Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-01-29

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It tried to snow this week in Nampa,
but thus far only about one half Of an
inch las fallen. The.storm has been
wide spread and foot or more has
fallen in the highest portions Of the
country.-Nampa Progress.
Last Saturday while out hunting on
the reservation, Ed Oshier Of this city,
killed q Cinnamon bear. His dogs ran
across the beast first and held him un-
I'll Mr.. Oshier came up and shot him.
He brought the carcass to the city with
him, and has since shipped the hide
east, to be mounted.-Coeur d'Alene
City Times.
A steam pipe explosion at the North
Star mine yesterday severely injured
Sour.men-Dave Mahoney, .Nels Peter
son, William Kesler and another whose
name we did not learn. Kesler, the
engineer, was badly burned, another
had his scalp nearly taken of, and
another received severe wound in
the leg. They will be brought down
tothe Miners hospital to day.-Weekly
News-Miner.
A young couple got married up the
valley and party of "boys" gave
them charivari. Some one, presum-
ably the bridegroom, fired into the
crowd and wounded young man by
the name Of Breshears. An Iowa
court recently decided that man has
fright to protect the peace Of his home
BY force, and man arrested for murder
In just such q case was discharged. It
II not likely that anything will be
done.-Caldwell Tribune.
The new management Of the U. p.
have seen At to change the ore rates
from the Wood River country. The
old rates were $12.4O to the Missouri
river, and $1,000 to Denver. The
new rates to the Missouri are1$17 on all
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cent. lead, land SIS
on ores below that grade. The new
rates to Denver, same conditions as ia
LEAD, $15 and $l1. Jay Gould probably
had . Sore-knowledge Of the fate of the
oliver bill and demands his percentage
In advance.-Bellevue Herald.
The Caldwell Lumber Company Il
branching out. They already have
yards at this place and at Nampa, and
have completed arrangements to start
ayard at Idaho Falls, formerly known
- Eagle Rock. Mr.. Cowden returned
from there last Wednesday, much
pleased with the outlook. Mr.. C. r
Shaw, Of Mountain Home, will have
charge Of the business. The people O
Idaho Falls will find Messrs. Cowder
and Stevenson thorough business
men, enterprising, honorable and rust
lem with big Caldwell Tribune
John Rogers, representing tn,
American Mining Co., Of the Sever
Devils, has gone east, for the purpos,
Of buying a forty ton swelter, to b
used in the Devils mines. Mr.. Roger
win return from the east in about thre,
weeks. We also learn that he ha.
finished his work Of blasting obstruc
lions from the Snake River channel
and that the steamer Norma will com
mence making regular trips between
Huntington and Seven Devils Land
ing a. soon as there. is two foot raist
Of water In the river.-Weiser Leader
Adjutant General Curtis has directed
Captain E. Beck of Company &C.
First Regiment Idaho National Guard
Grangeville, Idaho county, to proceed
20 Moscow and muster into the Stat<
service Company &C." which has beer
organized by Sheriff George Langdon
and numbers forty-five men. The mex
company to be mustered in will b,
Company III" at Montpelier. Tht
companies now in course Of organize
ton at Lewiston, Blackfoot and Poca
tello will follow. The National Guard
h looming up, and the passage of tn,
militia bill well help the interests O
the guard materially.-Boise States
man.