Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-21
THE CITY IN PARAGRAPHS

N. N oteen oi wanna Is III tne City.
Lucian Eaves has returned from Imnaha
and left this morning for Spokane.
Sunday the o. r. & n. steamer Lewis
ton will go up the Snake river as far as
Wild Goose.
The foundations for three new resi-
dences have been begun in the Risdon
tract this week
Mrs. farley, with her famous wax
works, will be at Grostein & Binnard's
hall, Friday, May 4.
Prof Hunter has bought lot Oh the
Hill just east of Roger Morrisey's new
house and will erect a dwelling upon it
at once.
There is likelihood Of some compro-
mise i'll the purchase of the water plant,
and the city will bond to buy instead of
to construct.
Four Moscowites have been admitted
to practice in the supreme court, namely:
Vim. Perkins, Guy w. Wolfe, Carl A.
Davis and VIM. f.. Stillinger.
The Normal baseball club is playing
the opening game of the season at Clarl :
ston this afternoon with the Clarkston
team. A practice game will probably be
played on the Hill tomorrow.
Vic Bierbower returned from Spokane
today, where he went to consult spe-
cialist concerning his i'll health. D.
Thomas gave him a hopeful diagnosis
and he will return to Grangeville Tues
day.
The Nez Perce republican club met las
night at the city hall to perfect plans fo
the reception and entertainment of thu
coming state convention. One hundred
new names were added to tie club mem
, bership.
The Bollinger brick building will sooi
!. be ready for occupancy, for il is now II
Itlle hands of the painters who are givin
. iii the fnishipg touches. When complete
litwillbe occupird A. a'ladging house an
!. 1tSstahtehss s7 - rs ststsAss-s En-.
= Bird Day programmes were given !
, the public school yesterday afternesi
. Exercises were held in AL the room
This is the first of aHsesies of prcgsanim,
intended to teach a kinder fee1ing for a
kinds OF animal life.
v Felix Warren, manager of the Idaho
IS Nevada & California Stage Co., will lea,
II tomorrow for an eight or ten-days tri
q over the line. The company is now 81
=. ing special attention to its new rou
v from Stuart TO Grangeville.
h w. II. Dawson, the genial propriet
,t of the Hotel De France, has discard'
,r the old bus which has been in use f
t. years and replaced it with an up to-da
ST one. Another indication, this, of Il
z, progressive spirit Of this popular hote
ic proprietor.
in The work of grading east Main sire
lie is progressing we'll and when done W
~ add greatly to the appearance of ii
I'd part of the city. 1t might be well 10 c
ca tend the good work to other parts of
ed city. There are some portions that c.
er tainly deserve recognition in this way.
CT Growers have gwen out the pleasi
Il, intelligence that about MAY Ist they v
"a be able to tickle the palate Of man VI
III strawberries. The crop hereabouts
II said to be maturing rapidly, and indi
(" tions point strongly TO its being the b
both as to condition and quantity of a
ever raised.
:, Elmer Waldrip of Asotin has just &C
. pleted arrangements to enter the emp
" of the New York Life Insurance &C
=. pany. He may resign his official p
ton as clerk of Asotin county and be
at once on his duties; but falling to
that he will begin TO work for the ct
pany at the close of the year.
r A special meeting of the board
,a, county commissioners will be held
or May, at which time the matter of issu
bonds will be considered, and to rect
ius and ACT upon tHe ISPoit VI iapS''
,.r countant Cunningham relative the
,,a counts and books Of ex-county treast
no 7. B. Morris, and other matters OF le
90 importance.
ON The CITY at the confluence of the ri
ion Snake and Clearwater presents a
Icer inviting appearance these days, with
of thousands OF beautiful shade tree
,ble full leaf and its acres Of beautiful sh
tihc cry and beautiful lawns. Such s'g
has not only inviting but inspiring as
ling And, too, the climate, il is balmy, p
ong ant and inyigorating. To see Levi
arly at this season Of the year is a sight W
'ros- seeing.