, 1884-04-05
PEEGC MAILS.

Sheriff Gray, Of jefferson county, has
been doing the ely this week.
Del. Leisher is up from Portland, and
VIII remain in tile city for several weeks,
| Tony Tubbs, tho heavy landed proprie,
tor Of Ceur d'Aleno City, was down Ia
the Falls Friday, taking in the sights ol
the lively metropolis.
g. D. Simpson and II. J. Cole, Of Port
land, have been appointed agents for
Wells, Fargo express in this Llace, and
now have charge OF the office.
Branch O'Brien, correspondent Of the
l.eadVille Democrat, made this office a call
Tuesday, on his way TO the mines in the
interests Of the paper he represents.
Rev. S. W. Beaven, Of Moscow, spent
several days in our city this week. He
reports Moscow as thriving, but it would
hardly equal in growth that Of the Falls.
Glad to see Henry French about once
more, although he is looking as thin as
festival lemonade. He feels good, how
ever, and the roseate shade Of health will
settle down upon his countenance again
before long.
J. V. Sloan, a Spokanitc who followed
in the front Of the mining excitement,
was In the city this week, mingling among
his friends. Mr.. Sloan is now proprietor
OF the Gold Dust Lodging House at Bclk-
nap, and is lining his clothes with coin.
District Attorney S. c. Hyde took his
departure Monday for Eagle City, where
he will hang out his Shingle and take up
the practice Of law. Mr.. Hyde is a good
one, and the miners will find him a safe
man to tie to when in any tanSle where
the law is expected to help them out.
l.. +. Butler, Of Eagle City, passed
through our city. on his way to Portland,
This NpnnLF Mr. RVf1nr 4. To-
real estate business at Eagle City, and be-
ing an uncommonly lively rus,ler, has
made big money since locating there. The
outlook suits him.
NJ. l. Rapp, member oNthe craft who
has been lifting antmony in the REVIEW
Office for several months, departed
Wednesday for Eagle City, where he takes
cases on the Nugget. Mr.. Bhpp is one Of
the most reliable printers on the coast, and
we wish HIM luck in the new camp.
N. NJ. Woody, OF Rockford, who is ex-
tensively engaged in mica mining near
that place, made us a call Monday. Mr..
Woody states that the bed OF mica he is at
work ON is almost inexhRustible, and that
the yield is paying him well. The ledge
was discovered a few years ago by our
townsman, J. w. King, and is better than
a silver mine.
Hon. l.. II. Whitehouse, Mai. ]. NJ. |
Armstrong, Col. L. B. Nash and Col. &. |
II. Morgan returned Thursday evening |
FROM their Big Bend tour, looking as |
though they had rubbed up against little |
rough experience. They had good time, |
however, and accomplished the object |
that led them on the long trip.
S. G. Whitman, who has held the Office |
Of Justice Of the Peace and acted as Wells, |
Fargn's agent in this city for two or three |
years, has resigned the positions, and de- |
parts to-day for CRur d'Alene City, where |
he accepts clerkship with Glenn. King. !
While we regret exceedingly to lose Steph., |
yet We hope the change is one that will |
prove beneficial to him financially. He |
i genial, warm-hearted young gen'ls-
man, who has many friends here, all Of
NhOm will miss him from his accustomed
launts. Goodbye, old boy, and may the
yod OF fortune ever smile upon you.