Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-07-31

n received hMge butterfly made OF gold
and sparkling with an array of dia-
monds as reward for her conduct
I'M saving the lives of two passengers
on the occasion of the wreck of the
4 known admirer, but there Is suspi-
cion that it was sent by a man who
was savd by the little girl.
/ PORTLAND.--Enfor of the
Sunday rest law was given a setback
yesterday by a decision of Judge Cam
eron in which he held that the giving
of drink of liquor is not a crime. The
specific case was against Sam Pfheg-
ley, who was arrested Sunday after
noon while in the act of giving a drink
out of botnle. At the time of the
arrest he was in the lavatory of Bla-
| zier's saloon. 4
TACOMA--The prosecuting attor-
ney's Office made a raid on the restrict
ed district Sunday evening with the
result Of the seizure Of $500 worth
of wine and the arrest Of eight women
on charges Of conducting blind pigs"
SPOKANE.-CAptain J. G. McClel-
land. who for the past eight years has
annually organized the chiidren's ex-
| cursion and Is the manager Of the
Workingman's Inn, WAS arrested Mon
day night upon a charge of assaulting
n<ya .kold boz
resting officers is that they were an
swering hurry up cali when they met
Nc Clelland, who wanted to accom-
pany them. Upon being refused he
made a desperate attack upon Detec-
tive Weir and was taken to the sta
ton and locked, up bail being refused
him.
PALOUSE.-The first train on the
Spokane and Inland to arrive here
propelled by electricity was registered
at the station Sunday afternoon.
PULLMAN.-C. B. Kegley. master
of the state grange and prominent
farmer In this section, has declared the
warehouse men will not raise rates
on him, as he win build granary. He
terms the advance a simple case Of
robbery. He favors calling meeting
of farmers for the purpose of building
and operating warehouses.
UNCOMFORTABLE Fidelity State
bank is the name of new banking in
stitution which opened for business
Monday. The bank is owned by influ-
entail men of the community and is
the second bank for the town of
Uniontown.
Pendleton.--Reports from farmers
who are engaged in the threshing Of
the fall grain report yields from 40
to so bushels per acre for fall wheat.
The lowest report on yields is 35 bush
els per acre.
MILTON.--The fruit packing houses
of this place and Freewater have. re-
pick and at such prices that ,cannery-
men are employing hundreds of la
borers to work in the plant and in the
orchards during the prune season. Sew
eral carloads Of fruit have already
been shipped from here to Eastern
points, and the output this season
promises to be a record breaker.
WALLA WALLA.-Charles Holt
the well-known druggist, has been abb
sent June 81. and his family are much
concerned over his failure to return.
He went to Spokane to be gone two or
three days and has not since been
heard from.
WASHTUCNA.-Th lowest average
for field of fall wheat yet reported
is 20 bushels to the acre, and much of
the grain win go 40 bushels to the
acre. The output from this point is
expected to aggregate 100000 bushels.
SPONTANEOUSLY Attorney Barn
hart has stated that ne will prosecute
any person who attempts to sell pools
over the city limits at the interstate
fair grounds this var. 1t has been
suggested that the fair management
might avoid the new city ordinance by
moving their poolrooms without the
boundaries of the city.
COEUR D'ALENE.-A drawing Of
the proposed new city hall has been
submitted. The building is estimated
to cost $4,000, and is three stories
high.
The governments reforestration
nursery son Mink creek. near Pocatello
will at once be enlarged to provide for
at least 100000 plants. Its present
capacity is 10000 plants. TIE enlarge
ment has been ordered by S. w. Spring
of Washington chief of the hureau of