Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-22

Of the nine Will be un-
changed.
The stub books issued by the Boos-
ter club, which have rs slips in book.
receipts for 81 paid for the booster
button, have been exhausted. At noon
today practically all the ribbons which
were given with the receipt. had been
sold, close to 500 being used.
The Clearwater train arrived at IL
o'clock. A small train was sent from
Lewiston early this morning with pas
sengers and baggage to transfer with
the regular train at the scene of the
slide near Ahsahka. The train will
make the return trip on schedule time
this afternoon.
Harry Dick, of the real estate firm of
Hogrelius & Dick, has been confined
to his home for the past week with an
attack of tonsilitis.
One OF the four-norSe teams belong
ing to the Star Dray company at noon
today took fright at the booster parade
and gallope up Main street after
passing the band at the Weisgerber
block. They were gotten under con-
troll near the Baptist church.
Everything will be in readiness for
the letting Of the contract for the car
penter work of the new Methodist
church at the meeting of the building
committee next week. The church will
furnish all the lumber and the contract
will be for construction only Archi-
tect Black has been going over the de-
tailed items with the committee this
week.
The supreme court today heard the
case of Grace M. Campbell VS.. A. G.
Kerns. The action was brought orig
inally to foreclose mortgage. The
defendant set UP claim against the
husband of the plaintiff, which was not
defendant appealed. Attorney Walter
A. Jones argued the case for the APP
peTlant, and c. w. Esale appeared for
the respondent
Three applicants began this morning
to write upon the examination for ad-
mission to the supreme court, which
will probably take them the remainder
of the week Attorney w. "A. Hall, OF
Charleston, is Representing the court in
the examination.
Police Judge George e. Erb has re-
ceived supply Of fishing and hunt-
ing permits, and is ready to do busi-
ness with the sportsmen
There will be mass meeting of citi-
zens at the Baptist church at 8 o'clock
this evening to organize booster club
and select a name for the organiza-
ton.
Thomas Gates. who was recently
sentenced to two years at walla Walla.
Wash, for a statutory offense, was
taken to the Washington state peni-
tertiary last evening, being brought
to Lewiston from Asotin.
o. p. Calvin. George Randall, Thos.
Bolin and T. Bolin had a narrow es-
cape from being drowned Wednesday
by their raft being caught in the eddy
in the Clearwater river near Greer.
Contractor LIE Doux says that he
has completed his portion of the con-
tract on the Riparia extension of the
Q. r. & NJ, which was awarded to the
Inland Construction company.
Four aspirants to the bar are being
examined today in the supreme court
building.
Booster club meeting at o'clock to-
night at the Baptist church.
"Curley" Howard and Ed Wiley. ac-
cused of completely in the assassina-
ton of Swan Knudson on the Florence
road on August II. 1901, nave been
admitted to baila by Judge Steele at
Grangeville. The bond papers were
signed yesterday.
w. J. Costello who broke into the
telephone building yesterday morning
was given five days in the city tail.
Marriage licenses have been issue,
as follows: Stephen Reubens and su.
san Miller both OF Webb: JOACHIM w
Jacobson and Maud Hart, both Of Far.
est.