Extra Session Called and War News in Oregonian Summary
The Oregonian reports President Lincoln has called an extra session of Congress for October 15, not June 4. Maritime and frontier notes include the Tenino boat’s arrival with 30 passengers and 40 tons of freight, plans for a Mount Idaho route survey, and local transit updates. Cavalry company of 49 under Capt. Trimble rests by Snake River. Indian Joseph may join reserve at Caldwell Bay. tensions in the North Idaho region and White residents’ removal debates surface. Local notices cover markets, emigration, and imports, with 200 animals bound for Warrens and a road improvement near the hill.
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Tor New Textro
Kubnof Loewenberg
Trimble
Snake River
Lapwai
The
Snake
Desirable lands near Potlatch headwaters attract settlers
Observers recount rich prairie and timber near the Potlatch headwaters northeast of Lewiston. Judge Clark and D. P. Thompson note seven contiguous townships offering timber water and farming potential, with 1000 farms of 160 acres feasible, yet few settlers have yet taken the land.
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Lewiston
Potlatch Creek
Judge Clark
Spokane River
J. W. Northrup
D. P. Thompson Esq
U.S. Dept
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Washington
Potlatch
Nez Perse
Palouse River
Norta Idsho
Waterman visits Columbia Whitman Nez Perce counties
The Walla Walla Waterman visits Columbia Whitman and Nez Perce, noting Washington Territory counties and Lewiston area. L Berry, on a foraging mission for Schwabacher Cros, buys thousands of bushels of wheat and oats. He praises the grain, vegetables and hay yields, calling the upper country fertile and prosperous, with extraordinary crops and potential.
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Walla Wallan
Columbia
Whitman
Nez Perce
Washington Territory
Lewiston
Idaho
L. Berry
House of Schwabacher Cros
Nez Perea
Paralise Valley
Timothy Hay
Fisx
Sheriff Sale of Lewiston Water Ditch and Mill Property
Notice of a sheriff sale in Nez Perce County Idaho Territory by Sheriff Liza Baird. The Lewiston Water Ditch and Milling Company is foreclosed for a judgment of about four thousand eight hundred sixty six dollars with costs and interest. The sale, to settle the execution, will take place May 19, 1877, at noon in front of Lewiston Court House. The property includes the Lewiston Water Ditch starting at the Clearwater River and ending at the John Brearly Mill, with improvements, located in Nez Perce Territory.
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First Judicial District
Idaho Territory
Lewiston
Nez Perce
Joan Clack
Thatcher
C. Bunnell
Weeley Maley
H. Symer
Lewiston Water Dict and Mill
Ayr
A.D
Suilewiston Water Diteh and Milling Company
Boomon
Sarkever
John Brearly
Merz Peree
New Perce
Lewiditch and Milling Company
United States
Liza Baird
Sherif
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Dis
Thich
Tino
Local Intelligence
Ibano
Mount Idaho
Yisupep
Joseph
W. A. Caldwell Bay
North
Howard
Camas Prairie
Wheaton Camas Prairie East
Comina
J. P. Volmer
San Francisco
Tenino
Levi May
Warrens
Brighan Young
D. H. Howser
Canias Prairie
Old John Wood
State Creek
Walla Walla
John Brearley
Rescue Mining Company
Washington J. T
Lewiston S. T
Attest
M. Storms
Broxer and Assayer
N. W.cor
Montgomery & Fourth Streetag
I. T
Portland
Billings
Saddlery
Kimball
Rockwell
Baird Bros
Proprietors OF the
Rence
Warrens and Slix City
WELLS
Fars GO & CO
Express
U. S
L. T
Elk City
Flovence
Balby
Hotel DE France
Lewiston. Ft
Raymond Saux
City Hotel
Lewistchy
North Idamo
A. Bittner
J. Alexander
Lewiston, I.T
A. Damas
Grostein & Binnard
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