Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-06-14

! A. DAMAS.
Dispatches up to the llth reported Sher
den "a improving.
| On Saturday evening, Miss Essie Phil
! lips, assisted 10y her music class, aud locs
| talent, will give concert in the Methods
church. Admission, to all parts of til
house, Scots.
kobt. Montgomery caught another larg
| sturgeon last week that weighed upward
OF two hundred and thirty pounds, and sol
| It to John Schultz, who took it to Genesee
This week he caught one in the wheel :ha
weighed 2j4 pounds.
r. Ross made trip to the palonss coun
try last week. returning on Saturday. IL
says that everybody lis wearing pleasin,
look in that part of the country and tina
he sill keeps the A No. Cutter Whiskc,
for sale at the Palace Saloon.
The statement of Mr.. Reid which W,
publish to-day, who is just from Washing
ton City. IN regard to the prospect Of open
ing the Nez Perez reservation. appears /.
give promise tina. the work will soou be &C
ctmplished.
From Mr.. Murphy, of this city, who re
ceivea letter from Quincy, H., We learr
that Beatty, who was taken bacl, from her,
on charge Of burglary. plead guilty to tn.
charge and was sentenced to eighteen
months In the pen,tentiary.
All admirers Of the old democracy and d
our presidential nominees, will be presented
with q nice bandana hand ksrchief at the O.
Il. q N. Exchange, where the reliable old
lessee Moore Whiskey il sold. Thre,
cheers for Cleveland and Thurman. 81
Information wanted of Pat.
rick Connortan, who left Mckelumne Hill,
Calaveras county, California, in 1863 fol
Salmon river mines. Florence, Idaho.
3l.2m Please address, MARTIN RIGNEY,
404. Fifth st. Oakland, Alameda Co. Cal.
The remains of Mrs. E. Pearcy, who was
drowned on the 18th of May, and found at
Arlington. Oregon, will arrive on the steam
er to-day, and the funeral will take place
from the Universalst church at 2 o'clock
P. NJ this afternoon. A letter from MIR.
Msnomy who went from here after the body
states he is satisfied he has the body of Mrs.
Psarcy. Friends and acquaintance are re.
que.ted TO attend the funeral
Echo, the four year old stallion of Mr.. d.
s. Hutchns. is acknowledged to be the best
horse in this section, and will stand at the
following named places, the coming season
At the ranch of D. s. Hutchins, on Mondays,
at w. L Church's ranch, in Tammany
Hollow on Wednesdays. and at the livery
stable of M. Collins in this city. on Friday.
All parties wishing to get good colt should
call on him. 29tf.
REDUCED FARE To SAN Francisco.
Lewiston, June 18th, 1883.
We will sell tickets ito the National Con.
vention of Teachers. to convene in San
francisco July Is, ISL from July lst to
10Th, 1883. from Lewiston to San Francisco
and return, for $40 05, limited to Sept.
3oth, 1883. T.J. PEABODY, agent, 81
James Mccormick and others start this
week to Inspect and prospect mine dis.
covered some time ago near the summit Of
the Bitter Root mountains. about fifteen or
twenty miles north of what is called tae
Beall pass OF these mountains. Mccormick
is good man in the mountains and we
hope he may be successful. He says that
on this trip he will go through the Be4ll
pass and down into the Bitter Root valley
and perhaps to Missouls.
Mr.. J. II. Fisk, formerly sheriff OF this
hut now a resident of Portland.
passed through town last week, en- route for
the Bullion mine on Salmon river, where
he goes to inspect that mine with view of
The mine has been we'll pros.
pected through the efforts of s. s. Fem,
who, with others, now own the mine. Con-
siderable of the ore has been tested in Port
land and San Francisco, and found to be
good. Mr.. Fisk il All assayor, located in
Portland, and We learn that other men
Of Portland are to becoms interested with
him in the purchase. We hope he will find
things satisfactory. and that good strong
with ample means. will take hold
Of this mine and work it with vigor.
A. Benson returned from Warrens "n
Friday last and brings flattering reports.
He says that the Reibclt boys have their con.
contractor up and in operation and that they
have upwards Of so tons of good rock out
Of the Little Giant which they are now re.
aucing with prospects as large as before.
He gave us = sample OF the ore from the
ledge recently discovered by johnson, King
and Smith, and it is exceedingly rich with
gold The ledge is about twsnty-four
Inches in width and all pay rock. They
had sunk but short distance At
The time he left but had out about twelve
ton Of rock which they were having packed
10 the mill of N. B. Wiley to have it
crushed and in 4 short tune we will hear
tho result. Mr.. Benson also informed VI
that very rich silver ledge had been
discovered near Tail Hold, on tho south
fork of Salmon river, BY Sin. Wiley, and =
large amount Of prospecting was being done
in and about the Warrens camp and new
made every few days.
CITY ELECTION The following 10 the
vote cast in this city on Monday:
Total number Of votes cast, l73.
WARD NO. l,
Mayor
] N Howe. .26 j. Rand .4G
Treasurer
Geo. Glass. .......l8 D 8 Dent.. SO
Councilman
L. Virgin. -. 81 c Wsisge.ber 40
N B Holbrook. 10 NJ J Grssnberg s
Marshal
Chas. Bisbin. 81 JFIughrau 10
H Perrault. 30.
WARD NO. 2.
Mayor
....ol Rand. AZ
Treasurer
Dent. Glass. ......2 20
Councilman
e Parker. Ii J Eads. IL
c D Fleming 40 LR Chapman II
Marshal
Bisbin GO Perrault 10
Inghrsm. -. l3.
The above vote elects Rand. Dent, Flem-
ing, Wiggn, Weisgerber and Bisbin.
MuRpAR AND SuIclpE.-Last week word
was received here that VIM. Mccoy had
been shot and killed by man named Stan