North Idaho Officials and District Roles Listed
The fragment lists district officials and offices in Lewiston and North Idaho County, naming Probate Judge, Sheriff, Auditor and Recorder Ezra Baird, Treasurer Thos. Hudson, and other clerks and surveyor positions along with several names such as M. Howe R. J. Monroe A. Binnard Wm. Northrup and N. B. Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prisso
D. J. Warner
Ezra Baird Auditor & Recorder
Thos. Hudson
A. Binnard
W. Northrup
N. B. Holbrook
Ewing J. M. Curry
The New Indian Policy An Olddock Letter From Boston
In a Washington special the Times suggests adopting parts of Canada's approach to Native policy. Indians roam freely, rely on hunting, with agents distributing some supplies. Trials by magistrates, mounted police, and a system of arms distribution are described. The writer advocates military control, strict reservation laws, and a larger soldier presence to enforce order, arguing costs and casualties would fall. A correspondent recalls Idaho fighting and honors Captain Theller, noting his friendly nature and widow, urging the monument to honor him as a victim of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Canada
Mounted Police
Idaho
Theller
United States
Olddock
Boston
Cor
Boston Globe
Indian troubles in Idaho debate over Monteith agents
In the Idaho article a Delegate Fenn is defended against claims about Agent Monteith and the Lapwai Indian Agency. The piece argues the Monteith family influenced appointments, promoted a forced conversion plan, and stirred Indian unrest, influencing treaty clauses and government action against Nez Perces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar
Idaho
Fenn
Ilis
Monteith
Lapwai Indian Agency
Agence
Department
Hie
Conly
Numerus
Monteiths
Nez Perces
Cheap Girls Warning and Moral Talk by Zz
A moralizing screed targets "cheap girls" and the social dangers of loud boisterous behavior. It warns that such women repel serious partners and hints that fools or rascals pursue them. The piece ends by reiterating that cheap allure attracts only fools and rascals.
Forty One Good Indians at Gibbon Battle Ground
Gen. Gibbon with his force moves to Deer Lodge with the wounded leaving one infantry company with Howard. Howard heads toward Bannack following Indian retreat. Bodies of 41 Indians found including Rainbow Black Tail and Tuhoothoolsu. Oregonian defends Howard for three day delay due to packer strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Howard
Joseph
Jackson
Lo Lo
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Leland & Son
Montgomery Street
Lewiston
District Court
Alonzo Leland
CNRS
F. Leland
Official Directory
Congress
U.S
Yee
Fennan M. Brayman
Bespice L. J. Curtis ,J. Pinkham
J. W. Huston
John Huntoon
Vood
Perrault
John Clarkwell
Squiersond
W. Poe
M.E. Hollister
A. L. Richardson
Geo. Ainsley
BE. Prickett
P.E
Supreme Court of
Territory
Supreme Court
L. F. Cartee
M. Howe
R. J. Monroe
North Idaho
Assissat
Shoshone County
Probate
Ogee Sherif
Auditor & Ree Treasurersor
D. L. Elliott
John Malloy
Frank Capps
M. Manlie
F. Brownsteess
W. B. Yantis
Per. J. M. Bradley
H. Loewenberg
Tee Senee
Idaho District
P. Thompson
Oier Sjous
NEZ Peace Co
Idaho County
A. Shumway
D. W. Case T
FP. Morrin
F. Oliverson
W. White
D. H. Howser
Geo. Dempster T
S. Fockler
Grostein & Binnard
CG. C. Bunnell
C. C. Bunnell
Hotel DE France
I. T
Raymond Saux
Luna Stable
C Street
4Th
Lewiston, I. T
Hyon
Tock
N. B. Holbrook. Proprietor
Negardins
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