Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-04
Para9rapbieally Cold

Invitations are out announcing the ball
to be given Jan s, 1901, by the United
Artisans of Clarkston.
Joe liver drove forty-two head Of sheep
to Spalding today which he bought from
the Boss meat market
Petitions are on file in the county
school iuperintendents Office for two new
school districts near Potlatch and
Fletcher.
Fl. c. kettenbach ha let the contract
to Ira Worden to raise his building op-
posite the Raymond House to the level of
the new street grade.
The board of directors or the~f'air and
Racing Association are to meet tonight
at their headquarters in the Lewiston
National Bank building.
James McGrane took Is head of horses
over to Vineland this morning, where he
will feed them till the next call is made
and Captain Cheever, of the L. S. army
comes to inspect the bunch
There will be dance at the school
house at Enterprise bar tomorrow night.
The citizeus have arranged for a big dance
followed by fine supper. Good music
is assured. Many o: the Lewiston Young
people will be in attendance.
Young Richardson. employed at the
sawmill at Look out, met with serious
accident yesterday. While attempting
to roll heavy log, the pevee slipped and
ne tell headlong, One foot caught be-
tween the logs and both leg bones were
broken above the ankle.
The kettenbach Grain Company has
sold the big pool of wheat they have
been holding At Tacoma since last fall.
The last sold comprises 81 900 bushels of
choice blue stem which was shipped and
held ~ storage for Geo. A. Smith, Ira
Small, Jno. Ingram and others.
In the civil case Of Chas. B. Halsted,
trustee OF the estate Of J. II. Hunte, bank
rupt, VS. +. G. Sweet ct al. dispositions Of
II. G. Murch and N. G. Looney were
completed last evening before Frederick
p. Culver at his Office in the Adams
block. Jas. W. Reid appeared as consul
for the plaintiff and J. r. Ailshie and ].
E. Babb and Needham and Walker for
the defense.
A short talk with the weather man this
morning discloses the fact that Lewiston
is directly in the era ofthe low barometer
this morning and is the storm center Of
the Pacific northwest There is cold
wave coming from the northeast. Only
the great Chinese wall Of the Rocky
mountains keeps Lewiston out Of the
zero belt today Helena shows II below
zero this morning. There is an area Of
i. high barometer with its attendant cold
wave in Northern Montana headed to
the southwest and all that saves Lewiston
y that the Rocky mountains intervene
to defect the cold wave that otherwise
would plunge us into the arctic weather
that now has Montana in its grasp.
Frank Brown, who arrived on the Oro-
hno train last evening from the Hump,
tells ofa shooting affair which occurred
1t Warren several days ago. It appears
that r. L Church, who conducts sa-
loon at that place. had retired for the
night when he was awakened by some
men who were apparently trying to gain
abundance. Church cred his revolver
in the direction Of the door, the bullet
passing through the door and entering
the body Of one Of the men. The
wounded mans name has been given out
as Wevens, and it is said, he is a mining
man. Church, who lid the shooting, is
well known in Lewiston, having been
connected with Prof. Rpos' orchestra
several years ago.
Judge F.. G. Steele was III the city YES.
terday to meet with the local attorneys
to perfect arrangements for the meeting
here next Tuesday, at which time the
members Of the bar Of the second Judicial
district will take some action relative to
the observance Of the centennial ami
versary Of the FIRST session Of the United
States supreme court. The Idaho State
Bar Association will hold a meeting at
Boise on Jan. II or IS to take action re-
garding the state gathering, and the
meeting at Lewiston will elect delegates
tosend to Boise. The American Bar As
ISOLATION IS attempting to perfect plans
for some fitting observance of the ami
versary at each state capital The date
OF the anniversary is February "a.