27 Oct 1877
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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1877
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous district figures and surveyor contacts across Idaho. Names such as Thompson, Stout, Monroe, Warner, Binnard, Northrup, Holbrook, Carry, Elliott, Malloy, Brown, and others appear with titles like Receiver and Surveyor General, suggesting a historical roster or appointment record.
Dayton News reports October 8 council actions on a memorial to transfer the N P Co land grant for a Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad branch over the Cascades. Memorial read by title, laid on the table, opposition views voiced, memorial passed with extension conditions. Lands to be sold at 250 dollars per acre to bona fide settlers, proceeds to company, with a construction deadline.
The article urges farmers to plow in fall to aid nature’s winter soil work. It argues inverted furrow slices expose weeds and roots to frost, smother weeds, and improve seed beds for spring. Benefits rise with proper 45 degree furrow angle and careful technique.
Dispatch from San Francisco reports Capt. W. Spurgin bringing a Nez Perce fighter named Buffalo Blanket from Montana for government custody in Portland. He is identified as White Bird Indian, accused as one of the early murderers near White Bird creek and Salmon River. Miles dispatch notes Joseph and 60 warriors surrendered, with 40 wounded. San Francisco Chronicle claims 300 surrendered. question remains on the balance. Henry Spaubling, Almora proprietor, says business is good with new buildings. road work to connect Alimota to Lewiston road at Pomeroy's on the Patahs begins next week.
Frank Parker writes to the Boise Statesman praising Howard's campaign against Jorenh while criticizing chronic growlers who shirk work. He notes Howard’s industry and kindness, questions the war leadership against Indians, and mentions a petition circulating for mail service between the place and Wallowa valley.
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