Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-12-13

He says they have done good work SO far
and will continue on as long as the weather
will permit.
last for the Occur d. Alene country where
he will hold court, and from there he will!
proceed to Boise City to attend the Supreme
court which convenes at that place OH the
second Monday in January.
frankie Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Dixon, of Craigs Mountain has been ly.
ing very low with sickness, at the rssid-
ence OF Felix Warren in this city, the past
two weeks. ana but little hopes IF her re-
coverY were entertained, bat she is now
much better.
Fresh Eastern Oysters, select as to size
and flavor, only one dollar per large Can,
On Monday, Dec. oath, orders for them
will be received up to the last of this week
only by Greenburg the popular Grocer.
ll.2w.
The new building being erected by Weis.
ger Der Bros. on Main Stect under the super
| vision of contractor Mndgvick is nearly
completed aud parties having appointments
10 there will soon be moved in and bust
| ness running.
Lee Kelly, NJ, D. SIN of DR.. M. A.
Kelly, Of this city, arrived on Thursday
| from San Francisco. where he has been,
| and graduated in the medical college. He
has located here and in another column you
will find his card.
Just received and more still coming
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Pine apples.
Figs, Oregon choice eating apples. Cocoa
uuts, Chestnuts, Hicory nuts. Walnus,
Almon.,s, Pecan nuts, Brazil mats, Fiber
nuts, Pine nuts and fresh roast Peanuts, o,
Green burgs popular resort ll-2w.
A. D. Greene, deputy U, S. Marshal, re-
turned on Monday from trip to the
Occur d Alene mines and Missoula Mont
He says that some of the mines have clesed
down on account of the high freight the
railroad charges them to ship their ore, but
they hope to resume work soon.
Grand Holiday Display at Greenburg's
Emporium. Commencing Saturday even
ing. Brilliant Illumination every night tii
New Years. Every body is invited 10 cal
and feast their eyes and to tickle thei'
palate.
The dwelling house Of WA. Critchfiold
| Just this side of Asotin City, on the Wash
ington side, caught fire on Sunday last anc
t,ta!ly destroyed the building and ell thai
was in it, and with difficulty the lives o
the children were saved. The fire caugh
from the stove pipe in the uppe: story @
the house,
An important feature Of Creenhurgs es
| Enlistment is the extensive department O
Crockery, Glass and China ware and Nh
immense assortment Of all kinds Of hangin,
and stana lamps in rich Gula Bronze, Ham
4 mared Brass, Oxidised and Nickle. a.
inspe ct;on of these goods and many othe
suitable for Holiday gifts will assist you il
determining What is suitable for pre-
sent. INV.
News was received from Messrs. Hal
: and others, this week, who went up Snak
river same weeks ago to further deveio
their seia. the "Butcher Boy" that thc,
, had struck the ledge much richer than be
fore and they were highly elated over tn
! prospect Some of the rock was sent Oh
aud all pronounce it to he OF very hig
grade of copper and other valuable met Il
i. |. B. Cnwen, came down from Pierre
CITY last week and we acknowledge
pleasant call from him. He reports tn
camp AZ prosperous as ever and that wor
n on Hewett 4 Go s mine is progressing fin
v They have the tunnel in about 800 fee
and expect to be finished by early sprinl
He also saws that large number Of settle
q have come 10 and settled on the Weipl
It and everybody is happy.
From Mr.. McMickin, one of the drive
on the Mt. Idaho stage liae We learn tn
!, a new grave wal found near Chinatown
r. near Mt. Idaho last week and that the nj
!. horii,es were going to investigate it whe
he left. II anything is developed we wi
give it in future issue. 1t was suppose
e by some that the Chinese had killed one
Re their tribe and secretly buried him in Il
& new grave found.
CHINESE MURDERER SHOT and KILLED.
y The Chinaman, All Cum that murdered h
two companions some months ago on Moo
creek near Newsome creek was captur
near the Chinese garden on the South TO
re of the Clearwater, below the old Jacks
4. Bridge. From Jay Rhoades the MI. Ida
A stage driver, we learn the following par
culars of the capture Of the Chinama
1.-The Chiuaman's whereabouts was found o
re and it was also known that tho majority
III the Cinnamon in the vicinity OF where
r. was, were shielding him. Several viii
men from Mt Idaho and Grangevil!c. we
err to the vicinity where he was and made
"a the Cinnamon 60 en- to the Prairie and !
o. main there, and they occupied the cabl
On Friday night about 10 o'clock the lat
ON the door Of the cabin, in which was t
~ sheriff of Idaho county, and Chas. Woo
We was heard to raise and the door opened a
le' a lighted piece of paper in the hands OF
Chinam.n, WAS put in and also put IN
-. second tins aad suddenly pulled bas
in The parties at a moment knew he saw TN
nd and would either shoot At the spot whit
he saw them or run aud they both fired a
the Chinamsn fell dead both shots TAXI
n. effect, one in the head and the other in
nd shoulder. A pistol. loaded. was found
N. his aide. He was Immediately brought
MI. Idaho and there identified a. the
he who done the numbering Of the two Chi
ha men. Areward of $500 was offered by
~ Ubinamep, whether be was captured DC
all or alive.
Besros, Doc 6 AT conference OF
nm Northern Pacific, Union Pacific and Orel
n. Railway h Navigation representatives
les terday il is beloved an agreement acce
he able to ell MAS reached, but none OF
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