Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-10-03

was confined in Jail at Moscow charged
with cattle stealing, hung himself on " ed
nesday Sept. 25th. in his cell.
Parties who are poisoning cats in the east
end OF town ought to take pains to have
hem buried and thereby save a great stencil
and liability to cause sickness.
The three Cinnamon who were confined
in the jail in this city some weeks ago from
Pierce City were released last week upon an
order from Judge Logan now at Rathdrum.
DWELLING TO NT.-The dwelling
house lately occupied by NJ. j. Grecnburg
in this city. Apply at Burke's Bank or of
NJ. Maulie, of Uniontown, W. T., for
further particulars. l-4w
Abner Wilton, aged about GO years,
committed suicide near Asotin on Saturday
last by hanging himself. He leaves a large
family OF children. Cause of the act was
unknown.
News was received here last evening that
the Constitution in Washington was
adopted by 10000 majority and Olympia
was selected as the capital of the state, by
a handsome majority.
The late rains have necessarily stopped
our sprinkler wagon from being out but all
can say that when needed and water could
be had it was out early ard late with J.
Eads hold Of the lines.
I c. Hettabaugh, of Moscow, came over
last week aud moved his household goods
to his home in Moscow. Many friends
regred to see him leave our midst and wish
l. al,, lac, SC i,, G.1l
A meeting of the Board Of Trade is
called, at the Council room, this Thursday
evening, to transact any business that may
come before it. A full attendance is
requested. N. ". BREARLEY, End V. P.
Mr.. F. Cook who has been mining on Sal
mon river the past sumner, arrived here on
Saturday last and will remain during the
has been very short in that section during
the past season for mining.
Jasper Rand returned on Monday from
his trip to Portland where he had been on a
pleasure trip and says he met many old
time friends who were glad to see HIM and
questioned him of many OF their acquant.
ances who now reside in our midst.
W. L. Timberlake and J, W. Poe left
yesterday morning for Craig's mountain on
hunting trip. There is no doubt but our
, meat market will have to suspend business
upon their return as they are both good
shots snd the deer will have to suffer.
Last week we made mention that G. A.
| Frost had purchased the wood drive of the
White Bros. but we were in error as it was
purchased by S. Wildenthsler and anyone
who wishes good dry wood can purchase
the same by calling on Mr.. Frost who has
charge OF the same.
O f. Garfield and son passed through
town on Tuesday en- route for Capas prairie
where they intend to locate. Mr.. G. is an
old resident of Shoshone county but says
change Of pasture is liable "to fatten
stock" We recommend him to the people
of Camas prairie and wish him prosperous
future.
Sheriff Stannus returned from Black foot
on Monday where he had taken James
Skinner (nsane) and placed him In the asy'
lum. He informed US that several parties
who had been taken from here to the asylum
had been released having became well.
among whom was Jennie Smith alias
BLACK Hills"
The question is frequently asked of late
whether the expenses incurred by the
lGuthrie trials, which were transferred from
Shoshore county to this county, had been
paid or not. from our efficient County attor
new, |. n. Maxwell. and through HE un
firing efforts to settle the matter, we learr
that the full amonnt las been pait
satisfactorily.
, Chris and John Weisgerber returned from
} Portland on Sunday last where the latte
had been for medical treatment. Ernin en-
81 physicians were employed there and al
!, seemed to think that it would take lont
time for him to recover from his ailng
which they pronounced cancer. Johl
e is in good spirits and many friends wis!
t him speedy recovery.
Robt, Grostein returned from trip t.
s Portland on Saturday and reports time
!, quite lively in that city. he says he is con
tident that the 0 r. N. & Co. will construc
E. a railroad from Riparla to this point with
. the next twelve months aud that he was .
assured by one of the principal men OF tn
company. We hope he has not been ml'
d informed and that the iron horse will b
o crawling in here by that lime.
News was received this week by r. Ros
3 from Mr.. Beeson. who has been at tn
e BLACK lead in The Bitter Root mountains IL
mast summer, that he was at Mlssouia Il
Supplies and they had run III on the lede
70 about 60 feet and the ore was of hrst ciai
% quality but owing to the snow falling the
would be compelled to return soon and SUI
or mend work for the winter. The partl'
Who are interested here seem confident
5. having a good paying mine.
ut Last week in mentioning the removal
o. JG Snisslers body by his nephew
m;sspelt the name as it shocld have be-
( mir. Hoops" instead of "Mr hubbs
The remains were exhumed by l..
n strong and John Speck on Saturday la
Is and placed in fine casket which had be-
nc nroperly lined with zinc at the hardwa
store of G. C. Bunnell, and was swell pack
on in proper shape and taken to Pomeroy
er Tuesday morning by j. L. Atkins acco
lis panied by Mr.. Hoops.
REDUCED RATES--Account OF Nor
IN Pacific Industrial Association. Spec
er Ex,ursion Tickets to be sold Sept 70,
cd Oct. %, inclusive. Good for return
davs from date Of sale. Lewiston to 70
land. 1898; Pomeroy to Portland. sl7.'
at Social Excursion Ticket to be sold only
or Sent &c, Oct. 3, 10 and H.. GOOD
n return seven days from date OF sale. Lew
tom TO Portland. $3.50; Pomeroy 70 70
N, land Sl2 20. The limit OF same Will un'