, 1883-06-30

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I+ho Droso,t fine Snokono Eaus
Ill n better class of pubic bouses than
cb be found in any CITY of the size
~ the United States, and although
large and spacious are not able To ac-
commodate the great number of peo-
ple daily arriving. A new hotel
will not iniure tbe present establish
ments to the amount of a dollar, and
vet at the same time in the summer
months will be ALWAYS crowded.
Speaking of the new improypment
and Spokane Falls as a resort the
P)laris saws;
"The information which is direct
from authority. that in the immed-
late future the Terminal company in
tend to erect a large summer resort
hotel at Spokane Falls, is not sur
prise, for the reason, that anyone
who has spent a summer there, will
admit that there is no place on the
linaOf, Northern Pacific west Of the
Rockies where the climate for half a
dozen months of the year is so absO-
lutely perfect; where as a roaming
! ground for tourist and spOrtman, the
city and its surroundings, presents
so many and varied attractions. The
city Of Spokane Falls as well as the
region for thirty miles in almost ev-
cry direction is as picturesque and
romantic as could be desired by
either those who have always been
familiar with the fashionable haunts
Of the Atlantic coast and European
resorts, or those who seek a sanitar-
ium. This great country with its
combination of scenic effects rivaling
the beautiful in Nature in Switzer-
land, Italy, England and Scotland,
its fertile soil, and its most excep-
tional and delightful climate, can no
longer remain terra incognita. One
Of the noticeable charms characteriz-
ing this section, is the grand and
beautiful river which flows between
half a dozen verdure-cIothed islands,
fthere forms the northern boundary
line Of the city proper, and finally
leaps clear sixty-five feet, falling
into a half-circluar foaming basin,
edged with dark basaltic rocks ris-
ing perpendicularly to a great hight.
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