Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-22

large invoice of trees arrived on tn,
steamer On SUNDAY last for G. J. Parker
| who Is agent, IN this city, for the all,
Walia Nursery. owned by Gardner i Co
Mr.. r. is now delivering the trees to thos,
who had purchased.
While playing ball on Tuesday, Ransom
Coburn aud Aieck Winston. collih.d WIN |,
running tn catch fl, ball, knocking then
both 10 the ground. the former sense les
Both W. rs b used considerable abou, tn,
face AID head.
| An auction sale Of saddle horses and 9th
er anim'ls will take plane the last Saturda,
OF this month. Mach. 3lst, at | D m, a
the feed stable If Nj. L. NTH, near tn.
Hotel de France. A good bargain car
oe had.
| News was received here yesterday. tina,
Elva e. b. Bell wife of WIN. Bell, former
; " signal operator Of this city, died a,
Fort Angeles near ert Townsend, ". I
On March LIST, 1888, after few week.
! illness.
STATIONS FOR SALE.-I will sell
two hali'breed Nurman s'a lions, broke tc
| work, for reasonable price. war; nj
| them to be good on the range and safe to
turn out with mares, and sure foald ge:tsrs
FOR further particulars enquire of ". NJ
Fe =, Waha. l. T. 252w
Felix Warren purchased thoroug hbrsd
Mammouth. Kentucky Blaca Jack. last
week This Is the only Thoroughbred jack
| - this country and he will be stood in thi.
| section for $50 dollars. insurance. Fur.
Their particulars will be given in the future
We received the first number Of the
Occur d'Alene Herald. published At Occur
dale City. 1t is hea'ly printed ami con
ta'ns much local news and other matter
1t is c''ed at good point to gather mia
! ing news and news from the outside.
Henry McNalley, brother Of Mrs. J.
hearney. Of this city. was brought over
from his place or Asotiu. on Friday, and is
now lying very low at Mr. K-arney's resi-.
drncs. Mr. McNalley is well and favsrably
known in this s-ct,on aud many will regret
to hear Of his illness.
Herman Artngo better known as Spsni h
George. who was pnralyzed at Mt. Idaho
last October died in this city on FRIDAY
last and was bnri.d on Saturday afternoon.
George has been in he employ of MIR A.
Benson as packer for the past Twelve years,
aud always rendered good service to his
employer. His funeral was largely attend.
CT by our citizens.
q. "A. G'y, dentis', returned from trip
to the northern country ON Monday He
reports that he S. L P. road had reached
their depot grounds at Cotton, on Monday,
and they expected to be in Uniontown by
tomorrow; that a man by the name Il Dam
st. wart. who was working on the railroad,
fell OF the bridge that crosses Cow creek,
near Cotton, aud was drowned.
Spokane papers allude to the efforts Of
Walla Walla and Lewiston to have the
Manitoba come Down the Clearwater, ami
strongly urges the Spokane people to in.
duce the Manitoba to come via Spok aue.
AS the M""i'"ha will not take subsidies.
NC tf,-~. ne Clearwater route can offer in.
dncrmcnts that will eclipse the Spok ans
route through she Occur d'Alenes.
HORSEMEN ATTENTION. Il have a
stallion fur sale, age six years. aud weight
l,5aO pounds. He can be seen at Mart
Collins livery stable. Lewiston, on the gath
of this month. Anyone NEEDING such a
horse Is invIted to call and see NV horse.
Is. b. MCCLURE,
Jaw As"tin, ". T.
Felix Warren returned on Tuesday fran
a trip to Rockford, Idaho. He rep rts all
doug well in thai country, aud tina, the,
roads are quite muddy yet. A small fire
occurred at Gsnesee while he was there On
Tuesday. The child Of Mrs Kane, who
keeps the hotel, got Some m-tches and set
box Of shavings, that was in the house, on
fire and no one but Mr.. Warren happened
10 he in the house at the time, " no gave the
alarm aud thu flames were soon eXtingnshed
but not before the paper was ali burned
from one side OF the building The damage
done was not great. but lesson WAS 'anghf
that hatcher should be kept out of the way
of children. Three canary birds were
burned.
Pianos, Organs, White and Domestic
Sewing Machines We would say to the
people Of Lewiston and vicinity that we
can supply them with anything in the Mu.
sic line they with. We also deal direct
with factories FIR the White and Dome tic
sewing machines and a full assortment Of
sewing machine needles, oil and attach.
ments Of I'LL kinds. A specially made Of
rep .iringe AH work rarronfrd.
MORRISON BROS,
l9tf Opposite Isnman Il Co.
A runaway occurred on MONDAY from
the livery stable of Baird Bros. Four
horses were hitched to a coach pep ,ratory
to taking s"ms commercial travellers north.
The team started IT, run and made speed
dawn main street and on arriving near the
stage stable Of Felix Warren, 5 IN Newell.
who was IN the coach with Seeds. was
thrown of and the wheels passed over both
legs. hui fnrtnnately no homes were broken.
Dr.. Morris was called and fouad hut slight
injuries. The lead horses soon freed them.
selves and had little ircus around the
s.rsets. hut were soon caught They made
he second attempt to run hut brought up
in fence aud broke the tongue out of the
coach.
The following has been seat to US a. the
condition Of the Idaho Insane Asylum
Summary from tho records Of the Idaho
Insane Asvlum for the quarter ending
March ]. 1858:
MF r..
No. Of patients beginning Of or. ~ Is So
+" admitted during - 3
- discharged - "a
I" - died - ..
remaining end Of &" IS l6 81
Daley average number in asylum during
quarter. 6f'y-two and City four ninety -ons
.hundredths. Psy roll and smount #
Issues Of surplus during quarter, g. $50 IS.
Per capita cost OF caring for patients. dur.
ing the quarter. per d.y 75cts Per week,