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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05
Railroad From walla wana
Ainaworth,

The Journal Of July 30 has the fol.
lowing:
ARTICLES Of incorporation were filed
in the auditors Office Of this county,
to-day, OF company, the objects Of
which are to construct, maintain and
operate railroad from Walla Walla to
South Ainsworth. and branch railroad
from some convenient point on said rail
road through the farming district known
as Eureka Flat, and build other connect.
ing lines in connection with said rail.
roads. The capital stock is 500. 900,
aud and the corporation lie is limited 10
fifty years. The incorporates are Il.
Z. lsaacs, Max Bauneister, G. Ennis,
r. r. Recs, W. r, Hammond, H. Il.
Holmes, II. L. johnson and +. S. De.
ment, and the provisional trustees for
he first three months are H. p. Isaacs.
R. X. Rees, W. r. Hammond, C. Ennis.
Il. +. Holmes, Max Baumeister and +,
). Dement, The principal place of bust.
less Of the corporation is Walla Walla.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05
JUDGE LAN0EORD.

The Walla Walla Union has the fol.
lowing: FINALLY vote was taken, and
by mere majority J. II McCleary, the
Montana justice, was confirmed, and the
nomination of tho Washington justice
recommittcd to the committee on the
judiciary.
The local Interpretation Of the dis
patch is that it is highly probable the
Judiciary Committee will not change the
report il made against the confirmation
of Judge LaagfoId, aud that upon the
adjournment Of the Senate Cleveland
will either reappoint him or appoint some
one in his place. 1t is highly probable
that, in view ithc fact that Langford fail.
cd Of confirmation. and there are so many
Democrats looking for tat office, that a
man for the place will be sent from the
east, particularly as the Democratic
brethren Of the First Judicial District
have been quarrelling ever since Lang
ford and Marion first went into Office.
While VIC believe Langford makes as
good judge as democrat can, we think
it would serve the Walla Walla democra.
cy right to take the bone away from
them and leave them to fight over the
shadow.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05

Portland, some Of whom have hardly
travelled over the north west hundred
miles away from their own city to see
what was outside Sagacious men readi
ly fore see what they would have the
publ. believe that the Union Pacific
have either leased or bought the O. X.
& n, or will buy it and not go to Puget
Sound, or that the Northern Pacific will
purchase and not go to Puget Sound,
but it is all CANNON The u. p. don't
want to lease or buy so as to make a
terminus at Portland. Neither does the
Northern Pacific want to lease or buy
for the purpose Of abandoning their
Cascade branch. OF these two things
the people and press Of Portland may be
well assured, aud they are only making
themselves asses when they try to make
other people on the outside believe any
such policy, If the people of Portland
will just move their town to good deep
tide water and have good access to it
both from the sea and land, then they
may make start toward permanent
growth..that may enable them to continue
to hold the supremacy in the north
west, but Until that is done they cannot
hoodwink sensible and observing men
into the belief that some other and more
eligible place in the north west will not
eclipse the city Of the Willamette, one
hundred and twenty miles from the
sea. The good people Of Portland can do
slathers Of genuine buckiug against fate,
but..the inevitable will overtake them at
last, aud from the present outlook, the
rass will grow in several of their streets
before they can turn the tide of affairs
in their favor by any misrepresentation
which they may further make. Hence
modesty will become then. hereafter in.
stead OF assumption and confident boast.
ing Of their superior advantages.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice Of Foreclos,;.
Sale.
Order OF Sale and Decree 0fPo,.
closure and Sale. 0

s. wildenthaler VS.. Peter M. Davis, a, .au,-
istrator Of the estate of John Greens.i.'a '
deceased.
Under aud nv virtue of an order of col.
decree Of foreclosure and sale, issued ont .aa
District Court OF the First Judicial d;s, ". 'ee
and for the county of Nez Perce, and ,s.',' u
of Idaho, on the sixth day of July, A. n rooCy
in the above entitled action. wherein i%"oot
denthaler, the above named plaintiff. oh.., "h.
a judgement and decree of foreclosure ,sS s'aed
against Peter NJ. Davis, as admipistrs,os lag
estate Of John Greenfield. deceased, desena..a.e
on the 9th day Of July. A. D. 1886, for ~
sum Of five hundred and forty. and tvs,. ~
four one -hundredths dollars, in United S,...
gold coin besides interest. costs and con.
fees 1888 55| which said decree was. on m. AN
day of July. A. u. 1885 recorded in iudoemoou'aa
book Of said court. l am commanded ~ .',s
al the certain lot piece or parcels of land ~.
ated lying and being in Lewiston, countr !.
Neg Perez. territory Of Idaho aud bounded ~ y,
described rs follows: Int twenty five in M..S
twenty City Of Lewiston, county Of NJ
Perez. Idaho, according to the plat af tho ~.
Of Lewiston. Notice is hereby given tb..
Saturday the l4'h day of August, A, D. Isos
at | o'clock, NJ, of that day, in From, =.
the court house door Of the county of Nee p.,u.
| viii. in obe Hence to and order of sa,a ~
decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the ,ho..
described property or so much thereof m ma,
he necessary to satisfy said judgeme Mt. v;,i
interest and casts etc. to the highest and hs..
bidder, tor gold coin, of the United States
L. STANNUS.
fa'eu July l''h' 1851. Sheriff. a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05

The idaho Democrat OF Aug. 1
marks out programme claiming it to bt
that OF Pride and Kelly, and makes out
W. A. Gouldcr as agent for that pro.
gramme in the northern counties. Mr.
Gonlder is here and disclaims any such
agency, and in justice to Mr.. Goulder we
have to say that if there be any truth in
the charge Of the Democrat, Gouldcr
has adroitly avoided showing the fact to
us, when We have seen him and talked
with him about Kelly and Pride, but
perhaps he well knows that both Pride and
Kelly we distrust, and hence be is silent
to US upon the subject.
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Territory Of Idaho.

County Of Nez Perez.
In the Probate Court of Nez Perez county,
JoFeph Alexander. plaintiff, VS.. John Rissc,
defendant
10 John Risse:
l" the name of the people of the United
states in the Territory of Idaho. You are
hereby notified that there is now on fl 10 in the
ONCE ct the Probate Court OF the county of
Nez fefce in the territory If Idaho the cam
p'a'nf OF Joseph Alexanlct demanding of you
the sum of two hundred and TWEEN five dollars
WI interest the e"n at the rate OF one per cen
per month from March u, 1884 until paid and
twenty doliars as attorney Zee, tag,,her with
costs OF this action, upon the following cause
~ acti"n. to wit: Up.n n certain promisory
note ma re and del vered by you to said pain
TN IN the 9th day of March 1881. lie six
months after date no part of which has been
PAD except the sum Of thirly-two ana thirty
seven "ne hundredths dollars paid on the IN.
'erest' Al unless you appear and answer to
sad complaint within forty days from service
hereof. Judgement will. be taken aga st YOU
upon default aud the proof of the aio esaid
iacts' Tor the sum of S225. with int est as
aforesaid attorneys fee and costs of suit
In testimony whereof. !. wm. Wing have
hereunt' set my hand and att ed tn,
H. SCI seal of the said CONT at Lewiston, this
22nd day of August. A. D. 1886.
MM. WIG,
JASPER RAND, Ex-oGicio clerk
Au rhey Tor pifintih. 44.jw
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES
SALE.
order OF Sale and decree OF Fore
closure ana sale.

d. NJ. White, plaintiff, vs.. Edward Marshal.
Lewis D-lsol. Gea. Glass and W
Brearley. defendants
Under and by virtue If an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and ssIe issued ont of the
district cnurt Of the FIRST judicial Dist riot in
and for the ctunty OF Ncx Perez, and Terr,t,ry
OF ldaho, on the 2nd day Of July. A. d 1855
IN the ab've eLtitied action. wherein b. NJ.
white. the above named plain if obtained a
judgement and decree of fore losure and sale
against Edward Marshal. defendant, ON the
2n't day of July, A b. 1886. for the s,AAn of
81 hundred and sixts-rhrce aud thirty three.
one hrndredtbs dollars. in uni,et states ruld
IN, besides interest, costs and counsel fees
$40 So which said decree was, on
the End LAY of July. A. d. 1886 recorded in
judgement book of sid c,urt. I am mmapd.
ed t. sell al! the certain lot piece or parcels of
land. situated lying and being in Lewiston,
county OF Ns1 Perce. territory nj Idaho, and
bounded and described az fellows: Commenc
Ing at the south west corner of The lot q, land
owned by E W. Bell 4 bra. in lot i've of acre.
OF the city Of Lewiston, l. r. said rlace of
beginning. being thr 9 hundred ard df,y feet
s"atherly. and thirty feet easteriy of the north
east corner Of the lot of land purchased by n.
D. Adams tdcccasedD from the city of Lewiston.
running thence easterly along the south line of
Tue sara BELL lot, to point on the west iine of
the lot Of land owned by W. p,
scribner, and sixty fee west to line of the lot
Of land owned by J. II. Evans, thence south,
erly along the west line Of the said scribper
lot to the foot OF the bluff. thence westerI,
Along the foot of the bluff to point thirty feet
EAST Of the east line Of said Adams lot, thence
ne'tberly and parallel with said Adams lot to I
place of beginning Public notice is hereby
gwen that on saturday the l4th day of August, |
!. ID. 1856. at ~ - elk. p. N. ofihsf day; in /
ront "f the court house door o. the county a, |
Ses Perce l wilt. in obedience 10 aud arler |
4 sale and decree of foreclosure aud sale. sell |
he above described prupert, or so much there.
I NJ may be necessary TO satisfy said judge
nent, with interest and costs etc. 10 the high
81 bidder. for gold coin. ofthe United States.
l. 6TANNUS,
Dated July 18th 1886, sheri6 ~
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons occupy
ing premises along the line Of the Levi ton
water ditch. that J have now finished the
cleaning and repairing Of said dich, and all
persons are hereby forbidden to throw or dunn
any ofAl. hith or garbage of any kind or de-
seripti"n, into said aitch, ana all persons so
dong irom and after this date will b. prose-
eatea To the full extent OF the law. as | am de-
,erm'ne' that the water in this ditch shall be
Kept fresh and pure fos those desirin, to use
the same, BENJAMINE ROOiu
Dated. Lewiston, I. +. july 9Th, 1855 aOtf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05

The Union has mentioned the arrival
Of I. A. Clark Of the N. P. by the
following:
The TELLER records the arrival in
Lewiston of Engineer T. A. Clark. of
the Union Pacific, with party Of men
I" make survey Of railroad route up
the Clearwater and over into the Bitter
Root valley connecting with the Utah
Northern railroad.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05

The Journal of the Both, has tn,
following in relation to u new railrc az
scheme, which needs much coaxiny I,
give II full faith and credit:
In course of about ten days, tn,
Journal is reliable informed, papers in
cooperating the Puget Sound Il LAX,
Shore Railway company will be filed il
the office of the territorial auditor.
This enterprise, upon which citizen.
Of Seattle have been laboriug for the
past two years, has at last assumed def.
nate form and solidi,y. Through efforts
principally OF d. IL. Gilman, New
York capital in abundance has been en-
listed. The projectors have already
purchased cob steel rail sufficient to Law
forty miles of track have eight miles of
right Of way secured and cleared and
are constantly acquiring more, finding no
difficulty in this respect. They have
just bought for depo,s, and other ter.
minal purposes a, Seattle the DR.. Smith
farm OF Glib acres, embracing mile Of
water front. paying therefor $4,000.
The project is road from Seattle
eastward throng'. the Saogaalmie pass
and taking in Walla Walla and Lewiston.
II is part of a transcontinental scheme,
OF which the particulars are not yet
given out. Branches into the Big Bend
and Spokane counties are designated in
the articles of incorporation.
From Seattle the line will skirt Lake
Union on the north; then extend along
Lake Washington; then to the Snooual
mic river, and follow up its course to the
coal mines, forty miles distance from the
city and on to the iron mines, in the
thirty five miles further.
The calculation is to build forty miles
the coming fall, before cold weather shall
set in, and to tap the first wheat field of
eastern Washington as soon as the
Northern Pacific will
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
JAMES NJ. CHAMBERS II. 1880


HN'O VII I'VE AT
Lewiston. l. T. July 21. 1854
NJ Office Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT TRR
~ following named settler has filed ro,;.a -
his intention t" make final proof in supnor, IS
his claim. and that said proof will be mad.
Vt this office on August Goth. 1855, viz: Joms.
NJ. thambers. Home 1850 for the NV Il 90, 3
tp 81 mr. NV. NJ. lie names the follov;n.
witnesses !" prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land. viz: per-
Ihomas, James Tabor. Louis Tabor. SamI
Tabor of Julietta. 1t, no. Ter.
10 P. IL. WINSTON. in.
- Register.
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Order to Show Cause,
In the Probate court Of Ne. Perco coun,, ra...

In the Probate court Of Nee Perco COUNTY Id.h,
Territory.
In the matter ofthe estate of William Vernon
licensed.
appearing to the judge Of said court. Nv
the pet'iion presented and led, BY John Yer.
non' the administrator Of the estate of William
vernon, deceased. praying for an order TO sell
real estate; that it is necessary to sell the
whole OF the real estate to pay the debts ont
81 hding against the deceased. and the d.b,s
expenses and charges OF the administrator n
is therefore ordered by the judge of said
court that all persons interested in the said
estate appear befare the said Probate Cou.t nm
Monday the 23d day cf August, A. n.
1850. at 10 O'Clock. in the forenoon of said d.v
~ the court room Of said Probate court ~
Lewiston, in Aez Perez county, l. T., 10 shov
cause Why nm order should not be granted IN
tue said administrator TO sell So much Of the
real estate OF the dscsa. ed IS .hal he NECESSARY
ena mat a copy of this order be pubii,bea
phce week for tour successive ~eeks in ~.
LEWISTON TsLLsa. a newspaper. printed .ns
punished in said county of Nez Percs.
WIN. WING,
''' is'n' isco' Probate Judge.
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Notice to Teachers.

OHce OF the clerk Of the Board Of Education
Lewiston lna. School Diet. No. /.
Owing to vacancies occurring in the inferno
dia department. and the Critics. school of this
district. the board Ut examiners will meet for
the exammafin OF applicant teachers. al the
Puoie -ch"oi building 10 Lewiston. on Thurs.
day. August 18th. 1885,, at 10 o,ei.ck. A n
All applications for Leadership must be filed
with the clerk of he board en- or before Auvns,
llth 1886. BY order Of the Board.
RIcH'D J. MONROE, Clerk.
Lewiston, Idaho, July, 10Th 1855. l2.av.
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ROAD BETWEEN LEWISTON
AND COLUR DALENE.

By reference to a map it can he easily
seen that the distance between Lewiston
and Wardner must be much less by
route through the timber to the cas-: of
the present Travelled road via of Farming
ton. We have interviewed pfrties who
have been thr 1ugh most of the way by
Indian trail from the Potlatch country
about Julietta to the Mulan road near
Wardper, aud they claim the distance
to be less than seventy miles from
Juiietta. 1t is evident that the Indians
regard it much shorter to the old Occur
d Alene Mission via this old trail or they
would not have cleared it out and Travelled
it instead of the open country to the
west. 1t IS clrimed that the Jesuit
Fathers were in the habit of using this
trail in making their visits to Lapwai and
the Nez Perccs If this be true it may
be Of er at Importance to the people OF
Lewiston and Wardner, that this trail be
put in good condition for travel by horse
men, pack trains or footmcn, beng a
saving of from thirty FIVE to forty miles
in distance from Lewiston, and as we
learn no rougn mountain to cross and
much OF the way through n pine growth
Of timber and no large streams to cross
in the whole distance. 1t would be well
for the people of Lewiston to have this
route more definitely examined, and if it
proves much shorter and better than t.
go via Pennington, then have it cleared
out and kept open and if we can sell any
thing to the miners of that locality,
which makes a wagon road of value to
us, let such road lie built and let Lew
iston reap part of the benefits of these
mines. AT any rate be up and doing
and do not sleep upon our advantages,
is the advice we give and do not ask any
compensation for the suggestion.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate'of Martha Willis. deceased.

Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned
administrator OF the estate of Martha Willis,
deceased. to the creditors oil aud all persons
having claims against the said deceased, 10 tx
hih't them with the pecessary vouchers. wi,hia
ten months after the frst publication Of this
net,ce. to the said administrator at Lewiston
Idaho, In the county of Ne, Perez
p. N. DAVIS,
Administrator estate of Martha Willis, dec. sed
lewiston, !. ?. Aug. Ind 1856. as
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Blalock's sale. The Onion ga

Bialoeks sale. The Onion says:
"Dr. N. G. Blalock has disposed Of
his mountain ranch between Milton aud
this city. He sold 400 acres Of decided
land and $50 acres of railroad land 70
Henry Gates. aud Gao acres of decided
land TO CARED & Hobson. The entire
tract OF decided land sold for $40 an
acre and the railroad claim at $40 an
acre. The ranch consisted of 1850 acres
and the price paid was $685.
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NOTICE For HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. l. r., Aug. 4 1886.
JONAS A. LArHROP Home 800
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TIlATTHE
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof in supper,
of his claim and that said pr"of wi be made
at this office on sc I. llth. 1886, viz: Jonas
A. l."throp. for the swa nwA sec 80 and Sc 4
neA and "a sela sec 81 tip 81 nr4w w., BIN.
He namss the following witnesses tn prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz: A. Glass. YIN Fee s Likes
and ). Lambert. all of Waha. =. q. Iiahc Ter.
2. ii. WINSTON, JR.
At Reyister
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, |. T. Aug. 4. 1856.
JOHN r. CHAMBERS. Home 1882
\ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTlIk
~ following namel settler has fled notice o,
his intention to make final proof in support OF
bis claim. and that said proof will be made
at this office, on sept 18th 1886. viz: John T..
Chambers, for the lots | an 2 sec 3 tp 81 r
W, b. NJ and'sis s"4 sec 81 tp So ar W,
u. NJ. He names the following witnesses to
prove his con'nuous residence upen and cult
vation OF said land. VIM Thomas Pierce. vii
liam Lew, Arthur Duncan and william duncan
all Of Juiettn, Z. o.. Idaho Territory.
2. II. WINS ron, in.
Al Register
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.


Territory % Idaho,
County of Nez Perce.
NOTICES hereby given that the CO pa,,n,,.
ship heretofore existing between s. Gray and
WIN. Hunter, and Known as s t,ray 4 Co
deing business in the city of Lewiston. countv
Of Nes Perez, Ter ritory e Idaho, is this d. =
dissolved by mutual consent. said VIM, Hunter
retiring from said firm, and all bills due said
. run must be paid to sal & Gray. and all bills
against said firm will be settled by said s
uray. s. GRAY,
VIM. HUNTER.
Lewiston, I. 7. July 10, 1856, 4l.h
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. Idaho. Aug. Pad 1886.
CHARLES Z THATeHhR Home No. 1fap7
NOTICE is hereby given that the foilowins
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of hi. claim and
that said proof be mnie At this Office. ON
Saturday Sept. 18th 1885. viz: Charles T.
Thatcher. home No. lGo7 for the mel sec "a tn
30 rs w., b. NJ. lie names the follow ine
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upen
and cultivation of said land. viz: Jasper
Rand. J. W. Righy, Jackson Eads and Mate
Jennings, all Of Lewiston. p. o., 1T.
P. II. WINSTON, in.
II Register,
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NOTICE..

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CENTRAL
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE OF NEZ
PER COUNTY. I. + , you are hereby mott.
ned that 10 re will be meeting of said COM
mItee at the once OF 'asner Rand, in the city
o. Lewiston, on Wednesda,, Angus, II 1900
at two o'c ock, P. NJ, for the purpose of d.
signaling the time for holding the county con.
ventun. and for such other business as NAV h.
deemed necessary t. transact, A full attend.
ance is desired. JASPER RAND
WM. +. kErrENBAcH, Cha;,ms,
Secretary.
July p. 1886 A3-ow
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-08-05

The Union says: Most of the men
who struck on the Cascade branch have
gone back to work.
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GUN MONS,

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