Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-08


Lake Waha and celebrated the 4th, in an en-
Joyable manner Mr. and Mrs, Faunce can
entertain you well and now is the time to 20
out there.
A. W. darlington came down from Mt.
Idaho on Saturday last foI doctor to at
tend to j c. Holt, who has been lying dan.
gerously i'll at Grangeville for several DAYS.
d., L. 5. Stirling of this city returned with
him on Sunday morning.
The speech of James Reuben. a Nez
Perez Indian, on the ;rd at Moscow is re.
ported as an eloquent appeal in behalf of
his race. 1t was spoken in English and
without previous preparation and may be
styled an lmpromptu effort.
The two horse thieves that broke ia,l a.
Mt. Idaho last week were recaptured near
Cottonwood and are now safe in Jail in
this city, having been brought here last
evening by the sh' rii of Butte City, Mon
tana, en route to that place.
The case of DR.. j. b. Morris VS. County
of Nez Perez for fees before a coroners Jury
IN the case of Flynn and Brazil, was decid-
ed against Morris because the coroner was
not notified and did not act as the coroner.
This We learn was the principal objection
to allowing the Doctors bill.
The Pomeroy races ON Friday. Saturday
and Monday were well conducted and well
attended. Frank Holt of this city took
down his racers Chncher and Honest
Tom. In the mile novelty race. Germany
of Pomeroy won the first quarter ana Gin
cher the other three quarters-each quarter
winning 500.
CoRREcrIoN. in our last issue we mad
mention of the Indians escaping iail at Lap.
wal and also stated that they were in iai|
for having sworn falsely in the Tom Hill
case, whlch was mistake. One was ar
rested for threatening the life of Tom Hill
and the other fore having taken part in the
resistance at the time Nine Pipes was k lled
CELEBRArIoS AT GRANGEvlLLE.-Th ex.
crcisos Tor this occasion took place in the
grove at the foot OF the mountain on Sat
urday the 3rd. 4. +. Parker was orator.
The Grangevllc brass band gave an enter.
talnmcnt IN the evening. On Monday the
horse racing took place, and grand ball
was given IN the evening. A grand time
was reported to have been enjoyed by all
present,
RUNAWAY. While John Barbour was en-
.,I v.h;Io - ,Lo Claar,,,a.a ta 80
Mitchell to Lnck boil haoa,' ",s ee',i
,,l ran tbo lon,,h ,f sa,,,.aI atltao 49,,
inc mn at " ~ C,y,s r,,aa on ST. "; ,",
Jnhrnv ,y,s tLr,,n az h.. nao;,'I -, :,
jurles, the mishap only resulting IN badly
smashed up vehicle and 4th of July provi-
sions scattered along the streets.
PIcNIC. Tammany Hollow was deter
in'neu h't 10 De oehina the other Localities
III decorating me 4lh OF July, and III ac-
coruahce grand picnlc was gwen Monday
on 'he iaFdn OF MIS- Iowa. where the resi-
GENTS Vi ldui'hahS anu many from ana
."" ~" is'oh 'ooh part III the occasion
pia'i"fm was erected and dancing com
"lehceu az ABOUT 0 CLOCK p M, and was
engaged IN by ABOUT twenty couple until
.ho Ioaahn a., pr n 4,H. VS. i'' '''s"'u ~
CELEBRATION 1T uNIoNTowN THE 5rH.-
About 900 were present and participated.
The Moscow band discoursed the music.
). j. Chadwick from Colfax delivered the
GRAFTON. Horse racing and numerous boys
sports were part OF the programme. A
match game OF base bali was played between
the Geneseenians and Uniontown boys, the
former winning the victory Everything
was harmonious only one or two skirmlshes
between parties present and all seemed to
ENJOY the occasion hugely. This We obtain
from party present from this city. We
ia" no reporter tneFe'
Moscow CELEBRATION on THE Bird
Men from this city variously estimate the
number present at from 1000 to 5000. Col
tax dad not celebrate but the carloads came
afflrs
We're Frank Ganahl Judge Buck. Z, H..
lhstoll ana W ms sweet. The Moscow
aud CoIiax bands discoursod the music A
grand ban came on IN tic evening. Horse
racing attracted large number during the
gay. FROM al accounts IL was good day
Tor Moscow. al say Ganahl made mas
terry speech OF about iorty-hve minutes IN
length othefs were shorter, but good,
ANornER SENTENCE Joseph Campbell
the man who robbed his room mate of sSl
in cash few weeks ago. and who was tried
and found guilty by the Jury, was sentenced
by the court on Tuesday morning to two
years hard labor in the territorial peniten
liary at Boise City. Campbell, no doubt
would have received "a much more severe
punishment, had he not shown letters of
good character, wherenpon his counsel and
",ao nav Va 'n' T,'see".ioii oesSe" NHiency
OF the court. Inc petit thlevery IN this
country would come to close should
they nave few more justices to deal with
ike MS h"her' Judge Buck
JONES FoUND GUILTY. In this case
wherein James G. Jones was indicted by the
grand jury for the murder of his wife on the
Little Potatch on the 10th of April last
came on trial Monday of last week, aud oc-
cuped the attention of the c. urt and Jury
for faur "A ha ,oc, Ia,