, 1884-12-06
ALL SORTS

- Tho property oWncrs Of this Iocslay
were notified that their taxes are now due
- We are informed that thoro arc SOW
eral cases Of scarlet foysr in tho city.
- Several wagon loads q goods won't
out to tho chewelah mines last Friday.
DR.. Morgan Is putting up roaidsneo
on NH street, between Front and Main
streets. .r-4
- You can buy at tho Great Eastern
company a fine heavy suit Of meas mo-
rlno underwear for 500.
= Ed. Wright started for the north on
Thursday. He goes direct to Seattle, and
thence to Spokane Faiis.-- Oatdaie tcal.l
Wheaiorower.
= Afler taking a rood lnok over ID ap
library, y. X. Stout diroovcrs ihat no
damart n Sustained ~ nlunnd an|use
nlnounis % noarei 5000 ttau l1oQ.
Dr. L. II. whAshou.s arrived home
Sunday from trir 10 Tho sound rhe
voyage was beneficial to The doctor, asvc
have never seen him looking better
The foes that have prevailed here
every day for several wools SURPRISE mo
oldest inhabitant and a break in The mo-
notonous visitation Is anxiously looked
for. s
Fred zahn has taken possession II
bis new quarters in the brick owned BY
A. J. Richard. He VII have handsome
little barber shop when he geis hxod mp
in shape.
= Gen. Curry, an cid and practical
mining expert, Is now investigating thc
chewelah mines. He is diainierosiod
party and we look forward 10 his report
with great deal Of iniorost.
= Road the changeIn the advertisements
OF the schoollne Bros. This hrm means
Just what IL says, and parties looking for
bargains in tho line that they arc onoring
viii hnd them at that house.
- The narrow frame building thatlookn
a. though II had been built up edgewises
that formely covered a slice oi real estate
at the corner Of Main and Stevens street
has been moved In along slde Of Har-
groves place.
-SThoa. c. orinhts viii occupy one oi
the rooms in Jamioson's block over tho
postonice, as q Jaw ofice, A. soon A. they
are roady for occupancy. The fire did
him much injury but he Is stll on deck
as plucky as ever.
: Sergeant Moore viii probably occupy
rooms in Brownies block with the signni
service apparatus. Afier an examination
he finds the FIRE damaged some Of iho In
struments considerably, which win prob
ably have to bo replaced.
Prank H.Gmves candidate for states
attorney on the republican ticket Al tho
recent election), has formed a law part
neruhip at Spokane Falls Washington
tarritory, and win remove there IN No
course Of two or three wcelss---W'arsav
(Il.) Bulletin.
= Several Of the boys came down from
Embry Sunday and report the mining
prospects better than ever. Some oigh-
teen houses have been built IN the new
town within month, and more are ez-
pocied to bo constructed before winter IN
terrypts proceedings.
AT meeting Of the board Of trade
Monday evenings vote Of thanks was ten
dered to J. N. Nosler by that body for iho
lively Interest he has taken in the con-
struction Of the road leading east, and for
tho masterly manner IN which the work
his been done under his supervision
- The final stakes have been put up for
the glove contest that comos on on Dec.
2Oth between Fred Robinson and jimmy
Reed Of this city. and tho men have com
meneed training for the eight. It viii
probably be one Of the llvelleat mills that
has ever taken place In the territory
- Jas. Graham, formerly with L. zleg-
Ter 4 Son, has branched out, having IN
vested in stock Of goods and located at
CheweIah. James isa steady, industrious
young man, and we hope to SEQ him do
we'll in his new location. Ho was down
10 this city yesterday and reports histown
looming up.
= The irrcpressfble J. Kennedy Stout
arises equal 10 the occasion, and although
heavy loser by Saturdays arc, takes
things eooIly. He has opened his law Of
hce in the northwestern corner room IN
the Union block, where litigants win al
ways be able to hnd him when he = At
home. We are glad to have him for =
neighbor.
ON the mornlngof the hre Mr.. Sher-
wood entered his apartments In tho Woi-
verton block, that were pretty thoroughly
cleaned out by FIRE and water, and from
all Of his efioots managed to save a RHO
md fishing rod. These he handed 10
some man on a ladder aud has nevef scea
them nor the man since. Ho cners ~
ward to-day for tho return Of the prop
cry.
The San Frsnciseo house, near the
depot, has recently fallen in new hands
tho management now being undor tho
supervision Of Afrs. Miller. The lady has
had The entire building renovated, and 4
q now one Of The most ploaalut hitlo
hotels in the city, and We take pleasure IN
recommending Il 10 the public. The tables
arc well provided AMI tho ROOMS kept IN
fine condition. We hope The new pro
prietress viii find the ersorpriso . prnfia-
able one.
- In Fridays issue We Inadvertently
stated, speaking o. the arrival Of Capt.
Brnoken in this city, and tlat he als0 Wa
one Of the mournors over I'm outcome Of
the election, bai Il appearod that We were
mistaken and that ''ho goi there ELH
Tho voto on trcasurersbip was a fle and
m drawing for the oalso curL nfaehon
won, and 20 win act ~ tiia watch dog q
tho treasury Of Douelas countv for ne
next two years. We can ~ hat no
county in the hroad ierriiory has q more
honosi Trustworthy ofiGia; than ihi1 raius
Capt. Peer nguckcn-
WE were mistaken IN the s|air-
mont we made a few dnys agn' that
the Yakima F,pmer had c1a.oI i1
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