Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-10
CITY FATHERS
IN SESSION
Charleston Finances Show
Up Well==-Applewhite
Wins Suit
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, Wash, April 10
The report of Treasurer Z. f. Bryant
was the feature of the council meeting
at the city hall last night In the alb
sence of Mayor Yount who was call.
ed to act as a Juror in a criminal pro-
ceeding at Asotin, Councilman S, r.
Ramsey was appointed mayor pro tenn.
Councilman Hoobler was also absent
Treasurer Bryant reports the total
amount Of warrants drawn to date to
be 20,3S0.19; the total demands paid
to date, $15,954.47. The amount due
from various resources ises1 1903 and
the cash received from street ana
general funds, $195.66. There is ptill
an amount of about s2.25O due the city
from the county treasurer collected on
/ taxes.
BY motion of Councilman Stevens Is
was decided to draw a warrant on the
city for $500 to pay the deficit on the
/ fire engines purchased by the city. The
warrant was drawn in favor Of Guern-
sey & Newton, of Lewiston.
Chester Bass Breaks Arm.
I NHtSieI, JIlG lZ-N edT-Olu SON Oh
Ter Bass of the First National bank OF
Charleston, fell from his pony last
night, breaking one OF the bones of his
left arm just above the elbow. The
horse fell on him after Chester had
struck the ground. DR.. I. u. Temple,
who is attending him. says that the
bone was split just above the elbow
and one of the parts split off was
broken.
Applewhite Wins Suit.
John c. Applewhite, the attorney
returned this morning from Los An
geles, California where he has been in
the interest OF r. s. mike" Brown.
Mr. Applewhte's mission was to securA
possession of Oveta, running mare, al
legged to have been the property of Mr..
Brown. The mare was taken from the
stables by w. N. Dye and sons, VINO
were training her, and shipped to ths
Los Angeles race tracks along with
several other horses belonging to Dye.
After his arrival at Los Angeles, At
torney Applewhite attached the string
of horses and all racing equipment
owned by Dye, to pay for the hOrmA
and damages resulting from the suit
! filed. The entire bunch OF horses, in
GLIDING Oveta, and the race parapLer-
MALTA were sold at private sale, leav-
/ ing Dye, in the words of Mr.. Apple
white, without even a shoe string"
Charleston News Notes.
]. e. Hoobler left at noon today for
Asotin, where he goes to set on jury
in the Frank Morrison case, which was
appealed from the Charleston justica
court.
NJ and Mrs. Levi Pruit and SON,
Harry arrived this morning from
Joliet, Minnesota, to visit Mrs. Pruit.
who resides on West Chestnut street.
David whetlock arrived this morn
ing from Vancouver, B. c. where he
has been in a hospital for the past
three months. While there he undcr-
went an overation and returned to
Charleston in good health.
Rev. N. e. Beach returned this mora
| ing from a trip In the Palouse coun-
! try.
Ed Hobart left this afternoon for
Nez Perez. where Re will remain for
!
view to purchasing teams for his
dray line here. One OF the large teams
employed on the line has been sold.
James Hobart has arrived from Ne1
Perce looking over the grounds pre-
paratory to investment.
Special Agent w. G. Lloyd, of the
Continental Fire Insurance company,
yesterday issued draft to Mrs. Fran
els Justice for $1.48o.34 in full payment
of her loss in a recent fire, which de-
stroyed her home in South vineland.
The total amount OF insurance was for
$500.
The meeting OF the walIa waIIa
Presbyterian society. which is being
held at the Presbyterian church in this
city, is being largely attended by mem.
bers OF the organization from Palouse
and Clearwater towns. A wagon load
of Mex Perce women arrived on .h4
morning train to attend the meeting
from I,apwai