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, 1885-03-07

Tho Portland OreOontdR OF Satur-
day gives US the following interest
Ing piece OF news In regard to the
completion Of the boat for the Little
Dalles; "The frame Of the steamer
10 be used on the Columbia above the
Little Dalles by H. NJ. Mccartney d
Co, has been completed by the con-
tractors, Messrs. Pacquet a Smith,
and.wlll be shipped TO Spokane Falls
to-day. The machinery Of the steam
er Katie Hallet has been taken out
and will also arrive at SDOkane to-
day. The frame and machinery will
at once be forwarded to the Little
zl05 miles from Spokane Falls,
where a sawmill Is at work cutting
lumber for the new boat The con-
tract with Messrs. Pacquet & Smith
calls for the completion Of the boat
In thirty days. She will he used to
convey supplies Of -four, bacon, hay,
oats, potatoes, ETC., TO the second
Of the Columbia by the
Canadian Pacific railroad company,
to M a cQntaet for such supplies
awarded Mccartney & Co. by the
railroad company. The distance from
Little Dalles TO the second crossing is
nearly 200 miles, and as there are
several rapids In the route q staunch
and powerful boat will be needed"
, 1885-03-07

Glover & Gillian, proprietors Of
the City stables, and the Spokane
Falls and Chewelah stage line,
are two OF our most enterprlsing
and active citizens. They prosper
thereby, and we are glad Of 1t, as few
are more deservingof success. Their
last venture is the purchase Of the
stage line from Chewelah to Colville.
This buy was made last week, and
now they will run continuous line
from this city to the Little Dalles,
tnking in Chewelah, Embrey and
Colville, 1t is one Of the most prom
Using lines lines on tine Pacific coast
to-day, and as there will be an i'm
mense travel over the route this sea-
son the boys will undoubtedly
moke a barrel Of money. They pro-
pose to keep up abreast with the
times, and as soon as the travel jus
tifies a daily stage line will be put on
the road, change, considering the
outlook, that may be looked for any
day. They have the stock and all
necessary paraphernalia for keeping
up the line in good shape, which
they will do without question. We
would not be surprised II In less than
amonth, or two at the furthest, they
would be running line into Metal
llne, the shire town Of the Pend
d'Oreille mining district. They are
Just the men TO take hold Of any
enterprise and that would DO an
undertaking they are eminently
qualified to carry out Messrs Gloy-
er & Gillian are experienced men in
the staging business and the frayel-
ing public viii always find them ac-
commodating men to deal with.
- copissof tho soiilers' Guido at Cloush
, 1885-03-07
PIcK.UPs AND PERSONALS.

The Sullivan troupe promises treat
for all hands.
- Col. L, B. Nash is over at walla Wal
a on a business trip.
j. II. Boyd has returned home from
his trip to Portland looking in prime con
dition.
- The town is filling up with strangers,
an indication OF better days that every
feels pleased to see.
- Louis Keubler, who has been clerk
ing at the Occidental Hotel at AIissoula
for some months, was thrown out Of Job
by the fire in that city a few days ago,
and is now stopping in this city.
Fred R. Reed, formerly Of this place
and since Of Heron and Spokane Fails,
came to town this morning to let hism
friends look at him. He is bound for
North Yakima to sec what is in it.-WalLa
Walld Journal.
- Hall & Martin have established a
change station for their stage line between
this city and Coeur d. Alene. II is located
a short distance west Of Cowley's bridge,
end is In the form Of a large tent where re-
lays Of horses with the necessary feed is
kept.
m. o. Mccoy, our county assessor
and one Ct the bully good boys Of Rock
ford, is in the city. Nc. reports that farm-
ers have already commenced breaking up
the ground in his soction. and that evarv-
, 1885-03-07
SUMMONS.


TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, "a
In the District Couft oi The Territory Of
Washington. and for the First Judicial Dis
trict thereof, holding terms at Cheney, Spo-
Arthur X, Woodbury., plaintiff, vs.. Douglas
Morton and Sidney b. Llninger, defendants.
The United States Of America to Douglas
Morton, defendant: You are hereby re-
qulred L appear in an action brought against
you by Arthur X. Woodbury., plalntlh, In the
District Court Of the Territory Of Washington
and forthe First Judicial District thereof hold
ing terms at Cheney spokane County In said
Territory to answer the com plant OF plaintiff
nled in spokane County, within twenty days
elusive Of the day Of service, II served
within said county; " not served with
IN said county, but within said district,
judicial district in the territory, In forty days.
II served by publication, within sixty days
after the date Of the nrst publication o. this
summons, or the said plaintiff will take Judg-
ment against you by default, according to the
prayer OF the complaint
THIS action Is brought 10 obtain a decree Of
this court for the foreclosure OF a mortgage Of
the 81 OF SEh and 81 q SWh, section :,
township p, range n, y, W. NJ, executed by
Douglas Morton, July H., 1888, TO secure the
payment Of a certain promissory note dated
July II, 1855, made by said Douglas Morton
for six hundred and nifty dollars, payable one
Woodbury., with Interest thereon at lH per
cent per month, together with ten per cent.
OF the amount due on said note a. attorneys
Ieth. lhNl ehlu pftltllhNh may ue sou luI Nlu
payment Of said note, Interest, attorneys fees
and costs OF suit. Thai plaintiff have execu-
tlon against said Douglas Morton for any
balance remaining due AFTER applying the
proceeds Of said sale 10 the payment Of said
note, interest and costs, and that said defend
ants and all Others claiming under or through
them be barred and foreclosed Of all right,
title, interest or claim In and 10 said mort
gagged premises and for other proper relief.
Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Washington
Territory, and Judge Of said court, and the
seal thereof afiixed, this 2ith day Of NOvsm-
Der, A. ID. 1884.
IL 81 A REEVES AYERS, Clerk.
By J. T. JoCEHARr. Deputy,
NASH a kINNAIRn, Plaintifns Attorneys
Date OF nrst publication, December, u, 1854
, 1885-03-07
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

New Orleans ia eating Ohio potatoes.
Rink .bnilding booms the saw ami plan-
ing mills.
Conyers, Georpia, has three more Lulu
Hearsts.
Lulu Hearst took in over $4,000 on her
northern tour.
One hundred and three horses last year
lowered their records to 2:25 or less.
Some Of the Canada clergy don't ap-
prove Of tobogganing.
Many sheep are being fattened on corn
in Michigan.
Alaska is said to have canvas-back ducks
Of uncommon aize.
One q, the nav valentine. contains a
, 1885-03-07
From whitman County.

Ed. SPOKANE REVIEW When
will we ever get a railroad through
this, to say the very heart Of the
great Palouse country? By what l
see in the REVIEW OF the 7th Of Feb,
there Is no prospect OF q railroad in
the near future, and why should
there not be when there is not an
other section Of country under the
sun that Is as rich and productive as
this, a country that will produce all
Of 30 bushels OF wheat per acre and
other products in proportion, and
the people all waiting patiently for
the railroad to be built and then they
will let themselves loose to raise
grain, and not until then will II be
done, as 20, 80 and 46 miles is too far
to haul grain even when it is a good
price, because 1t takes 10 much time
that 1t cannot be done, for we cannot
depend on much sleighing here in
winter time, and to make 1t pay to
raise wheat we must be near enough
to railroad to haul one and two
loads per day. l think Spokane
Falls, the future Minneapolis Of the
new northwest should do all IN their
power to get this great grain grow
ing country tapped by a railroad, for
all the wheat raised In the Columbia
river basin should be manufactured
into -four at the Falls as you have
one Of the finest and best water
powers In the world, and not until
then will your place take a boom as
It should for 1t is destined by nature
for the great inland city Of the new
northwest and would In a few years
have a population Of forty or fifty
thousand, Notwithstanding all talk
to the contrary. You have displayed
almost unequaled energy in the last
two or thr ee years, and don'i think
1t has been misspent for you have a
great country to back you and a
great scope Of It, but you must, at
least, have a railroad crossing before
you begin to swing the trade as you
should, for no town can make much
OF a town with just one line of road
through IL As a manufacturing city
II cannot be surpassed, for such places
are made as much by nature as by
men, and Spokane Falls Is one by ma
turg-With an extra touch In many
ways, and the people south Of the
Falls all knowing this are waiting
and praying for a railroad down this
way. They want to see the Falls
build up 80 that headquarters will be
near at home, but It does not look as
though the N. P. r. Rand the clti-
Eens Of the Falls are looking at this
as they should, at least I have not
been able to see that any effort has
been made to settle up the railroad
land. In this immediate vicinity
the land Is held too high, so much so
that immigrants will not take hold
Of It. 1t seems that the R. R. Co.
just run immigrants out here In Or
der to carry them back and get pay
both ways. l think the above are
matters that the r. r. Co. and the
citizens Of Spokane Falls are directly
interested in and that they should
give 1t due consideration and try 70
give the people and themselves fair
chance.
Snow has all gone down this way
and some plowing being done. The
weather could not be nicer than 1t
has been for the past two or three
weeks, but tonight it is raining.
EXAMINER.
Northeastern Whitman Co., W. T.,
Feb. 25, 1885.
, 1885-03-07

The following items from the Muir
nay Stm shows that our boys in
the mines are not idle and that they
are striking for a fortune. May they
gather In a vast store Of nuggets is
our wish; The Seotty Eriession bar
claim on Potosl Gulch was sold on
Wednesday evening to L. @. Cove
and George t. Crane Of Spokane
Falls for $500, cash. The property
adjolns the Bazard bar, recently sold
to Messers. Martin and Moriarty,
the Pennsylvanians. The claim will
be worked with all possible energy,
the people on the south side may
consider themselves fortunate in get
ting Messers. Cove and Crane to In
terest themselves there. Mr..
Cove went over the range
Thursday TO take charge Of the
ground, and Mr.. Crane left for Spo-
ksne Falls, but viii return by the
latter part Of next week.
Fifteen men have been set to
work on this claim at the mouth Of
Dream Guleh, and the work Of open
ing the ground Is pushed ahead with
vigor day and night Some excel
lent prospects have been obtained,
and It Is more than probable that the
richness Of the Wehfoot above will
be rivaled, II not surpassed. Mes
ers Cove, Crane and Alien, the ow-
ners, will take every advantage Of
the present favorable weather, and
they are settings good example to
many other claim holders.
, 1885-03-07
Summons.
Conntv n sDokana. ~

TERRfToRY oF wAsHIN0ToN, l.,
County Of Spokane.
In the District Court Of the Territory Of
Washington, and for the First Judicial
District thereof, holding terms At Cheney,
spokane County, In said Territory.
Mary Ann Palmer, plaintiff,
william J. Palmer, defendant
The United states Of America 10 william
]. Palmer, defendant! You are hereby re-
quired 70 appear In an action brought against
you by Mary Ann Palmer, plaintiff, In the
District Court Of the Territory Of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Cheney, spokane County, In
said Territory, To answer the complaint Of
plaintiff hled IN spokane county, within
twenty days HfteT the service OF this sum.
mons, exclusive Of the day OF service, 10
served In this County. II not served In this
County, but In said District, IN thirty days.
II served In any other Judicial District In the
Territory, In forty days. II served by publi-
cation. within sixty days afteT the date nf this
summons, or the plaintinwlll take ludgncnt
against you by default, aocOnding ~ the
prayer OF tho complaint said action Is
brought to obtain the dissolution Of bonds Of
matrimony now existing between plaintiff
and defendant; and also 10 obtain the custO-
dy OF the minor children of the said parties
-, Witness the Hon. :. c. Wlngard,
lsENL Associate Justice Of the supreme
u. = COur Of Washington Territory, and
eN-ohcio Judge OF said CouH, and the Seal
thereof afiKed, this 18Th day Of Nov, A =
1885,
by I. 7. BOCKHART, Deputy.
Hoover and Allen, p'tfs attorneys.
First pu hi IcaffCu Nov. n. 1881
, 1885-03-07
Administrators Notice.

In the matter of the estate Of L. W. Rlma, do
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that under and by
IN virtue Of an order OF tho Probate Court
OF Spokane county, Washington Territory,
the Undersigned has been appointed admin
istrator OF the estate Of L. W, Rima, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de
ceased will present the same, with the necea-
Hnry vouchers, within one year after dale OF
ihis notice 10 me, al my ONCE in Spokane
Falls, W. T. >, HEATH.
decreased.
HoovER a ALLEN, Attorneys.
Spokane Falls, W. T., Feb. z, 1885
, 1885-03-07

A copy Of the Settlers Guide to
Homes in the Northwest is on our table,
fresh from tho press Of the Spokane Falls
REVIEW. While Il is particularly dovot-
cd 10 the interests Of Spokane Falls IL
nevertheless gives a great deal Of valuable
and reliable information concerning the
country embraced within a radius Of one
hundred miles. The work is illustrated
with views Of The falls and several Of the
business houses, and reflects great credit
on the publishors and authors.-Sprague
Journal
, 1885-03-07
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OTFICE,l
Spokane Falls, W. T., Dec. 81, 1854
Complaint having been entered at this
once by Lewis J. Brace, Harrington, I.ln-
coin county, W. T., against Christopher
No, Sa52, dated April Is, 1884, upon the ef Of
ne y and sw Z Of pc \ and se Of NV \,
section q, township 2, range ~, In spokane
county, Territory Of Warrington, with view
10 the cancellation Of said entry. The said
parties are hereby summoned TO appear at
this ONCE on the 2lst day OF February, 1850, At
10 O'Clock a. m, TO respond and furnish tea-
timoDy concerning said alleged abandon
ment -
, 1885-03-07
NOTICE.


LAND oFFIcE AT SPOKANE FALIA,
w. T., December 6, 1854.
1tomplaint having been entered Al this Of
~ 1ce by Nelson Mury against william D.
Byphert for abandoningihia homestead entry
No. 8s28, dated May %, 1883, upon the nwH
section Is, township 25 n range q Q, in Spo-
kane county, W. T., with aviaw 10 the can
collation. Of said entry the said parties are
hereby summOnd to appear at this once on
the 24th day Of January, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony CON
oerning said alleged abandonment
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1885-03-07

-F. D. Anderson, ono Of our worthy
county commissioners, who has too much
self respect and plain sand to be bullduzed
by the Cheney ring, was. in the city Mon
day. From the way he starts in it Is owl
dent that the people OF Spokane county
did very wise thing whom thoy elected
him. he strives to do his duty without
favor or Partially, and 1t is evident tho
people Of the county seat do not like that
kind Of men. II they cannot uso a county
ofioer they havo no use for him. They
viii learn after a whilo that other portions
Of the county, as well as chonoy, must be
recognlzod.
, 1885-03-07
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFEIcE AT sPoEASE FAILS,
W. T., Feb. ~, 1874
Notice ts hereby given that the follow % 8
named settler has hled notice Of bis inteb c
TO make inal proof In support OF his ole r.
and that said proof will be made befors !he
United states Land once At spokane Salls
W. T., on April |, l8Si, ~ a. m, Viz! ChArlea
". Montgomery, administrator Of LEONARD r..
Montgomery, deccased. for the " swH see
ton V, and NJ nw1 section p, Township z
N Range 20 East W ".
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiVa-
tion nf said land, viz! =. p. sherwood, ThOs.
Brown, John Garrick, George McCrea, Of
Chewelah p. O., W.T..
, 1885-03-07
Summons.
rrRRIroEr or WAsnINornN.

COuNrY or SRoEANE.
IN Justices 'ouri, q. y. Weed, Justie1-f7 70
Il Louis Adams and Amelia Adams. YOU
are hereby notified that l. II. Whltehous1
has iled claim against you In said Co r.
which will come on TO bo heard at my once
In the city Of spokane Falls In spokane
County, W. T., on the "a day OF March, A.
d. 1885, at the hour OF | O'Clock p NJ, and
unless you appear and then and there an-
swer, the same will be taken as confessed
and the demand Of the plaintiff granted.
The object and demand Of said claim IL
TO recover the sum OF s2l.75, balance duo
for goods, wares and merchandise sold and
delivered TO the defendants Al their special
instance and request.
Complaint nied Feb ls, 1854
D. ?. WEED, J. P.
by A. Munter, plaintihns attorney.
First publication Feb 2l, 1854
, 1885-03-07

LAND oyTroI AT srcEASs FAhlA,l

LAND oFFIcE AT sPoEANE FAI.Is,(
Jan. 20, laeh
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention
10 make 1nal proof in support Of hia claim,
u. 8. Land ONCE al spokane Fails on March
8, 1888, At 10 a. M, vizi VIM. T. Gralg,
who made Hd. entry No. 100, for the e,f sex,
nEkss Sw X ne A'seo H. T. 2 N'rAnge
Re names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, snd cultivR-
Lashaw, r. Beherua, N. o. Mccoy, Of Rock
ford, W. T.
, 1885-03-07
Notice for Publication.


NOTICE ia hereby lven that the following
N named settler has fled notice Of bic l1.
tenti0n to make hnal proof In support q bis
fore tho Register or Receiver United Statas
Land once al Spokane Falls, W. T., uu Il b.
29, 1875, viz ]. ]. Pirer who mnde Home Mad
Lois 1 an; and r. !, Of seetIon g. Tp . n. 4 q i.
W. NJ.
Ne names the following witnesses " pruvs
his continuous residence upon, and -ulflv1-
tlon OF said land. via @. Howe, Frank 5.iylE,
II. b. Rolz ,Chaa Holhbird, Of PeOne P.O,, WI
jnl0 J. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Regiaier.
, 1885-03-07
]. n. ARMETRON0. RalIllar.
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLA, ". 7. |
Jan. II, lteG
Notice Ia horeby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intention
TO make nnnl proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof will Be- made before the
US. Land Odioe Al spokane Fhlls, W. T., on
March Sd, 1881, 10 a, m. .,viEi Charles y. Hocht
who made n. d. Entry No. looo for the ~
l,lOf Sec. "a, 7. q N, n. IS y. W, N.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
tlOn OF said land, viHi d, N. NerS, A. l.
Bradley, Chas. Worley, N. Mccoy, OF Rock
ford W. T. -
, 1885-03-07

- We hear considerable comment IN
regard to using Howard street as a foot
racing course, between the hours Of II p.
m. and fa.m. Foot faeing is a healthy
exercise and one that many people enjoy
witnessing, Dutai that time IN the twenty
four hours people are more anxious 70
WOO the drowry god than 10 look on At
any athletic sporia. Tho track ought TO
10 aslocad over ihu rigor vhare thsro \
more feom and 90 one to diaiurb
, 1885-03-07
Rest and be Refreshed.

TNHE NATIONAL HOTEL. Of sprague,'w
II. recently RENTED offers for emlgrants
and the public generally comfortable lOdE-
lngs and a 1rst class table. For commercial
travellers special accommodations including
a furnished sample room. The house IA bet
ter prepared than ever before to give entire
satisfaction to Us patrons, No pains spared
W, r, SKELETON, Pro.
, 1885-03-07
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT sPoKAEE FALLa, W, T.,
February 5. 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given that the follOW ing
IN named settler has flod notice Of hia lnten-
ton 10 make Anal proof IN support of his
United states Land Once, At Spokane Fails,
on March 10, 1886, At 10 A. n. yiEi Robot
FARLEY, weo made d. =. Entry No, SsiQ, Tor
theneH Of section %. To. . y, Of Rang a
r. ofE. W. NJ.
he names the following witnesses 70 prove
hisoontinuous residence upon and cultiv ion
strahorn, Jas. Miiroy, Jas. Dyer, Of spok ahe
r"i,sld nilsNtd I'M ARMSTRONG. Rcrister.
, 1885-03-07
To Whom It Nay Concern,

THE oo-partnership heretofore existing bo.
tween T. J. Brunk and ". ID. Halpn.
under nrm ndme Of 4. ], Brink A Co. was,
on the 21d day Of September, lssl. wholly DIS
viii b. continued by Z. 7. Brunk. -
oidAw T. }, nRrNH
, 1885-03-07

LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALIs,w t. |
January II, 1885. J
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of hiA intention
10 make hnal proof In support Of bis claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk Of the District Cour Of stevens eoun'
at Colvillc, W. T., on March ID, 1886, 70 am.
viz: Marmaduke r. Morton, who nled u. 9
No. l6lt, for the NV =, Of Seo- 10, Tp. 81 y
Of r. 4OE. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of, said land, viEi Louis Dro1, Char &c
Page, Joseph KOontz, William Boyd, Of Che
"'' NJ. ARMSTRONG, Raristsr.
, 1885-03-07

- We are glad to be able to state that
Mn. Hoover IL very much improved, and
fiiaho moeis with no hactsois, viii entire
iy recover IN a ahortims.
, 1885-03-07

The following township plsts have
Just been received At the United
States land Office m this citys
, 1885-03-07
NJ H. wIIITEHOUsE
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER,

Howord st., Spokane Falls. Special attention
paid to rupnrlnf nne watches. A good line Of
watches, oloks, iewelTyi specticlest eye glass
ea, &c, on hand. school books stationcry
notions, etc, IN the above stock.
, 1885-03-07
sPRAGuE PROPERTY
For Rent or Lease.
THE DIAMOND SALOON,

building situate1n the best business blooE
10 IN the city near court house. Insurance
light Enquire of
, 1885-03-07

- Copies Of tho Solilors' Guido at Cioush
4 Cos.
The Press., 1885-02-05

THE attempted assassination of Rossa, the New York dynamiter, is lamentable as another phase of the violent spirit that prevails among the socialishc clement of the country. Lamentable ss an effort to meet crime with crime, for Rossa is essen- tially criminal himself the less so that in his infamous course he is careful to keep out of the grip of the law. His as- sailant should meet stern justice, for out rage and violence should be put down if there is power m the government to do it. If there is not the 9ov6fnment should be made stronger. It is evident that if our republican form of government is ever to be accounted failure itl will be by the acts of those who style themselves simon pure republicans, but who are really for no government at all, but for unbridled li- cense instead-the philosophers of our beer shops, the working men" who never work, but eternally spout philosophy and theories of political science over their mugs and glasses.
The Press., 1885-02-05

A new complication ar,ses in the Nor wich bank embezzlement cases. Assistant Cashier Webb, it will be remembered, was also city treasurer,an among other charg- es against him was that he falsifed the books of the bank by consistently under stating the city deposit. The bank ofic- ials have now refused to pay the drafts of the city ou his account, alleging that the city has already overdrawn its account. The deposit books of the city collector show that thescity had deposited $8O, ,OOO in the bank up to Jan. IA. The bank s books show that the city has overdrawn the account $2l ,0OO, though as nearly as can be ascertained, only about $26, 900 has really been drawn by the city. The bank officials claim that the difference, amount. ing to some $75. GOO, was embedded by Webb from theeity funds, and that the bank is not responsible. In other words that Webb stobfhe money in the capacity of city clerk. father than as cashier. The city claims that the money was deposited, and that it is notresponsible for the falsi. flying of the banks books by its dishonest officers. Collector Dillaby has deposit slips from the bank. It is now believed that the question will have to be decided by the courts.