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

fehx Warren left yesterday morning for
r3herov where he took band of horses
Tn'ch nc had traded for the Dayton stage
me Whlcn he took possession Of on the
hrst OF the month. Mr.. Warren has beeu
wing mail into this city from different
oii'S 'or Tue past seven years and every
oo"y KNOWS how that he cannot be beat as A
S."se man and all who wish to travel over
us ''he VIII Ind him the same Felix and
WIN the sans careful and expericuced
drivers.
Inc Pasco Hsaaligh announces that the
' .l nos' L. Nixon Is to start up Snake
n lEea .h,' week, and that Captain A. ".
,:: IS 10 oe IN command. We saw dis.
smith had been rendered the command 81
Tue o'nt. Smith went to Portland with
The Understanding that he could not have
mmsnd of The boat on the terms tn wb;,,
S"i' n would agree. But this was A dis.
| p''ch sent to Lewiston after Smith had lett
| i'r portland. hence, we don't know who
WIZ take command. We will probs blv
| know when the boat gets here.
| On Friday night there were sevetal uis,o,
s'iots hreh during the night and the follow
ius morning, by some drunken boodIums
ant we are informed that cons iderable dis
.ufoance was made in the upner mart Of
'""n. II is high time that our citizens
'sAe the matter In hand and ascertain who
'ne'e peace uisturbers are and have them
Drought to justice. There are several
young nien IN our city wlo entertain the
ioea hat the law must no. reach them hnt
enesH are the ones who should be taught the
'Is, lesson ana receive the full punishment
H.,
more Tenant You are with them the more
they take.
FRANK McGrane arrived home from
ALA Walla where he had been for the
purpose of bringing home the remains of
ms sister Hattie, who died at that place
req LIST, 1883, but was denied the privilege
OF complying with the last and dying re.
CUES, OF his Sister. which was, that she
should be inferred beside her mother who |
IS inferred IN the cemetery of this city. who |
departed this life on the Both. of March. |
io'' The reason of bis no; being allowed |
90 remove his sisters remains was that
sho died of that worst of contagious dis.
e"ses. dlphther:s. hence the health officer.
Or B!alot% Dr., could not issue to him
certificate to exhume and remove her re-
'alhS' the same being very stringent in any
" hS'e ecatn was caused Dy any cOnta-
gious disease. Frank speaks in the high
est terms of the Kindness and urbanity of
the health officer and his Honor,
mayor Thompson, and DR.. Blalock ST.. and
cthers who interested themselves in his be-
half to have Especial permit granted for
the removal of the deceased, and takes this
method OF returning them his heartfelt
thanks in behalf of himself and all the
other members of the family. He also feels
grateful to the officers and attaches Of the
steamer. Annie Faxon, for their courteous
and polite attention shown him on his trip
down and back. The steward was kind
enough in the down trip to give him his
room, he having in his hurry neglected to
secure room and for which he says if he
should ever be fortunate enough to visit
the Paradise Of North Idaho, Grangcville,
he will play it back at him, giving him bis
room. How will that do Jakey? DR. Bla.
lock told him. in speaking Of the danger of
'Nhuning body who died of diphtheria.
that there is an instance, case, on medical
'ecord where contaeion spread after the
body was i'll the ground for 25 Yeas.