, 1884-05-24


built Tor gentleman in the east, who is
expected here In few weeks.
Squier, Germond and Benham's now
brick will not be left in the rear ON appear
ances. II will be an ornament to the city.
and another enduring monument to the
skill Of Mr.. Benham as builder.
A change OF time OF departure Of the
CBur d'Alene stage went into effect Tues
day. The stage now leaves this city at
O'Clock in the morning, running to make
connection with steamer at the Post.
A stranger coming to town just now
would consider our city exceedingly lively,
but II is not as animated as 1t was a month
ago; however, the cid rush will be upon
us again in June, and continue through
the summer.
The law firm Of Cox & Lewis has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Hon. w.
Cox, and the business will be conducted
at the old Office under the name Of Lewis
& Murray.
The City Council makes it obligatory
with business men to keep a barrel Of
water and buckets at hand to be nsed in
case Of fire. II blaze once got a good
start buckets would be about as effective
as a squirt gun.
Mayor Glover has made the necessary
arrangements for moving his residence
from its present location, on Riverside
avenue, up to his suburban lot south of
the school house. The change will take
place during the early part Of the sum
mer.
In onother column we publish the mar
riage notice OF Gavin G. Mouat, who was
united to a lady who came through from
England TO join him in this far off land.
iaI, L. MnNUaN Vnnnh fnrr
and long life and prosperity in the mar
riage state.
we.would call attention to the new card
OF Sweeny, Loewenburg q Company, in
another column. These gentlemen are
carrying a tremendous stock, and are
determined not to be undersold. They
are offering special inducements to the
trade, which has resulted in securing a
large patronage.
Cove, Bean 4 Company have been an
noyed by petty thieves, who pick up any
package left on the sidewalk over night
Saturday night two cases Of coal oil were
gobbled up, and Sunday night the same
theft was repeated. Storekeepersw who leave
carryable property out doors must expect
10 be surprised by its disappearance.
The Building and Loan Association"
recently organized in this city is
meeting with great favor, and will
be taken advantage Of by quite a number
Of our residents. A member through this
means is enabled to build himself home
and make the payments in such small
installments that he hardly feels the out
lay.
Some unknown party, full OF exceed
ingly low meanness, smeared the new
sign Of A. Nelson with some kind Of black
liquid Sunday night. Mr.. Nelson is ma
tuHlly incensed over the deed and has
offered a reward for the detection Of the
guilty ones. Sport Is sport, but when it
comes to injuring a mans property then
the funny part ceases.
Would II not be well for the city author
tiles to invest in couple Of thousand feet
Of hose, make arrangements at the mill to
put In a pump, and have the material on
hand 80 no DELAY will be necessary when
the water works are completed, and in the
meantime the pump spoken Of will fur
nish lifting power to sprinkle any fire in
the centre oi the business part Of the city.
As we go to press we learn that the di.-
ficulty between d. w. Small and the Mon
tana Improvement Company has been
settled, the suit for $4,000 being with
drawn by Mr., Small, who paid the costs,
the company paying the claim and costs
in the first suit. T. J. Andors, Of Walla
Walla, and X. c. Grifiths, OF this city,
were attorneys for plaintiff, and Bettis 4
Hyde, Of this city, conducted the case for
the defendants,
Again arc we disappointed in the receipt
Of our paper from the east. Up to the
week before last we had been able TO print
the REVIEW on a superior grade Of paper.
Some time ago we ordered a supply from
the east, but to the hour Of going to press
the paper had not arrived. We propose
to continue the use Of the best grade Of
paper, and hope by the next issue 10 be
ablo 10 appear in better shape than ever.
Next Monday evening the Royal Mar
ionettes give one Of their amusing enter
tainments I'm JOYS Opera House. The
company is one Of the best attractions on
the road, and their tour over the United
States and Canada has been continual
success. The press wherever the troupe
has performed, speaks in the highest praise
OF the entertainment. Being the first show
Of the many billed for our city, we believe
they Will catch on TO full house.
The Hampton Jubilee singers, now on
their way to fll a series Of engagements
on this coast, have been secured for an
entertainment in this city Thursday, Nav
18th. As the Opera HoIse is envnged for
that evening, their entertainment will be
given I'm the Congregational Church. Tho
sale Of seats viii begin to-day, and il Is
safe 10 presumdth that every available space
will be occupied, for everybody has heard
OF this famous organization, and Will en-
brace this opportunity OF seeing them.
There il TO he n little scraping match
over to the Tivoli Garden tomorrow after
noon that will furnish fun for the boys.
The matinee will bo In the shape Of a
wrestling match between Lewis Adams,
proprietOrof the garden, and Bill johnson.
The disparity In tho size Of the men Is
what will attract attention, johnson Is a
colorcd man Of gigantic mould. and weighs
about two hundred and fifteen pounds,
while Adams Is a small, wirey individual
weighing some one hundred and fifty
pounds.
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mated proprietor Of tie Northern Pacific
Hotel. EYeryl,ody uses III and conse-
0uently nobody cares whether It is order
or not We have known Mr.. Gimmer TO
renair tho numn NOT Iess than a dozen