Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-19

The Pope denounces the Knights Of Labor.
Chief Justice, Wait has returned from
Alaska.
A. Benson has been quite sick for the
past few days.
Mrs. c. D. Fleming is lying very ill with
septic poison.
A large number of passengers arrived on
Mondays steamer.
D. D. Bunnell returned on Monday from
his trip to Oregon.
Bert Sherwin, of Salmon river gave us a
call during the week.
. C. C. Mccoy, an old stage man, was in
the city on Monday.
Roads leading into the city from different
points are very dusty.
The county board of eealizers adjourned
on Tuesday evening last.
The city board of equalization has been
in session during the week.
w. w, Baker, OF Moscow, gave Lewiston
abusiness visit on Saturday
Pell Sherwin returned, by Mondays boat
from trip to the lower country.
The public school opens again in this city,
the first Monday in next month.
Prof. F. NJ. Hodger returned from Walla
VALE on Wednesday evening last.
Mrs. H. Titmsn and two daughter, from
GrangevilIe, are in the city visiting.
H. Worries passed Wallals en- ro ute
for the Sound on the night of the 18th.
Mrs. Kress, mother of our efficient post.
master, is visiting in Uniontown, w. T.
Assessor. Langdon has been in attendance
on the equalizating board during the week.
"A. F. Parker, of the Grangevillo Free
Press. came down on Monday for short
stay.
Tho Idaho .4calanche entered upon its
twenty-second year with its issue of August
l4th 1886.
VIM. Hawley, Chas. Gregory and Acey
Jones came down from Grangeville on Mon.
day last.
Mr.. H. Maxwell, brother of l. N. Max.
we'll OF this city, left on Wednesday for
California.
Over GO human lives were lost by the
Wisconsin fires and thousands of cattle, up
to Aug. 18th.
Mr.. Booth has caused his water ditch to
be fenced with bar bed wire to keep the
stock out of it.
Considerable spouting was done before
the two equalizing boards this week, but
with little effect.
Mr.. Meyer, who was III the employ OF
Frank Holt. of this city, returned from
Chicago on Monday.
Total taxable property in school district
No. !, for 1886 is $685., 325; the increase over
last year is $l42, 4S0.
Some parties who came up ON the boat on
Friday claim they saw q young lion near
the mouth Of Steptoe.
w. J. Mcconnell, of Moscow, was in town
several days this week and we acknowledge
aPlsasant call from him.
Miss Mary Lindsay and Miss Hattie
Haughman left on Tuesdays steamer for q
trip to the lower country.
The water ditch is being cleaned out and
IN consequence of which our street sprinkler
has not been in operation.
A. D. Green, of Cettonwo God, has been sp-
pointed deputy U. s. Marshal for the four
northern counties of Idaho.
Tho Democratic territorial convention has
oeen called for Sept. 9th.at Bellevue and to
consist OF fifty-one delegates.
Rev. Levi Tarr and wife, left on Tuesday
Tor their home in Walla Walla after several
weeks visit in this vicinity
Commissioners, Spurbeck, McGrcgor and
NotmAn have been in session as board of
equalization duriag the week.
Good mines are discovered aud located in
Gold Spring district, about s miles below
the Paystte Lakes in Long Valley.
A brother of Or. Kirkvood of Grange.
vile, arrived from Oregon on Monday and
proceeded to Grangeville on Tuesday.
Mrs. H. B. Hodgins, of Genesee. has
beec quite i'll for several days, last past. hut
We learn that she is now on the improve.
Mr.. Small, who lives about 8 miles east
OF here has commenced hauling his wheat to
the ware house in this city for shipment.
We arc sorry to learn that Rev. Father
Cataldo; who passed through here last week.
IL lying quite sick at the Lapwai Mission.
We are informed that Mr., Hewett will
soon start his mill, near Pierce City, they
having some good ore out ready for milling.
II you wish to be healthy and ''retain
year beauty" just call at the Palace Sa-
,"sa and ask for the A No. Cutter Nhis-