Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-03

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new trial asked for before Judge Beatty
for the miners uow confined in san
Quentin He says the new trail Will
unIoubt, tily be denied and the case Will
| be carried up to the circuit court Of ap-
peals. a hearing IN the latter court will
( be had some time in February, If the
necessary arrangements can be made. }
| The matter will be handled by Attorney /
Reddv. in San Francisco, as this Is !
where the sessions OF the court are held. /
/ Judge s c. Isaman, in furiherance Of
I the suggestion oil !. y. Welden published /
in the Teller two weeks ago, has taken |
steps toward the organization OF farmers
institute in this city. Professor French !
OF the state University has promised to
meet the farmers here at a near future
date if a sufficient number of names can
be secured OF farmers who will promise
to attend to insure a fair attendance. All
those who feel an interest i'll this should
send their names to Judge Isaman at
once.
The steamer Lewiston failed to even
get as far as Asotin on the schedule run
to Wild Goose last Sunday. The low
stage of water made it impossible for the
boat TO steam the current at the head OF
Cox island. This is the second failure to
make this run. Those who had depend
} ed upon the steam boat to reach the
Snake river mining district were badly
disappointed. Several parties embarked
with bateaux Monday morning, for Birch
creek, Deep creek and Salmon river.
J Pope Leo has clearly designated Cardi-
nal Girolemano Maria Gotti, project of the
congregation of iudulgences and sacred
relics, as his successor. Cardinal Gotti
the famous Genoese monk, is a mau Of
great pietv aud modesly. Now about 81
years of age, he has always lived the life
of an ascetic, and despite the digity OF a
I prince OF the church, he always sleeps in
! cell and on hard mattress.
! DR.. Bole visited his friends Parkins
and Pardy who were blown up in the
Orion mine returning from Spokane
Monday lie says the victims OF the UNI
fartnate accident are dcing well and
that both will recover without permanent
injury to their eyes. Mr.. Pardy has
almost completely recovered from his
injuries already.
:, The county commissioners will meet
J, next Monday. At that meeting coun' J
physician will be chosen for the year
z 1000. Bids are Invited and the contract
Y will at this time specifically call for at
j. Tendance at the poor farm and the county
II jail During the past year the contract
i called for attendance at the poor farm
u alone.
Mr. H X. Barnett fell yesterday morn
v ing and broke his leg. He was passing
from the house to the cellar when Iii
= foot slipped on the walk. He fell upol
: the edge OF the walk III such uIanre
= as to break his leg near the ankle DIR
! Shaft reduced the fracture and he report
his patient doing we'll today.
.o Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Raymond c
Minneapolis have been visiting wit
40 Mrs. W. II. Dibble i'll this city for fe,
H.. weeks. Mr.. Raymond will go on t
e California to visit his mother and return
: Lewiston after short sojourn i'll the Ba
state. They will remain here till spring
I'd C. Wright has established a gener;
tie merchandise store at Cul de Sac, II
ds says his lively little town has not "
,e- been favored with the governtnet beneh
on of post Office as yet and mail for ii
NO people there should be addressed to CT
de Sac, care Of the Spalding post Office.
Attorney General Hays has given Sta
Treasurer Rice an opinion to the efie
that, while the taxes for the state becon
due at the end of the fiscal year, settl
ment cannot be enforced on delinque
taxes until the county sells the proper
upon which taxes may be delinquent.
Il. T. Carter, former resident
Lewiston, now a merchant of Peck
- the reservation, was i'll tue city yesterdl
dealing with our wholesalers. He h
taken a partner in his store, II. Y
Shelburn,a late rival from the east.
Red Horn and Jack Allen, two n
IRE. Perces, were arrested last week for steJ
ing whiskey, They were tried for 4
IL ofIense and Red Horn pleaded guilty al
was fined S2s and cost which was pa
today. Allen was acquitted.
J. NJ. Jones was arrested by Marsh
Denny this afternoon, charged with b,
terry, upon warrant sworn to by Pet
Eben. Jones was held for trial tomorrc
Al at o'clock in the sum of 500 ba
which was given.
Joe Lane, the oldest son of Col Lar
left this morning for Needles on t
border of California aud Arizona. ]
goes to seek business opening and
his health.
]. p. Boyer, of the Z. X barber sh
has rented room in the Weisgerl
20 building and will open M first-cl,
barber shop about the first of Februai
Miss Harrington, county superiuten
cut, returned from Boise by Sunda,
boat Mrs, Wickersham and Nj
o Anderson returned on Mondays boat.
Geo. Banta, late Of New Richmol