Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-10-02

Election passed off very quietly here.
1t is thought that the ticket has been
generously scratched by both parties.
Wilbur Leland returned to east his
first vote at Idahos first State election.
In is an iniatiatory proceeding all
around.
o. G. Bunnell is the happy father of
u bouncing boy, born Friday, Sept. 26.
The mother and son are doing we'll and
the father correspondingly elated.
Mrs. S. H. Reed left Monday for
visit of three weeks in the lower coun-
try, extending her trip so rs to take in
the Industrial Exposition at Portland.
The uniforms for Company &C"
Idaho National Guards, Grangeville,
Idaho, were shipped from Boise City,
Sept. %, 1890, and will soon be in pos
session of that company. Capt. f.
Beck, of Grangeville, is the COM
manding officer.
The rainfall for the month of Sep
tember, as shown by the register kept
at the Raymond House, was only .O4
Of an inch. The maximum temper
ature was 81 deg. and the minimum
81 deg, while the mean. temperature
for the month was 6O.3.
Gov. George L. Shoup and Hon. J..
| w. Huston, who were to address the
republican rally Tuesday night, were
unavoidably delayed and could get
no further than Moscow. They ar
rived here yesterday and cheered the
party efforts with their presence.
Not just completed, but just begun,
is what we should have said about the
new Madgwick house last week, but
the rapid work done during the past
week makes the first assertion true
now.. A large force has been at work
all week and the building is growing
rapidly toward completion.
COMING To DAY. THE LATEST OUT
A new and complete stock of fall
and winter goods will arrive on to
days boat for Mrs. NJ. A. White. The
order contains the latest novelties ir
hats, bonnets and trimmings. Every
thing first class. Come and convinc'
yourselves. Come and secure .
bargain.
For the Northwest Industrial Ex
r position, Spokane Falls, WASH, Oct
lst to 31st, 1890, the Northern Pacific
will sell excursion tickets at Is far
for round trip. Sale of tickets com
mences Monday, Sept. %, and con
tinuing Mondays, Wednesdays ant
, Fridays of each week until close q
Exposition; return limit four days fron
date of sale.
Low RATEs.-The U. P. will max
# special rates on grain, -four, feed, mil
t stuffs, fax seed and potatoes in ca
r loads from Fir Bluff and mouth {
Potlatch creek, to Portland and Sa
= Francisco, and at Lewiston the rate
- will be at all times the same as rate
!. from Moscow to points in question.
. will cost no more to send grain frol
the points named on Clearwater tina
from Lewiston.
e The City marshal made bold pro
i. lamation several weeks ago throug
- the columns of this paper that he woul
~ - strictly enforce Ordinance No. 8
which provided for taking up all an
!. mails running at large on our street
But he has failed to carry out tn
proclamation. Cattle still roam Il
10 i, streets and parade the sidewalks. D
- he mean what he said? Is there
N protection for long suffering peopl
&c Mr.. City Marshal enforce that or
nance.
!. -. News reached here Thursday eve
W. ing that A. McGregor had died 81
=, denly at his home in Pierce City. T
body was forwarded to this place
Friday. Funeral services were q
In Quoted over the remains at the Me
ST. odist church on Friday afternoon a
tic the body inferred in the new cemete
ed The deceased has long been well kno
to our citizents. He has many frieI
e" and acquaintances here. Though
h last illness was sudden and unexpect
sit he had reached ripe old age-be
nd sixty-four. He leaves no immedl
nd family.
Headquarters Department Of
ing Columbia, Once Of Chief Quar-
md master, Vancouver, WASH, Septem
; Of l3, 1890. Sealed proposals, in du
sh. cate, will be received here until
l at O'Clock, q. M, October 13, 1880,
then opened, for the disintermen
~, the remains Of 86 soldiers and other