The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-04-04

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natters from his county that came u
before the supreme court.
Mn. A. Diusard waa seized With I md
den attack of heart failure "Wednesday
and for : few hours vas ii critical con.
dition. She rallied. and today i rapid.
y recovering her usual health.
The Fletcher Hardware Co. hss ~.
ceived the contract for heating and fos
the new Isaznar building and has force
Of men employed this week In the pre-
liminary work Of carrying out the con-
tract.
The Steamer Spokane loaded wheat Il
cowse creek and Waha Yesterday. The
consignment from cowse creek, SIS
sacks. no 6ne Blue Stem and was nm
loaded here this morning for the Lewis
tom Milling Co.
a. a. MeyendorH. Of the limited States
land department arrived ID the city this
week from Doise. He has some Gales Of
timber that have been seised BY the rov-
ernment and now tied up 1t various
points along the river.
j. Gleason. Of Spokane, accompanied
G. Brinton to the Elk City mining dis.
trict today. where be goes to inspect !
group Of mines. Mr.. Brinton has Just re-
turned from Portland, where be and ].
n. Stacy organixed strong company to
operate the Orc Grand group.
6. F. Dushnell, mineral land surveyor,
leff Lewiston yesterday for the upper
Clearwater country to do some work in
locating mineral claims. He carried
among biz other parapherna1ia pair Of
snow shoes and expects to encounter
plenty Of snow shoeing on his trip.
]. ,. Perkins returned Tuesday from
the Seven Devils mining district where
he has been doing assessment work on
the Idaho Group Of mining claims. Mr..
Perkins has purchased shop in Baker
City and will engage il the blacksmith
Ing business there for the coming season.
Avery cnmmings, con 81 Prof. {. o.
Cummings, Of Occur d'Alene has success-
fully passed the sxamination for entrance
% the West Point military academy and
will commence his studiesin that insti.
tntion May 10. n the class Of applicants
recently examined ct Vancouver his
papers ranked highest.
Judge W. N. Scales and wife reached
Lewiston Tuesday enroute TO their home
In Grangeville. Mrs. Scales has spent
the winter in California. Judge Scales
made visit to his North Carolina home
and returned via California. While here
this week Judge Scales represented his
clients in some cases before the supreme
court.
Fourteen saloons in Lewiston paid
$1,000 Monday into the county treasury.
Under tine present Law license Of $500
must be paid annually in advance. The
city license i $500 per annum and the
government license ]as. this With the
auditors and collector's fees amounting
to $500 makes total Of $3.50 license
paid annually BY the saloons.
The Boss meat market changed hands
this week. j. s. Fisher cold his interests
to J. N. Smith and 6. c. Goldman. Mr..
Goldman has been Ia charge Of the City
market and h . we'll known market man.
The new proprietors will continue to
hold the Boss market to Il. present high
and will endeavor to extend its
patronage. Mr.. Smith, the new pro-
prietor, il late from Kent, Iowa. He has
also purchased the City market from w.
A. Dawson. but will run that a. sep
arate establishment
Attorney General Martin has advised
The assessor Of Nez Perez county not to /
asseas property in that part ofthe county
that has been annexed to Clearwater.
The assessor, Mr.. Bashor. wrote to the
attorney general for advice on this point.
He sisted be was in doubt - to whether
Clearwater was entitled to the aseess-
nent, the assessor being ct work In the
'ection annexed-the PotlAtch country