Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-04-01
iini 1914
|fIy W'"FAR[E" STATES
LEXINGTON. K0NTANAIDAH0


Lac .trr CLAIMS for the klOndik Z.
t'...s-New lAailroad From Port
".a to notwithstanding Montana
80, North to Ednson ton-sh@ep
- southern Idaho.
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Dart Angeles company j. eyapoutin.,
sor the Alaskan trades g. sat-[
s' ~ ,he Whatcom county logging camps
p t 'uu Bartholet sft Yakima county,
. 10Th" That about 90sper .enA Of the 1897
.sonal tax has already been collected
More are many new families enteriHt,
Tsnatt,ee valley to settle this spring,
mueh new ground is being cultivated
Ia planted to orchards.
Notice is given that, state warrants Nos.
alm to 22,l7O, inclusive, on the generxl
B., ,,I and Nos. 2llG. to 1925, inclusive, Oh
! military fund. will be paid on presein-
.,,;oa and will not draw interest after
Arll ,,,. ,n.. :.
,,.ssa the working hours of ali employees
|, the shops in Tacoma from eight to ten
snrs per day, with 2ropprtipppte, increas.
In wages.
Spring work is progressing in tbe Lewis
.n,ti4NY lltt wards. The county sirnli,cei
.Isl1 nitin thkh 1000 bhts'iAi yedJ and
ian be counted at about the same this
tesiq'' , ''',' '''' :
Ah Lohard paid the & penalty for the
murder of Jacob Malquist with his life at
Cslhx Friday, protesting Ais.iaaofsnee to
ae last. The execution was witnessed lsy
hly 1900 people, the streets Around the
courthouse being filled with eager throngs,
Ind the hillside to The eAsfNas Black with
topl, who could look down upon tlte
fene and get good view Of the execu-
GOn
Centralia, in Lewis county, reports a
Fighter outlook than since the Boom days
1890. The business houses are enlarY-
BIZ their stocks and making general I'M
|ovement. New stores are also being
|ened A ncY imnk Moeki is 10 ~ buff
short time. The saw mills and shingk
hlls. are running steadily and employ !
bill force Of men. A better price is being
td for lumber. The farmers say they
Ind seady sale and get good prices fm
Aeir products :
The British Columbia, Seattle & Pacific
s!alroad Company has made application
, tht ett council II Seattle f6fs a. fran
Ase 80 feet wide over Railroad avenue. Il
vas stated to the council that it was the
hhf&e Of the company 10 CONSTRUCT 4
nilroad from Portland, Ore, to Seattle.
nd sl thence to the British Gtelambis bound
n.y. The company was willing that CON
dition be imposed I'M the fraiithise that the
work Of construction should begin in 30
days and the line be finished within Is
months, Two incorporatOrs Of the. com
lany are Henry J. Broker and Austin j.
fletcher, well known, ,financiers,, OF New
t ,, The road will cost betWe cen 81, UOU,-
W and $4,000 900. 1t is intimated that
,e proposed line has the backing Of the
Vanderbilt interests, aud that it is in, fur
'ae a Of their purpose to have con
'luous line from New York to the Pacific
0ast 1t is also stated that connection
WIN oe made at the boundary line with
the Canadian Pacific.
n '% hundred friends Of the late Henry
H. spalding followed the remains of the
YEA. ~aa pioneer to the grave. Nearly every
~Nn IN eastern Washington had repre-
, en'stive citizens as mourners. His
u0'ners'ln-law, Felix Warren, Sol War
- ana Joei Warren, supported their sis
VI tne bereaved wife, during the ceremo-
u u.s' having come from long distances.
N'' holster was present as represen-
s .''e OF the inland Empire Fruit Fair
S % q personal friend. A large con-
,ule came from Colfax. including lodges
r !. me Improved Order Of Red Men,
raa sn's OF Pythias and Ancient Order of
ss su "orkmen. The knights of Pyth-
y yer given the honor OF taking charge
"e funeral ceremonies Six Woodmen
r r"a 1 "orkmen wer pail bearers. Re
H f,s' services We're conducted by Rev.
So. s.va'hes and Rev. C. w. Walters, with
lv.s...a simplicity, while Oliver Hail de-
A'e'ed the eulogy at the church.
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Montana, -. - .t.. .".t
,ia,;o, montana !, State Sunday School Asso-
June /. 90 1ie'e"a May ~ 10
mo .S mormon elders who have been hold
urs. a at Corvallis for a few weeks
h,. '"'e baptized 10 converts at that
-! 30: 81 ..s,. i.i''
ha. n. Baker of Livingston has received
ua,t M: warrant for the pelt of a gray
Cn,v me ne killed in the vicinity of the
mountains. He renor+a ,hoso nos,.