, 1884-03-01
. SCRAPINGS.


Lent commenced Wednesday.
Strangers are delighted with our city.
Hall is shipping tents from his factory
every day,
For square meal go to the Dimond
tChop House.
City Council holds regular meeting
Monday night.
The scramble for the mines has not
abated one particle.
All the delicacies Of the season at the
Diamond Chop House.
Judge Buck will hold court at Rath-
drum the last week in June.
That big tent near the sprague House
is to be used as lodging house.
Many Improvements are expected to be
made this year by the City Council.
The indications now are that building
Improvements will be greater this season
than last.
The Tribune man is getting hot in the
collar and thirsteth ,for blood. Whoa,
Ephriam.
The band boys are figuring upon Civ
ing an entertainment about the 18th OF
this month.
Beef tea is a new stimulant introduced
at tho Pantheon, and for which there is a
growing demand.
For the best meal in the city go to the
Diamond Chop House, on Howard street.
W. s. Mack, Pro.
A sharp little runaway created rifle
~ excitement on Howard street Tuesday
D images nominal.
I. T. Benham is engaged making esti-
mates ona number Of new bricks to be
erected this summer.
With the addition Of water squeezed out
by the late thaw the falls are getting on
their best appearance.
Boiles, sores, and ulcers, indicate bad
state OF the blood. Ayers Sarsaparilla
eradicates all foul humors.
The streets have been thrnnged with
strangers this week, most OF whom were
men travelling to the mines.
A col fog Thursday morning made
people think that winter had turned back
to take the peorle by surprise.
Scheeline Bros, had a heavy run on
canned fruit this week. The blockaded
passengers Great ID the demand.
Lots on Howard street are now worth
500 per front foot and owners are not
anxious to sell at those figures.
The highly interesting articl, on the
mines published in another column is
from the pen OF District Att orney S. C..
Hyde.
The owner q, a tent nj Trout Creelr gets
dollar n NIGHT for Iodoinys ono nigbt
recen lv he accommodated q miners from
Leadvlle.
Us. Clements has opened n dental Office
in Cannon's Flock. He isan experienced
operator and proposes TO trv his Iuck in
this section.
Workmen have already commenced
work prepatorv 70 putting nm A frame
block on the south east corner Of River.
side avenue and Mil street.
Chas. Sweenv 4 Co. are having exten-
sive shelving rooms added to their store
for the purpose OF dtsplaving their
class and oueensUarostock.
The books Of the Library Association
are now open and those desiring to take
stock in this organization sbould come
forward and invest in shares.
DR.. whetham is having the old school
house on Sprague street moved and will
Immediately proceed to put up a new
frame building on the old site.
1T. Bdnham is making arrangements
TO burn several kIns Of brick this season.
and it is cal,uI tted that the supply will
not run short as Il did last season,
The new building lust put up by d. b.
UIbrand on Riverside avenue near the
corner Of Stevens street is to be occupied
hy tailor recently from Oregon.
The Board of Directors OF the Northern
Pacific road have decided to push through
the Cascade branch this summer. We
have this direct from headquarters.
It Will be greatly to tho advantage Of
Joseph Pickup or commonly known as
Trappcr Joe to call on the Clerk OF the
California House, Spokane Falls Mt.
Fishing is a sport that has taken the
form of an epidemic. The disease was
transmitted to the public by a sight OF an
old Indian plodding up town with string
Of trout,
W. S. Mack had large lot Of eggs, fish
and game shipped to him from Portland
during the recent blockade. and tkeSpass-
engers Of the DELAYED train cousumA the
whole outfit
Prof. ]. N. Tcrnan will establish a cab-
met Of northwestern minerals at Min
neapol's and Chicago. He takes the mn
cleus OF the cabinet at the first mentioned
place Tuesday.
Geo. T. Crane has our undivided thanks
for fine lot of trout. George skll'ully