Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-18

$500 "no a AuC0uUCI vi Inc COuuCl.
several ears ago. II you have citi-
Gems here who believe they cannot
afford to pave, tell them tn. ir pave
ment will not cost them a cent and
you will only be speaking the truth
Lay your pavement and the increase
IN the valuation OF your property
Will greatly exceed the cost Of the
pavement. II you are handicapped
with mossbacks, can offer you no
remedy. but would suggest that you
endeavor to get rid Of them in some
manner and let progressive people
take their places.
I'm the consideration OF your
pavement always remember that the
best Is none too good and that 1t is
better to pay more and get what
YOU know to he good than to take
the cheaper article and gat nothing
for your money. It is well enough
to go slow and know Just what YOU
want before YOU proceed ana have
vcur streets in readiness for pave
ment. Re sure vonr water and
sewer mains are we'll laid and that
All connections to the property 1.-Two
have hen installed They NAV tell
Won that these connections can no
made at an time but It 's both d'f1i-
cH't and exnensiva 70 cut through
we'll laid pavement"
M. A. Means told the visitors of
the resources of the Lewiston coun-
try and upon what the Lewiston
people were laying the foundation
for city. He told of the open rier
improvement and of the mutual BEN
ef1ts to be secured by such an iul-
provement. Il congratulate the
people of Spokane upon the assist
ance you have given toward the
open river improvement and we in
wife you to cooperate with us in
our effort to secure a perpetual ap.
preparation for the open river i'm
provement."
Thomas H. Brewer told the Lew
iston people of the big apple show to
be held in Spokane in December Mr..
Brewer stated that the apple exhib-
i. would be of the greatest impor-
lance of all sections of the North
west and the people of all sections
are talking a keen interest in the
collection of the fruits.
G. H. Black president Of the Lew
iston normal school, asked the Spo-
kane business men to assist Lewis
ten in securing the extension of the
electric line to Lewiston. I'VE do
not believe you have been flirting
with us. we believe you have been
sincere" said Mr.. Black, but since
the completion of the lewiston Ri
paria line the Portland people have
been carrying on a vigorous fiirta-
ton with the Lewiston business
men, and it is up to you to see that
our affections are not transferred. 4"
1t was Walter Burns OF the Spo-
kane delegation who told Lewiston
OF the intention of the Spokane and
Inland company to extend the line
from Moscow to Lewiston before
other extensions were commenced
Mr.. Burns promised the cooperation
of the Spokane business men in any
matter that would result in a bene-
At to Lewiston or the Lewiston
country.
Attorney H. G. Redwine told Of
the mutual interests of Spokane and
Lewiston in the development Of the
country tributary to both cities.
The smoker was brought to .
close by q few brief remarks by DR..
B. Morris. who thanked the Wis
itors for their interest in coming to
the cit and extended a cordial invi'
tation to always put Lewiston on
, their itinerary when making trip
through the country.
The Spokane special left Lewis
ton at 1880 this morning and will
spend the day visiting Palouse
points,