Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-01

Inc new cemetery IS now ready, and the
plat OF the same can be seen Al the offices of
". B. Cooper or J. B, Menomy.
Lake D. Wolford, one Of Colfax's legal
briliiants, has been doing the city this
week. We acknowledge a pleasant call
from the gentleman.
Cha les Rice, of Camas Prairie, in charge
Of $50 head of beef cattle, crossed the
Clearwater ferry on Monday, en- route to
the Walla Walla valley,
r. NJ, Smith, one Of the boys from the
'head CT navigation" on the Pataha, is in
the city taking in the fair, still bearing the
pleasant smiles Of ''Smithy"
The races are about over but the A No
Cutter Whiskey is still in the lead and
it is the choice in the pool box. Tickets can
be obtained at the Palace saloon.
Chas., Truax, formerly of this city, now
a resident of Pataha City, and brother Of
Nal. 5. Truax, has been in the city for the
past few days paying his old friends visit
T. 7. Thomas and f. Fix. were in the
city this week from the Potlatch They
say everyone is through harvesting in their
section and all reaped the benefit of good
harvest.
Joseph Robinson. youngest brother of
our townsman }. II. Robinson, arrived on
Sunday from Gresham, Oregon. He has
taken position in the saddler shop of
swank h Co.
Johnny knifoug is here with Weasel, the
race horse. He has been around the circuit
with him this fall, and says if he does as
well at this tournament as at other places
he will be satisfied.
1t would be advisable for our stree.
commissioner to have filed in with gravel
several of the low depressions in our main
street. which have formed mud puddles
since the late rains
Hon. F. t. Dubois, present delegate in
congress from this territory, aud Willis
Sweet arrived in the city on Monday even.
ing and departed the next morning for the
Camas Prairie country.
Hon. Fred 7. Dubois, Wills Sweet and
Others will address the citizens of Lewiston
on tomorrow evening 10 the G. + b brick
hall. We invite attention to their an.
nouncement in another column.
The mine OF Bonhore. Gilman + Co., sit.
uated near Lake Waha, has been shut
down for the winter. The company feel
confident of sdccess, and will commence
work again in the spring with that prospect.
Z. A. Leeper for councilman, James De
Haven, W l.. Thompson and J. l. Mitcham
Tor representatives,, have been nomnatcd
by The central committees as candidates to
represent our people in legislative matters.
A grand time was had at Cotton on
Thursday night CT last week at the ami.
versary OF the Knights of Pythias lodge of
that place. Several parties from this city
were in attendance, all of whom report an
enjoyable time.
News was received by last evenings
stage that John Mcpherson died at his
home at Mt. Idaho on Tuesday night. Also
the grand daughter Off II Robinson two
days before, just from the states on visit
with typhoid fever.
Col, B. F. Alley, who done up Lewiston
and several other towns between here and |
the coas. about year ago, is now hanging
out at Ellensburg. w. 4, coming the same
old chesnut-hist'ry. ''Gives us your pho
togre phi and sketch of your life, Ten dol.
lars down. Thanks p Rats!
Judge Logan on Monday received dis.
patch from Judge Buck and the Moscow
bar requesting that be take up 20 court
cases until after tho election. The Judge
concluded to comply with the request. 80
that no trial jurors need appear until Nov.
5. 1883, at 10 O'Clock a. M. at which time
the court business will proceed.
On Thursday of last week, one of the
gay and festive boys" from abroad at
tempted to take the town and one of our
hotels with it, but as the usual result was
landed in the cooler. Upon being arrested
ne fought violently, and pulled revolver
On Marshal Bisbin, but fortunately the
weapon was swept from the would-be ASSES.
sins hand by bystanaer in time. He was
brought up before Justice Hudson and fned
including costs $62.50.
Mr.. A. Benson returned on Monday ey.
,ning from Warrens, where he has been for
he past Two months on business. He re.
ports that everybody in camp are doing
we'll and that every thing present q lively
appearance. The snow is beginning to fall.
here being about one foot in Florence when
lie came through A number Of parties
ire working quar'z lodges with excellent
orosaects. Mr.. B IS pack train arrived on
sunday and will now lay up for the winter
BY reference to the court calendar for
his term Of court in Neg Perez county,
which will be found in another column Of
his issue, it will be seen that it is Is large
- ever recorded for any one term in this
county. The county embraces the same
this year as it did last. Under
The law. the supreme court will probably
.sta blish separate term of court for next
year IN Latah county, and that will prob.
IDLY reduce the calendar Of Nez Perce for
The ensuing time.
The following is tho result of the races
ran up 70 yesterday evening: The three
minute trot, Luther, Comet and Jolly
entered, jolly winning three heats out Of
five and tie race. The half mile repeat,
Daisy A, Rigal and Bingo entered, Daisy
A winning two out of three heats. Rigal
good second. The thiee-eiehts mile,
Weasel, White Cloud and Blue Buck
entered, Weasel the winner aud White
Cloud second. The $50 trot, Minnie
Medium, Eaho and Telephone entered,
Minnie Medium winning three straight
heats, Telephone good second.