Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-15

Misses Mae and Edith Cole are visiting
An Moscow.
DIR. J. Q Monkey went to Spokane
Monday returning Yesterday.
City Marshal w. II. Denny was
confined to his home by illness Mon
day.
Cash Co'e is striking drill with an
s-pound sledge at his copper mine this
week.
| Even though the stars do fall Idaho is
safe for Governor Steunenberg has re-
turned to the state.
Fred Oliver and II. y. Howard are
confined to their homes with sickness
! the result of bad colds.
J --For sale this week the the Norman
! Lodging House az beds furnished and u
partly furnished; every thing complete
! price $3.50.
/ Rev. J. o. Davis, Lewiston's noted
young orator, has gone east to deliver
some lectures for the supreme lodge OF
I the Woodmen ofThe World.
/ Bert Workman, who was quarantlned
for twenty-six days on account of the
so called smallpox, which he was un.
fortunate enough to contract, is at his
place of business again,
Geo. w. Morrison of Orofno was in
+, the city buying supplies for the trade oi
that growing business center While
out he purchased several car loads ofhay
oats and chop to be shipped in at once
Admiral Dewey's salary amounts tc
$3.50 per day; President McKinley's is
equal to SI5I a day, cabinet officers, the
Viee-President aud speaker of the house
gets S22 az day; Senators and Congress
men sIS. so, and the Chief Justice of the
supreme court, s27 day.
An order from Jukge Steele, was flee
IN the Auditors Office Monday, granting
a writ of review to be issued against tn,
. State Medical board in the case Of DIR
I, w Nickel of.Idaho County, who wa
! refused license to practice, at the meet
ing held here in October.
The Cash Cole claims on Birch crcel
are still producing the rich ores whicl
which caused so much excitement i,
Lewiston month ago when assay
showed about 20 per cent copper. Som
exceptional gold values have been en-
e conntered in these claims also. Mi
Cole remained in the camp this week
!. August Wiklund is contesting tn
States right to 100 acres of land in til
White Pine belt to day. This home
steader held his homestead under squat
ter's right before il was surveyed. TIL
States agent disregarded this right, an
included Mr.. Wiklund's home in one G
the big tracts Of white pine timbe
selected for the schools and other publ
b institutions.
/ - viii X p'aNiNSN, lllftt hdiu Stree
in this city has good pavement, unde
the tnnd 1t is uneven and thousan
' catch basins, for filth exist, but til
: permaneney of the cement gravel surfac
T is apparent In this fact is signiiican
t lesson. All that is necessary is to pre-
vide hard smooth permanent pavemen
4 IN this city is to provide the correc
! grade. from the cheapest possible material
the gravel from the near by bluff
p Lane Gillian, the prominent mine pro
uioter, was in the city last night. Fl
returned from Buffalo by the Grange
vile stage. He reports important re
suits OF development on the propertie
in which his company is interested an,
= SAYS the outlook for the big camp is bet
u ter row than at any time in its pas
history. Mr.. Gillian started tais morn
i ing on tour of inspection of som
c properties on the upper Snake river i
{ company with Extension" Rogers. II
will spend week in the Deer creek
Cherry creek, Deep creek and Birc
creek districts.