Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-01-14
STATE NEWS.

!. now fully three feet deep and
compact. Keystone
!. campbell, the woman counter
-. given two years In the
= States reform school at Detroit,
--Daily Empire.
!. friday morning was the coolest
Inter. In town Thermometers
4 10 and 9below. Branstetter's
I.,ering thermometer on Buena
r.. left It's mark at 20. Thirty
= placerville the same morning.
k,.ho World.
H.. city is to have five-stamp
and small smelter. This will
.,,at convenience to prospectors
.rners of new properties who
n know their value; but it would
much more use to the miners In
~. were it located in Nampa or
u,rll.-De Lamar Nugget.
4. poorman mine In the Occur d..
=. country shipped, during the last
.ut year, $449,557.72 worth Of pro-
n and paid dividends aggregating
M Counting the loss on silver
- BY demonstration at All aver
ds per cent, the company's loss
the year was about $114,OOO.
getchum Keystone.
vmemont Wood, United States attor-
! has been wired that Fred Lucas
ars, ex-principal of the Boise
ssos, who was indicted for fraud in
educational bureau scandal, was
uv,ed by the postal authorities at
~ Orleans and Is held there to
nit the arrival of the warrant for his
ra, which was sent from here last
;day.-Daily empire.
fte weather has been exceedingly
nugeable for the past ten days.
kdstmas morning the thermometer
Aered 81 degrees below zero.
|sw then from q foot and a half to
10 feet of snow has fallen, and in
nny places it has drifted badly.
Vsdnesday and Thursday would have
I'm long remembered had it been
ldes. A binding snow storm with
hwy winds drifting it in all man.
wd shapes.-Adaho Register.
The first consignment Of Mcmillan
&C., bridge outfit arrived at Granite
= Tuesday and work has been started
the big bridge by this time, this is
Be = steel structure 1900 feet long
Meet high and will employ a large
kce Of laborers. Work in the tunnel
progressing slowly on account of the
Iierent nature Of the ground, although
|hy are working night and day
|hlhs. 1t is thought the work will
Aidly he completed before next April.
Occur d'Alene Times.
The Northern Pacific has been hav.
Fng no end Of trouble this week with
he deep snow. On Christmas day the
Minis pulled out for Missoula, pre-
ssded BY q rotary pillow, but the big
Machine got Off the rails before reach.
ng Saltese, and was until Thurs-
ny night In getting righted aud the
mex cleared. On the Canyon creek
'nnch no trains have been running
'unng the week, above Gem, but the
Otafy went up the branch yesterday,
aeafing the track of snow.--Mullen
lhbune.
A conference of the Occur d. Alene
hlne owners was held in Spokane on
Wednesday evening, the object being
obtain, If possible, from the Union
% Northern Pacific railroads reduc-
ION Of 81 per ton on all ores and con.
sctfates shipped from our mines, the
resent rates being considered exorbi'
mt The operators of the mines rep
essnted decided that they would
saae down on the 18th of this month,
Mess they can obtain, in the mean
me, some concessions on the part OF
q nilrOads.-Wardner News.
It's altogether probable that an extra
mon of the Legislature will be called.
'overnor Wiley is now taking the
aslter under advisement. In an inter
1ew today he told our correspondent
~ such an action seemed necessary
view Of the middle in state finances
aased by the decision of the Supreme
curt as to the power of the state board
! equalization In readjusting the
unity assessors, assessment of rail
aos that pass through more than one
UNITY in the state, and also to reap
oetion the state senator and represen
lt'ses in Alta and Lincoln counties
waited by the last legislature and an
INFLATED by the supreme court, as wei
% look into the prison management
astter. The only objection was tn