Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-08


Spokane train this morning for a visit
with Mrs. Myers parents at Moscow.
Messrs. Crook and Putnam. Of the
Potlatch section. came In on the 9
o'clock train this morning to prove up
on their homesteads located in the Pot
latch country.
VIM. Dwyer Of Charleston, was placed
under $4,000 bonds this week for his
appearance before the federal grand
jury in connection with the alleged
timber frauds in North Idaho. The
grand jury will meet at Moscow in
October.
G. Mckinney, who has been in charge
Of the Forth gallery here for some
months past, left on the boat this
morning for Walla walla, where he will
remain, and Mr.. Forth will assume
charge Of the gallery and conduct the
business as usual.
N. c. Hubbard and wife, Of Wiscon.
sin, who have been visiting with G..
Saxton and wife OF Charleston, left on
the steamer Lewiston this morning for
visit to the fair at Portland. They
were accompanied on the trip by Mr..
and Mrs. Saxton.
c.. Goblin, who was standing on the
opposite side Of the street when the
explosion Of the soda tank occurred at
the Blue Front the night Of the fire. was
struck over the left eye by a flying mis-
sile which cut a deep cash and required
the services Of a physician in dressing
the wound. DR.. Costello looked after
the injuries, which were found to be of
trivial nature and Mr.. Goblin is suf-
fering comparatively no inconvenience
by the wound.
| John A. Baker general manager OF
the Eureka Mining. Smelling & Power
Co, was in the city Saturday and left
for the company's property in the af-
ternoon. Considerable work is to be
done at the mines this summer. Mr.
| Baker says the outlook is good and
that the work Just started has been
planned for some time and will now be
carried out. They are running cross
cut tunnel. and are also down 25 feet
in shaft. and the conditions are fully
as good as expected.
Jess Alexander left this morning for
Moscow. where Mrs Alexander will be
operated upon tomorrow at the Whit
man hospital for appendicitis. Mrs.
Alexander was taken to the hospital a
| few days ago and has been resting we'll
since her arrival and It Is believed she
will Withstand the operation very well.
Mrs. j. A. Morrow and children re-
turned on the 9 o'clock train this morn
ing from Pierce City. where they have
spent the summer. Mr.. Morrow Is in
terested IN mining property at Pierce.
and has been working his claims un
to few DAYS ago when he left to as
sist In extinguishing the forest fires
raging in the mountains to the north
Joe Vetter and Dave Brown have re
turned from the Salmon river section
where mining company Is putting in
three miles of flame at their mining
property. There is no road from the
top of the hill to the camp ant
the lumber used in the construction o.
the fiume was being delivered to tn,
grounds through shutes. These shute
have become so badly shattered by con.
slant use that this means OF delivering
the lumber had to be abandoned ant
the company is now making a trail
down the mountain over which the ma
terial for the flume will be taken OF
go devils" There are $500 feet Of tn
flume yet to build and considerable
time will elapse before the work
completed.