, 1884-03-15

dications Of spring. fearing that a snow
storm may drop in and chill our enthusi-
asm, we must say that the sun has shown
a kindly disposition Of late and a cores
ponding mildness is the result.
Preaching at the Congregational Church
tomorrow morning and evening. Morn
ing, sermon to children and young peo-
pie. Evening, Causes Of Curses" Sun
day school after morning service at II
O'Clock. Evening service at 1880.
J. P. Agnew and Jos. s. Moore have
formed partnership for the purpose Of
carrying on the brokerage business, and
will have an office in the First National
Bank building. We wish the young men
every success in their undertaking.
J. F. Dunn, who has been canvass'rG
tn, upper country as agent for the Fort
land Standard, wac arrested by Marshal
Hyde this " eek, on the strength Of dis
patch from that office. The prisoner was
taken to Cheney to await further orders
from below.
Charley Pond and the party that started
out from Rathdrum some weeks ago
turned up at Trout creek this week, after
an absence long enough to arouse great
deal Of anxiety. The crowd got lost and
wandered about until reaching tho rail
road At the point designated.
Preaching at the Baptist Church next
sabbath morning and evening, by the
pastor. Subject in the morning, 1.-THE
Financial Problem in Christian Work"
In the evening. "Moral Inducement to
an Acceptance Of the Gospel" Every
body welcome 10 all services.
The snow is gradually disappearing un-
der the coaNIng influence Of the sun. The
only draw back is tia as soon AS the orb
Of day goes oil wa.ch the chill begins get
ting IN its work and it takes half the
morning to erase the finger marks winter
put upon the earth during the might.
We call attention to the card Of J. l.
BoOge, on the first page Of this issue.
Mr.. B. is a young gentleman Of means
ldtely from the east, who has settled in
our city and proposes to make this his
home. We lind him very genial, intel.
lgent gen .lcman, and welcome him to our
growing and prosperous city.
The Presbyterian sabbath school will
meet as usual at 10 A. NJ. tomorrow, in
Cannon's Hall. On account Of the alb
sence Of the pastor, there will be no other
service during the day. But Ilease re-
member that the sOciable deferred from
this week will be held next week wednes-
day evening, at the residence Of Rev. T.
G. Watson.
Tie first number Of McGlashan 4 Ed
wards new paper, the CGur dAiene Mug
gCt, has been issued, and a very crcdi.aLls
sheet it is. The boys have their office in
Eagle City, and are the first to print a
paper from the camp. Their enterprise is
deserving Of success, and il vim, energy |
and ability will win in the business, Nc
and Edwards are the parties who will sue
coed.
Upon what we considered reliable in
formation we stated a few weeks ago that |
The A. p. Hotaling Co. had purchased the
Temple saloon, at the corner Of Main and |
Howard streets, but it seems that we were |
in erroFtis the property was purchased
by Geo. Darby, who now has charge Of |
the premises. The mistake was not inten-
tiOnal, and we correct at the instigatlon Of |
Mr.. Mack, who has charge Of The A. p.
llotaling Co.'S business at this place.
Through the exertions Of Ed. Mozart,
the Nellie Boyd troupe gave perform
ance last night for the benefit Of the Spo-
kane Fire Department. The object is to
raise funds for the purchase OF a good
truck. The tickets sid well, hardly a
resident refusing to contribute, and conse-
qucntly the house was good one. We
hope the sum realized will be rapidly in
creased until sufficient means can be
scraped together to secure even that light
A protection against fire.
Our attention has been directed to the
iullowing decision OF the Supreme Court
by Paul j. Strobach, 1.-THE Land Agent"
and will doub. less prove OF interest to our
readers here and at the mines. The
Court, at its October term, 1888, rendered
4 decision in the case OF Jackson VS..
Robey and Rankin, the syllabus Of which
Is: The act Of Congress OF 1877, which
provides tina, where several miDlng CLAIMS
IRE hold IN common the annual expendi-
.ure required by the act may be made up
IN any one Of them must b. construed to
mean that the work, or expenditure, must
be for the purpose OF developing all the
,lahns. II does not mean that the expend-
ture upon one clam, which has no refer
,nce to the development Of the others,
y Il answer.