Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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The attention of the district court is
now being taken up with the trial Of
civil cases.
Advices from Juliaetta are to the
effect that fishing Is splendid in Pot
latch creek.
"Old Arkansas will be the attrac-
ton at the Temple theater Saturday
night. April ~.
| The Chastain- McNair drug store
have installed new and very attrac-
tive fountain and are now ready to
serve warm weather drinks.
| Miss Agnes Enewaldsen, who has
just completed a four months course
of teaching near Mohler. returned TO
her home in Charleston today.
There VIII be meeting Saturday
night of all the committees of the 50,-
900 club, when arrangements will be
made for another mass meeting.
Wallace Bennett has gone to Bear
/ Creek, where he will continue develop
ment work on the Hill group of pros
poets in the Marshal lake district.
| Word has been received Of the death
at Tonapah, New. of William Perkins,
| former resident of Grangeville, who
died from the effects of an abcess.
| Mike FTwih" Sullivan was given
| the decision last night in his battle
with Honey Melody. the mill going 20
rounds. Sullivan cleanly outclassed
his man.
Not guilty is the verdict of the jury
which tried Frank Burnett in the dis
] trict court on the charge of adultery.
/ The state was prosecuted by County
Attorney Dan Needham.
The steamer Spokane viii make the
run up Snake river to Ten Mile next
Friday to bring down a cargo of
wheat It will leave the dock at Lew
iston at s: As o'clock in the morning.
The Jesuits are making prepara-
tons to build temporary schol at
I e. &c
tory to erecting next year a college
and monestary which win cost $780,
000
Mrs. Sarah Flynn has. gwen up the
management of the Globe lodging
house and she and her daughter Mrs,
Jacob Moritz. viii shortly go to Seat
tie on an extended visit before leaving
for the East to remain indefinitely.
The Northern Pacific has notified
DR.. r. J. Boston, who owns the build
ings on the pronosed site of the new
Joint tiepot. to remove the same by
June 1. That request is taken to mean
that the company will soon begin work
upon the station.
Dan Needham, the county attorney,
succeeded in securing one conviction
out of seven criminal cases tried at
this term Of the district court. Tn the
case of conviction the charge was as
sault with intent to kill The jury re-
turned a verdict of simple assault.
s. S. Rogers returned this morning
from Vancouver, B. c., where he has
been on business connected with the
leasing of timber. Mr.. Rogers has se-
cured under 21-year lease "a sections
of government timber land from which
he expects to cut and manufacture
the timber. His lease also provides
for an extension of 81 years II he
should desire that additional time 20
remove the timber.
H. w. Newton, secretary Of the Fair
association, expects to leave the city
tonight for Spokane to have con-
ference with Secretary Cosgrove OF
the Spokane Fair association about the
carnival attractions that will be book
} ed for this fall. 1t is probable that
the two associations will attempt to
engage the same attractions in the
carnival line, and from the great num-
Der offered It will be easy to get for
| the coming years some of the best