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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06
SAGADAHOC.
NtloIWJtTI

our "id hoard Of sclcctmen. +. "
carton j. :. Bailey ana A. 4. Hath.
orhe' were reelected and a good man,
people teel like celebrating for The,
nave made great Improvement On on
roads III IS also very pleasing that F.
W. carlton is again director for his
town Of the Peoples Ferry.
David Ames has sold out his grocery
business to Archie Doyle of Ratb NJ,
Ames has moved back to his farm in
North Woolwich.
Alfred Ames and son, Gilbert. are
poth sex with the measles. Edgar
bidiic"e + recovering from them.
Eben Fullerton lost one Of his horses
Monday.
Joseph Day, who was very Sick ,.itb
the measles, went out too soon artar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06
LINCOLN.

.Nia.\-N-
y, y. cutting u rhirr.burr. wa.
mere last Week, buying lumber
- w DonnrlE went to Kcnt-s Hin
thr iirst OF the week to visit relatives
Ernest Walker NJ Hebron Academy
is at home, quite i'll.
At the town election, Monday. the
following board ~ officers ware
rI"' tea; Srltctmcn Glen Jcwytt. \. IL
\lh"e ami Irving IL Avcrill: town
cirrk' Lon Jewett; collector and treas
ur"r. Frank /. Weeks: superintendent
OF schools, Mrs. Susie Week.; mndcr-
ator, Allen JcWctt.
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PASSED TO HE ENGROsSED.

! Bill an act Ia amend the charter 81
/ the Northport Wesleyan Grove CAM
/ Meeting Association.
lnIl an art to amend Chapter :. az
of tn" Public Laws Of 1S99 relating t,
travelling libraries.
Bin an act establishing the salary ot
the county attorney for the county III
ArooStook
Bjll an act in relation to supplying
I the municipal courts in the county OF
York with dockets ana blanks.
Bill an act to authorize the erection
and maintenance Of dams. side-dams
piers ana booms i'll Sandy stream.
Gilman pond ana Gilman stream. III tic
| plantations of Highland and Lexington
and the town Of New Portland, in the
county Of Somerset ana state Of Maine
and TO make Improvements in said
streams and pond.
Bill ana act To extend the charter Of
the kittery and Eliot Street Railway
| Company.
| Bill an act to incorporate the Tunll
River Water Power Company.
Bill an act relating to ana amenda-
tory of Chapter IS. Special Laws of
1885. entitled AN act to allow the Bar
Harbor Electric Light Company to isl
sue bonds, preferred stock. ana pur-
chase property
Bill an act additional to an act to
incorporate the Union Gas & Electric
Company of Watervillc. ana to amend
Section 4, of Chapter $50 of the Private
and Special Laws Of 1891
Eill an act to further regulate the
and pIiN-jlaofe- of
roads.
Bill an act to allow open time on
deer in certain towns in Cumberland
county.
Bin an act to fix the compensation
Of the sheriff of the county Of Lincoln.
Bill an act additional and amenda-
tory to Chapter 2i2 of the Public Laws
Of 1899. relating to free public libraries.
ELL an act to amend Chapter 90 Of
the Public Laws of 1895 relating to col
lateral inheritance tax.
Hill an act TO further regulate pro-
codurc in the organization Of street
railroad corporations.
Bill an act relating to the organiza-
iion and control of street railroads.
Bill an act additional to Chapter 2S7.
Public Laws of 1893
Resolve in favor of Edward Bolin.
Was reported from same committee.
and pending second reading, tabled. on
motion of Mr. Carleton of Winthrop.
and tomorrow assigned for its consid-
Grafton.
Resolve in favor of Charles II. Bur
bank.
was reported from same committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

net to regulate the practice Of medicine
ana surgery.
Was taken from the table. ON motion
81 same gentleman the bill was recon-
mllted 70 the committee on the judiciary.
ana gent to the Senate.
ON motion of Mr.. Libby of Poland,
report of the committee on inland fish
cries and game, on bin, an act to amend
section y of Chapter ~ ~ Tho Public
l,dWS on l>9. relating To close time on
dc"r III Androscorgin county, reporting
ought to pass In new draft bill
An act to regulate the taking of deer
in Andru9CogRin county.
Was taken from the table ucccntod
ana btiI ordered printed under joint rules
On motion of Mr. Stevens Of Bluehill.
Adjourned
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Daily ksnnsbsc journal

'"r"s 81 THANKS, obituary notice. =.
buttons of respect. etc, will no ch..
II the rate of ten cents per linz \,
charges loss than seventy-avo car, ~
All Advertising announcem
entertainments, whose object 4. ~
raising q money viii be charged at M
rate 81 fifteen cents d line. ''e
Advertising notices, news form ,.,r,
be excluded from our local columns 49,
ccpt such AS refer To advertisers n,a,,
pying space in our advertising coin.
and VIII be run under separate bnas
On one Of the local pages.
s"bs"ribcrs who fail to recejv. j.
RHAL promptly Will confer a ,.vo.
by notifying the office immediately
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

a group Of men were discussing the
pi aspect Of an early spring. yesterday
said one of them: When there is a lot
Of snow on the ground and it stays oit
until late i'll the season. the ground WITT
be dry sooner than would be the case
if the snow went off early. If | wanted
to plant early ! would much prefer
y"inS i large amount Of snow on tn'
gruuad on the first of April than pare
ctouud." II this is true according y
present indications, we may look lot q"
carly summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

An excited horse attached Ia sled
i'll front OF the Cony House got 50 tan
E.ed up in the harness and thills. yes
terdaH afternoon, that it was neces-
sary to. entirely unharness him. For
some time n near approach to the ami
mails heels was exceedingly dangerous
hut in due sHme things We're straight
cued out ana the team drove off.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

ticarohus, the Spartan. laid dow
onc IF the maXims Of var tbc /.
mont that soldier ought q rc,,.
own gen raj more than he ala
whole hostile army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

The town of Manchester evidently
believes in the policy Of placing a good
man in office. and keeping him there
Geo. Fl. kilbreth. who was elected
town clerk at the town meeting. Mon
day, was his own successor. and it was
the $50 consecutive time Oh which he
had been elected to the office.
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TIn thaM rs bringing thu men out m
jn' woods after generally successful
winters work. Many of the lumbcralcn
bring out from If 70 % pounds; of
spruce gum which thnv readily dispose
~ ai 81 pound. adding somewhat To
their winters earnings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

mittec, reported t'uSut ~ pt 50 on re-
solve IL favor OF ne town of edmund.
Mr.. .Rnowlton f-om the Franklin
county de,ccation. IN Bill. In act to
establish a sal1 ~ a'r the clerk OF
courts of Frank lin county. repo ed
ought To pass in new draft Bill. an act
to regulate the sal.'ry on clerk Of
courts Of Franklin county,.
Mr. Dudley from nv kcnnehcc
county delegation, on or der reported
Ill an act establishing a salary for
the sheriff of Kcunebec . punty.
The reports were accels ed and bills
and resolves ordered ar inted under
Joint rules.
READ AND ASSIta WE'D.
Bill an act to amend = .ction II Of
Chapter 40 of the Revised ) tatutcS re-
latinE to insurance.
Bill an act additional to Section 50.
chapter 3 of the Revised tatut IS, re-
Iating to city ordinances
Bill an act to amend the oh; irter Of
the Augusta Water Compan!
Eil an act to incorp, n to the
Winthrop Electric Light and Power
Company.
Bill an act to extend the a artcr of
the North Berwick Trust Con- pany.
Bill an act to legalizc and mn Ike valid
the acts OF the town OF Monnu nth
Bill an act to extend the q .arter of
the BlucEil Trust ana Bank Il Com
pany.
Bill an act additional, to Ct .apter 10
Of the Revised Statutes. rclatI ng to in
| surance.
! Bill an act To amend Sccti0 Is l and
4 of Chapter 50 of the Public Laws of
1899. relating to truants.
| Bill an act to amend ScCtio 1 I OF
! Chapter Is of the Public law OF the
year lNq-. entitled an act to regulate
the alcWiNc fishery in pcmaq i 4 river.
| Bill an act to renew ana cN1~nd the
! charter OF the BoothbaY Harh, T. BAN
ing Company.
Bil an act to extend the on nter of
the Bath Trust Company.
Bill an act To amend and eXte nd he
charter Ut the Mechanic Fails + lnk .ng
and Trust Company.
Bill an act to incorporate the ,NcW
England Trust Company.
Bin an act to incorporate the Ola
orchard Trust Banking Compan. r.
Bill an act To incorporate the Sfatv
| Trust Company.
Bil an act to incorporate the q ranit,
= Trust Company.
3il an act to prohibit the du mTing
of herring ana an fish offal n thr
waters Of Mooscabec Reach i Ill.
town of JoneSport.
Was read once. tabled, ANA NF,dncs-
day next assigned for it4 cou>i, i'.ratiou
on motion of Mr.. Thompson Of EIiStol
Eill an act for the better protection
of Shell fish within the towns vi West
~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

Either the frCst NJ Tho melting snow
mas started some ~ thc slate On tie
roof of one Augusta building. and.
yesterday. several pieces fell 10 he
sidewalk below. some " them large
ana heavy enough to cause at least
serious injury if they happened to
strike , person. HUT luckily no one wds
hunt ann tho oWnnr NJ thu building has
taken measures t. have the trouble
A-.rnl.. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

Did YOU note the beautiful appear
ancc NJ the tribes. early yesterday
morning: The lamp snow that fell
during the night covered every branch
ana tWiE with a heavy coat Of white
ness, and 50 thickly that the different
avenues about the city were shaded by
the tree tops. Had it but been a bright
morning. il would have afforded the
camera devotces the chance III a life
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Continued from page 81


Won not maintain. and did YOU not mani
tain in the Senate. the other day the
position that if this law was repeaieu
il practically removed the commission
or of labor from office?
Mr.. STAPLES of Knox: | ia. as lar
~ nix rmolumcnts were concerned.
s,id 81 then. | say So now, most en-
nhatically-that if the office of the COM
missioner of vital statistics or labof
statistics is abolished. then | say, as a
local nropoSition that that man can
mot recover one single cent from the
Statc Of Maine by any law that was
ever enacted or that YOU can find upon
The statute books of this State.
Refer this matter to the finance COM
,nitter He says. they have no rem
,dv Take. the resolve for $20.000 for
The university at Orono. Does he tell
this Senate that if they strike out from
that general appropriation bill that
$50, 600 that they have not legal and
! moral right to do it? OF course, they
have | know il could be done in an
other way. and that would be by 4
vote of the House and Senate. | was
fair in my proposition. | have no
charges to make further against the
militia of Maine: but I say to the sen
ator from Somerset and to the other
senator's, that when you appropriate
SAG. 900 to them and they have $1,000
more from the general government. do
YOU believe that the people of this state
will say that we are justified in doing
it, pray tell me-out of the hard earn
inrs Of the State of Maine in the taxes
that they pay?
n
this state by the militia? | have more
confidence in the people of this State.
We do not need any trained soldiers.
Thcyart a menace to republican form
Of government Let this state be in
vaded. tomorrow. and you will find SO
COO men coming up from everywhere to
defend the old flag whenever She may
be attacked: but you won't find them
in the militia: but in the man that
walks behind the plow and that works
in the shop and the mill. | say YOU can
cut them down to $20,o00 and then it
will be all it ought to be.
do say that the muSters Of the
state of Maine by the militia have been
a disgrace to the state of Maine. l
am willing that every man in the
state Of Maine should hear just what
say. | say il is an outrage upon the
taN-paVerS of the State of Maine when
YOU give them $4,000 to perambulate
over this State. If we We're wealthy
ana out of debt. then we might per
haps safely do it. but l never will con
sent when the people are %roanlnG
under the burden Of taxation that they
are eroanin% under now.
When | know that the governor OF the
state III Maine is calling upon thi- Rapuh-
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COT Mites.

by Mr. Boyd of Lnneus-Remon-
STRANGE of Reed plantation against
changing line between it and Drew
plantation.
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RAILROADS. TEIEGR AND
EXPRESSES

By Mr.. Pcttengil Of Rumford-RiIl.
ar act to provide for an assistant
clerk in the office of the railroad com
miFsioners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06
CLAIMS.

by Mr.. SturGis of Standish-ResoIve
in favor Of Max Doudas. Received
under suspension Of the rules.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06
BAD FORM OF TETTER.

| For Three years I
had I ctter on Inv
hands, which caused
them to swell to twice
their natural size. Part
OF the time the disease
was in the form ofrun-
ming sores, very pain
full, nd causing me
much discomfort. -Four
doctors said the letter
had progressed too far
to be curcd, and thew
could do nothing for
me / took only I hree
bottles of S. S. S. and
was completely cured.
This was fifteen wears
ago, and l have never
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

Accidents come with dfstressin, r,
sprains. Or. Thomas FcIac,r;e ing
lieves the pain Instantly. Nsve9 y" ~
without II. ei eSA
NV .f&wky.n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

The British government is the own
Of over twenty-five thousand cam,ls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

Spring sevi ing. plain or fancy -
reasonable. Woman's Exchange.
n Marid1t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

cider apple saucc. Woman
,panma Mar4dlt'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-03-06

I'n &c seen any sign of my old trouble" Mrs
l.. b. JACKSON I4I4 MCGEE St, Kansas City, Mo.
$: s. S: neutralizes this acid poison,
coos the blood and restores it to healthy,
lid.u,ai state, and the rough, unhealthy
sE!n becomes soft, smooth and clear.
SIS IL: !: ;;; J: 3: !:
=, - oned condition of the
oiooo. Send for our book and write US
ABOUT your case. Our physicians have
made these diseases life study, and can
heip you by their advice; we make no
charge for this service. All correspondence
IS conducted in strictest confidence.
1hE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA. GA
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23
PURELY a PIPE DREAM.
SPseii Dspsteh = ~ spokssnaa.Rsvle,
M Bsd RIaS.

| SPsUW OupessN = ~ Spokesman. UevteN
| ~ ~ RIas.
Under large scare head IN ii,
Spokesman-Review Tuesday was The iol.
lowing article in reference to zerc
weather at Troy. Idaho.
The dispatch can have NO Other effect
than bid. Il doabtless viii reach
Thousands who are It present seeking
home In mild climate with shor,
winters and few violent storms Or tenn.
peratnfe changes. who have read the
literature descriptive Of our climate, coil
and resources, and cast 1 cloud Of sss.
picion over It. accuracy that will cause
them e either mot locate o. overlook this
section.
At the local weather bureau no record
for such weather could Be found. The
lowest temperatufe record for Lewiston
~ In November, when ! above va
recorded. n January another cold wave
swept over this section. Il that time a6
above was the lowest and BY feeding,
ice three to Eve inches was harvested.
The dispatch In question shows upon
i face that error has been made, e.
pecially where It ssys: "There Wa !
white frost, the mercury stood ii 5 below
zero, considerable ice was formed, and
some apprehension Il felt that the fruit
crop may Be Affected. =
Such weather ct Troy would have not
only wiped ont every vestige Of fruit,
but, in t. present condition crops Of iii
kinds. The eject Of such weather would
have serioasly injured the crops even
here.
However, i Il the duty Of the cores
pondent q correct the error. Only IN
imperfect instrnment could have such
record. Hsrs L the dispatch in full:
IRoY. Idaho. Nay 20. - Yesterday
morning early heavy downpour Of rain
began failing here, which ~ accom-
panied Be : heavy shower Of hail. The
rain continued until noon. This morn
Ing there No. white frost, the mercury
stood 8 below zero, and considerable ice
- formed. Sons apprehension il
felt that the fruit crop may be affected.
bot this y hardly likely. = It l. always
several degrees warmer on the ridges.
where the orchards are located, than in
Troy. which lies in the draw OF canyon.
q = claimed that there = not nearly %
many fruit bloasoms this year in the Pot
latch district q usual. but this will prob
IDLY prove benefit rather than other
Wise, - the fruit will have to Be thinned
rom the trees q u sometimes necessary
N this district. The quality will more
han make mp for the lack Of quantity OF
he fruit.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23

county Jail had no accommodafions for
women prisoners and the fasthes feet that
tie woman really wanted 10 20 with her
companion II crime. the judge sentenced
her 70 IS mOnths q McNeil1ss island.
The May term cl0eed yesterday. Mine
ont Of ten tried for criminal offences
we're convicted. But one civil case va
tried. that Of Igelstrom ". Helena- Frisco
Mining Co.
Marshal Ramsey and Deputies Pink
ham and Beal lefk for Tacoma this morn
ing with six Of the prisoner.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23

Attorney General Martin has just
given ont this information to county
school super!ntendents. He was asked
for his opinion in regard to issuing per-
mits to teach In the schools Of the state,
and here ID what he Gays:
"Under the Law Of this stair countv
superinteudents have no authority to 10
sue permit to any person TO teach IN
the public schgols Of the state, and no
teacher y entitled to pay, from the pub
lie school funds. for teaching in any
public school IN this state, unless such
teacher was holder Of certificate, regu-
larry issued % provided BY law, and
valid during the time such school was
taught, except when Z teachers certifi-
cate expires. BY It's own Limitation with
In On weeks Of the end Of the term, for
which the teacher has been engaged, the
term may be finished.
Teachers might q well understand
that II they are going to teach in the pub
lie school. and be paid from the public
funds. they must secure certificates in
the manner provided BY law, emitting
them to teach. County superintendent
have no authority, in any manner, to
authorize person to teach In the public
schools unless such person, holds Ger
tificate procured In the mahuer provided
by law, and except In the case above
stated, when the certificate expires dur.
ing the last six weeks Of the term.
County superintendent should refuse 10
sign the requisition for . teachers pay
who has taught without being the holder
OF certificate regularly issued"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23
RaFaofapbiealIy Cold

" +, Z s. II
it---- ---------------z------
.,.. u.
ssla u :N sly council wiii meet IA adJournet
~ Monday evening
4efnadine Seyent, Of Spokane, Is pre-
4 Fs. sslk ao1 !. concs5s g oe gwen IN TIM
10y 81
The little town Of Nexperce is to have
an opera hOuee. Ncxperce is bound to
! y a The lead.
The Campbelite denomination Il pre-
Eaf1ng f0r camp meeting TO be held Ut
Nexperce june 5.
Carl Erickson and Miss Julia Phillips.
If Cold Spfings, will BE- united In mar
tiage wednesday May ~.
Chas Flock, If CranReville, Who was
quite III here for several DAYS last week.
returned to his home Monday.
Tu.norro~ ev~niru f~,.;r. Mort.;.h,.
\ concert win occur. Lovers Of music will
lind much that il Of interest ia this
event.
The caatn. n,.n.. -. No. =, h,oc,,, -,
~ hilis. snd ~ nrest;er A.,-er ~, 4.
I found shsn fh.t Il ~ ,,,,.;.t.is ,.~;cris
cactus.
william Marlatt. Who was RECENTLY r..
xeGeei for selling whisky to indiana. will
u taken to Blackfo0t. having been al
u Judged insane.
4 81 -, = .,.,r,.. !. -, /. - =.
~ The list Of American jockeys. He
simply wrests victory from apparent de-
+
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23

i yeal e.tat~ hoom rh... -. 4 CO..
trausfers were Given 10 that to-r ~
e each case the sellers realized pro6t.
NezPs1ce = ~ IiGnt.
Bert Beemau has given notice through
that be win make application Is m
state board for : pardon. He Wa sen-
tencea from TINS county to yeaf1 ct
Boise for grand larceny.
A dead limb -. blown from !. 49,. =.
the corner 81 6 and Fiffh i, - snrd. =
Three little boys passing II the time MA
narrow escapc from ser;ous in;~rv - =
u about time all the dead and kroken
limbs were removed from Iii NJ tress. =
~ po..o., afr .,...- q. .
faiouse some weeks ago leasing lands for
OIL ana gas purposes, has returned accom-
panied Dy +. +. Mccoy, = Spokane oil
man. 1hey are obtaining more leases
ana. We understand, intend TO sink q
we'll shortly .-Palouse Republic.
The citizens reading Ia the vicinity Of
Minert b Tabor's sawmill have nosters
announcing grand picnic In honor Of
the passage Of the free homes nil. The
event takes place Wednesday. tune ( q
Tabor school house. Dancing. speech
making and music will make the day !
pleasant one for all who attend.
~. . NJ.
,.I I'LL 7. 2. 81, Iegister O the Y. >.
G ss. ss s ). - lston, circulated among
49,. I. svpls Moneay. Reported pms
Ava, IA e.. 1I ,.a,e once very neavy ior
the heavy spring immipr.tion. IL toia
us the number Of acres II covernmenf
land yet remaining omen for settlement
in this district, but We have FORGOTTEN tI,e
amount, amounting to thousa nds of acres.
Mr.. West. We understand. i : canildafe
for re-appointment, and from vhat NJ
can learn has made an excellent officer
and is deserving of another term. GENE.
see News.
~.
4He N.eciHan Nnorus Concert tomor-
~ svenInK 8 the opera house will be
sne nluslcal event o. the season. The
pusm Sonsls.s q chorus numbe 70.
s ss 4ua,eSess ulos' uuetts. sol o.,
~. ~. w 49, numoen WIT oe furnished by
sue n~nl'uke orchestra. The Caecilian
sSaety nas Deen fortunate In securing
49,. ~ w " Nleile aonteith - con-
I.S.O. - Tug cnorus. VINO Will also rem
u u.. sese1ai SOLOS. Mr. M0nteith's repu-
s an.. e : usIltone soioist stands high.
ns..e''ng press notices comes from De-
u WV, MSn natnam, Canada, and
T ru sassern cues, where he has sung.
Ing chorus VIII nave . full reheraal to
kn. = tne opera mouse. Reserved
sca.s can ne secured Ut Dent & Buffers
"''nou' Extra charge.
Ten prisoners faced Yuf,ce Re.tt,, r,,.
day evening to learn The sentercs &c -.
court, aud ten pr;soner. .aTI.r ga
wiser, climbed the hin ! little later -
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23
City Elscssea.

This event will occur June II. The
council has appointed the following Of
ficers:
First Ward--C. p. Cobusn and B. r.
Morris, judges: R. D. Stanton. Leslie
Thompson and Miss Lillian Circuit. clerks
Second Ward-L. Rowley aud H. K.
Barnett. judges, H. Squier. Ed Aartinson
and Mrs. r. ]. Edwards. clerks.
Third WArd-C. w. Colby and ]. N.
Lindsay. judges; Misses Ada Houghtou,
Mae Cooper and Maud Perkins, clerks.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23

WANTED-A bright man with light
team 70 take charge Of an established
trade IN Latah and Nez Ferce counties.
References required. For perticulars
address
Koch v. T. Co.. bog a7s winona, MINI.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-05-23
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT
avr. I. M.cllNTIc. u. s. OBSERVER.

U. s. Department Of Agriculture Lew
iston, Idaho: