Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-10

will easily give the $4,000 population.
1t is only the alphabet but when it is
memorized correctly it will Lead the
member into the first reader, and in
course of years, If he is persistent he
may secure at least a meagre know
ledge of the full destiny of the richest
country in the United States.
| Here is the alphabet:
| A: At head of navigation of the
second largest system of navigable
rivers in the United States.
! B: Bands. Liberati, the noted band
, leader classed the Lewiston Military
band as the leading amateur musical
organization in the northwest and the
Lewiston High school band leads
without dispute all high school must
cal organizations.
! C: Construction of Lewiston Hunt
ing road now in progress. will place
Lewiston on main line of the Union
Pacific. Three seam roads and two
electric lines are now engaged in con-
struction work in the Lewiston -Clarks-
ton country.
D: Dam The sixth largest earthen
pyramid in the world is being con-
structed six miles from Lewiston by
the lewiston Sweetwater Irrigation
company.
f. Educational facilities embrace two
high schools not surpassed in the
northwest; a state normal college To-
Gated in Lewiston and three other col-
leges within radius of 20 miles Of
Lewiston and Charleston.
p: Fruits. Everything form an all
nond to hardy winter apples grow
here. Grape grown in the Lewiston
Charleston valleys have no superior.
Former State horticultural Inspector
Mcpherson of Idaho stated no section
of California can surpass 1t. Grapes
grown at Robert Schrefcher's vineyard
have brought home gold medals, from
half dozen worlds fairs.
G.: Grain. to the amount of ten mill
lion bushels are turned off each year
in the lewiston Charleston grain belt.
n: Health Statistics show the In.
land Empire to be the heaFhfest part
of the United States, and the Lewis
tom Charleston country is the health
lest part OF the Inland Elnpfre.
i l.: Investment opportunities should
appeal to every person, since Charles
Francis Adams of Boston, former pres
tdent of the Union Pacific and classei
as a person who controls more con-
} servitave business capital than any
other man in the United States, has,
with his associates. already invested
} 81, zoo, zoe here.
: r: Just distinction was given by the
r Rural Spirit, official organ Of the
North Pacific Fair association, when II
stated that the Lewiston Charleston
/ fair last year was the greatest held II
= the north west, and stil1 that exhibition
. win not be a marker to the coming
r annual fair.
: x: Kickers, even admit that the PEG
Il pie of the Lewiston Claryston coun
e try are the most congenial, most liner
al and most handsome people in thu
: world.
e L. Livestock shipments from tn
- lewiston Charleston country last yea
i reached 1900 carloads.
= NJ: Mining districts of Lewiston
1t Charleston country number twenty one
> Here they are with all the prec!ou
d metals: Elk City, Buffalo Hump, Bl
Creek, Marshall Lake, Pierce, LolC
l. Newsome, Ruby Creek, Florence. Dix
y fe, Orogrande, South Fork, Wares.
= Salmon River, Black Lead, Rapid Riv
err, Cave Gulch, Deer Creek, Imnah
IN and Lucille, there comprising the mos
ty extensive undeveloped mining countr
st in the United States,
to N: Native granite on Snake rive
J. has been pronounced to be superic
d to the famous Barre granite of Vel
b. mont, and marble and other high grad
sa building stones are found here.
n o: Ocean only 400 miles away an
Is. a fund of $780, 900 now at work openin
n up the great canal that makes Lewis
ry ton Charleston the most important In
land seaport of the west
0: p: Power. The Lewiston Clarksto
IL. country owns four great rivers, caps
SIS ble of generating sufficient power
run all the factories of the world. A
Is the waters OF lutlo meet at LcNioloi
IN Charleston and all the commerce wi
ne some day,
IT. O. Question cannot be raised thi
n recreation opportunities OF Lewiston
he Charleston country are without pee
is. attitudes ranging from 7S5 to 5000 fee
Oh and residents can destrt the peach Of
tn and residents can desert the peach OF
region of perpetual snow.
no r: Riches of lewiston Clarkstc
"a demonstrated by fact that banks I
on 7 ,ewiston Charleston have larger Il
ng posits than any city Of similar size
ns the west.
r &: Seeking their way to the gre;
Id Pacific. the law of least resistance IL
'et Lewis and Clark this way over or