, 1883-06-16

SlOndl man IN lnt Guy Suolul dpl'tdI III
the local papers Both papers here afe
working for the common veal and should
be supported in the good work.
J. T. Benham, who has displayed his
qualifications as master builder by the
substantial and neatly laid foundations Of
Union Block, is in demand since brick
buildings are the order Of the day.
DR.. q. $. Allison is making number Of
marked Improvements about his pleasant
home on Riverside avenue, east Of How
ard street, the chief one being a neat pick
ct fence around the entire enclosure.
The first new building on the flat be-
Tween the Baptist church and J. J.
Brownies re idencc, north Of the railroad,
is under way. This is but the first Of
many soon to appear in that locality.
The Indians INDUCED in war dance at
the encampmcnt the other night. Some
Of the latest steps in the Boston slide or
SarA A,oga DIP were omitted but the skip
pingSroyhd was none the less lively.
l.. W. Rima, the jewclcr, has let the con-
tract for the construction Of his new brick
on Howard street, and will have grand
opening on Saturday, September 18th,
providing no unforeseen accident intervene.
The high water in the river has en-
croachcd upon J. y. Jones' branch ice
house opposite the California House.
However it is good to know that no ma
terial loss will resul, from the iuundation.
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water into the city. Water is a tonic that
is needed in abundance, and il anything
comes out Of the proposition our readers
wilLha report as heavy as a shower
huh.
y A long string Of ircightcrs, propelled by
that beast Of the iron jaw, the government
mule, came into the city from Fort Spo-
kane, Thursday. Il is evident frDm the
loads taken aboard that the boys in blue
are getting hungry.
l. $. Kaufman has taken formal pos
session. Of his new real estate office on
HOWARD street, and his line Of business is
50 conspicuously displayed in letters Of
many colors that "hc who runs may read"
and profit thereby,
NJ. +. Warren, recently from Dayton,
has purchased J. NJ. bowling fruit, con-
dictionary and variety store on Riverside
avenue, and is now in charge. Mr.. W. is
a clever gentleman and wCwish him every
success in his new undertaking.
We call attention to the card headed
Portable Saw MIL tor salr," in another
colump. Now that the demand for lum-
Der has increased 50 rapidly this mill can
be made to pay any one who may take
charge Of it. The outfit can be bought
cheap.
Chief Moses AMI his companions straycd
about the city Monday. Nose is well
known about here, visiting Spokane often
in his wandcrings. ON the trip east he
will take delight in cNrlaining the strange
sights to his brethren Of the Ochrc hide, as
he has been there before.
4. +. Keats, u. Il. Bravindcr, T. A. Clrr-
well, \. l.. Thorp, Geo. h. Nvord, W. II.
Alvord, Mrs. RobinSRn, 5. Sechorn, Miss
Bcadv, II. c. Jones, ". \. Latarop, II. f.
Switzcr, Thus. O'Bricu, NJ. +. Galloway,
and D. l.. Bryson, of Spokane Falls, were
registered at Medical Lake last week.
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man tho oI,ro, r,r,,o,,.tod cit,, tcII o0thc
train Friday morning. He represented
the fashion house of Francis Wright a
Rro and of course IL M ,l,,, ono co,,irc,
,rorr thai c.rtr,Ii,,fi,, ~ live r.orI,
lie had not been killed up to last accounts.
s,p,I nf N.z pcrro and CnIumI,io
rivcr Indians yycrc omopg tho prnp,incnt
orriv,Is sunday They orn phvsicoIIv ,
finer InnLino sp,,.irnnp NJ thc native
than tho home talent in that line. and ride
q surcrinr hrrcd ~ bor>c They ,vrr, tho
"ohscrycd ~ all ob.crycr." Will, an tho
streets.
4 new sidcwall, on the east side Of How
ard street, at the Black Hawk stabln, lends
additional charm To pedal exercise in that
quarter. Heretofore the spo: has been
doubly annoying on account Of its ccccn-
tric uncavenncss as man lost good sole
leather as well rs his temper kicking the
ponubcranccs.
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on Howard street that the brick that is to
20 into il had to be Piled block further
away up the street. People keeping late
hours n1bibulpus companyarc warned to
keep their noses iron-clad, or they will get
rubbed of falling over barricades.
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ardize their nccks for palry five-dollar
gold piece. Twenty-Five is the pile await
ing the horse with the low down record.
Come and get il.
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