Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-19

! Jack Bell has returned from visit TO
some of the mining camps of Idaho
county.
| J. l.. Gault, a deputy in County Auditor
L.arson's Office at Moscow, was i'll the
city Thursday.
| Judge Norman Buck, of Spokane, pass
elk through the city Thursday enroute to
his Waha farm.
| Ben Gillian, a reservation farmer, pass
ed through the city yesterday en- route
home from a several weeks visit at Walla
! Walla.
Mrs. B. +. Morris and children have
returned home after enjoying a two
weeks outing in the Blue Mountains in
company with friends from Dayton
| Tracy B. Inman, who served with dis
tinction in the First Signal Corps, L. S.
", in the Philippines, has arrived home
and is enjoying well earned visit with
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Inman.
William Williams, the young man who
was arrested at Grangevillc by Sheriff
Rozen last week for stealing dog, was
discharged by Judge Langford. X. S.
Anderson of Poe, Anderson & Anderson,
appeared for the defendant The owner,
+. O'Garra, was given possession of the
II nd Il ii un piSh 10, Al 4
PENDANT and withdrew the charge.
NJ. Williams an experienced upholster-
| er, has located his shops and is ready for
business in Rowley's Planning Mill head
of west Main street. He does all kind of
work including mattress making and
upholstering of new work to order, re-
upholstering and the making over of old
mattresses, carpet laying and in fact
everything that first class mechanic in
his line can do.
In the case of I.izze,IIaner VS. North
ern Pacific railway Co. before Justice
Sweet yesterday, for the recovery of the
value Of a blooded mich COW, the plain
tiff was awarded $3.50 the amount sued
for and costs of suit Thos. Mullen APP
peared as attorney for plaintiff and
Stephens & Bum appeared as attorneys
for the corporation defendant. The Rail
way Co. has filed a notice of appeal.
The Cactus saloon of which Mix & Co.
are proprietors, situated on Main street
opposite the Raymond House, will be
opened for business to night. The bar
and fixtures are handsome and the in
terror is a model of neatness. Mr.. Mix,
who has many acquaintance in the city,
will be pleased to greet them as we'll as to
form new ones, and assures them that his
stock Of drnkables and cigars for quality
cannot be excelled in the inland empire.
Charles c. Smith, of the firm of c. c.
Smith, J, J. Howrey, b. Sassingberger,
merchant at Grangeville, and Chas. Kohn
of Portland, interested in the President,
Admiral Dewey and the Medallion, in
| the Buffalo district, is in the city. Mr..
Smith spent last winter with force of
men developing these mines, and with
the men under his control has run tun-
nels, to tap the lodges named 2ooo feet
from the surface, distance of so feet on
each. The ore taken from these lodes is
high grade, assaying $50 in gold aud 81
in silver.
DIR Going, vetinary surgeon who has
been examining horses offered tor sale to
the United States Army the past few
days at Mallory & Lydon's stable, had
the misfortune Thursday while examin-
ing one of the animals to receive a kick
in the side. DIR. Metzger, assistant
surgeon of the 55th regiment, was sum.
moned from the recruiting station and
upon examining DIR. Going found that
suffering from broken rib. The frac-
tnre was reduced but will probably bottle,
T the patient some time as we'll as in
capacitate him from his duties for awhile