Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-05
DOCS and men
AFTER ROBBERS
Sheriff Richards Begins
Manhunt Down
Snake
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, WASH, July 6.--No fur
ther word has been received here In
regard to the escape Of the trio Of
robbers at the countp jail the night Of
the third. Charles Lambert OF this
city, states that at 2:15, while on his
way home from Lewiston. his atten-
tion was attracted to three men In a
cent developments go to prove that
the parties were Stang. Burns. and
Brown The Draper bloodhounds ac-
companied by Sheriff Richards and
Harry Draper left this morning In n
boat going down the river to find
traces Of the place of the fugitives. |
1t is evident that II their landing place
IL found the hounds will do their work. |
Company q Heavy Taxpayer.
County Assessor Brown today states
that the valuation Of the property Of
the lewiston Charleston company in
this section Of the county for assess-
ment purposes Is $41S.60O. making the
tax for the company about the $4,000
mark. Mr.. Brown states that the as
tate last year, which was $l.s00.000
will be far exceeded this year and will
run close to $s.500.oo an the figures
to be submitted before the next meet
ing Of the county commissioners will
| show.
No Supervisor NAMED.
| At the meeting OF the county COM
missioners which was held Monday
at Asotin, no supervisor was appointed
to take the place Of Moses Goff. Of
District Number who was recently
killed by the blast on the Schumacher
grade. but Dave Bingham was ap-
pointed to finish the seasons work on
the grade. There was application for
the position.
Roberts Now . J. P.
j. c. Roberts was appointed justice
OF the peace for the Asotin precinct
to take the place Of I. r.. sssnoderly re-
signed.
The next meeting for the purpose of
il equalization of assessments will take
place August 8. and s.
Democrats Fail to Appear.
The call meeting Of the central
committeeman OF the democratic party
to have been held at Asotin yesterday
was postponed indefinitely on account
OF the non attendance Of majority OF
the committeeman. through misun-
derstandlng OF the chairman In regard
to the notification Of members.
Othsr News Notes.
The local band which assisted the
celebration at Kendrtck returned to
the city on the Owl train this morn
ing.
G. Murdock editor Of the Charleston
Republic, left the city this morning for
a retrOspection OF his subscriptions In
|, the county, leaving Superintendent OF
schools, Otis Randall, in charge Of the
paper.
NJ Waldseer, a grain dealer from
: Fairfield Is In the city the guest of
r. NJ Yount. the democratic politician.
Mrs r. O. Smith returned to the
city last night from the Culdesac celc-
bration.
A party of Charleston people accom-
panied the band to the Kendrick celc
, bration yesterday. and report warm
but enjoyable time. Those In the party
were: Mrs DIR. Ragsdale. Lester Han
$ sen and sister, Teddie and Floyd Gun
= nIngham. Forest Lester, Louis Nc
, Cracken. Pete Tervorgne. Henry Le-
master, Pete F'anceler Mr.. and Mrs
y. s. Hunter. Misses Alta and Iva Hill
and Hattie and Minnie Spengler.
Knute Cunningham and wife re-
turned to the city this morning afteI
spending the Fourth at Whelan. q
small town near Pullman.
. Mrs Griffin and two childen left OF
: the afternoon train for her home
Orofino after spending two weeks Wis
iting in the city.
Wilford Allen and f. s. BurgOn
e both stockmen from Pullman. left thi
= morning for a trip above the Will
e Goose Rapids looking after cattle an
!. sheep interests.
r. S. A. Cusick and wife are maxim
n preparations for the leasing and TAX
u ing over OF the Hotel Ramsey som
d time after the first Of next week. Th
J. people are experienced hotel keeper
J. from Spokane and have conducted
hotel at Wenatchee.