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AI Summary
- Lewiston, Idaho was founded in 1861 and is celebrating its 150th birthday in 2011
- City is located at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater rivers, named after the Lewis Clark encampment, and serves as gateway to Hells Canyon
- Lewiston is Idaho's only seaport and the most inland seaport, serving as a commercial hub for North Central Idaho
- City served as Idaho's first territorial capital in 1863 under Territorial Governor William Wallace and hosted the first meeting of the Idaho Legislature
- Lewiston was the site of Idaho's first post office, brewery, newspaper, and public school district
- House Chief Clerk is authorized to send a copy of the proclamation to Lewiston's mayor and city council members
Legislative Description
Commending Lewiston, Idaho, on its 150th birthday.
COMMENDED
Last Action
Filed in Office of the Chief Clerk
2/23/2011
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