Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-04

! The costs in the Clausen case amount
to sos.
| Jack Kincaid visited in Palouse yes
ter'lay returning today.
{. T. Stranahan, Indian agent, was in
the city from Spalding Thursday.
J. 7. Emerson has resigned his position
of lerryman at the Silcoti ferry.
| Remember the date of hat sale at
the Fashion-al hats marked in plain
figures,
Judge Steele adjourned court this after
noon. A special session will be called in
January.
The steamer Lewiston arrived at I4o
this afternoon making the run from
Riparia an hour ahead of time.
| The Boliver group of gold mines on
Monumental creek, in Thunder Mountain
district, have been bonded for $500.
TWENTY-FIVE per cent off on all
trimmed hats at the Fashion Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, November 6, 7,
and s.
w. II. Cureton and family left by
steamer Thursday morning for Califor-
} MIA, where they will make their future
home.
X. M. Sherman, who is interested in
|, many properties in Buffalo and also in
the new Marshall Lake camp, passed
through the city this morning.
Charles Claussen, who was convicted
. for assault for striking a neighbor with q
hammer on the reservation last spring
was sentenced TO pay fine of 500 and
| costs.
The Weisgerber cold-storage brick i.
progressing in construction rapidly. The
first story Of stone is complete and the
| brick work is being put up for the uppei
floors
III J. H. Dorsey, whose trial for CRANE
. larceny resulted in disagreement of tn,
/ jury, plead guilty to petit larceny today
and he was sentenced by Judge Steel,
this afternoon to six months i'll III,
county Jail.
The situation between the Beers and
; the English is still critical. The news is
incomplete, but the English admi
e temporary embarrassment and heav,
G losses Reinforcements arc hurryiug t.
Gen. Whites assistance.
n cab team aud an express team
IS collided on Snake river avenue and
horse belonging to Ed Fountain wa
killed by the tongue of the expires
!, wagon being driven into the horse
/" breast by force Ct the collision
Mrs A. w. Maris of this city died las
Wednesday at Medical Lake where sh,
!, was soiourning IN the hope of relief 70
= physical ailments. The funeral was con
a" Quoted yesterday from the Methods
church in this city Mrs. Maris was
S prominent figure in church circles in Lew
r. iston. A large circle of friends mourn he
d loss and extend sympathy to tn,
a bereaved family.
The regular navigation of the Snake t,
p Wild Goose Rapids has aroused interes
is in trails and roads from the head of navi
+ cation TO the mining districts aud settle
i ments on the upper river. If even pacl
trails were laid out and graded along tn,
river to Deep creek, Salmon river ant
lmnaha, Lewiston would get larry,
: trade that now goes to the little Oregon
towns in the interior.
RI Judge Steele sustained the appeal i,
the case OF II. w. Wilson against Ne.
Perez county when the issue came up las
" Thurs lay. This is a case growing out o
" the arrest of number of railroad grader
, on the Clearwater last spring for destroy
ing county road, Mr. Wilson's bill 70
!" constable fees was cut down by tn,
County Commissioners from sos t,
is SIS IS. The case will De tried at the al
$ journed term of court during the winter
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