Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-31
OVER THE STATE.

teainst tue "iS'''o'
,a.ho will be the only state to ex-
~. a herd of elk at the worlds fair.
pelIeyue is making arrangements to
80 cheeze flctory established at
that place.
r Is estimated that fishermen at
u.,,ev lake take fifty tons of fresh
.ront from the river annually.
mhousands of bats were found under
-,,o,,nd in a mining claim near Ward
ssr by John and Jim Wesley.
Moscow continues to grow rapidly.
mo new hotel is nearly completed
md Co.onel Davis will take charge
about The LIST inst.
There is some talk among the demo-
.,ats of running banker Hattibaugh. CT
MOSCOW. for governor If he Will accept
the nomination.
4 landslide occurred the Great North
ern recently between Sand Point and
Ronners Ferry which delayed track
laying for some hours.
The jury in the case OF Victor Rum
ME against the Union Pacific railroad
company, found verdict for the plain
tiff for SIC. o75 at Boise.
The Indians who wintered on Joseph
creek in Asotin county have almost all
removed to Lapwai. Settlers in that
lection hail the move with delight.
Work will be resumed on the univer-
sity at Moscow at once and will be
pushed to completion. The building
will be finished by the first of July.
Corey Bros. Of Ogden, closed up a
contract for forty miles of ditch con-
struction for the Soda Spring and Cash
Valley Canal Co., and will begin the
work at once.-Tdaho Register.
Mrs. Milton Kelley, wife of the emf
nent Idaho journalist, died last We'd
nesday, ut the age Of seventy years and
eight months. For over twenty-five
years deceased had been u resident OF
Boise City, Idaho.
Charles Johnson in attempting tC
board an east bound freight aaain al
Sand Point last week, slipped and fell
on the rails. The wheels severed hi,
foot below the ankle. He was taken
to Spokane for treatment.
The subject of lighting the town o
Kendrick by electricity is being con
sidered. The citizens will, in all prob
ability, adopt this method, as they arr
an enterprising and progressive set o
people, anxious for the advancement
Of their town.
ELL Black, who was shot in salooi
row in Mullen, over n week ago an'
who has been in the hospital at Wal
lace ever since, has returned to Mullen
The wound he received was considered
fatal, but his has pulled through with
out much Inconvenience.
An election was held at Wallace las
week to vote on the proposition @
bonding school district No. 8, Wallae
precinct, for $l2,O to build and fun
nish. a school house. The vote wa
virtually unanimous, only three vote
being cast against it.
At last the people of Weiser are wax
ing to the Importance of artesian water
A subscription paper has been circr
lated and at last accounts had S160
subscribed for the purpose of sinkin
an artesian well. BY the LATER part {
April they will have water sufficient
irrigate the whole country.
State Land Selector Tenn will he !
Moscow April II to conduct the sale {
the lands which he has selected in til;
c0unty for the benefit of the state undt
the grants for various purposes mad
to Idaho by congress. A large pa
OF the land Is very valuable, some of
selling as high as $l31 an acre at pr
viOus sales.
A man named Morrisey was browne
about five o'clock Friday afternoo
above the city where the new bridge
being constructed. While at work
fell into the stream. The cold wat
seemed to paralyze him for he made
effort seemingly to save himself. I
leaves u wife and children in 6estitu
circumstances. They reside on Il
south side of the river.-Boise Dem
crat.
Last week the four year old child
William Douglass was kicked in Il
head by horse while playing the VA
Mt home. DIR. Hall was called to DIRE
the wound and found the skull bad
fractured, portion of the brain havi'
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