Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-14
PACKING fine
BINc CHERRIES
Assessor Brown Finds
Property Valuation
| Over Million

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Clarkstcn, wash. June l4.-rruit
packing has again been resumed ct
the establishment Of White Bros. 4
Crum. whose work u being done in
connection with that Of w. n. Fergu-
son OF this city.
There are at the present time twelve
girls employed, and before night Mr..
Ferguson states that the number will
reach twenty. The varieties being
packed are exclusively the hing and
Royal Ann; the latter variety Arc being
| put up In most tempting manner
the top center Of the crate contains =
group OF four Bings, making tho color
contrast very pronounced. while the
edge OF each side ID garnished with lace
paper. Between 100 and $50 crates are
now being turned out daily.
Mr.. Ferguson states that the rasp-
berry crop has not yet reached the
packing stage and that the product
now on the market II being brought In
BY the local fruit raisers. The outlook
! for an excellent crop - very promising.
the berries now on sale bringing IS
cents : box.
| vaiuation Over One Million.
The figures submitted by Assessor
Frank f. Brown for the real estate val
i uation OF Charleston and vineland II
the greatest advertising medium that
the country might put forth. The hg-
/ ures are: Real estate valuation Of
Charleston, $sss.57s; vineland, sSSs,zso
making q total valuation Of $1.17s. S06.
To rim Council Vacancy.
AZ the council meeting held Tues
day evening at the city hall, J. H.
a sprague was appointed to NIL the va
cancy In the council made BY the res
lignation Of w. H. Ferguson. William
w. Hays was elected to the position
Of fire chief a. the lately elected Will
liam sheehy failed to quality for the
position.
! A committee composed Of Bond
Hunton and Sprague was appointed
by Mayor Brown. to have exclusive
power in the matter Of attending te
! the rolling OF the lately graded streets
and the county roller was consequent,
brought to the city to commence work
this worning.
Sunday School Picnic.
The Methodist Sunday school will
! 20 on their annual picnic trip tomor.
row--Asotin being this year their des.
tination. The members Of the schoo
? win meet at the church building at
! o'clock tomorrow morning and will 3
! to the picnic grounds In conveyance
hired for the purpose.
Enjoy Lawn Social.
! A lawn social was last night hell
: at the home Of J. NJ. Smith by tn
ladies' Of the Epworth league in homo
Of the young men Of the league.
most delightful time was enjoyed.
prc-ram consisting Ct readings by Mrs
: J. r. Nelson was rendered, when tn
; evening was spent with games an
; conversation.
: Fine New Residence.
: j. E. Bradley Ii erecting a $500
residence on Second street. The fOun
& dalton will be finished this week.
!, Personal Mention.
HI. 8. Irwin left for the upper Clear
water country to look after his ban
J. OF sheep that are pasturing in this
region.
N Mrs. J. r. Nelson OF Duluth. Mime
sofa, ID here getting up class in els
!" cution.
Cayou Brothers Of this place begs
l. work today on the new Morris bloc
opposite the Potlatch Lumber con
pany's office in Lewiston.
- New Library Plans.
At meeting Of the library trustee
yesterday afternoon. the plans Of Il
proposed new library building. sui
mitted by J. E. Tourtellotte & Co.
Lewiston, were approved and accepte
The building win be one story his
2oxs0 feet In dimensions. The found
ton Is to be OF concrete, surmount
with an underpinning Of cement bloc
and a superstructure of brick bloch
Work on the building viii begin
soon as the details OF the structure .
ep completed. which will be in few da!
. The site Of the new building is the
nd on the corner of Sixth and Chesth
streets.
Little Child Very ~.
The little baby OF Mrs. Jensen
p- Montana is very sick at the home
10 r. H. Carlton on Highland. DIR. Tel
pie Is In attendance.
LARGE cRoP SPRING Ora