Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-09

Senator Heidfeldt is spending few
days on his farm
{. W. Green, Of Lenore, was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
Frank Tapln, of Waha, is doing busi-
ness in the city today.
Thos Mo1iarity wholesale Single
dealer of Tacome is in the city.
William Dollor the timberman regis
tered yesterday at the DE France from
! Spokane.
| w. G. Campbell, a business man Of
kendrick spent few hours in the city
| yesterday.
| Jacob Kenyon, farmer residing in
the vicinity of Forest was trading in the
city yesterday.
Sale of sealed bids for Lewiston Nor
NAL school bonds are advertised by the
treasurer to be sold Sept goth These
| fifteen bonds are to be issued in the
denomination Of $500 each to bear s per
cent interest payable in twenty years
with the option Of the state paying them
any time after twenty years. The funds
to be derived from their sale is to be
used for providing chemicals and
! physical apparatus and for the erection
of two dornitories. A certified check
OF 1850 must accompany eacn bid.
J. Kline an elderly German who is en-
ployed as a watchman at Small <
Emery. saw mill is wearing a black
eve said to have been caused by, a well
aimed blow from the hand of a robber.
Thursday evening about S O'Clock as
Kline was on his way TO the mill travel
ing along the railroad track when reach
ing point in the rear of VIM Caldwell's
residence he was grabbed from behind by
two men and given a stunning blow in
the face by one Of the highwaymen and
thrown i'll the ditch next to the track and
robbed. Mr. Kline says he was relieved
OF watce valued at $40 and $40 gold
piece two go bills and some silver The
alarm was given and a short time after
wards Sheriff Rozen arrested man on
Idaho street. He gave his name as lanes
Sullivan and said he had been employed
as cook working odd shifts at the NJ &
A Cafe. The prisoner was held until
yeSteaday morning. but as Kline could
not identify him the sheriff liberated him.
No other cline up to this time has been
found that will lead to the arrest of these
two bold hiyhwaymen
We are in receipt of the labor day
edition Of the Freemans Labor Journal
published at Spokane, it is well edited
and model of mechanical art The halt
tone photo engravlngs being clear and
distinct The engravings of the ball
pen at Wardner is produced and is
captioned "Remembei the Bull PEN
The American Siberia" The notorious
prison where the Occur dAlene miners
are deprived of their liberties by illegal
Imprisonment" THE little home OF
Paul Corcoran," showing Corcoran his
wife and three children as they lived in
peace and happiness before the unius,
and illegal conviction of the father to II
years imprisonment. Labor parade
Wallace, Idaho July II, 1885," Labor
day as she was before the Russian rule
of the Steunenberg Sinclair combine in
the CoeurdAlencs. 1.-THE greatest labor
leader OF them all Edward Boyce, -
President Western Federation oil
Miners" Attorney +. c. Robertson
counsel for the Western Federation of
Miners i'll the defense of the Bull Pen
prisoners. The Journal also presents
many other photographs of scenes in
British Columbia as well as photographs
of many other noted western labor lead
ers.