Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-07-15

Ane new territorial insane asylum at
Blacktoot, Idaho, is completed and is now
occupied by the insane Of Idaho. They
were removed from Salem, Oregon. last
week. consisting of twenty-s,x males and
sixteen females.
The TELLER Office has been undergoing
repairs during the past week. We don't
vouch that this will better the paper or the
work any, but if the boys smile on the la.
dy 1llers in proportion to the looks of the
build ding, it will break them all up"
Miss Orinoka Randall, a daughter of the
late Captain Randall, of the Brave Seven.
teen during the Ncz Perez campaign of II,
arrived by Monday steamer from Portland,
Oregon, where she graduated at st. Helens
Hall this month. She was the guest of Miss
Amy Damas while in this city.
NoTICE i have for sale one 81 Studc.
baker wagon with new Stake Rack. Spring
seat and all completes been run one year
VIII sell cheap for cash or trade for wheat
A bargain for some one. AN also agent
for the celebrated Mitchell Wagon, Bugges
and Hacks. Call and see me if you want o
Wagon. 29-,f GEO. W. MORRISON.
FIRE Ray Woodworth's gristmill, sit
uatea on the Alpowa, WAS burned to the
| S'N".'' va ii'at Hiol ilHg last. Alr. w OOu-
worth had gone to Uniontown where his
family had been spending the Fourth, and
left one man i'll charge of the mill. The
man left in charge did not discover the
flames until it was too late. The value of
the mill is estimated at SIS, 900, and insured
foi 1900.
Hp For Fun The Lewiston brass band
will give one Of the grandest treats that was
ever given in this city on Friday evening
next, at the lovely grove of c. A. Thatcher,
Everything that is grand may be expected
at this entertainment. Fun music, croouet
lawn tents, swings and the best of all refresh.
ments served by the ye prettiest girls of
Lewiston All are invited by the
Jolly BAND BOYS.
SENTENCED. james C. Jones, who was
found guilty of murder in the second degree.
last week. was brought into court on Sri.
day morning for sentence. On being asked
by his homer, if he had anything to say why
sentence should not he pronounced on HIM,
be reniarked: "Nothing only am ,nno.
cent" whereupon the court pronounced
sentence Of fifteen years, hard labor in the
territorial penitentiary in Ada county, in
this territory.
|. u, d b. BUILDING We are informed
that the elegant new two story brick struc-
tule of Grostein 4 Binnard will be compile
ted by August 10. The second story will
be orcuped as public hall, and we under.
stant that the proprietors will dedicate the
same with public party Their old hall,
where many merry time has been spent,
will be divided into Offices for rent. This
new model structure now being built will be
| foremost among Lewiston's ornaments.
To OUR PATRoNs.--In our absence from
this city during the summer, we have left
our place OF business in charge of Mrs. 2.
{. Sullivan. whom we have Reason to believe
can give as good satisfaction as any lady
engaged in the art of dressmaking We will
return and resume work on or about the
10Th of September. Thanking the ladies of
Lewiston, one and all, for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon us at their instancN,
we remain very respectfully,
Mrs. L. l.. MERRILL.
Miss MAY STEPHENS
DRowNED.-Ge). Henry, aged twenty
years, youngest brother of Noble Henry, of
Asotln county, W. r., was drowned on
Sunday afternoon, last, while in bathing
with number of young men at the mouth
| of Ten Mile creek, tour miles above Asotin
City. Desperate efforts were made by his
S'h' Pau'Oiis w save Hiiil. DuC uOtHlDG could
be done, and the body sank. and was not
discovered for several hours afterwards,
when the 3ody was taken out short dis
lance below and buried on Monday after
noon at o'clock.
Orr FOR BorsE.-U. S deputy marshal,
Geo. A. Manning, left by Tuesday mornings
stage for the territorial penitentiary at Boise
City, having In charge |. N. Hibbs, the de-
faulting Lewiston post master, who, owing
to want of necessary funds to be furnished
by the United States, was not allowed
trial this term of court, and, hence was tax
Ell to the Boise penitentiary for safe keep.
ing. Mr.. Manning also had in charge 10.
seph Campbell sentenced to two years for
/ grand larceny. Sheriff Staunus expects to
leave tomorrow for the same place with
Albert Sselig sentenced to five years for
robbery, and James c. Jones sentenced to
fifteen years for murder in the second degree.
RECEPTION Right Rev. Bishop j. A.
GloIieux, Vicar Apostolic of IDAHO held SER
vices in this city on Sunday last. In the
evening grand reception was rendered him
by the congregation and pupils of the St.
Aloysius Academy at the academy par!ors
after the services. The entertainments Cd.
enea with an elegant and most grandly exc
cute ID duett on two pianos by Misses Nellie
Stai nton and Amy Damas. The address
was then made by Miss Julia Lydon, which
in It's delivery, articulation, and elegant
composition, won the ardent admiration OF
all present. Other instrumental and vocal
music was magnificently executed by the
performers. The Bishop made few re.
marks of hearty thanks and the evening of
welcome closed.