Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-19

part OF construction gangs and
sales OF real estate in CleaIum I'M
dieate that the Milwaukee road'sl
division point viii be be located 1t
that town rather than at Ellens-
burg. E. e. Wager of Ellensburg
Irecently transferred to g.. M. Rice
several lots in Clealum. M. Rice
\ is a Milwaukee construction en-
gineer.
Grangeville, Idaho. -Workmen
arebuilding a fiume on the Clear
water river where the Grangeville
Electric Light company seeks to-
repair the dam washed out by the
recent food. The officials found that
1t would require year to rebuild
the dam and the flume will be built
to furnish the water supply. The
flume will be one-half mile long.
Clifford, Idaho-The Clifford brick
company will complete molding the
first kiln of brick this week. The
work Of molding the second kiln
will continue while the first kiln 10
being burned. The brick are of
superior quality and the company
has many orders booked for the out
put.
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.-The big
log drive started three months ago
has reached the slack water of the
81. Maries river, which Is consider
ed the end of the years drive. The
st. Joe Improvement company which
has had the drive in charge claims
that there are about 100000
feet in the drive. or about the
same as last year. with the advan-
tage OF many more ties this year.
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Toppenish, Wash.--At meeting
of the city council franchise was
given to furnish electric lights and
power for the city. The work is to
begin on the plant within so days
and be completed within six months
A proposition Of a North Yakaml
electric and power company was
Y laid ON the table.
Wenatchee. wash After plead
ing guilty to leading hayward life
for the past year Pearl Smock, an
1S-year-old girl was sent to the re-
form school,. During the proceed
ings the woman who she has always
looked upon as her mother revealed
to the girl for the first time that
her name is not Smock, but Flanni-
gan.
Walla, Walla. Wash. Several
OF ties and rails have arrived fo'
the construction of the street rail-
way line on Pleasant street. which
will make detour and return tc
the business center by way of thu
cemetery and race track. The Trac
ton company has a freight motol
delivering the material to the end
LOT construction.
Occur d'Alene, 1daho.-A. V
Chamberlain has been appointed re
ceiver by Judge w. w. Wood In tn
case of John Blanchard ct al agains
the F. B. Newton Lumber compan!
ana Arthur BraightOn. About on
million feet of choice logs WORT
perhaps IS thousand are involves
in the receivership.
Odess O. Wash.-Nearly $500 II
prizes will be awarded during tn
Fourth Of July celebration her'
The day will begin with canol
. salute at Gunrise. In the forenoon
II there will be a street parade AM
carnival. -. 9
II Asotin, Wash.-The Asotin coun
Itty farmers report that the grain
| in it's tenderest state, as the kernel
are beginning to form. Cool weatn
e. is needed so that the grain WI
! not burn. No such indications nav
II vet shown, and the heads are matul
ing nicely.
II Wenatchee, Wash.-The free d.
livery of mail is thoroughly estat
| llished here, and the postmaster ha
designated the portions of this cit
! in which letter and parcel boxt
| will be placed. The houses are b.
! ing numbered, and the carriers al
! not meeting with trouble in deli'
cry.
III Dayton, Wash.-The Bud Barn'
case, charging murder in the mr.
- degree for the killing of Mrs. Anr
Aldrich, has been transferred ITO
Walla Walla county to Columbi
and will be tried before Judge MI
~ IL. ocd a iurv aarly in July,