The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-28

Lewiston is have street fair and
carnival during the first week of June.
A request has been filed with the city
council asking to have block on d
street set aside for the amusement attrac
tons of the carnival
Major o. l.. Helm of the Third Z S.
Cavalry, who is detailed to make an Of
fetal inspection of the Idaho National
guard, will arrive in the city Thursday
to inspect Co. G. Captain Ernest Nc
Cullough will arrive Wednesday from
North Yakima to be present at the in
spection.
Frank Jones and wife of Nezperce
spent Sunday in the city en- route to
Arizona where Mrs. Jones goes for her
health. Mr.. Jones has just resigned his
position as secretary of the Farmers
Tramway Company They left yesterday
on their trip and will stop off few days
at Milton, Oregon, to visit relatives.
Ed Feehan and family left Monday for
their place on Craig mountain where they
will spend the summer at Mr. Feehan's
saw mill near Fairburn. On tomorrow
Mr.. Feehan starts the mill for the sea-
sons run having nearly 1000 $50 feet of
legs already in the yard. They will
return here in the fall and make their
winter home in Lewiston.
The federal SQUIRT will convene in Mos
COW on May IL. Captain Schattner,
deputy United States marshal for the dis
trict, has Ave prisoners in the county
Jail that will be taken to Moscow for
trial on that date. Several others are
out on bonds. The charges are violation
ton of Iiqnor OH the Indian reservations.
a resolution passed the city council
Saturday night authorizing the Lewiston
Independent school district TO issue
bonds in the sum of SIS 900 for the .pur-
pose of erecting a school building in
Park addition east of the ball park. The
board will construct high schoo build
ing, twelve room structure of modern
design and equipment. 1t is to be CON-
pleted for use by the first of September.
The Lewiston Commercial club has de-
cided to join in the effort being made to
secure special train to run from Lewis
ton to Wallace and return on the occa-
sion of President Roosevelt's visit at
Wallace next month. The club desires
that all who will take the trip notify
President Thompson or Secretary Has
brouck. In this way the Commercial
club can act with more prospect of sue
cess in approaching the railroad company
Geo. w. Holiday arrived in the city
from Nezperce. Mr.. Holiday has re-
Gently returned from New York where he
has been for the past two years. He was
resident of the Lewiston country some
years ago and finds on his return that the
country has made remaf kabe growth.
81 have travelled in many states in the
east and south, said Mr.. Holiday, "bm
there Is no section of the country so rich
in promise as the Clearwater country.
am here now to stay"
The Nez Perce County Sportsmens
Association held a very successful tourna
ment on Sunday at the gun club grounds.
Visitors were present from Kenduck,
Pullman, Moscow and Charleston. The
high average of the shoot was tie be-
tween p. Frazier and Lee Pencil of the
local club. They scored I4I out of
possible IT'S birds. S. o. Tannahill
killed I39. r c. West and Wilfred Allen
each 1888 f. Yahr and { f Butler tied
for low average killing 90 birds out Of a
possible IT'S