Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
OVER THE STATE.

,,ars of bullion, valued aC SIo,oUV,
o. .hinped out last week by the De
,.u.r Mining company representing
s.st martial cleanup for the cur
',onth. Everything ut the mine
.,;lI is running with the usual
.,sularity. -Nugget'
,.,doe Mcbride is now preparing a
y. - exceptions on which to base an
Ia sl to the Appellate court in San
.o,sco. on the Tyler-Last Chance
la.,nu suit. 1t will come up for hear
M vhen court convenes the second
II, Monday in March.-statesman.
r,,a United States court at Boise ad-
,.,,rned last Wednesday until the Sec
I'D Monday in March. 1t has been
!. .ession continuously for nearly four
..onths. Judge Beatty, whose case
hnne fire in the senate, was confirmed
r,cently and took the oath of Office.
orlando Baker, horse thief sem
,.noed to six years in the Idaho pen,
!, October feigned insanity and was
mt to Blackfoot. He soon escaped,
and was captured a short time ago in
Rutte. He will be returned to the pen
~ serve out the remainder of his term
fur wears. Baker is from Bingham
county .-Idaho World.
Hon. I. S. Weller and wife arrived
Yesterday, with the intention of re-
naming some time, to visit with Mrs.
Leon Fuld, who is sister of Mr..
Weller. The latter having sold out
ma merchantile business in North
Idaho, is locking around for a location,
and might stay here, if he saw good
opening.-Wood River Times.
John NJ. Williams, Of Big Potlatch,
IA going into the fruit business for all
there is in it. He ordered from Stark
Bros. Nursery Co., of Louisiana, Mo-,
one thousand, two hundred fifty fruit
trees, consisting of apples and prunes.
In few years Mr.. Williams will
have quiet an income. Fruit growing
il bound to be the leading industry OF
this country.-kendrick Advocate.
Last Tuesday night a stabbing afIray
took place at Caldwell, between a gamb.
Ter named Johnnie Logue and a negro
It seems that the negro had offended
Logue by calling him disrespectfu
name, whereupon Logue pulled out d
knife and cut the negro over the jugu'
lar vein. Logue was arrested and
given preliminary examination and
was discharged and he very sensibly
took a west-bound train out Of the coun'
try. The negro may die.-Nampa
Progress.
The Boise Statesman Of last Sunday
soliloquized as follows: This is the
holy Sabbath, the day of the week upon
which Christian people turn their at
tention particularly to prayer that they
may be saved from the bottomiess pit
In view Of the condition OF our streets
this prayer today will have il double
significance here; and people will ask
that the sun may shine so us to dry the
pits that lie in waiting for the feet o
the physical man, or that the city gov
eminent may be moved to bridge then
over.
Bert Day and Frank Ferreli took {
contract to haul in two bars of Bullion
from Banner, and they have had
tough time of it. The first bar they
landed here Friday and the otheryes
terday at noon. Tle bars weigh ll'
pounds each. They hauled them in OF
snowshoe toboggans. There being NJ
crust the boys had to pull their load'
while mounted on the slippery, treach
erous and bucking steeds of the snow,
regions, known as snOwshoes. Inc
boys say the tough undertaking lacked
whole lot of being piece OF funny
business. The company has sixtee'
more bars to he brought in.-ldah'
World.
A pious reverned claimed recently
that hell, pure and unadulterated hel'
is located in Oakcsdale, to which th'
Sun answers: "ColfaX may have he
court house, Palouse City may keel
her. saw mills, Pullman is welcome u
her agricultural college, and SPOKANE
her water power. Many other town
have the above named industries, ou
Oakesdale is alone in her glory. Iher
are many other court houses, saw HILLS
agricultural colleges, and water powers
but there is only one hell, ana II III
reverend gentleman's words be true
Oakesdale has a scoop of the ent'r
world. All hail Oakesdale, the peeries
princess of the wOrld"-ldaho ""r'o
The Miner has reliable informat'"
to the effect that both the Union an
Northern Pacific railroads have give
consideration to The question OF ha"i''
Occur d'Alene ore; and the result
far as it goes, is favorable. Mr. fi"''''
ford, of the Northern Pacific eSpresse