Local Ledger Brief From Lewiston Toist June 16 1877
Reader notes from The Teller in Lewiston North Idaho report a concise Saturday item dated June 16 1877. It presents brief local notes and updates typical of small town newspapers from the era.
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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1877
Page
2
Reader notes from The Teller in Lewiston North Idaho report a concise Saturday item dated June 16 1877. It presents brief local notes and updates typical of small town newspapers from the era.
A dated opinion argues for opening the Cascades and Dalles portages to reduce freighting costs on upper river routes to Portland. It calculates potential monthly earnings from a 200 ton boat, critiques current 24 cent wheat rates, and champions free navigation against corporate tolls.
Robert Grostein reports from Warrens that heavy rains slowed travel to the camp but mining business was brisk and gold visible in most quartz. He notes 200 to 3800 tons mined, with ore rich enough to support credits, and predicts Warrens as one of the coast’s richest districts once proper reduction works and skilled labor arrive.
In a letter to the Department the postmaster argues for a Wallowa to Lewiston mail route via Grand Ronde, Imnaha, and Waha Prairie. Distances total 146 miles, with a direct lower Wallowa to Lewiston path 89 miles shorter, urging change to Grand Ronde crossing and asset to enable faster eastern mail and stage service to connect with Union Town.
Marriage notice records the ceremony on June 11, 1877 at the bride’s parents’ residence on Camas Prairie. Justice J. Aram officiated. the couple Mort.S. Martin and Miss Jennie L. Jones announced their union.
Complaint entered by Joseph Fisco against Joan Hardin seeking cancellation of Homestead Entry No. 42 dated July 13 1872 for portions of section 26 and 36 township 38 north range 5 west Nez Perce County. Parties summoned to appear July 23 1877 at 11 A.M. to respond and testify. J M Rowe Registrar R J Monroe Receiver.
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