, 1885-03-14
PlCK.UPS AND PERSONALS.

Our live Egyptian correspondent is
again heord from. ..
49, Frank Moore is putting gas-pipes
through his new brick block.
- Alex. Warner offers the Western ho-
tel to rent very low. See notice.
- Candidates should appear at the fore
Nominations made next week.
- District Attorney S. c. Hyde is of to
Walla Walla on professional trip.
- Subscribe for the weekly REVIEW
and send it to your friends abroad.
- Covillaud is meeting with considera-
BILE success taking orders for "Huckleberry
Finn"
Every business man in S pokane Fall
should be represented in the columns OF
the Review.
- The members Of Myrtle lodge talk Of
establishing uniform rank Of X. OF P. in
this city.
"A large party Of Pennington people
have gone to the Coeur d'Alene mines.
So says the Post.
ing ground. This will surprise our east
ern readers who are still showed in.
The Sun reports the establishing Of a
new mining district in Stevens county
known as the summit mining district.
80 Hall 4 Martins stage line to Occur
d'Alene city connecting with boat will
develop into avery valuable property.
- McCarther, Weeks and others are
putting up neat fences about their pro-
perty in the western part OF town.
- Parties desiring to purchase good sad
die horses can be accommodated by call
ing upon Alex. Warner. See special.
- Now is the time to start lawn. A
fine lot OF Central Park mixed lawn grass
seed just received. WALKER l.. BEAN.
- The road to Chewelah is reported to
be roohess and bottomless in spots be-
tween that place and Spokane Falls.
M. T. Benham will return to Metal
line next week and will spend the sum
mer in the F,nd d'OIielle mining district
- Thos. c. GnTtts, attorney, and s. c.
Hyde, prosecuting attorney, Of Spokane
Falls, are in town. Palid RalId Journal.
A letter to J. T McCarther informs us
that VIM. Kaiser is in san Francisco, and
not South America, as we stated some
weeks ago.
80 It is expected that the gas company
will commence work putting down mains
and preparing to manufacture gas at an
early day.
The Indian loaiers start out with the
grass. Howard street was crowded with
them, in all fancy Of dirt and paint yestsr-
day afternoon.
- As an amusement the roller skating
rink holds its own against all others. The
Casino rink is crowded nightly with
young and old.
The real estate agent now gathereth
up and dusteth and he keeps his eye peel
cd for the man who wants to invest his
surplus change In ground.
Mr., Baird, former SpoIaneite, who
has been spending the winter in walla
Walla, is in the city. He will go up to
the Occur d'Alene mines in few days.
The Rod and Gun Club give due
warning to the public that any infringe
ment on the game laws will be most RI
gorously enforced from this date forward.
A rock crusher and quartz mill are
being made at the Union iron works to
be taken to the Coeur d'Alene mines as
soon As spring opens in the mountains
Oregonidn.
b. Loewenberg has just returned
from Portland, where he has been spend
ing "a fortnight on business for the large
mercantile house with which he is con
neeted.
Through tickets to Murray can be
purchased In this city, and the traveller will
be carried by stage and steamer over a
route that for scenic beauty has no equal
In America.
- Giles W. Clark's friends desire us to
announce that he will positively be a can
didRte for alderman Of the Fourth ward.
The citizens Of that division will find him
COED man in the place II chosen.
There is sufficient money to run the
public fchools until the end OF March.
But after that date, what9 II the public
schools are to continue, some provision
must be made to raise the necessary funds.
H. NJ. Mccartney and family have
returned home from Walla Walla. Dur
ing the trip up Mrs. Mccartney had the
misfortune TO severely sprain an ankle,
from tha pffaf,ts of which sha will nrob-