City council hears updates on bonds and events
The city council will meet Friday night. A masquerade ball is planned at Igne Armory on March 17. A tax ordinance proposes a rate of one and nine tenths mills. Various local business moves and public notices populate the schedule including library meetings, new deliveries, and planning for the Lewis and Clark exposition displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igne Armory
Idaho
Joan W. Greb
Gooding
Perce County
Ember
Steele
Orangeville
Vienna
Binnard
Main Street
Reed & Braspears
Victor M. Smith
Spokane
Costly Speech For Heyburn In Senate Irrigation Row
Washington dispatch notes a sleepy Senate as Heyburn sought a 27000 dollar grant for Lemhi reservation school buildings. Chairman Stewart signaled acceptance, but Heyburn pressed for remarks, provoking laughter and a rejected amendment. Fulton then offered 350000 for irrigation, prompting humor and passage without further speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Times
Senate
Heyburn
Lemhi
Stewart
Eves
Frye
Liough
Fulton
Oregon
Railroad satisfactory Portland progress on Oregon line
A Portland telegram reports the State Portage Railroad Commission and accompanying officials toured the line under construction by Nelson and White. They praised progress and expected the railroad to connect the Upper and Lower Columbia until a government ship canal replaces it. The party observed Three Mile Rapids where U S engineers removed obstructions and deepened the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
State Portage Railroad Commission
Nelson & White
Commonwealth of Oregon
Upper
Lower Columbia
Chamberlain
Dunbar
Moore
State Portage Commission
J. A. Smith
Blalock
W. J. Mariner
Open River Association
Henry Hahn
J. T. Peters
F. A. Seufert
J. N. Teal
John F. Cerroll
E. W. Spencer
Three Mile Rapids
United States Engineers
Personal mentions and city visitors fill Lewiston notes
Jas Carlisle from Kamiah Miss McCoy back from Lenore last Saturday and Miss Sonna of Boise visiting Lewiston. Thos Johnson returns from Spokane F E Helwig in Juliaetta on legal business Judge McDonald of Orofino in city S D White returns from Uniontown Geo Rummens of Asotin transacted business H O Nevin and H Wundrum from Cave Gulch Nathan Fisher returns from Spokane M Scully back from Clearwater country Mrs Frank Lehmicke leaves for Kendrick W P Pring in Potlatch W C Heaston Jr of Winchester on business Leslie Squier opens dental parlor in Weisgerber building W W Windus of Pullman visiting brother E R Windus of Clarkston Thos Stephenson and Mrs Stephenson of Melrose visiting Lewiston Chas Thompson and Chas Atkins Peck in city on business W A Aldrich of Lewiston Gag Co. arrives from Spokane Fred Johnson and Alex Marr of Woodside on business G W Love and Mrs Love and Mrs F B White of Cloverland visit Kay L Thompson editor of Asotin Sentinel visits J E Gyde county attorney Sho shone county visits for segregation case Deputy US Marshal Schattner trips to Port Hill Port Hill port of entry on the Kootenai where Chinese seek to evade exclusion act Spring plowing offered by Jake Sharroh call 2294 712 G street 4-4
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Jas
Carlisle
Kamiah
H. O. Nevin
H. Wundrum
Cave Gulch
Nathan Fisher
Spokane
M. Scully
Clearwater Country
Frank Lehmicke
Kendrick
Oo. P. Pring
Potlatch
W. C. Heaston, Jr
Winchester
Fred Johnson
Alex. Marr
Woodside
G. W. Love
Shoshone
United States
Schattner
Port Hill
Kootsenai River
Reading of Good Books lauded by Prof. Clark lecture
Prof S H Clark of the University of Chicago spoke to a full high school audience on the value of reading good books. He argued literature is vital to civilization and that early instruction builds character, refinement, and lifelong reading habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
S. H. Clark
University of Chicago
Profesor Clark
Clark
Saloon Safe Stolen in Angel's Camp Heist
In Calaveras County Angel's Camp the EF Beilich & Co saloon safe was removed from the premises last night and placed bottom side up in the back yard. A hole was bored in the bottom and $2,500 in cash taken. No suspects or crew identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
EF. Beilich & Co
Angel's Camp
Calaveras
Altaville
Lewiston Gas Curtailed to Turn On Tonight
Mr W A Aldrich Lewiston Gas company general manager arriving from Spokane announces gas will be turned in this evening with Mayor Kress turning the valve. He praises local reception and notes many orders for connections while mains extend through business and residential areas as plants fires were recently lit and preparations completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Aldrich
Lewiston Gas Company
Spokane
Kress
Lewiston
Aldrich
Williams
Democrats Name State Military Staff in Boise Ceremony
Governor Gooding announced the governor’s military staff to attend state ceremonies. The list includes Col. Samuel E. Meyers and Ravenal Macbeth, both Democrats, plus officers in grades from brigadier general to captain. Appointments cover adjutant general, quartermaster, commissary, inspector, and aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Gooding
Samuel E. Meyers
Ravenal Macbeth
David Vickers
George H. Roberts
John McBirney
H. C. Worthmann
S. E. Bibby
Grangeville
Chicago
Joseph Spiegel
George N. Ifft
Pocatello
Custer
Utah Displays At Lewis and Clark Exposition
Utah plans a 30000 display at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland to publicize mining and metallurgical methods, iron products, and native stones like topaz garnet opal ruby. The pavilion will house exhibits and welcome visitors, with agricultural progress on arid land redemption featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Utah
St. Louis
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Paro Ointment Pitch
Druggists refund money if Paro Ointment fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application provides relief. Costs 60 cents. If unavailable, send 50 cents in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis MO for postpaid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Medicine Co
St. Louis
Plan 4th of July pow wow Pendleton Oregon
Major Lee Moorhouse received notice from Dr E B Latham of Nespelem that Colville reservation Indians plan the largest Fourth of July celebration at that place. Chief Joseph potlatch will accompany the event with Indians from Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ore
Lee Moorhouse
E. BE. Latham
Nespelem
Colville Reservation
Joseph
Oregon
Washington
Deho
Montana
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Guernsey & Newton
Barnett Abstract Co
Willis J. Pegg
Carnegie
Maude Stowe
House of Representatives
Edith Taylor
Bank of Commerce
Boise Capital News
Kuhlman Co
Dept. W
Atlas Bldg
Northern Pacific
Rosalia
Temple Theater
New York
Kjos
Pople
Celilo Rapids
Lews
Genesee Chamber of Commerce
C. Wood
Thomas H. Brewer
Timothy ‘Coll
C. F. Burr
Timothy Driscoll
Genesee
Pota
Church of the Nativity
Bishop Wells
Jellum & Jones
Fourth Street
H. F. Aldridge
Lewiston National Bank
D Street
Ed. Feehan
Mill Creek
Feehan
Mr. Feehan
Count Rossi
Craig Mountain
Italy
F. B. Sears
J. F. Hurlbut
Sears
Celilo Falls
Jake Sharroh
G' Street
Washington, D. C
Mormon State
Lewis, and Clark Exposition
Colville Reserve
Lewiston Furniture and Under
J. C. Harding
Impermcus
Dessie E. Harding
W. F. Kettenbach
J. Alexander
George H. Kester
The
Lewiston,idahq
Main
Fourth Sts
C.C. Bunnell
J. 08. Morris
W. F. Kettembech
C. Beach
Grace Pfafflin Kettenbacht
Sight Exchange
Europe
California
Samine
Goode Deliv
Idaho Trust Co
Geo. H. Lake
A. G. Bagley & CO
Fesica
Guernsey
Dent & Butler
Lewiston-Clarkston Co
Lewiston Water and Power Co
Clarkston, Wash
Lewiston, Idaho
Clarkston Bridge
Clarkston Water Works
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