Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-05
HERE IN LEWISTON

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Nicely furnished room. 222 Main st.
DR.. w. F. Galbraith, dentist, Adams
block. Phone 900.
Sewing machines and supplies. James
prout All Main street.
Born, to William B. Laird and Mrs.
Laird. Friday afternoon, a nine pound
girl baby.
The preliminary of Harry Roberts,
charged with murder, is set for Fri
day. December II.
The Tsceminicum club met this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. w. n.
Kettenbach
When your watch needs repairing
send it to Geo. H. Lake, who will do
II properly and at prices as low as con-
sistent with first class work. Mail or
ders will receive prompt attention.
The preliminary trial of the State
VS. Paul Jackson on the alleged charge
of rape is set for Wednesday at 9
o'clock in Justice Coburns court.
In the Christmas number of Sue
cess" is an interesting article on Run
ming for Congress in the Rockies" de-
scribing Congressman Burton L..
French. 1t is we'll worth the reading.
Nathaniel Wilson, T. ]. Burns and
L. N Daggert of the regular jury panel
left this morning for their homes, hav-
ing finished their duties. Each received
a 500 check from County Treasurer
Hastings, this being the first time in
the history of Nez Perez county that
Jurors and witnesses received cash for
their services.
A Lewiston business man said today
What about our oil we'll? Hadn't we
better go at it again? Lewiston spent
several thousand dollars trying to find
out how thick the basalt formation is
and after drilling 1000 feet had to quit
1t would be pleasant and profitable to
know just how thick rim we have to
stand on"
"a nulllDCl VI lllCll WIZ Alcl VIC oNOllV oiib
timber claims in Shoshone county were
rudely shocked the past week upon re-
ceiving a postal from the assessor al
Wallace saying THE taxes on your
claim are $2S. This is on a valuation
of $500 per quarter with a levy OF
$3.50 per hundred" Some kicked, some
swore, some laughed, but all will have
to pay
Rev. E. P. Giboney last night per-
formed the marriage ceremony, at THE
parlors of the Bollinger house, uniting
Miss Jessie A. Strahl and Edward O.
Smith of Kendrick in holy wedlock
The bride is the daughter of Mr. l.. D
Strahl and Mrs. Strahl, residents in
the Potlatch country, and popular
young lady in Kendrick social circles
Mr.. Smith is the son of Alvah G.. Smith
teacher of the Gold Hill school, near
kendrick, and is a young man of ster-
ling worth in his community.
County Attorney Johnson this after
noon filed a complaint before Justice
Coourn against Parker Nicholson
murder on one James Igabow. 1t will
De remembered that the trouble be-
tween Nicholson and Igabow occurred
at Spalding, November 2S. The Indian
lgabow, is not yet able to be out Iga-
DOW was shot in the eye.
The concert given last night by the
Fhllharmonic Ladies' Quartet was
greatly enjoyed by an audience that
hlled the dear old Lewiston opera
mousse. The members of the organiza-
tlon are artists, and each number re-
ceived from one to three encores. The
quartet is a very popular one in Lew
Nston' and is always heartily welcomed
oy the unsteady inclined.
Inc Down town and Normal hill
Juveniles opened the baseball season
ms afternoon at the L. A. A. c. park
Inc small boys looked well in the uni
iorms or crimson. Only six innings were
played and at that time he score
STOOD ten to five in favor OF the Normal
MIL boys. The hill boys were much
heavier than their opponents and thei'
"orK at the bat accounts for the large
score In their favor Captain Sprague
., the fiat boys has decided that his
players need practice.
petition will be presented to the
uoard OF county commissioners at their
January session asking them to APP
proprlate a reasonable amount OF
money to be expended on the roads
ieaolng into Lewiston. Lewiston's share
vi the road tax raised in the county is