Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-12-20
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T IDAHO SETTINGS. /
,,mas Block =

me public schools at Nen''''S "'"
roll over 200 ~,
..;oter term of the southern Idaho
!. normal opens Jan. g. 1000
r0bbs and other Wardner capital
iO". :, ono, national bank there on
;,s are running regularly on the
,uch Of the Utah and Northern WHICH
ms to Rexbarg'
vo.cox has the smallpox scare. The
AN officer reports three cases strictly
uderquarantine'
r., farmers institute under the
a;oss Of the state university was held
p.yrtte Monday and Tuesday.
so,, and cold weather have stopped
thor grading OIL the p. l. & N. rail
a. The grade is completed to Council.
n,,,sr mining in the gold belt of
oshoue county has been brought to
and still bv the late storms and severe
BID weather.
III. Clearwater Shortline Railway
0no.uv filed map and profile of its
bute through Shoshone county with the
,rr,v recorder at Wallace last week.
The Boise foot ball team has issued a
h.,,eppe to The Multonomah team OF
ortland for game on New Years's day.
disc need not have gone out OF the
ate Tor game.
The Snake River current is the newest
IDAHO newspaper venture. 1t is pub
shed at Rexburg Fremont Co Harry
Vahliu is the editor and publisher. 1t
a twice-a-week paper republican III
Olitics.
W. S. Lyle has been appointed o. X
N. agent at Qsburn. The company
bandoned Osburn several years ago but
he presence of the troops in winter
uarters there is the main reason for the
establishment of all Office there.
Cinnamon bears have the right of wa.
hong the Northern Pacific tracks in thu
pnr dAlenes. A large one stopped
he Burke Wallace train on Tuesday o
hst week, and held up the enginee til
could cross the track without danger
The P. |. & n. railroad is completes
rom Weiser to Middle Valley and viii
zach the new town of Cambridge i'll
fw days. The heaviest piece of wor
IN the road was the grade around tn
DEVILS elbow, where 1000 lineal feet
Trade cost 1000.
Capt George Steunenberg did not &
p south Africa to fight the Beers as wa
reported, but enlisted i'll calvar
regiment and is now Oh the sea ell rou.
b Manila. Things look more peacef'
b the Philippines, and Captain Geore
warrior in pursuit of the arts Of peac
Private Guy B, Simpson of company
iaho Volunteers died in Spokane la
Friday. Simpson was one of II
Kootenai county volunteers that helpe
bill up the Lewiston company. Cap
d. Martinson was with him at the tin
his death, He died of consumptiC
Ou'racted in the Philippines.
Poll taxes have been delinquent sin
pecember q, according to decision
he supreme court in the Oneida coun
oll tax case, which was decided adv erse
the ex assessor. The court held til
was his duty to collect s. so poll t
Tier the second Monday of Decemb'
nd that the judgment against him
Q cents each on 676 polls collected
~een the second Monday in Decent
'nd the first Monday in January mi
stand.
The Democratic Times discourses
MOSCOW mud in this style: "The m
~ MAIN street is enough to make q
mule die OF despair, and its effects ur
ue citizens is extremely depressil
que main thoroughfares of hades
A'u to be paved with good resolutio
w 'he same system, when applied
'ossow, fails owing TO the moisture
1e climate; slight difference bet'y'
'1e TWO places which the city cuu,
'0oald take in consideration"