The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-17


The preliminary hesringof Parish and
Campbell charged with burglary will be
held before Judge Reese tomorrow at
10 am.
The report of Judge Reese for the
quarter just closed shows balance OF
1916 50 which has been turned over to
County Treasurer Hastings.
o. A. Kjos is expected homie tomorrow
from business trip cast. Mrs. Kjos still
remains in New York where she has been
in the hospital for treatment
The Lewiston High School nine and
the Indian team from the Lapwai Indus
trial school will play game of base ball
at the Lewiston ball part tomorrow after
noon.
Fay Wood and Bessie Graham were
married at Lapwai yesterday. Rev. J. A.
Piue officiating. The groom owns farm
near Lapwai where the yonng couple
will reside.
Captain F. c. Gordon Of the gasoline
launch has gone to Spoksret TO bring his
family and will make h S home in Asotin.
The launch will resume its regular trip
tomorrow evening.
c. w. Rays returned to Moscow this
morning. Mr.. Rays is making arrange
ments to move his family to Lewiston
and make this his headquarters for his
work in the timber belt
Aura Smith of Los Angeles, California,
commenced series of special services
at the methodist church at Charleston last
evening. Rev. Smith is noted evan
gelist and expects to hold services in
Charleston for period of two weeks.
George Clark of Waha and John F..
McKissick Of Tammany left yesterday
| for Southern California where they will
look after investments in the desert lands
soon to be opened by the Government.
The first carload 0 pipe for the water
works extensions reached the city We'd
nesday. Naylor & Norlin now have a
| large force of men at work on digging
the bitches and will put on force on
the laying of the pipe at once.
Edward Arant and John Pointing are
putting in retaining wall along the
Fifth street front of thu ir residence prop
erty. This form of protection will prob
ably be followed by other owners of
property on the Fifth street cut.
Warden c. S. Perrin of the state peni
Tertiary arrived in the city yesterday
from Boise tor the purpose of conduct
ing George Guyatt and Susie Duffy to
the penitentiary where they are sentenc-
ed to serve terms of one year each.
Mr.. John Afford and family arrived in
the city Thursday afternoon from Good
son, Missouri MIR. Afford is son-in- law
of Mr.. William MaGill who came to Lew
iston from the east last fall. The new
arrivals expect to make their future home
in the west and for the present will re-
side in Lewiston.
The Ladies' Ard society of the Baptist
church are preparing May day carnival
programme to be given the evening of
May at the opera house. The children
are being drilled now for there part Of
the programme which consists of music
and drills in costume including an ella
borate dance about the may pole.
i Postmaster Chapman yesterday posted
notices postponing the civil service ex-
animation for carriers for the Lewiston
free delivery system from April IS to
April rs. This was done by request of
the civil service commission. Ralph
Cha oman, the secretary pro tenn, will re-
ceive applications up till the date Of the
examination.
DIR. H. H. Bole is in the city this week
from Pierce having case in the district
court. DIR. Bole is owner of the Home
stead group of claims in The Pierce dis
| trict and has been at work all winter
prose cutting development of his proper
ties. The Homestead group lies between
the Wild Rose and Orien properties and
is making promising showing.
Attorney Thomas B. Dozier of Redding,
California, is in the city this week to
assist l. N. Smith in some cases before
| the district court. One of these cases is
tnat Oh the rlISt Ndtlonal DdHk w. N. -.
Beach. Mr.. ozier it will be remember
ed was the attorney for Mr.. Mclean nj
the Mclean damage suit against the city.
EFT Gordon returned this morning
from trip to Grangeville where he has
been for the past ten days. Mr.. Gordon
reports general activity in Grangeville in
all lines of business. The new court
house has been completed and the officers
have just moved into their new quarters.
There is revival of all mining interests
that center at Grangeville. There are
good reports from Buffalo Hump and
from Thuu der Mountain