabeth kuddy, aged
66 years aud 3 months. Funeral will take
place from the Catholic Church, at / o'clock
p. IN. to-day.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

A Lewiston. in tie Territory OF IDAHO at
the close Of business. Mar. 10, 1885:
PrsorCcEs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26

Territory OF Idaho, county Of Acz Perce IS.
l, John ii. Evans cashier ct the above
named bank do soemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
| and belief. JOHN ii. EVANS, cashiet.
Subscribed and sworn e before me this 2'th
day VI Mar. 1885. JAMES Pph.
CosTect--Attest Notary lufic.
Jnp. NJ. Fix,
5. G. Thompson pircc;crs.
Jno. z. Vulmer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-03-26
REPORT OF TIKI CONDITION
or THE
LEWISTON HATiOHAl BANK

I u lewiston. IN the territory of Idaho. at
the close vi business, Mar. lo,h 1885:
\ REsopHcEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

It's sa.i that The New Eog.sri Pair,
o. b. htd 40 Bangor, August alsi, ani
SEPTEMBER ist. "a, 80 ant tth, ~ eclipse
anythiug OF similar nature ever Known
iu his section % our c0antry. Not only
90 The New Engiand States show great To-.
tsrest. BAT the maritime Provinces are
entering largely. Immense horses, In
ported cattle. famous breeds o. sheep
and running stock vii be- prescu, and
participate in The contests Tor The lNge
premians. which amount - $1,000 Toe
people % Bangor are fully alive 20 ne
net that thousands are % visit them Ani
are making extensive preparations Tor me
comfort and convenleuce OF al he
hotel facilities OF Bangor are grand and
have q reputation Of neing Among The
best 10 the state. The Boston Bangor
steamship co. have q daily line % Boston
and one % their magnificent steamers -
Ia Bangor each Night. They vii BE- Open
20 The public and can accommodate 30
persons each Undoubtedly The place 70
20 this year Is 10 tne New England fair
Al Bangor. All the railroads, steamooAis,
etc, arr advertising very l0S rates. The
Maine Central and Bangor Piscatsqais
Railroads run special trains rom All
points. Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday
sDd Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25
SOUTH PARIS.
Branch 0foe Of The Oxford Democrat, No. 9
Old Fellows Block.

F...f l..-r.r.f ....I tIarh. E.f a. D go.
Pastor ua -.H.T, Ir.a f.n..r, t A. ~
t.lar r..I... ..If.rr. IaI r. n., fraL.f m.lHas.
taHru W0In...iaf rr.llf r.0f.af. -
M.l.a..f t..I.H. Nrt a.. ll."r.I. llf..l ua
SUNDAY. l....i.g s.u.u. i.b "a. -, -i.....
rtsnnr rrifrf m..rae. frv. Ia.si.y ruYu
ln.rrrr. l.F.H. l.ast n.sf.ne lnlai, iN T. A..
r0sr nrrIr.
Mas ff r..f.anI ...s0 IN NlI arI M a. NJ
Mt.tI.... Portland tHHfr sf lIlahH t.l tfH
Na.Is Ef un 0..aarT ..fr n lI 49, s.i '-f o.
Ml... 0un ar ..aafrf trnfr af t.i % 49,.
srtrrn nrrlsss.
rGA.M h.sa.af a.r'..s la0fial evening 'n
Lo.o.T- Msanf M..a io.l,r. regular ier,tur..
IErrs.Iaf rI...Ug UI rI.a Hr.k H AIrIfa II.aI.
rleuf. iI,f sni f..rl Manisf rtra.n-' pr o. .'l
fof ~ -ltns 1nnet, sr''nl $4,000" 'i can
,..lI.s Crs... - ssranl sai bird Iae.a.5s.
Iu.a. I--n. pars fs.lar. ~. 80. mI0fs lffu
Mouisy evening IN tlf Ndl..i.a Nt''1.
NJ 4. d. Mans, aIfh n h.. I.ali'..n Co, Del oii
.HH.i rnufsunlIInf CO. -uuIn tars.
~.n..r n.r..s nf f.r ukrnEu urHuIEAf arU i.l stf
II fflIFs nIar -f0rf. uII l..nas h.''A. - I-fi''
inl AZ .ar nran.h ONE.
4 T. Merrill hiss commenced building a
new dam al bis foundry, the severe shower
~ last week having damaged The Old one
80 badly a. % render The bulliins OF q
complete new dam necessary.
The South Paris Cornct Band voted az
their last meeting 10 play Ia The band stand
on the square every Friday evening until
further notice.
simeon Shurtlsf. esq OF Portland, and
Miss Jennie l. Shurtish. are visiting At
A. T. Shurtltns.
y. &. Briggs, With Siurteyant Bros,
wholesale provision dealers. Boston. was
Al home FOR brief visit, the past week
This nrm has several stores la Boston, and
Mr.. Brlggs has charge OF the one Al 25I
Hanover street. We congratulate him on
his good success.
Mrs. Carrie Austin and family are visit
ing friends At Bryant's Pond and vicinity.
John Fmely, In charge Of Durham
Morrllrs corn shop here, came 10 town
last Tuesday, and i getting the shop ready
for the seasons packing. 10 Is expected
that they will commence 70 receive corn
about the fret OF September.
The three children Of Frank Brett or
Brockton, and a son OF Mrs. Georgia Day
OF fltchbarg, are visiting al Charles CHI
fOrd's.
James l.. Cummings, successor % Can-
well AMI Cummings, carriage painters. has
an apprentice, Lorenzo Merrill OF West
sumner. Mr.. Cummings reports business
good, and that he has contracted to paint
a large number OF chilirens sleighs for
Paris Mfg. Co, In addition 10 his regular
business.
The CongregationAllst Sabbath School,
with numerous friends, went on an excur-
sion 70 Bryant's Pond last "Wednesday.
There were nearly eighty In the party, and
all returned In excellent spirits, well
pleased with the trip, and especially CRATE
FOL 20 r. X Durham, esq, OF Bryants
Pond, who cOurteously rendered the party
the privileges OF his private grounds, and
invited them 10 come again another year.
Dr. J. w. Davis, dentist, has moved
from the Morgan House into the frothipg-
ham rent over the boot and shoe store.
lie has also been making some radical
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-08-25

c,.o,.. In the arrangement OF his dental
roo,n. % ina, he now has a reception
-, on.r.,ina room, and work room,
and i refafulshing The same snd mssi"s
other improvements not JET competed
w. m Pcnfold and wife, OF Island fona'
VI were In town Thursday.
FRIDAY sni Ssiuriay We noticed sessra'
on and horse teams loaded win iumpeI
f1r A. % Cnrhett's new harn, In inc SHAW
n,lshhnfhooi. It's sometimes convenient
10 have accommodating usighoofs, more
especially when one wants % hire teams 70
draw al the Lumber Tor large barn ofti
I've miles Of hilly road. go.
A. having been decided ~ the soldiers
Monument Association aud bY a mslotiv
M the citlFsns Of the village and vicinity,
that Moore Park L. more desirable and
snnfopflste lite f1r the soldiers mouumeut
tbsn n. present location In Market square
on saturday morning a subscription paper
,..s MAJ In circulation % obtain funds With
uhlch 10 fleet Is removal - The PARK,
AMI \ LILLE over 500 was raised In two
hours time Several parties no, yet IN
yltri ale expected o. contribute. Inc
LARGEST cuntrl nntors were John I. Ferry
M B,.tou. u native 81 this village so
lanes Dcrrlng $40 4 q. Dudley, Who
tas all the teams. dsrficks. and other para
phsrualia necessary 20 DO such WORK, has
been engaged, and 10 Il expected that
before another week rolls round The non
ument will be- standing on ~ new site IN
Moore Park.
We unierst,od that gentleman nom
BTldgton. a tailor ~ trade, vas 10 town =
day of two since, looking over The sina'
zion with reference 20 moving here. \
strictly drst.class tailor could DO vel here
None other need apply.
e. =. Richardson. carpenter AMI oulder.
of Bethel. thinks n locating here and
baIiilug a g0oi house, provided ne can
boy such ioi ls be- desires.
John T r,ffy of Boston, native OF
this plico aui a sou % thc late Caleb Perry
of tfl. town. and Who hes Just retained
to Hlston from a short visit here. contsm-
pilates retaining here % take up bis resi-
dercs smougst us. provided hc can bay
such a house A. Dc wants, or lnt 70 SUIT
BIN. "a which % huili.
There wasa match game ~ base bal On
thr fair rruunfs Saturday afternoon, De-
tNleu the Wet Paris Bfss Ball Clnb and
ui1c mad, up partly tom tho South Paris
regular ninr ana partly FROM che husiuess
mtnsrins There Ssfc some $50 of more
spectators Dol aiitrfar0r. ari che game,
though In some respects i1rsfif played,
yst rr1vci quite txciuag. r. IL due ihe
south Paris ulue fo state that they have
nos .prarIrtt up at au thI. srasun, al
they have payDi being ihe iour s1mes
reported Iu these columns. ara "a b oi
these without rny pf,lmirafy practice
ard also Kasscl. thelr rcgnItr catchtr.
Was Out of 'lNn A. uur point In thr
game tb, S.utl Paris uiue stood 10 o. D
aarIrsf tNrIf or91rcnts. anl fuf.g hIl
thr fr.f prs of thc gene t.cF stmfd 90
have It -, we'll ln hani thst thr pru-p-ct
of fasy yIctoy made ihrm over cunlif n'
aud frl kirs.. aui pIhying loosely ani care.
llssIy. series 0f plumbers anf errors
enabled che Wet Paris nine @ catch up
art even win the game by one score.
Appended ~ give tle oiI Ia. score
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Nnn-rrs,drnI Tntr..

I" .HH IUam "a "a U.HiH..HIA. In - NH.NlN N'
Ukfurf CO.. tfF year -
Tfr nMHslnE Use nf taxrs 90 real csisic n'
nor. HrsI.iru Heurfs Iu thf tfsn ~ NoHisiprk
Zoo a. year 80 iu bids Cummitfs1 to AiHi1n 4
nIalsr. COO uff1r uf al iu~u 1u ne ientn
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