Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-01-22
STATE NEWS.
Gland From the Columns Of Varioul
Idaho Exchanges.

Al Donart when in town q few
days ago had in his possession gold
nugget which weighed over IL ounces
and was worth about $500. It was
found in the Seven Devils.-Weiser
eignali
There was 2,sO6 pounds Of wool
shipped from Weiser, during the season |
e 1850: and it Is estimated that the |
production Of this important staple |
win be double next season what it was
las4.-Weiser Leader.
From figures obtained from Presid-
sut Kicks we learn there are 1900 miles
q canal and bitches north Of Black
tpot the cost Of which amounted to
ever eS00, 900. Then think the work Is
snly half begun.-Idaho Falls Times.
Judge stockslager, on Tuesday last,
Issued peremptory writ made against
n the county officers Of Gilmore
laanty, requiring them to move their
eG6ses to Mountain Home ~ the county
1pak This settles the Gilmore middle
lr the present at least.-Payette
Transcript.
The fear Of an Indian outbreak at
Pocatello and Blackfoot had but little
epundation. The tepees Of the Indians
~ scattered along the river, as has al
vays been the custom during the win
~. What were alleged to be-ghost
dances are the same as the dances held
ihsee every year. There is nothing to
indicate that the Indians are preparing
- lxht-Idaho World.
The recent report Of the State Super
intsndent Of Public Instruction shows
that the salaries paid teachers in this
State viii compare very favorably with
~hose paid elsewhere. The highest sal
az paid m instructor Is 500 q month,
n this county. One county pays $165
ans $50 and the majority Of the other
NY ct least 500 . month. This is 9
ohowing to be proud of-Bois'
0HAteemAn.
We Learn Of the death Of VIM. Par
kse Ct 6alubria about week ago. Mr.
Parker left Salubris to 60 to his min'
On Cuddy Mountain. Mr.. Colson tool
him TO within mile or such q matte
q tho mine on horseback and he at
tempted to make the rest Of the dis
tnnse on foot; when he arrived within
aboat 1eO yards of the cabin he fel
Aown exhausted and perished Of cold
Hls remains were discovered Saturday
-Weiser Leader.
"Gibson Jack" one Of the MOI
noted and popular chiefs among tn
ehoshones, died near this city on Wet
nssday night. He was considered on
o1 the most intelligent and uprigt
Indians this side Of the Rocky Moul
fains, and q brave man. In the deaf
q 's0ibson Jack" his people lose
great leader and q good adviser. 3
~ friendly to the whites and was
ways ready to advise his people to 70
low their examples.-Idaho Herald.
Attorney General Miller fatty r
fused to appoint Lyttleton Pri'
United States Judge for Idaho. H
objection Is based on the charge file
q the department ofjustice, refectir
on his moral character. Judge Beatt
II . fAvorite Of Attorney Gener
Miller and IL likely to be appointe'
Joe Pinkham's chances for the appoin
unent Of United States marshal are N
Catering, the attorney general beir
we'll satisfed with the present incun
bsnt-Wood River News-Miner.
The question Of the division of AZ
county II being agitated by the Cal
Representative In the Idaho Legisl
ture. Strange that some people do n
know enough to let well enough alon
A division Of Ada county at the pr
snt time would be injurious to the be
interest Of nine-tenths Of the popul
Non q the county. II the county
ever divided, Nampa wants to go wi
Boise, where her business interes
lads her. steunenberg's propositi'
- to side pocket Nampa, this W
never do, we will not be the tail
CAldwell's kite.-Nampa Progress.
Luke Reanfeld. an inmate Of &
county hospital, at Star Ranch, G
IN artery Of each arm on Jan. Il
and died on the 4th, 1t 8 .. m. O
arm was almost severed, evident
with . razor, and an incision "
made In the other arm with kni
Both . razor and knife were foun
With blood on them. Deceased wa
native Of Holland, and over eigh
years Of age. He was an old-timer
khia county. and has resided most