Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-10
ovsR THE STATE.

OVER THE STATE |
Acme has been appointed to
y = Goyernor Wiley with the
,~,.ntenant-colonel and aide-de-
-. commenced last Monday
- NJ On a twenty thousand dol
l, \. school building within four
'. y The Pacific hotel.-Herald.
...,ook for the farmers of Latah
!. an exceedingly large crop of
~. never more bright than 1t
lent. Plenty of snow and
= rain in conjunction with an
" .ne. make the granger feel as
- something in life worth
q for Star.
4. stockholders OF the Kendrlck
Y. ~. company held a meeting there
- ~ the purpose of raising money
s.,,la their warehouse that was
s.y,v wrecked by storm the past
Il. md also to arrange for carry
= and maintaining q more thor
4 md systematic warehouse bust.
that place. A large number of
"a stockholders were present.
,.a,. Beatty recently handed down
sddou in the case OF the Last
.,ee Mining company against the
r., Hill company in the matter OF
!. ,,oht. The Bunker Hill Mining
s.nv tried to turn the water in the
,round the Last Chance property
4, me court holds they cannot do
The decision is in favor Of the
u Chance.
!, irrigation company, with head.
!. ..,.n at Twin Grove, Bingham
M, filed articles of incorporation
n Secretary Pinkham Feb. 10. The
many will take out a six-mile ditch
a the north fork Of Snake river, in
rh.m county, aud will irrigate a
: .ection Of land now arid. The
Ia stock is $1,000. The company
lacked by good Bingham county
10.
q. 1. Miller, protector and promoter
the Boise-Butte railroad has re-
med from the east. He refuses to say
vthlng regarding his trip but admits
i be has no discoursgencnts to re-
4 the Boise-Butte people. There
ma to be no doubt that ample cap
/ csn be secured when it is wanted
i. Miller says that the eastern peo
have ceased to regard Idaho and
! west with suspicion and that de
ring enterprises can always secure
tern capital. He regards the Boise
lite road as the most deserving of al
,sving schemes'-Statesman.
me visit Of Hon. Robert Neill, 0
babinee county, at Kendrick, las
ssday, was not altogether to look NJ
khiblts for the Worlds Fair. He wa.
Bile way to the Weippe to inspec
y progress made on the road from
kce City to Kendrick, as the rep
aentahve of the commissioners o
hnhonee county who made quite al
hgpsopriation for the road last fall
H. Eeill is not only to see how ar
ppriated funds have been expende'
ut to report what funds will he necess
n to complete the road. He left Ken
nick for the Weippe Wednesday,
GeAdrick Advocate.
Last Thursday nugget was take
|at lust below Myrtle, on Trail creek
Fhich we believe Is the largest eve
l1und on the north Side. 1t weigh
|pst ST. ounces. The gold is worth nc
b than $l6 I'll ounce, which make
pic nugget worth 1882. The claim o
Fhich the nugget was found is just b'
pw aud adjoins the Myrtle CLAIM
Pie ground Is owned by Stephe
iauser (Eilly Miller), Hans Madiso
lnd Owen Jackson. A. l.. Scofield,
sbom We are indebted for this info
nation, thinks this Is the largest nu'
esever taken out in that section; thu
|he largest prior to this time was foun
n Jessie Coulter. :and weighed
|'anccs.-Coeur d'Alene Miner.
The iirst positive step toward prepa
rs ore specimens for exhibition ut Il
worlds Fair, that we have heard {
r. osen taken.by the Custer Mint
|10pany. Some Of the finest spe'
nensev taken out of the mine ha'
seen brought down and are now at Il
nee OIL. NJ. Porter, on Bank stree
Inc various kinds Of ore found in &
nlne are shown in these samples
|uystallized lead, wire silver, carbona
|sao galena ore. Some of the spe
a'ens show all Of these in one piet
ln&F0 IL Onn 1ar.ro ohupk almost sol