Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-03-10
Lots Of Electricity!
VOLLMER & SCOTS ELECTRIC
PLANT TO BE IN BY JULY,
The Supreme Court!
Improvements on Street and Episco-
pal Church-New /. 0. OF.
Building.

Messrs. Vollmer & Scott desire to
state to the public that thay shall go
ahead and put iii their electric light
plant, as was at first contemplated.
The Supreme Court holds session
in Lewiston, beginning on the 2lst inst.
1t is wondered by many whether or
not this will prove, as the last ones
have, only nominal session, ending in
a call to order and an adjournment to
Boise City to complete the trial of the
cases.
Lewiston streets are being graded
this week from the dirt excavated for
the locge building. Ifa good coat of
gravel could be put on top Of the loose
dirt it would be just what is needed,
otherwise the dry dirt will only aggra-
vate the dust nuisance in the coming
summer.
NJ. J. Vessels has made such a
winter and spring, that scarcely an Or
chard or tree yet remains that has not
been sprayed to exterminate the scale.
1t is safe to say that the Lewiston crop
will go On the market free from all
signs of the pest next year.
r.. J. Rowton returned from trip to
Kansas, Saturday. He still thinks
Camas Prairie the garden spot of the
world, and has no desire to exchange
it for Kansas. He reports the Alliance
as waning in strength, and thinks
there will be a general return to the
old parties at the coming election.
Do not forget the masquerade ball to
be given in this city, at Grostein &
Binnard's hall, on next Thursday, St.
Patrick's Day, "in the evening"" This
will be the last masquerade ball of the
season aud promises to be greater
success than the last, judging from the
interest that is being taken in its get
up.
The improvements on the Episcopal
church grounds have been gradually
developing until now everything is
ready for the suns rays to begin its
work. Fine gravel walks and drive
have been finished and the ground
seeded. Trees have been set out and
summers season will show a wonder
full change in the grounds.
fla man of 35 marries girl Of S, he
is seven times older than his wife.
They livr together five years: he is &c
and she is 10, and he is only four times
older. They live together 90 years
more: he is then 60 and she is 80; he is
now cnly twice as old as his wife
How long must they live together til
both will become the same age?-Ex.
The warm weather has caused won
derful change in everything. Th'
gardens are being raked and cleaned
rubbish burned and every preparation
made for spring growth. This weel
nearly every one has been busy max
ing garden, a thing hardly possible any
where else in the same latitude. AS
vegetable and fruit raising sector
Lewiston heads the list.
Chas. G. Kress was in attendance a
the meeting of the Democratic Centra
Committee, held at Boise City las
week. He reports the democrats livel
and confident. Mr.. Kress thinks Lew
iston might have had one of the cor
: ventions if ample time had been take
to present the matter. He was we
i. pleased with the trip and reports hns
ness everywhere lively and boomin!
With this issue the TELLER hoped
begin the publication of full six-pat
f all home print paper, believing th'
such paper would be more newsy an
attractive, better in every way than
ouarto with patent insides. Aseries
mishaps, however, compels the appea
: ance of four page sheet this weel
Next week, and hereafter, the TELLE
will appear as six-page home pril
paper.
G., w. Walker, one of the commi
, sioners of Nez Perce county, pass
r through town Thursday. The col
I missioners have been engaged tn
, week in appraising school land sou
/! of Genesee. The remainder Of 4
school land on the Big Potlatch is
$ be appraised in a few days. III
: means of course the sale of tie lands
t the very near future and an addition
$ our state school fund.-kendri
Advocate.