Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-29

/ Asotin, Wash.-Ine fifirst install
ment of grain bags for Asotin coun-
ty has arrived on the steamer Lew
iston for Eli Bolick, one of the most
extensive farmers of this section.
The price, laid down in Asotin, is
| SIS, being much lower than those
OF any previous years. In Asotin
county fully 100000 bags will be
used as against 100000 last year.
Walla Walla, Wash.-Cherries
by the carload are being picked and
packed in this section, where the
cherry has proven prolific and prof
table 1t is estimated that fully
1000 men, women and children will
be engaged in caring for the crop.
beginning next week, as the fruit
is now ripe enough for shipment.
/ Walla Walla, Wash.-The early
spring chickens are being offered on
the market, the first deliveries hav-
ing been made day or two ago.
Fries are small yet, but generally in
excellent condition. and bring high
prices. The market offers about 60
cents each for good young fries with
| unlimited demand. Shipments to
outside points will not begin for a
week or two.
Pendleton, Ore.-What Is un-
dr,,hf adv m, 1oruocf pnOnpv order
business ever contracted by north
west post Office is about to be con-
summated here. The individual Ii
Michael Riley, a contractor, former
ly of Tacoma, late of Spokane, and
now a resident of Pendleton. The
= amout he is to receive through the
local postoffice by reason of money
ordes which he holds is $4,000.
North Yakima, Wash.-Work or
the WapatO ditch and laterals or
the reservation is closed and will
not be resumed until the commence
ment of the next fiscal year to per
init of the accounts being made W
1 for the year ending June 80. Ovel
$4,000 has been expended by TIL
Indian department on this work ant
two miles of extension on the mali
canal has been completed.
Walla Walla, wash The ha.
(l harvest is in full blast over Wall'
Walla county, large fields Of grail
being cut for forage. In some Sec
lions oats are largely sown for ha.
and in others oats and wheat ar
mixed to give a different feeding
value. The last few days of warn
winds have rapidly ripened grain
and the season is advancing mucl
faster than had been expected.
Odessa, Wash.-Friday will Sc
see the completion of new waite
system for most of this city. IN
old pipes have been removed an
iron pipes laid. The amout spen
: on the new system is 5000. TIL
!. city council hopes to be able 500
| to complete the work just begu
| and make the Odessa water systel
| the most complete in the state. In
| work has been charge of Superir
| tendent w. N. Cclfponover
Roseberg, Ore--Louis Kopha
gen, Leroy Shipley and job Gilpi
were arrested here by Deputy U.
Marshal Griffiths on indictments RI
: +,rnod NV the recent federal gran
Jury. charging them with per1ur
in connection with government tin
Der and land claims. The tire
men were arraigned before tn
United States commissioner mel
and furnished $1,000 bonds eacl
They will probably be taken
Portland next week and arrigned
| the United States court prelimii
ary to making plea.
\az Perce, Idaho.-The article
: of incorporation for the new RAJ
road have been drawn and will
fled with the state officials at ono
The road will be called the NJ
Perce & Idaho. While primarily a
electric road, steam can be use
and Lewiston is named as the ui'
mate terminus. It will run fro
Nez Perez to connect with Il
Northern Pacific Grangeville bran'
The capital stock is 100000 divi
Il ed into 1000 500 shares, all