, 1884-05-10

early Wednesday morning who had been
spending the night with the bottle. II
was an Aggravated case Of drunk, and the
case being short Of coin was permitted 10
go forth after duly SOLDERING up.
Hou. Jake Hoover one OF our flourish
ing cattle dealers, has been awarded the
contract for supplying Fort CPur d'Alene
with fresh beef and mutton for the fiscal
year commencing July LIST. We congrat- 1
ulate the gentleman upon his luck.
That jovial gentleman, NJ. NJ. Kehiller,
is making arrangements for taking charge
OF and opening the old Mozart House.
Under new name and a new denasty the
hotel ought TO pay, and II any man can
make it a success Kehiller is that party.
Regular services at the Congregational
Church next Sunday at IL A. NJ. and 1880
p. NJ. In the morning sermon to children
and the young. Evening-"The Night
Rescue" Sabbath school at 1915. Pray
er meeting Thursday. James B. Rem
shaw, pastor.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
have organized a society and will hold
their first sociable at the residence Of Mrs.
+. q. Cove, on Riverside avenue next
Tuesday evening. Refreshments for sale.
The proceeds will be used for the purchase
Of a church lot.
The famous singing soubrette, Fannie
Francis, the great comedian, Robt. Fer
guson, and Whiteley's Hidden Hand"
Company at joys Opera House Monday
evening. A play guaranteed to please,
amuse and entertain all. Secure your
tickets in advance.
J. w. Lewis, one OF the best con-
tractors and builders i'm the city, is putting
up two story frame for J. J. X. Peel, late
OF Truckee, CAL, at the corner Of Sprague
and Mill streets. The building is to be
4sx6O, 20 feet high, with two large stores
on the ground floor.
Through the kindness Of that clever
official Sergeant Moore, OF the signal ser
vice, we learn that a destructive fire broke
out at Fort Spokane Tuesday, consuming
the government saw mills, infiicting a loss
OF 5000. 1t is supposed that the fire
caught from sparks.
Post street is getting a scraping down
that has a blooming effect upon its ap-
pearance. The surplus dirt, and there is
lots OF II, goes to fill the gulch that saws
the street in two between Main and River
side avenue. When the fill is complete
Post will be a tony street.
The officers haunted all Of the trains
Wednesday night and day in search Of a
fellow who brutally beat an inmate Of one
Of the houses Of ill repute very early
Wednesday morning. They expected he
would attempt to jump the town, but II
ht ulu ne tsGAltl lutlE NlRlldilCe.
A horse race Tuesday evening attracted
large crowd to the western part Of town.
Two local animals erted themselves for
the amusement Of the mob. A purse Of
500 was staked on the result and as is
generally the case, when a race is not
thrown, the quickest nag scOoped the pile.
The Philip Best Brewing company Of
Milwaukee has increased its capital stock
to S2,OOO,OOO. Three million dollars cash
was refused for the institution last week.
Cove, Bean & Co., our dandy grOcers, are
agents for the celebrated Best beer, and
have introduced it extensively in this city.
L. ]. Fellowes has removed from the
old stand on Howard street to one OF the
new buildings opposite Cannon's bank,
on Riverside avenue, where the ladies
will find Mrs. F. prepared to show them
one OF the most complete and recherche
stocks Of fancy goods ever opened in this
section.
Boyer, Allen & Clarke, the strong and
prosperous real estate and insurance firm,
have taken possession Of their new and
commOdious office on Riverside avenue
adjoining Wolyerton's store. II our wishes
will give them any luck they will have
more business than they can we'll at
tend too.
Parties having mail for Okanogan can
have the same forwarded by calling on
Judge Cox. This means Of communica-
ting with the Big Bend is a great accom- |
modation to the public, and the Judge
deserves the thanks Of the people at both |
ends Of the route for the interest he dis |
plays In this matter.
The great cotton-picking scene, in ''The |
Hidden Hand" faithfully representing
the slaves at work on the old plantation, |
and introducing the great plantation olio, |
songs, dances, choruses, etc, is alone |
worth more than the price Of admission |
charged, at joys Opera House Monday |
evening. Seats secured at Porter.
It is the duty of business men to pay |
their license promptly. That tax is less |
In this city than anywhere we ever resid- |
ed. Heretofore the store keeper has con- |
tnbuted several dollars per month for |
keeping up a sprinkler, night watchman, |
etc. Now the city pays for those luxuries |
at a cost in the way Of a license Of about
two dollars per month.
Fannie Francis magnificent songs and |
ballads, RObt. Ferguson's original and |
laughable oddities and wonderful special !
ties, and Tom Halley's great specialties |
and artistic songs and dances in the great |
plantation scene in the "Hidden Hand" !
at joys Opera House next Monday even |
ing. The greatest dramatic play, COM
pany, and success Of the day Col
The readers Of the Repietb. should not |
forget that choice lots in OlliS, Ida's, Jen- |
kins' and Heath's additions, on north side |
Of the river, also lots in all the additions |
on the south side, as well as water power |
lots and lands in variety, can be had by |
calling on or addressing /. $. Kaufman, |
Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent |
Howard street, near PostOflice, Spokane |
Falls, W. T.
That experienced cobbler, A. Nelson, |
who has been taking rest for sometime |
for the very good reason that he could not |
find suitable place to rent, has at last |
secured the basement Of l.. Ziegler's busi- |
ness house, at the corner Of Howard street |
and Riverside avenue and will open out |
next week ready to do all manner OF fine |
custom work in boots and shoes as well |
as general repairing.
A very neat store room is the one on the |
lower floor Of Moore's new frame on the
west side Of Howard street, and an ox-l
ceedingly pleasant firm in the person OIL
the Snyder brothers have therein n we'll
selected stock Of goods, which they pro-
pose to sell at exceedinly close figures. |
The young men have had considerable |
experience in the business, and we hope |
to see them prosper.
Settlers on unsurveyed land north and |
northwest Of Spokane Falls will see from |
a notice in another column that eight |
township plats Of survey have been just |
received at the U. s. Land Office at Spo- |
kane Falls, and that they should, in order |
to preserve their rights under the public |
land laws, file their claims within ninety |
days from the date Of this issue Of the |
REVIEW. Keep this paper for reference.
Mack will soon have room enough to |
accommodate all who are hungry and |
have the coin to put up for something to |
put down. At present the restaurant is so |
crowded at meal times that a man is in |
luck to get a chair and a modest man will |
go out and munich crackers and cheese |
rather than stand around waiting and suf- |
fering on the rack with envy at every |
mouthful some customer is storing away. |
One Of the hardest taxes in the catalogue |
TO collect is the poll tax. The poll tax |
collector is looked upon by a majority Of |
men as pirate andIa grinding oppressor. |
He receives more abuse than any attachee |
Of the public service. But 1t is an assess