Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26

The Misses Wickersham, kneppe
and Wfldenthaler. the young lad,
students who came home to spend tn
recess ut the close of the winter tern
Of the State University, returned l.
Moscow, Monday, to resume thei
work.
The G. r. Thatcher residence ha
been moved back some thirty feet from
the location that interfered with til,
projected widening of Snake River Ave
Tom Worden was master Of ceremo
nies and Of course the work was vel
done.
There has been some delay in the re
ceipt Of the lumber for the big Asotii
hume. 1t has leen expected tor ,
week and the delay has occasioned in
con venierce on the part of the con
tractor. The OCCASION Of the failure
has not been..explained:
A dock.tailed horse was novelty il
Lewiston last week. His appearance
ON the street attracted much notes
and comment. The brutal docking o
horses is a progressive idea of the Ell
lightened east that makes the rude
westerner shudder ut the Thought.
The placer miners who hold interests
in the various camps Ihave generally
packed up and moved tO the scene OF
of their work. Parties this week went
to Elk City and Pierce to be in readi.
ness for the water that will soon start
from the snow banks in the high noun.
tains.
The Katie Putnam Theatrical. Com.
l,anysOf which Len Mitchell is men,
her, are now at st. Lake and will soon
complete their tour OF the coast. 1t il
stated that when Mr.. Mitchell's present
contract expires, he will accept an en-.
gagenent with prominent New York
stock company.
Congressman Wilson has secured an
order trom.the Interior Department to
have the disputed north boundary of
the Nez Perces reservation surveyed
and permanently located. A compe.
tent examiner will be sent to do the
work IA soon IA the weather will per.
NIT.
The q. r. Il n. Co. will sell rouna
trip tickets for one and one half regu-
lar fare to those who attend the Con-
gregationailst Association which il to
held in Walla Walla from April 7th to
9th. 1t will he necessary to have a
certificate OF attendance to secure the,
reduction of fare.
Captain +. J. Edwards exercised
his base hall team Sunday afternoon.
They showed up in excellent form,
and he has challenged the Lew visions
for u game to take place next Sunday.
Much new material has been added. to
the old nine and Lewiston promises to
t'e we'll represented on the diamond
this year. tt' FIN
buyers ar in the country to invest
ss >AN"P Wy NSS u"tSNr. uC VOlGCl ~
to slaughter them for the hides, to
manufacture glue from parts of the
carcass and to feed hogs on the meat.
They want five thousand head. The
price offered Is very small but it is
hoped IL will Ike accepted u, there
worthless ponies have become II pest.
Geo. Tanhahili, of Leland, has been
acquitted of the charge of grand inis'
beny, recently preferred against him
and A. J. Payne in connection with
the robbery about one year ago OF an
Italian near Leland. Report has it
that two bitter factions have grown
more bitter by these arrests, and
that many sensational disclosures of
past dark deeds will follow.
a family passed through this city
yesterday. on their way to new home
on the reservation. all the way from
Oregon. They passed through snow two
feet deep and mud that they did not
fathom. They brought complete
farm equipment with them. They
had chickens, pigs and calves loaded
In their wagons, and poor cows and
horses were heing urged along the road
with encouraging words and staging
whip-lashes.
The State Supreme Court finished
the business of Lewiston spring session
last Saturday. The Moscow bar trou.
bic was transferred to this court upon
motion of Mr.. Sweet, who represented
attorney GOOde. against whom disbar-
ment proceedings are progressing. The
question at issue was not entered into.
The district court was cited to appear
In Boise next Monday, to show cause
why Mr.. Goode should not he permit
ted .tO practice until the disbursement,
proceedings are adiudicated.
Word has been received from the