Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-22
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IDAHO SETTINGS.
o,mas Block =

r.. citizens of Wallace have started to
i' streets with tailings from the
p" the CANYON. AS these still con-
n'n.' .m,ll percentage of ore the Queen
a.s a the couer d Alenes has the a MS
as ' vi IF Nacadamizing its streets with
composite of silver /
eastern dredging company has just
., nr payment OF $4,000 on the
p''D ~ and Fall creek placer ground
0a p,aceryille and will shortly pay out
s sS,, more asa second insta'"e"' of
the purchase price
Judge Stewart of the Third judicial dis
,-ct having decided that the county com
,..;o,ers Of Boise had made an illegal
,arv At their October meeting they held
q special session Monday to m0'''S 'he''
ouler fixing the levy
Thu euterprlsing citizens OF Mulian
.ve public ball last Friday night to
s,se funds to build sidewalks.
Mining business in the Couer d Aienes'
-, ,sset twenty-one quartz lode claims
four placer claims, three mill SITES ana
Two water rights were filed OF record III
the county recorders office. With the
l,bor troubles settled the Couer a. Alenes
will proye the greatest mining country
in the northwest
Weiser is out for record this year on
,As score Of making improvements. The
SIGNAL lists eighty-seven buildings since
Iune with an aggregate valuation OF 1929
ooo There is only one town III the state
that can take the ribbon over We1ser.
Railroad building on the P. & |. N. is
being rushed with all possible speed
The Weiser Signal states that, four
hundred men now wake the Silly night
with the ring of pick and shovel making
midnight music in Weiser canyon. The
rays Of headlights make up any defcien-
cies Of the moon in enabling that number
ollaborers on the night shift to push the
construction of the p & l. N. with all
powers of money and muscle"
The industrial unions of the Couer d
Alenes now have a membership of 500
aud this is increasing weekly. The
unions allow $40 per week to members
| who are unable to work on account oi
sickness or accident, and SIS are allowed
for funeral expenses. Only American
citizens are elegable to membership
The admission fee is IS 90 and the due:
are 81 monthly.
The Knights of Pythias of Wardne1
will give their usual annual ball OF
christmas night.
One Of Uncle Sans troopers deserted
from Camp Wardner last Thursday bu
be was captured at Harrison returned t,
camp and is now subsisting upon brea'
and water diet, awaiting trial by cour
martial.
There are now as prisoners i'll the Bull
Pen at Camp Wardner, but news frot
Boise is to the effect that all these vii
soon be liberated upon their own recog
uisance.
State Auditor Sinclair will leave Bots
shortly for the north to wind up affair
respecting the Bull Pen. The stat
authorities have been considering pla
to release the few men still held ther
with the understanding that they sha
appear for trial when wanted.
The state will issue reward of $Ioc
iOr the apprehension of Ed Boyle, one {
me leaders of the dynamiting gang i
.ae Occur d Aleues. Boyle was pres
oent OF the Wardner union and was OF
me leaders. He had made himse
eonsp'enous BY his loud-mouthed oppos
non 10 Law and order aud by his persi
~nt and malicious intimidation and pc
Ssa'on OF the miners who had becon
s'les'ionabie to the gang He w
pesehs on the occasion of the BLOWN
sp@ the Bunker Hill & Sullivan mi
iis one OF those who led the mob
4e works on that terrible day. He "
ppesed to be the man who headed I
'sa force the night before to the Ii
'A'iee mine, reading the union orde
me men there from behind a mas
a'er the blowing up of the mill Boy
~ Hecipltately aud has since been
hs. If he is caught he will certain
Sae oser the road. There is pier
evidence to convict him.
Inc .. S, regulars will winter in I
Naf d Alenes. Captain Edwards |
su permission to remove the cal
1 "aFlner to Osburn four miles
wallace. There is an excellent 5
camp ground at Osburn with &C
@zing and water near at hand a
nj buildings for shelter. No barra,
u' have to be built.
Citizens of Payett are raising
49, subsidy to encourage the bui
- an electric railway and power pl
operated in Payette valley.
An. 'otai enrolment of pupils at
'n Normal school is now 100.
Dasihg tie thirty days from Oct. /,
o. t,Soi pounds OF mail matter D
ough the Keudriek postofiice.