Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

nourS DctOr0 We would nave gOCten ours by
mail.
p. Keane ard John Greer came down
from Pierce uity and Weippe country and
report most all done seeding in that lion
and that large number Of settlers are fast
coming in.
Bunnell keeps q full line of all kinds Of
stoves. If you need = stove or house fur
nishing goods will save money by calling
on him. Bar iron Of assorted sizes for sale
cheap,
The wife of Col. John r. Wheat sudden.
" died ut Spokane Falls on Sunday last
She was widely known on the Sound, San
Francisco aud at Portland, and highly re-
spected and loved for her amiable qualities.
Ed. Abrams, Of Spokane Falls. and Ben
Reeves, of this city, and severel other horse
buyers from the east left here for Camas
Prairie to purchase horses which they in
tend to ship.
George Underwood. of Waha, has been
exhibiting model Of q washing machine
10 this section and has easily explained the
good qualities of it. He will have some of
them IN the market in short time ready
for sale.
]. Alexander, of this city. left on Tues.
day to take trip over the Northern Pac.
ific road and will be absent but . short
time but when he returns he will bring the
road along with him to this place and we
hope his trip viii! not prove fruitless.
The Honorable board of county commits
| sionars Of Nez Perez county are now sitting
in session having convened ON Monday;
present, J. Rand, NJ. s. Freeman and J.
w. Eakiu, commissioners, R. P. Nudge,
clerk, and I. N. Maxwell, attorney.
Mr., Cluff. who is leader of the band at
Genesee, gave our city . visit on Tuesday
and says that it will be but short time
when that place will be willing to compete
with Lewiston in playing ss they have good
msterisl togather.
Come to the temperance meeting next
Sabbath evening at the NJ. E. church and
Judge for your self it the Solo by little
seven year old girl is true to facts as they
now exist. No preaching in the morning.
Sunday School at noon. Mr. Ash breaches
at Critics school house morning and evening.
&C.. Hale and M. Scott went up Snake
river on the steamer on Sunday, en- route
for the Butcher Boy copper mine. They
took with them number OF quartz sacks
and intend sacking quantity OF the ore
and ship it below to hsvs it reduced.
Several wagon loads If emigrants passed
through town from the Walla Walla coun'
try on route to near Cottonwood where
they will take up homes and prosper, be-
cause the country u hard to beat for Al g.
ricaltural or stock country.
The stages al run and arrive on regular
time. The Dayton leaves at "a. m. and
arrives at 1880 p. m. Moscow arrives at
II 80 and leaves at p, m. daily. Piece
City leaves every Monday and arrives on
Saturdays Asotin arrives at p. IN. and
leaves at 3 p. m. daily.
The Northern Pacific steamer. Thos. L.
Nixon under command Of Capt. s. K.
Smith, and pilot, Van Pelt. arrived on Sun.
day about noon and everybody was out to
see her steam up the stream whi'h she DID
with apparent ease.
The steamer Faxsn, Captain Baughman.
vent IN Soske river on Sunday last - far
a. the mouth of Couse creek which 10 about
| ~ miles above here aud thare took on
hoard fifteen huadred sacks Of wheat and
retnrp ed the same evening. Several par.
ties went up on her for apleasure trip.
when the steamer wss on her downward
,r;p from Couss creek, on Sunday and came
near tbs ferry boat which Was on the oppo-
ate eide Of the river. could not stop before
= caught the ferry ropes and almost upset
.he towers. but fortunately no great dam
ACE was done, save the breaking Of one OF
TIE rope, leading from the ferry to the
cable.
/ Marshal Strosg informed rs this week
that hereafter any person found putting any
garbage or other refuse matter on the
Streets will be brought to justice in accor-
i dance With the ordinance referring to such
matter. He says il we have such An ordi'
nance he intends to enforce the same.
/ The pstit Jury that was summoned 10
.,near ~ the district court on Monday,
~ere called aud discharged the same day
there being NO bu mess for them. This We
think spesks we'll for our county and w
can truthfully say that this term Of court
Nj, he Of less expense.to our county thar
any has been the past Ten years.
4 I'll. M. Baker, Who was brought from
sr.ksne Fslls and taken to Boise CITY
sbout ten days sgo and brought before tn
eourt on . charge Of polygamy. was I'd
v;s.d 10 plead guilty for hsvioa two wives
.. took the sdvice and was sentenced 70 tnre'
|. vear. Imprisonment and vss taken 70 oioa'
Falls for imprisonment.
IOST.-Oue certificate Of deposit 90 IN
Frat National Bank Of Moscow. Idaho, No
I s0O. dated April 8. 1889, 10 favor Q
chss. j. Munson. Any person 6ading tn
!. ssme win b suitably rewarded BY deliver