Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-06-18
John Gates was elected Mayor Of Port.
land by l50 majority.

Mrs. II. b. Hodgins came down from
Genesee on Monday last and took the steam.
er ON Tuesday morning for Salem, Oregon.
where she goes on visit to her daughter
and will be absent for several months.
Report reached here Sunday that Joseph
had left the reservation at Colville. where
he was placed after the return from the In.
dian country, and his whereabouts ia not
known. The report lacks conformation.
Mr.. c. G. Kress has secured the services
OF M. "A. Rose Of Chicago. Mr.. Rose spent
several years at the Elgin and Waltham
watch Factories and makes speciality OF
f,ne watch repairing. All work promptly
done.
Geo. Kline, private of Co. G., while on
his way to Lapwai, and near Miles Smiths.
his horse stumbled and fell on his left leg
breaking it just above the ankle. He was
brought to town in wagon and DR.. Morris
set the limb.
Mr.. j. 7. Armstrong, formerly connected
with the Sprague Herald gave us call this
week. he speaks with much enthusiasm of
the prospects OF Sprague and its surround.
ings: lie also speaks in glowing terms Of
the Big Bend country.
The Italian band gave concert in the
Grostein y Binnard hall on Monday even
ing. Their entertainment was we'll appre-
Grated. sociable hop was given after
the entertainment and an enjoyable time
was had by all. Their gross receipts were
Sis.
Go. G, End Cavalry received orders to
proceed from Lapwai to the Wallowa and
Grand Ronde Valleys In obedience there.
to they came as far as Lewiston Friday, here
learning that they could not get through to
the Wallowa with their wagons. they went
into camp and telegraphed for instructions.
The Lewiston Brass Band received, la. t
week, full set of new instrumt nts of fine
quality which gives the boys encourage.
ment to make themselves proficient perform
ers, and we shall expect that the people of
Lewiston will hereafter be able to boast of
as good band as any town in the surround
ing country.
company Of five Italians arrived in
Lewiston from the North on Friday, they
are skilled musicians. They discoursed mus.
&c on Friday evening to large crowd of
listeners both in the streets and in the sa
looms and SO interested many of our people
that they urged them to give concert on
Monday night.
Mr.. l.. Yantis returned from bust.
ness trip to Pierce City, on Saturday last.
He says the camp is doing as well as it has
for the last four years. Considerable money
is being taken out by Cinnamon He saws
that Blodgett Co have got heir prospe ct.
ing tunnel in ll2 feet and are expecting to
strike the ledge any day.
From Warrens:-Ben. Morris has sold his
upper mining claims for 81 500, one. half to
A. Bolendel. the other half to Chinamen
Geo. Reihold is making big cleanup out
OF his quartz. c. B. Brown and Jno, Long
have struck No. silver ledge near the
W. B. Knott ledge Things prospect well
in camp for good mining season. V.
U. s Marshal Dubois arrived on Mon.
days boat direc' from Portland, whittier he
had been from Southern Idaho on business.
He expected somewhat to meet U. s. Attor-
ney Hawley on his arrival here, but he had
not come. He says there will be no y. =
court held here this term in consequence of
the appropriations being exhausted for the
fiscal year ending July 1885 There will
probably be term of the U. S. Court held
here next fall.
About ten days ago sheriff Cameron dep
ut!zed Mr. j. Mulheran, of Palouse CITY.
TOR the purpose OF making the arrest OF A.
b Galloway, who was under indictment in
1882 for the murder of the three cinnamon
who were found in the Palouse the year be.
fore, and who has elutled the officers ever
since that time. Mr.. Mulheran learned that
Galloway was lining on White Bird, in Idaho
county. and last week he proceeded to Mt
Idaho, and from there in company with A.
darlington, the sheriff of Idaho county. to
White Bird. and succeeded in capturing
Galloway without trouble, and MIR. NJ. ar
rived IN this city with him and lodged hi in
in Jail, where he now is, on Tuesday night
last. We learn that two of the prominent
witnesses, have since died, but il
is thought tina. enough still exists to con.
wet him. His trial will probably come up
this term Of court.
st. Aloysius' Academy closed on Friday
last. The closing exercises, consisting of
general review of studies, interspersed with
music, Rotations, essays ETC., were held
that evening in the church for the bep.fi, of
the parents only. We understand that the
pupils rendered their respective parts with
greas credit. On Monday morning the en-.
tire school repaired themselves to the farm
of Mrs. Dowd's in Tammany Hollow and
spent joyous day in ndulging in sports
and luxuries. For a new institution this
academy has had grand success; every
one of its scholars, both in the common
branches and in languages French and
Germany, have made the grandest OF pro-
gress, and its music scholars advance rap.
idly, The Academy enrolled twenty nine
pupils during this school year, and sixteen
music scholars The school will open again
in September next.
Boyakin, of the Boise Democrat. thinks
that the people of Boise county should not
be charged with the blame of all the rascal
ity which has been practced there in public
affairs, although he ADMITS there has been a
great deal of cro,ke ness, He saws that
the people of Boise City ought to find sym.
pathy from the people in other parts Of the
Territory, because they could not control
and cheek this crookedness We think that
in mary respects this is true, but We have
for many years observed that prominent
men in Boise City have stood by and enconr-
aged acts Of Federal officers which they well
knew. in their hearts, were not for the beet
interests OF the Territory This has been
done by men of both parties. apparently
more Tor the purpose of boistering up BOISE
c'ly as against other portions of the Terri.
tory rather than for any love which they had
Tor the me" whom they fattered and fawn-
ed abnae. Tie charges the editor of the
statesman with being the instipator of near
" all the villianies which have diso~a.ed
Use City. but we think that ths Salesman
could not have held sway so long in that citv
unless II had the enumeration ~ a