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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
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AGAINST THE Q, r. N .
It Ia Restrained From Building Branch
Liues,

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New York, July 27.-Jusiice Var
Blunt, in supreme chambers to-day
granted temporary injunction and al
order TO show cause on August 2why
it should not be made permanent, restrain:
ing the Oregon Railway l. Navigation
Company, its officers and agents, FROM
building branch liras aud doing certain
other acts which arc objected to BY
Brayton Ives, Edward Sweets & Co. and
Charles Colby, who own 665 shares Of
the stock. These parties are suing fol-
a permanent injunction in the supreme
court.
Defendants are Elijah Smith, John Fl.
Hall, Sidney Dillon, Christopher Mayer,
Henry Failing, Henry W. Corbett, c. II.
Lewis, VIM. s. Ladd, Prosper w. Smith
and the Oregon Railway d Navigation
Company. They are restrained from
building branch roads from Eudioott, w.
T., towards the Cnur d'Alene mines;
from Pennington northeasterly through
Idaho to Rockford; from building a
bridge, already begun, across the Snake
river at Riparia, w. T.; Texas Ferry
grade to the line of the Columbia Il Pal
ouSe railroad, and from building OR fur
thering any other branch lines or extern
tensions in any Of the territory reserved
III the joint lease by the o. r. d N. Co.
to the Oregon Short Line.
They are also restrained from selling
any Of the consolidated bonds OF the
Oregon & Transcontinen.aI Company
now unsold, and from delivering such
bonds to the Oregon Short Line or Union
Pacific Railway Companies. They are
further restrained from using the pro-
ceeds Of any consolidated bonds hereto.
fore sold, now on deposit with the Farm.
ers' Loan l. Trust Company, and from
using any of the funds, property or II.
sources Of defendent o. r. Il N. Co, for
the construction of bridges aud branch
lines without the consent of the stock
holders, and from using of said funds and
resources to aid any other company in
the construction of railroads.
Justice Van Bruut directs that
j Judgement to show cause le heard Aug.
ust 2.
10 his affidavit Ives alleges that Charles
Fraucis Adams, president Of the Union
Pacific Railway Company, on January l,
1888, at the instigation of Elijah Smith,
president Of the Oregon Railway & Nayi.
CATION Company, announced for the first
time his dissatisfaction with some of the
persons selected as directors, aud Adams,
Dillon, Smith aud others wanted proxies
given to them. with the understanding
hat they were 10 vote Tor other directors
for the purpose of perpetuatipg Smith in
power, and with the intention of doing
he acts complained of and of opposing
he jsint lease to the Union Pacific and |
Southern Pacific railroad companies.
which would be highly advantageous to
he Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Com
ANY.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
TEE ALLOTMENT,


the people living in this section than the
question Of adjustment Of this reservation
matters. II is now admitted on all
hands that the government has recos'
mixed that the severalty system in regard
to tho lands Of the Indians, would be bet
ter for both the Indians and the white
men. That it would more quickly ad-
vance the Indian towards civilization;
would restrict his rowing and warlike
disposition, would make Indian raids up
on the settlements Of the whites far less
frequent, aud ultimately bring out OF a
state of barbarism, whatever there may
30 good in the Indian, aud enable him to
more effectually restrain aud subdue the
vicious and bad among them, than all the
troops Of the whites could do without the
cooperation Of the friendly aud intelligent
Of the Indians. The government has
considered tho breaking up Of chieftaincy
among them as one OF the first achieve
ments to be obtained, tending towards
civilixing the Indian. Then the educa.
ton Of the Indian il the arts Of peace in
stead Of war. Then giving him land
to cultivate and care fer in his individual
capacity, and the privilege Of enjoying
the fruits of his labor upon that land.
This is the origin OF the policy Of allott-
men. Of landsin syveralty upon these resel-
vatious,and protecting them in holdingand
enjoying these severalty locations. Each
Iudian then becomes land owner, when
he can cultivate aud pasture his own as
he chooses, and no white man and DO
other Indian can modest him ia tho man
a4ement OF his allotted itahe. He be.
comes as much the lord of his own do
Miuion, as any white man Of his own pc
sessions. This makes him indeponde
and when he has acquired the skill in its
management to cause its products to give
him support, and his family, if he has
one, and has acquired sufficient knowl
edge Of self government to maintain him
self and family, he would become en-
titled to the privilege Of citizenship
Anvhg the whites, his neiyhbors. When
this Is accomplished, his desire for war
and warlike raids will cease, and he will
have permanent home, and love that
home better than all else, and there will
be nothing to prevent his acquiring
wealth and happiness in as great degree
% do his neighbors among the whites
II is said that commissioners have been
appointed by the President to make the
allotment to the Nee Perces upon their
reservation, and it is expected that these
commissioners will soon be upon the
ground to 60 forward aud do their work.
Il Is to be desired that no settler near
the reservation or elsewhere place any
barrier to the labors OF this COIN mission
or give any encouragement to any
Indian or Indians to interpose objections
to the faithful accomplishment of this
work in peaccable and lawful manner.
The good Of all, both Indians and
whites demands this, and demands
nothing less u, our hands.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
NEW TO-DAY,
Democratic Call.

Lewiston, Idaho, July 70, 1888,
At an adjourned meeting Of the Democratic
Central Committee of Nes Perez county held
At the Office of j. b. Menomy, chairman OF
Csntral Committee. at Lewiston. Idaho, July
70, 1873. the following proceedings were had
The following appointments we're made for
the county: Waha precinct, 3; Mason pr. cipot,
!; Tammany precinct, 2; Lewiston precinct,
IA, Hatawai precinct, 2; Goldsmith precinct.
=; lngie precinct, l; Big Potlatch precinct, 3:
Fed Rock precinct, 2
The llth day Of August, 1888 was set for
the time for holding tho primary conventions
Tor each precinct. and on the 10Th the dele
gates elected are to meet in the city of Lewis
ton to elect three delegates to the Territorial
Convention TO be held at Boise City, On August
END, 1888. The delegates elected the 18th day
Oh august are also delegates to the general
county convention to be held in the city of
Lewiston on the date the Central COMMITTEES
may hereafter designate. Pplls will be open in
tho different precincts from z to s. Pm.
j. B. MENOMY,
chairman Dem. Cen. Conn, Nez peree Co
y. = Island secretary, 44-2w
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
Notice to Creditors,
Estate of James l.. Mulkey. DECEASED

TseatV Vi 'SiHes L. MuIkey, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
administrator of the estate of James l.
Mnikey, deceased. to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten menths after tha e..
publication of this notice to the said aam;n;.'
traitor a. his Office in the city of Lewiston I r
the same being the place for the trap,action
Of the business Of said estate,
p. NJ. DAVIS,
Administrator of the estate of James l.
Mulkey. deceased. -
Dated July 10, 1858 so5w
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
Observation-Disclosures oprurou
BOISE CRY, Idaho, July 23rd, 1888.
Hon. b. A. Stevenson, governor of
7dnho

Idaho.
DEAR SIR: l have examined the
petition of the citizens of Nez Perez
county aud the accompanying papers
submitted to me by your excellency.
From the documents submitted it appears
that there is at present but one county
commissioner in SAID county and that
said county is not divided into commits
sioner's districts; one entire district and
part Of apother having been created into
the county Of Latah by the act Of
congress Of May l4th, 1888, entitled
ian act to create and organize the
county Of Latah." Section l748 Of our
Il. S., provides for the division of each
county into three county commissioners
districts Section l746 provides that
each commissioner must be an elcctor OF
the district he represents. Section 1749
provides Tor filing vacancies 10 the
board. But these sections contemplate
that in filing vacancies the commissioners
shall be elected by the electors Of their
respective districts. As Nee Perez
county is not now divided into districts
and there is no board in existence auth
orized to so divide it or designate what
electors shall vote for the respective
commissioners, it seems impossible 10 fill
the vacancies in tho board under the
provisions Of these sections.
These difficulties, amounting almost to
a disorganization Of the county, arise
from the interference by congress with the
local affairs Of the tcrritory-disorganiz-
ing one county in creating anosher-an
interference that could not be foreseeu
aud has therefore not been fully pro-
vided fer by our legislature.
am OF the opinion, however, that
under the circumstances, there being no
commissioners districts in Nez Perez
county and no board authorized TO
district the county, Section l749 pro
vides no mode for filling the vacancies
10 question and that no mode is provided
BY law for filling such vacancies, within
the intent aud meaning ot section 434
OF the X. s.
That section provides: "When any
office becomes vacant, and no mode is
provided 10y law for filling such vacancy,
the governor must fill such vacancy by
granting commission, to expire at the
end Of the next session Of the legislature
or at the next election by the people,"
Appointments under this section seem
TO be the only way ont of the difficulty,
as 1t is necessary that the county should
be districted prior to the coming genera
election, that commissioners may then be
elected in districts, as required by the
foregoing provisions of the statute.
l therefore recommend as the bes way
out Of the anomalous difficulties 10
which the county has been .unwittingly
placed by this congressional interference,
that your excellency comply with the
p,tition OF the citizens Of Nez Perez
eoudty by filing the board aud granting
the commission to expire when the
elected by the people a,
the next general election shall qualify |
aud enter upon the discharge Of their
duties as provided by law.
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD u. JOHNSON,
Attorney General |
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
NOTICE FOR PkE.EMpTIoN PROOF
LAND OFFICEAT
Lewiston Idaho June. 80 1888.

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston Idaho June. 80 1883.
JOSEPH T. WILSON,
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THH
l. following named settler has fled notice Of
ms intention to make final proof in support Of
MS claim and that said proof will be made Al
TINS M, othee' OF Lewiston. Idaho. on Aug 23rd
1865 VIZ: Joseph I. Wilson S. 3i65, fol
the L swa nls set sec 90 tip s8arlw
He names the following witnesses to NOV.
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of said land. viz: Jason Whitener Wm
Whitener, VIM. Whiteside and James Winters
all Of Cameron. Idaho.
FRANCIS F. PATTERSON.
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-08-02
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTION PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewisfop n J,r NJ 400,

LAND OFFICE AT
lewiston, I. T., June q, 1881,
JAMES CRAIG, d. 8. $3.50.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THs
~ following named settler has fled notice 81
ms intention to make final proof in support Of
us cialm' and that said proof will be made
1888, viz: James Craig DS. 3.o5O. for ~.
aeA neA sec % and nj NV i SEX nwh sec
z! tp o6 n r 5 W BM. He names the follow;n,
witnesses to prove bis continuous Residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land. vi, .
Il. s. Sheldon, John Vernon, David Watson
). lie Armstrong all Of Lewiston, Idaho.
FRANCIS F. PATTERSON.
o. Register
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Tic people a. mass seldom MAKE mis-
taxes. This accounts for the large demand
for DR.. Bigelow's Positive (coughl Cure. II
has given such perfect satisfaction IN at some
druggists 0tfer an Imitation on which they
make q larger profit Beware Of both The
imitation aud the druggist, Doth will cheat
you The genuine is sold BY Z. +. Wilson
and vii promptly and safely cure coughs
colds. and al throat and lung diseases
Trrtro ~ rsrra
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The bss: on earth can truly De said of
Griggs' Giycerine Salve, which is a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts bruises,
scelds, burns. wounds and al other sores.
wiz positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eT1ptious. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money rsfun lee.
Only - ranfs Sold nV NJ. r.. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
Az EXTRAORDINARY PHESoMExoS.

No other term than the ABOVE would
apply 10 the woman who could see her
youthful beauty fading away without a
pang OF regret. Many woman becomes
prematureiy old ana haggard because of
functional arrangement. What a pity that
all saon do not know that DR.. Pierce's
FavOTite Prescription will restore their
organs 20 q normal state. and make them
youthful and beautiful once more2 For
the Ills 70 which the daughters of Eve are
peculiarly ha0.e the Prescription" is
sovereign remedy. Il is the only medicine
sold oy druggists under positive guarantee
from the manufacturers. that 10 will give
satisfaction ia every case. or money will be
returned. See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
Americans are breaking down under high
pressure application to business and duties
At the desk: they are losing nerve force.
Or. jones' Red Clover Tonic restores lost
nerve force by supplying food for the nerve
tissues, and by its gentle operative action re-
moves al restraint from the secretiye organs,
hence curing ell dIsesses of the stomach,
liver and kidneys. r. f.. Wilson will sup
ply the genuine Red Clover Tonic a. 80
cents 3 bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The Overland Ro8ts.' tke.onlT line car.
rying The United Ssstes Overland Mail
Ia addition 20 the neH system Of cheek
ing baggage through from Eastern points 20
the Pscihc Jast. will commence sunday,
Decem oer t0 run fSronxh sleepers on all
trains between Council Blg1s. Omaha. San
Francisco ard Los Angeles. Also betreen
Kansas City and OGDEN 90 The Overland
Flyer saving one day 10 all California and
Oregon POINTS making the time from ne
MissOzri River 10 the Pacific Cast in
ssvsnty-one hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car Slsspers and modern day coaches
are aiso -nn on all through trains
Eating houses are now under he super-
vision OF the com psRy and meals furnished
oy he Pacific Hotel Company are ansur-
psssed.
an compliance with the wish Of our pat
rcns along the line. night trains between
Omaha Council Bluffs and Kansas City
hsv- aeen changed 70 DAY trsias. Chair
cars riil still run TO Bestrice free Of charge.
Thini-class passengers wishing 10 take al
vantage IF los r.tes viii still be csrried on
regular Through trans running free family
seepers FOR further information address
J. TEFssFs.
Genera Passenger snd Ticket Agent
Omaha. Nsb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11
TX. ). ss,Ia ( CO., i.v!lsYl.
Dxraorr, AUTUMN or 1851.
4 153 Woodward Avenue.
MEssRs. NJ. $. SMITH q co

MEsSEsS. NJ. s. SMITH a. co.
Holiday Season of 1887, an unusual
collection OF choice artistic Foreign
Wares and Gems, the selections of 3
member OF their house made during the
past summer Ia the European Mar
kets, embracing Porcelain and Faience
wares from the leading English and
Continental potteries, and art produc-
ions in Glassware; Gems in Dia-
n,onds, Pearls, and the COIoref
stones; Fine Mantel and Hall Clocks
Classic Bronzes and Choice Brio brac.
The collection is the largest ever shown
by them, and having been imported direct,
md containing as It does the latest desiT-
able novelties, IL Is claimed that it offer,
superior advantages to purchasers, both a.
% price and variety.
In Watches of American and
Swiss manufacture, aud IN Sterling
sfigerware and Fashionable
ge evosry, their collection is full and
chf.ce.
n. B.-M. 8. SMITH az co. are
tie authorized sole agents in Michigan foy
the fine Watches of Pafek, PHILIPPE
& CO., of Geneva, and for Detroit OF
CO., of Providence, r. l.
They elso maintain frstclass Optical
department. Visitors to Detroit are invited
to an inspection.
Goods sent on approval correspondence
collected, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11


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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

Sugafs-Cui Loaf sc. sralua.et = a.
O. .c. Extra C" 5n53.c. Yellow &C. Ssz6)bsc.
tO1ee-tireea Rio Gg,c, Rio roaEted 21.e
zfc. Jaws. green. 1t1zbc. Jaya roasted. Soc
Msrteaino. roasted ~ 9-lc. Mexican, roasted, >
D2-c.
Teas-Jspan. hne. sai5c. japan. medn-. >
asoc. Ordinary. l>12c. Hys0n. s)zei5c. gun
powder. - ss54c. Ooi0ng4 S5S70c; CongO, =
6lc.
Flour-s2 20 per cst.; 81 ~ per bbL; patent pro
cese 3. 80 pee eSG - - per b1l.: al wnezt iDgr
10 PER c~L, $40 Per ool., bucksheat, g. s5
Der cgt
Nil Fe0d-Screenings sl4 per ton: bran. tis
ships sl7O0. middEngs SIS eig.
fee1-Corn and osis, x-laZ2
Kerosene Oii-Hichigan test. i01Sc per gallon
wsfer ahlte. ~ s-c.
Gasoline - per gallon
-ceds-(l0Fer. 3. > q l5, timothy, 61506265.
sslt-Alchigan pc, Eastern sl.i5.
Fish--SO I ~hitefsh. 59u7.g0 pcr half b5i /;
trout, 5. Dc o.. cod. sat safe per b, clans,
&C per hundred, oysters. blk SLdeGSi 5 gallon;
standards. 20c can. selects, &c can smoked hall
buf. lie.
PORK IN barre's-3lsss pork. Chicago packed.
$50; exsra short cut, $780, standard clear
back. sllt1.
Lsri-Tlsrces. SCI 30 aud 50 ID tubs, SIC. 50
10. round TINS. 100 eases. s. &C. IN tin pals s..
Beef Ia barrels-Extra ness warranted 90 lbs.,
80. extrs. honelesS. $3.50
But.erine-Dslry, solid packed. l4c; rolls and
prints, l5o creamery, solid, lSc. extra cream, ,er
ualse ed. lie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

ftEa1 Elot1te kta-t Stfat ~ neA1s
spFlsa-ss7 sc gsr snEl
cseesc state. llise' Ss% fosx. M cream,
lio-el sa-x5l 70 -.-s per sa.hei
Dl.st fcl -ap..es eg4forzt-1. 51ic pei
pond r4szfecs -ssae per pond cllerrles. %
q. PR p2int psAeaes, "a. a-c psr poaad
f5saa Ms.s Dressed hoss. ssas 50 per ewt.
ni.e ~. t3y5s.p, sea- s'ts1>5j. tesf
s. aats84l
cram -Vnesf Cl4Mpu. 7sc. L&ncAs, sr.
20. oats 'Sc kse. .k5gc- Corn. b. - Ste- b-f-
ief. ls3i per ID.
Hl.es -lsfesG. s.sS3s, par cured. s5<9ec.
clileti. &c cGli szi ins . y pounds, &c
Deacon sEils ll.tlac esc1, sheep pelts. -1e. W0Si
Del1s Ell -als1et st2,c pef Pouut
ho4ey-llElsc.
HAy -Ilmothy si802lsOo per soa. csover.
81. 08aV
goll-sy fu-keys. dressed. ssloy- spring
chic keus g. rf t0ss. de6s ~ 1ucks. aloe. teal
ducks i445ac pair naiar1 eac<s, 30 q. ID pair
fzr-.idkss. tlR 81 pair quail. 81 pe-
t0z. squirrel. l5c PEI pair rkJOlts = &C PER
par. hear. saddles. !. Csc.
R1tstoe---1.t Z t5f
-fras s8.1a rer t1u.
Ta40~-se3 .cp pos 10.
NOC.-Wa5aed. -A9Ec. un~ashed one-third
OF
Nood-Bl0ck stove wood. g.. a. % per cord.
fouf lot wood. i1e<ti0i per cord
Co1l-S % Efats tfla.
L4me-GFand Rapids. I5c. Ohio. 90c Petoskey
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

TThis list Is furnishsd BY ". r. scribner.
real estate dealer 56 Psarl-st
Asby A. RuIkiev % WaSainztna Pound.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

VIXEN troubled with q cohxh or cold use
~ Baa's ConEh Syrap. Price - cents.
Salvation on vi AZ rhouaasism more
ood thsn any high priced hnSnenss. 35c,s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-11

The following is list af The marriage
licenses issued yesterday. with the names.
r-sissncs vAen outside tbs city, and aces
of shs parties
Axes
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