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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

A heavily loaded out bnpud Green
Lake eHe eartting hhHdss Hrhapt
down the steep arads. IN bsewgtt
avenue. Ia Fremont plunged down
the smhanh mbnt haaide the tfhcks
and turned completely over hi ~
oeloch THE moTglnE fhsfe " q
sharp curve AZ this point and the
the turn The ear is one % the
larEc kind ana there we're over
40 people on hoard
pHH Wamah'H back waH pfnkett
another Sustained broken les and
IA third suffered serious internal
lniurios de sstent ~ which u not
known Tire woman whose haek
Nan broken viii die TlWee htue
children Aefa also hsdlT hurt ana
lees shaken ~ and hraiasd All ths
nmhuiaHcsH inthe citN we're called
10 tho scene ~ tbs accident
The failawinE u The hst Of the
Miss ie'ss ankle spralnsd and
Mtss Asiais Hanson .hin dlsiooatsd
Mis- Martin MIR bruised
Nlrs pieagn ilp hrutaett
fvnf tspale snkles snfnfnsd,
Miss Christine isrsie, ankles
Nrs A Stone. LED hraten -,
Mr. fsEan. 81 fost street eeaN
NJ Nv jahSsar stg rost street.
aholtisiafs and hip hadiN hurt
Ivur tefasusen hadiH hurt cannot
walk
Nfr asfnand Injured Internally,
rrtff iaHaifaan. sliahllA hurt
me ahaps mentioned psoqlr we're
All ffapa naflard Tive car Ms
sraflaf NJ w in rhSfEe % Con
dttrtof Milia aud Mattfmau Ora
new .........,, 80 al eaAtrof ~
~. - - ID wan dsnhing down
a.. ara4a and N'hsn # tp1A The
gurrs hn eiads 4 fasntie Effort -
reduce tha spsfd 81 the car, bat
To- vain
49, ~ fha Auu1aN school " tie
NaFWrsiaa naptlat ,Susgh - IA
furaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
SHORT IN
ACCOUNTS
A WARRANT ISSUED FOR THE
ARREST OF 7. 7. BARNES,
LAUNDRY WAGON DRIVER

A warrant for the arrest Of Tony
Todd Rarnes, a laundry driver. was
issued ffom Justice Cams court this
morning Harness y charged with
hfetny by efnesHsiemvat fnem this
eeattle laundry. ey which he was
formerly employed. II II alleged
that he Was shuFt IN his accounts s.
when he quit the sob July - aud
after promising repeatedly O. make
Eo0A the deficit. left the eitys
From the etefy tnid Proseeaati as
Attorney Scott Il appears that the
laundry company IL anxious 10 make
ar example OF Barnes sor he rea son
that thv latter as b alleged. went
sc IN. independent laundry after
IesvinE the Seattle. and took Win
him many % the customers he had
obtained Tor the latter concern.
The Seattle laundry people claim
that fsrnss left the Independent
laundry 81 short IN his sa.scNnts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
BIG SCANDAL IN
ME THODIST CHURCH
PROMINENT DIVINE CALLED TO AN ACCOUNTING or CHURCH
BOOK CONCERN AND OTHER FUNDS

SAN FRANCISCO, Aus p sew
81 Methodist clcrgymeu have
brought charges aEalnnt Rev John
II. Hammond. cor fourteen Years the
local manaEvf 81 the Methodist boon
concern. the larEeHt and richest pub
tirhing house In the world. The &C
susatIons are ef acknowledgement
dishonesty AS the collection Of ac-
counts. auda destruction Of certain
haNks az the company,
lie In ALSO esiled on % give an
aceeunt ~ q lafge amount 81 an
endowment fund held by him Ter the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Pacific university. aud FOR SO. 600 per
year allotted Go him hN the mlHHion.
AIRY board az presiding elder af the
Chinese district. lie was supposed
Go have opened an Anglo Chiueae
co!lese here lie had two ciassoH. one
nPnme pa ~ and enc ~ three. and
recvivsd a large salary, besides hav'
IN san assistant
Rev. Hammond was removed from
the manaE~rship in isue but WaH re-
tainrd to make collections fnf the
concern The san Francisco dvpes-
itory lost So 900 In the last four
YEARS under his management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
KILLED BY
WHISKY
W. e. AUSTIN FOUND DYING
FROM EFFECTS or ALCOHOL
IN CHEAP LODGINGS

The mystery OF the disAppearaacs
of v. 8. Austin from this city Aug
ust Is vas solved last night whsn
the missing mss VAS found auffuts
lug fFutu acute alcoholism Va q eheAr
room IN the Grand Central hatet
where he had spent his entire time
after Isaviftg the Seattle hotel
Aasein was removed TO the Way
side Mission hospital. where he hied
very suddenly short tins later
The aeWa cainr Rs a surprise - Aas.
tins fFirndiI As he vas moi = aflus'
ING man.
Auigtlu Wl,s back keeper FOR TIE "a,
csfte American fhshsfies company Al
Faifh1Vsn ana had cems 10 this eity
10 meet bis sister. Who was nn her
SAy Is Fairhaxen from the east.
Austin had registered ~ the asNnd
Central under the nana 81 = n
Schriel His identity WAS discersFea
after ~ was taken 10 ths hospital.
Fofty-sevcn empty WHISKY bottles
wire found IN Auttiua rccm. II.
had fteo when be disappeared ane
stz when found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
The Other paner's Story

An electric car On the Fremont
linr. eafrtinE a crowd ~ children
on a sunday school ulrulc, ran
away fhia marniug ahgftlY after 70
o'clock aud bumped the track pa
ktibaufne avenue ahau f0uf blocks
ahnKu the Fremont driH store
NiH OF eiEht children are Injured
aud two have broken legs,
The mnfurmAu iH saWe way lost
control II the car aHd u dashed
down an incline Ht 4 terrific speed
jumping the track un a curve and
rinfiiHH tuto the ward II a house
close hf the line
The children were thrown about
inside ihF ear aud may % them
severely bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

hin pluck
And tho he grew discouraged, he just
stuck.
THAT'S me. said Luho, Is he hand.
ed to- the lines.
A combine 81 the head and metal
manufacturers II che country has been
formed ~ New York city. With onps
itailantion u tz4ooQ.o0o,
Gen. Miles wasn't much II hand 70
arun" while IN active service. and he
may not be any more 80 in retirement
GAYS the Pike Btreet Sage
"a man Is known by his uslHhhofH
betlefn be thinks ho h.
AiiHhty nice ~ sou. Nj Salisbury.
90 iaid Oft yeur showers til the hlr
eonarsns had adjourned.
There h n town ~ New Jersey called
Nnttry but they don't ali live there
Az Lake the Leon. Il don't believe u
iieve A.
Madrona A peanut politician r. oui
uho makes the candidates shell out
we have often wondered how Jonah
lever squared himself with bic VIE
far the three days ana three lights
In the whale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
THEA TIERS
Amelia Bingham

Amelia Bingham
Amelia bingham presented .fhs
Climbers az the Grand opera house
last night for the SECOND time. and
this afterrncn and evening viii be
seen IN The t'risky Nra Johnson.
Empire Psrk
Neat week Julian Hose the eiav-
crest Hebrew nuperronateF on the
vaudeville stage, elll appear IS q
head Elmer az the Efnrirr fafk lit.
Tie sutherland Maftinettl tho sons
adm dance artist Who has been the
hit Of this weeks bill. has been en-
gagged for another week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
Gull Y

PARIS. Aug. xz.--The jury In the
Humber case has returned a typical
Freach verdict Guiitg. bat With
exteuuafinE circumstances.
Madame and Frederick Huuoffi
we sentenced faslav to five YEA r.
each Ia solitary confinement. Ro-
maine dAuraiguac three years. ans
Ernlle tWo years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
TO MAINTAIN THE
USUAL SERVICE

TIE Beard % public works to-day
KFaulssi = permit - ths Seattle
Eleetfte co. - isF temporary street
car tracks on taast CHERRY street
while the wosk - grading that street
"a IN sfuwf~s~. ~ shlfttns fha
traekA the company hopes @ D
able to give lie u~ss1 service on The
Madrena PARK line while the street
ia terra up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

The International Bank a Trust
campany % Auestea. Ne i19s SEE.
oud avenue. in the new WaiAef
Guiding Capital paid In 81 TNo
Million Dollars has a savings ass
rartaaens which receives dsnassfs
OF tfa1 and ups srziss en- which
p~r esnt interest II allowed from
date Of deposit. They have slso
Hnue Savings banks which are
available Zoe the use % their cus-
toners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

The Pacific Coast g = ca vii
lnaaglrsts a new service from seat
flg 70 Vancouver, r. g. coupuenein
sunday. August = The elegant
ocean soing Hteamsr Ramona VII
s,I n 10 y. m. every Tuesday
THURSDAY and SUNDAY thereafter.
from pier a. ofnce. ifs james
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

aomshssfg sent IN tArss votes faf
f.,iks tie Loon in the 'sruu q hcnaxs'
contest ard u uckied the EiEsie-
house nast - that be vent rirht o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

= 81 80 - 49, -
inAuFurass = new service from seHfs
tie to NkneauFsf, - g eofnassnf ia
sunday AnHust II The elegant
ocean aafnE stcausf Ramona VII
saM At 10 81 III. sNrfy Tuesday
ThUraaay ard Sunday titNr~asfsN.
nom PIER "a offire. ia JAMES
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Low excursion tickets 20 81. Paul
Chicago. 81 Louis and other East
sern cities. or sale August IS. =. via
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.
ticket office. 81 FIRST avenue 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Mailman o. Anderson. mandolin.
Mr.. Jane Jeffsfia HobiitzeiI. dra-
nnatfe-soprano Claude Craig. tenor
Mrs. John Coleman Kott. soprano
Mr.. VIM. n. Whittleaey. coutraito,
and Mas Jean Grow. yiolinist At
Fifs< NJ. y. church. srd and Pine.
ennday night. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

TIE sWift steamer Arrow gees %
battIeskipa 10 80 minutes from Mad-
iNan street. az 10 .. N. and 20
u m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
Tempered Copper

The lost ART % temperinE copper
has been discovered and patented b.
Seattle people Their factory Il uow
turning out the metal az i2ts First
avenue south. Limited amount ~
stock for sale. Information supplied
and articles on exhibition At offices
Of the Aztsc Copper Manufacturing
Co. 2ss Burke bldg. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Are not at Hramet0u. but steamer
Arrow goes there ~ 90 minutes from
Madison street. ~ 70 .. "a. and 10
u. H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
AS TO EXTRA EDITIONS

Yesterday big piece Of local
The star and The other after noon napef published shs
the exactly III M we
edition appeared at sNaoy II 90 OF nine MIN
later than The star -.
two nouus Of accident printed BY The star aud
b He
complete accurate and
detailed Ths stars atar liz %
THE stan PRINTS A Full LIST OF TIM GNdAithR AM
HOW RAptN rftN WEIRD huhFs
TEfIA EXACTLY WtfHhH TIH ACCIDENT hAi@
HAPPENED ND How
filF srAR rim on TiIH GREW IN CHARGE or
WE'RE GO tNH
a the
the rest TO the readers
Imagination
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Thirty seventh Wnnuai sneN mpsnFu'
~ the Grand Army vas closed last
ulsht az s.ln Ffsneis.ea. censratstsss
tisas wsfs extended 70 Gen. Aile= sd
: vote II thanks as xtssn 70 ne cefn'
rnittee In charge u tbs session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

WHOLESALE PRICES
u,lss rrsess "a ssssa ssrsSsss. .v.s-s.
~ pr esni hlshsF1
preNlsisns
Frtsh Mcnt---ow beet f.se ~ ste<t hssf
rreuisisn-~ HANS IA 10. hr~.kfNst ha.
ssn. itlze n. h<sttss fresh ts'se n
Vegetables
Qreen corn $50 NO b; native,
& - early ress fife per sass = "
aoa~n, California POTATOES hafbans.,
O. seet-no e~ts sUxst Fotatasss aq u. ga
tive early rowe, 81 carrots u sack
resabagas o. -. eAhhass. He -. tesuA'
fte@e ta - Een AZ t~anA. n rs ~
bsrs, soe1as Ia. ssissy. -, a.. t@'itahss
10 ta4sn H.sHcesa. a4ssHs, SIZE ct. krsen.
- 1azsa bgneassi ealfareia ~alsfsasiaas.
seEatc doz. exs plant ioc %
Green Fruit Ets.
Avpsss native. Tseesl 90. ksasssGs.ns.
a hC4fl IS box crab AHatpcs nutfneEn'
q aaiso Cat rlasss. 8 crate. native
pact rlans oouTze peaches. es9zse 30.
fxkiras t'rs y fafsl< Nsf1oe baxs Sah'
fsfni.. crawfara. - 10 native hssge.I.
rtes - 30 tiseaexfstst ~ =. tsaszlsa 80
eAsa. oranges 4 Et81 -. California
pears. q =. YskinaAs q ~. pineAEples
a. seas ~ aoa gssr.a -~~~t-ster. 81. ~
- So .-.s-ss .-s~ :. sse''
Hay. Grain and Feed
Cats. 81 tan haEisY. - tea. shssf
On ton. cher. 80 ton, shorts -
len trsn 81 - tea Ga weat - - so
4 " Timothy. nsw. IS Ter - W
- "a. hss. sisa So. ss~ als.if.
Fac tee nov Puget Sound h4x. 81 ~
ton. EniddiinEs. fzxaa
Batter. Cheese. EaeG rsutrs
Essst-r- "A askla4faa efs.nisrtFa. zts. al
rss-' fsvsh rsnea. s7nsss eos n4.s.rn,
@t.sstss
s-N~~a.- Native vazksnxsSa. taH erwaaa.
lse nfahurx@y is. Ewtst btirks les ~
Peultrs tires~sa tsfksrs 9t@.te Nv
nsns fsNtsae. ENs aaxss U.s. arstsed
tzrs sssiaE chs Asssss = sbss4 dua5 i've
spss<, fo9iit.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
fTHs-a prisss ~ fas sge1s taliesFss -
rzlise4A. Fssixkt A~ezts o "a NJ asek "a
tAts stty3
Hay ard Grain
Easssfs Waahtn4tsn uns1tsy. ed. tieN
ton. alfalfa. So - ~ TOT eats 80
son. barley. q q ton. wheat fH.0
ton hran. ale ten sn0fts. k+ses scr
saladnnss. - - ton. YaKet Sound hay.
81 10 81
Eeas, Poultry and LiVssteck
saFsus chick~us. q ssftN dQ2
Exxs. fresh ranch. stff1ss i've hens
u Il. live dleks= Ia 10 drssasd veal
- lie dressed fT4sfttsrs sl4eerr u dress
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

SaFtns chiCk~uss hsaHNA 60
Exxs fresh ranrh s1fflss i've hens
II Ia live dueks I'D 10 dressed veal
- ta.a Ti.E.r - ehaias oesf s1ss 81 fset
- i sssess % faet. = -. ttiFss - ta9t
tase n hsxa en- faut. Is ~. A43ss sascfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

w. ~ Hutchinson 90. alone sell
NeRIieee Shirt with two pairs ~
cuffs for ti09. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Some sheets q papsr. covered with .
zasaHsy substance + - rAhleilian a
Dyes draK store u e used - eatsa
flies Jaek Henusf bought scrne 70
ase for = fsaatjaak Heats oil what
thsy wont SET ug nrxt @Accafdsvtiis
Exhumar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
Yachts shamrock ard HslIsnos

BY a runaway horse yesterday .
lutte, Mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
nxn q n q q = y "a n q q
:STAR DUST:

Several VILLAGES have been dessfsYsd
b. the Turks near belgrade and hun
drsds Of women aud children have
been hfiisd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

ny ulI druggisga ror zoo per oox. One
pill q a dose, We win send a box
postpaid. on receipt OF csc. or 10
anybody who wants TO try them We
Win send 2 pills free. Send name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
PLUMBING

And Hot Water Heating.
Plans ana Estimates furnished
G. IA. ST. " q CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
Ml. l0 W

4 you can buy shoe here now that
satisfies you, for sabo or money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24
A Word from Josh Wise

wuiyum nrYAn hasn't said a word
fef two xsskH - HE uEApf
Samuel J. raraa. the heryY walking
delegate charged with demanding and
feuelvins maueY under thrstts that he
would call strikes. has been found suil.
- of s1tertian
james r hAnuiuE rrofninsnt poll.
tirlan Ia western Montana sas killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

ap.eIaflow rals starway aad r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Gen. Miles wasn't much u hand 70
arun" while IN active service. and hs
may not be any more 80 in retirement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Says the Pike street Sage
"A man r. known by his nsiHhh"fs
bettefn be thinks hq IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

Eastsfs Wanhtn4ts1 iinsatsy. ed. tie =
ton aif4fa. So - ~ tot eats =
son. barley. t11ae ton. wheat fHa
tan. hfsn. ale tea snofts, A..as ten
ssiddHnsa. - - tea paEst Sound hay
81 70 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

NiHhty nice ~ YOU MI Salisbury.
g. hold Oft gaur showers til the biH
sanafens had adjourned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-08-24

---s.sse--rs ~sssa ~-s-.a-. -...--.-.sss
nu rariIcuIarg. -
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-15
County Exhibits for ST. Louis.

Thomas Kirby will consumate his
plans to have seperate exhibit at the st.
Louis fair from Nez Perce and Idaho
counties and Asotin county, Wash. He
has received a communication from Mr..
Henry Wax of Grangeville stating that
the people of Idaho county will dohate
SIoco to asist in making this tri county
exhibit. If this offer can be duplicated
hibt can be made. In The meantime Mr..
Kirby is corr spending with the fair
on the question of space
in the Idaho building for the exhibition.
This will be grand display Of the re-
sources Of the country adjacent to Lew
iston, and the city ought not to miss the
opportunity. The three counties can
exhibit wonderful specimens Of products
OF mine, field, orchard, garden aud forest.
The Nez Perce county exhibit is stored
at the Peck post Office and in the Weis-
gerber cold storage. MIR. Kirby began
early in the spring and has put in four
months hard work securing fine
specimens of cur products. He has
samples of early garden stuff and early
fruit that canpot be pro. uied at this time.
Travelling men who have seen all the ex-
positions ever, held in the United States
say when they have seen the exhibit OF
vegetables and fruit at Peck that they
never have seen its duplicate.
A feature of the exhibit of Nez Perce
county at the Lewiston fair will be
large white display board on which will
be written in green grasses the names Of
different crops and the number Of bush
els per acre raised. AT the foot Of the
board will be the actual soil in which the
products are raised aud the cereals grow
ing as does in the fields. This will be
transported TO the St. Louis fair grounds
if proper arrangements can be made.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-15
Boy Fell From Horse.

SPALpING. Sept. IS = (Special.) =
Clyde Fleming, the s year old son Of A.
w. Fleming. is suffering from a ;roken
forearm. The boy was riding home
from school yesterday behind his elder
brother John when the horse reared up
aud threw him off. He fell uptn his
arm and broke the bones OF the forearm
about half way between the wrist and
the elbow. DIR. Alley of the Indian
school was called and set the fractured
parts. This IS the second time the arm
has been broken at the same place
Agent McArther passed through town
town Wednesday with seven Indian
children for the Industrial school at
Lapwai.
M. l.. Goldsmith is on craigs mount
ain making estimates on school lands.
The schools here are at work under
the direction Of Mrs. Ernest Wagner.
The attendance averages about 26.
Joe Roch and Wm. Hughes are neither
OF them through harvesting but most Of
the farmers who have small fields had
their ihreshiug done before the rains
began.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-15

Mrs. e S. Rodgers, resident of South.
wick, died Wednesday evening. Sept
9th and was buried at the town cemetery.
Mrs. Rogers has been ailing for some
time with consumption but has been
patient suffer through it all. Her early
life was spent in Missouri. where she
grew up to young womanhcod. Her
maiden name was Nelson and she was
married at the age of seventeen TO Mr..
e. S. Rogers. B
The most of her married life was spent
in Nebraska but two years ago the family
came to Idaho thinking the change would
be beneficial to her health, Her husband
and four children, two sons and two
daughters survive her. One Of her
daughters is married to Mr.. Gordon
Harris of Southwick. The funeral took
place Thursday at Southwick, Rev. ]. A.
Hedges of this place officiating Ken
drick Gazette.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-15
Mr.. Waterman Talks.

II. II. Waterman, prominent business
man of Baker City, Oregon, has been in
the city the last week visiting with
Henry Nagle aud family and incidentally
looking into the condition of affairs
around Lewiston. Mr.. Waterman has
had long experience in the financial
world of the northwest but never had the
privilege of visiting our citv until this
time.
He was very much surprised at the
outlook for a splendid growth the city
has at this time. Mr.. Waterman has
known that the location of Lewiston
makes it financial center for a large
score of country but did not realize that
the city had the support Of a vast country
within the possibility of an immense irri-
ga ion system. He was very enthusiastic
over the Waha water scheme. "The
city of the west that has material sup
port, good location and plenty of semi
arid soil that can be made into orchard
lands by cheap irrigation. 1t sthe coming
city OF the section" said Mr.. Waterman.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-15
Normal Reception Frid.y Evsnlas

The Christian societies Of the city will
give the Normal faculty and students a
reception at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening. This is the third recep-
ton. given by the church societies to the
Normal. Each of those in the past have
been successful affairs aud the young
people of the town are making every
effort to make this meeting surpass all
previous efforts.
Rev. Guernsey will deliver an address
Of welcome and President Black Of the
school will respond on behalf of the fac.
ulty and students.
< pleasant. social time win be The or
der 0f the evening
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-15
COUNCIL SAYS SIX MILLS

will Issue Bonds to Amount Of $4,000 10
Take up Warrants to Complete the Water
Plant - $27,34s Provided by Levy a,
| Determined
The tax levy for the city of Lewiston
was fixed by the council at its meeting
! last night. Six mills is the amount as
determined.
The general fund will be given $I3,-
795; streets, 1880; library, $Ioso; lights
$I575; parks and cemetery, $26oo; sink
ing fund, $52s-making total of $27,-
345.
1t is estimated the water department
will yield a surplus of $40 SEQ. and it will
be used for the payment of the FIRST semi
annual interest on the new issue Of $751;
600 of bonds which it is proposed 10 issue
to complete the water plant, and also to
redeem outstanding warrants.
The general fund, as reported by the
ways and means committee, needs
$I379s. This will come from fines,
licenses and As mill levy.
Streets-$7Soo, mill levy.
Library-$Iooo, as mill levy.
Lights-$I5oo, rs mill levy.
Park and cemetery-$asoo. mill levy.
Sinking fund-$soo, Is mill levy.
H. F. Lewis will superintend the con-
struction of the Normal hill sewer at
$3.50 per day.
A grade for sidewalk was ordered
established on the south side of First
| street.
Councilman Kjos desired the council
to make monthly donation for the sup
port of the Lewiston band.
c. + Allen of Clarkston asked for a
ten year lease of 400 feet of the Snake
river frontage, extending south from the
bridge. to erect warehouse. He ex-
poets 10 conduct a business in glass,
paints, oils, etc. 1t was referred TO the
committee on streets.
The Northern Pacific, by its agent, w.
| J. Jordan. asked that is water bill be re-
duced from $25 to $2o per month, as the
amount now consumed had been reduced
by two large engines being transferred to
the Moscow division.
Wheelmen must now use bells, cease
coasting, attach lamps 10 their wheels
and otherwise entertain a slight regard
for the rights of pedestrians. They must
not exceed six miles per hour when
using the walks.
Councilman LeQuime asked for the
appointment of committee to confer
with ] P. Vollmer as to securing the ex-
tension of Fifth street through his tract
on Normal hill.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-09-15
Revenue.
Valuation IS ,o4o 600.


The board was in session until noon to-
day, attending to routine matters.
County Attorney Johnson called the
attention Of the board to an article ap-
pearing in the Nezpcree Herald of Sept.
10, in which he was belabored for an
opinion on smallpox nur1s claim. which.
he stated. he knew nothing about. He
said he had never given the opinion al
legged by the editor Of the II raid, and
asked tnat he be not quoted except AS his
official opinion was asked for and given,
Mr.. JohDson will correct the misappre-
hension, and when the bilk Is properly
presented. it will be allowed by the board.
A large number of assignments of tax
deeds were presented.