Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-01-14
MARKET REPORT

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| barley .....'..................lO - -
...........................Sl $40 per ton
Eggs cents ger dog
Butter. .".....................2D cents per pound
Chiekens.......,. ...........S2 SO to So per doz.
We are prepared to take wheat, at highest
market price, and to right parties, lower our
| price list prices. a. DAMAS.
The Washington legislature have provid
ed that physiology anu hygiene be taught in
the Iu1iIc schools. A step in the right
| direction.
From present prospects there is a liability
! for competing companies to contend for the
Clearwater pass OF the Bitter Root noun
ta'ns, for railroad
Mitchell has introduced bill appropriate
ing 81 1873, 900 tor improvements on the
Columbia river to he expended on or before
the lst of June 1887
| There are fresh signs that the Union Paci-
tic Will soon commence construction down
Snake river, and also through the Clear
| water pass to Lewiston.
| Judge Back is expected to proceed direct
| ly from Murray, after his court is adjourned
at that place, to Boise City to attend term
OF the supreme court Of the territory.
The latest account of the attorneys IN the
Hlb0s case 1T would appear that Zone side
is AFRAID and the other dare not" venture IN
the case Till they have obtained more data
upon which to proceed.
DIED. TIE youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Nennisarholtz living near the
terry ON Snake river, died on sunday last
The funeral took place from the Catholic
CGurch III this city On Monday.
The ground at Lewiston was covered with
snow aiout an lnch deep on yesterday
morning. and appearances indicated that
more might bc expected soon. The ground
is frozen about three inches deep
The Joa,nat claims to be informed that
| Lewistons merchants will purchase the
Govt. telegraph Ilue between Dayton and
lewiston and put into service with the
" Western Union line. $50 mote it be-
County commissioners court convened on
Monday last with b. hoffman and J. NJ.
McOiregor III Attendance. The chairman of
the boa:d, ID. Spuroeck. was not IN attend
ance until Wednesday,, owing to sickness
Two men were found murdered in boat
on the oeach near jamestown ON the sound.
Jan. ith. They were stripped Of part of
tncr clothing whloh were carried off, sup.
posed to be the deed of Indians for plumber
r hsious meetings have been held even.
ings.nn the Presbyterian church during sew
eral evenings conducted by Rev Mr. Boyd
the pastor, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Adair of
Dayton. They have been quite well at
tended.
Mr., a. F. White of Hels Delight, near
Pierce City, called on US this week and
says that Delegate HALEY succeeded in get
ting post office established at that place.
Mails viii leave once each week, Mr.. W.
beng 2 NJ.
resolution by Senator Hoar was offer.
cd and referred to committee ON Foreign re-
lations, requesting the President to take
measures to have our ex rattltlon treaties so
revised as to embrase embezzlement ant!
other breaches Of trust.
Delegate HALEY has introduced bill for
fourth judge III Idaho. At last accounts he
had not introduced his bill Tor annexIny
North Idaho to = ashington. Although
Delegate voorhees, had introduced his i'll
for the Omission Of the state of " ashing-
ton.
Tom Hill, an Indian. has beer arrested on
a bench warrant, issued by Judge Buck
while holding court at Mt Idaho, on an in.
dlctment found charging murder in the kill
ing OF Nine Pipes while attempting to arrest
INN, The sheriff took him to Mt Idaho on
Saturday morning.
One Of the engineers who was out here
with L. A. Clark has recently written let
ter t" IA gentlemen III this city from Omaha
to the effect tnat the Union Pacific will
create Il boom III the west the coming sea
son. He does not Intimate at what point
or points in the West.
c. Fleming has leased for twenty
years large tract of land on Snake river
near Pearcys ferry in Washington Terri
tory, from ". a. Caldwell 1t runs 800 fee
north aud 200 feet west of high water mark
lie intends to erect large ware house on
this land as soon as the weather permits,
All parties knowing themselves indebted
to this office Will please come forward and
settle on or before Feb 10Th 1856 o,
more stricter methods will be taken for col
lection. We are DESTROYS Of squaring oul
books tor the past years and start with
clean sheet tor the new one. This will b,
the only notice given.
CARD OF THANKS. The ind, rs gned ,akei
tins occasion to express his heartiui thank.
to ali friends. and especially the ladies', VIII,
50 kindly Attended at last ckness and bur
; ial OF my beloved VIE. Their great kind
ness is gratefully appreciated aud will
E never be forgotten.
W. NJ. MILLAR.
a On Sunday morning at 1890 the larg,
hotel at Nailula junction was discovered t,
be on IRE. All effort to save the bulidlu,
u scented powerle>s aud attention was turne,
to save the contents OF the house, WHICH eff.
forts were quite successful. In less thar
two hours from the discovery of the iir
the entire building was in ashes Los
about $40, 900
Complaint is being made in relation t.
bills about being introduced to admit ney
states; that they seek to restrict the fran
ers Of the constitutions Oh questions i,
which the delegates, who, frame these N