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, 1885-09-26

An item that appeared in the Re
VIEW Of Friday will have tendency
to mislead the farming community.
We have reference to the few lines
that referred to the value placed upon
barley ralsed In eastern Washington
for brewing purposes, wherein the
statement reads that that cereal Is
commanding from IS cents to Sl.lO
per btfshei In this market. The item
was written IS cents and Sl.l0 per
100 pounds, a great difference. As
high as the last figures has been paid
for an extra quality Of barley, the
lower figures, we believe, being the
ruling price. An unintentional error
Of this kind does considerable harm,
and we regret exceedingly that we
have been instrumental in giving
Circulation to any such report.
, 1885-09-26

Some weeks ago a couple OF pros
pectors dead broke and looking for a
chance 70 work In the Colyille mines
struck this city. They figured about
to ind some one who would grub
stake them until they could try their
luck In the northern camp. AL
Summers, Geo. Wooster and Harry
Gordon dubbed together and fitted
the men for a trip and they departed
on their journey. That they did a
wise thing In stalking the men is
now evident and the boys are about
70 reap their reward. News was re-
ceived by them Saturday that their
prospectors had struck a lead which
shows up even better than that Of
the Old Dominion. It's location is
not far from that mine. The young
men are Of course jubllant at reap
ing the reward earned by trusting
the strangers. A lot OF ore was sent
70 them which has been shipped to
Portland to be assayed. II our good
wishes will aid them any they will
turn out millinnalres.
, 1885-09-26

Scheeline Bros, our old established
merchants, have been resting on
their oars for sometime, so to speak,
their object being to dispose Of all
the surplus stock on hand as far as
possible and IN this they were very
successful. After studying the field
and deciding that 1t was a good one
to stay with they havei now bObbed
up to the surface once more, with
their old time energy and as a sam
pie Of what they propose to do they
now have stacked up In their NAM
moth store room thousands Of dol
lars worth Of dry goods, dress goods,
ready made clothing and an endless
variety Of goods 10 suit this market.
We doubt II there was ever larger
stock Of general merchandise con-
signed to one house In this territory.
A walk through the store In its pres
emf condition viii amaze even those
ulod % seeing heavy stocks Of mer-
chandise. Tho room Is literally
packed, and from floor TO ceiling arc
rynmids of goods, while The cellar
, 1885-09-26

A. c. Edwards is lending his as
sistance toward improving the east
end of Riverside avenue, that is al
ready attractive with numerous
cozy homes. He has just completed
one house, that is very comfortably
finished on the inside, which will be
occupied by Mr.. Patterson OF Walla
Walla, and Henry Brook is building
a foundation for n new residence, or
rather the wing Of a new residence
which Mr.. Edwards will put up for
his own use this fall and add extern
sively to it in the early spring. Be
sides this building Brook will con-
struct the foundations for two more
houses on the same lot, which will
be built upon next season. These
Improvements will prove a material
addition to the appearance Of the
eastern part Of the city.
, 1885-09-26

IA crowded to its utmost capacity.
Simon Oppenhelmer, who Is head
over heels In work that has become
necessary by the arrival Of this stock,
took US over the premises yesterday.
II would be impossible In hastily
written article to innumerate one
tenth part Of the stock carried. 1t
embraces everything In the wearing
line, besides carpets Of the richest
quality and pattern, groceries, to-
baccos, and In fact everything that
can he asked for in a general mer-
chandise house, ranging from the
most expensive down to the cheap
est. a squad Of clerks as well as the
manager are kept on the jump wait
ing on customers. The stock on
hand looks 50 large as to make one
doubt II a sale can ever be found for
the articles, but Mr.. Oppenheimer
informed us that his stock OF boots
and shoes, hats and caps, and gro
ceries are still on the road, and con-
sist Of sevenl car loads. Where he
will put them lis now the conun-
drum. There is no use talking
Messrs. Scheeline Bros. are prepared
for the fall and winter campaign as
few houses in the northwest. They
propose to make the Spokane market
sought after by those living far and
near by selling goods at prices never
before reached. Parties visiting our
city should not fail to call at the
house II for no other reason than to
see the wonderful selection Of goods
on hand.
, 1885-09-26
Hlgger PraIrie.

Very respectfully,
]. HOOVER.


+. NJ. Frank, one Of the owners Of
the Hunter lode at Mullan, Niger
prairie, brought over some extra
ordinary rich specimens Of ore from
the mine on Tuesday and placed
them in the cabinet at the bank Of
Murray, where they can be viewed
by the public. The rock is termed
argentiferous tetrahedrite, and car
ries gold, silver, copper, lead and
zink, with streaks Of white quartz.
1t is principally gray copper and
silver, however, and can be pared
with knife like metal. 1t is dis
tinctive from all other ores we have
seen from the Niger prairie region,
and is said to assay as high as S250O
ton. The extent Of the streak car
rying this high grade ore is not
stated, hut as the ledge is one Of
great width 1t is quite possible that
the Hunter will turn out to be bon
ANA that will eclipse everything on
the south side. The Hunter was re-
Gently bonded by a Mr.. Martin, Of
Salt Lake City, who is said to be the
agent Of the Walker brothers, the
millionaires Of that place. The work
Of development is now being pushed
forward on the Hunter under the d.
rections Of Mr.. Martin, and it is not
unlikely that II the favorable show.
ing continues with depth there will
be extensive reduction works al
Mullan before many months tran.
spire.
, 1885-09-26
Summons.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ! &
COUNTY OF SPOKANE.
Edward l.. Shannon, Plaintiff,

Edward L. Shannon, Plaintiff,
James E. Roe, Josie Roe, Alexander War
ner, Mara A. Warner, w. Abbott
Lewis, Fanny B. Lewis, F. A. Bettisr
Alice Belts, n. Mcknight shaw,
Frank NJ. Dallam, Alice Il. Dalam,
Defendants.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFFTHE
Territory Of Washington, and for the
Fourth Judicial District thereof, holding
terms at Cheney, Spokane County, in said
territory.
The United States. Of America, to James
f. Roe, Josie Roe, Alexander Warner,
Maria A. Warner, W. Abbott Lewis,
Fanny b. Lewis, +. A. Bettis, Alice
Belts, n. Mcknight shaw, Frank NJ.
Dallam, Alice II. DIllam, Defendants:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by Ed
ward L. Shannon, Plaintiff, in the Dis
trict Court OF the territory Of Washington
and for the Fourth Judicial District there
Of, holding terms at Cheney, Spokane
county, in said territory, TO answer the
complaint Of plaintiff, filed in Spokane
county, within twenty days after the ser
vice OF this summons, exclusive ofthe day
Of service, II served within said county;
II not served within said county, but
within SAID district, in thirty days; il
served within any other judicial district
in the territory, in forty days; IL served
by publication, within sixty days after the
date OF the first publication Of this sum
mons, or the said plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you by default according to
the prayer Of the complaint.
said action is brought, frst--TO ro-
cover the sum Of Two Hundr Vi and
Seventy-two and 5O-lOO dollars from the
defendant James L. Roe, with interest
thereon at one per cent. per month from
the Sd day Of April, 1884, upon promis-
sorry note made by said James f. Roe,
bearing date Of April Sd, 1884, and payable
to said plaintiff one year after date, with
interest as aforesaid.
Seoond-To foIeclose a mortgage bear
ing date April Sd, 1884, given l,y said de-
fendant lanes f. Roe TO said plaintiff, to
secure the payment OF the note Aforesaid,
upon the following described real estate,
situated, lying and being in the city OF
! Spokane Falls, Spokane county, and Ter
ritory Of Washington, to wit: Commenc-
| ing az the southeast corner OF the south
east quarter OF section seven "a in town
ship twenty-five (25) north Of range forty
| three (i3), T.. W. NJ, thence north along
the cast line Of aforesaid quarter section,
/ to the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter Of said quarter section, thence
west two hundred feet, thence south to
the south line OF said quarter section, at a
point two hundred feet west Of the place
Of beginning, thence east tw hundred feet
to the point Of beginning, containing six
and 2-33 acres, and to obtain the decree Of
the court directing the sale Of said prem
ises to satisfy any judgment that may be
| recovered upon said note, all interest
costs, accrued costs, and expenses Of sale
and an attorneys fee OF Fifty dollars.
! 'Third-And to foreclose all right claim
, 1885-09-26
Summons.


TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County Of Spokane.
NM. Covlav. plaintiT
"
Jobn Fabey. and
" W SteTart derendants.
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Iiat Is'sigt, tme,eoI no'l'IiB WIT,a ,I',..t a.
nehoy' 9P"Aahe county, III '"iN hoii'-
mo torE. IT,, ,.,..., ,.,..i., &, rat,,ro
'v I ~ ~, S,,,, ~ I,,,on,!
NY anu w. '''""'',
1oq are hereby required to appear IN
an acpon brought against You by NJ NJ:
Cowlgy, plaintiff, in the District court OF
the Territory Of Washington, and Tor the
Fourth Judicial District thereof, holding
terms at Cheney, spokane county, in
sad Territory, to answer the complaint OF
plhintifi, filed in Spokane county, within
twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons, exclusive Of the day Of service, II
Served within said county, Il not served
Nuhln saIu couh'yT out WuHln ~, Saiu us us
uict, Il IlIty 3tysi II seINeI Mlt,'ln aiiy
otner luulcii ulstrIIt III ti1 ~
iorty GaS served Dy Puni'cati"m, T., "i,L,
IN S,iNty uays aiter the uuto ol tle I,S hrsS
P,1,r PGpnGsS'on ,H GI tnls Sudllons oI ,me Sliu
aiiit Wii laHg JuGgiiielt ti asaiils, yGu
Dy tUIaui'' accorulhg 10 the prayer oi tno
ccIil llAlnt; IL. l., -, -. ...,,.-
udgmcnt against the dsfendant. Jobn
, 1885-09-26

IRON thc EhteFprse.I
Rockford is elated over the result
Of the recent game Of ball in which
the Spokane club was downed.
Stove wood is worth sl2j per cord
at this point.
Farmers are hauling their grain to
market, but find the roads pretty
badly cut up.
Quite a number Of Spokanites have
put up at the Palace and Rockford
hotels this week.
Miss Bertha Kenncy returned to
her home, six miles south Of Rock.
ford, last tuesday, from camp Spo-
kane.
Walters & WoOdcoch took over d
load Of passengers for tine circus al
the Falls last Saturday. Many Of
our citizens took in the show At
Cheney and the Falls.
Nearly fifteen hundred head Of
horses and colts passed through here
Friday. They belong TO IL drUveI
named Sears, who is taking them
from Nez Perce county, Idaho, tC
the Montana ranges.
As threshing nears completion
business hegins to assume more life,
Our city has been alive with farmers
during the week, marketing theii
grain and produce and buying pro,
visions and merchandise.
Mr.. d. Greenlee has purchased the
Rockford livery, feed and sale stab.
les, Walters & WOOdcoch retiring.
Mr.. B. Mason will act as manager Of
the stables. We are unable to learn
what the boys will go into, but it /:
to be hoped they will not leave town,
A John Chinaman was in town
this week from Spokane Falls, at.
tempting to locate a wash house.
The leper renamed a couple of days,
when one or two of our citizens
charitably advised him he had better
navigate If he wished to save his
neck.
p. v. Miner and Thos. Botham
started for Portland via the Falls last
Tuesday, to secure an adjustment OF
the insurance on their Touring mill
destroyed by FIRE.
Repeated complaints Of the very
bad condition of the roads to Spo-
kane Falls are now receiving the at
tention Of the proper parties, and ef.
forts will be made at the Falls and al
this place to raise a sufficient sum to
properly repair the same. Recent
rains and the hauling Of grain have
cut up the roads and immediate re-
pairs should be made.
The Rockford boys are jubilant
over their unexpected victory, and
1t is hard to tell what rash things
they won't be guilty Of. Al. Bra
man and "Dick" Botham declare
they will marry. Wilbur Waltman,
though married, threatens to do the
next best thing, and il the remaining
members do nothing worse than
"palnt the town red" we may feel
thankful. But wait until you meet
the Falls boys on their own grounds;
II you don't get black eye it won't
be for the lack of very good inten-
tions on their part, you may depend
ont.
, 1885-09-26
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 81
EnI-aIN nE gEnE AVE ~

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, $.
COUNTY or SPOKANE.
In the District Court of the Territory Of
District thereof, holding terms at Cheney,
Spokane county, In said Territory.
John II. Ward, Plaintiff,
George Brandt, Elise Brandt, Fred
crck Post W. L. Bean, J. $. Rosen-
baum and David Goldsmith defend
ants
The United States Of America, to George
Brandt, Elise Brandt, Frederick Post, ".
L. Bean, j. s. Rosonbaum, and David
Goldsmith, defendants:
You are hereby required TO appear in an ac-
tlon brought against you by John II. Ward,
plaintiff In the District Court OF the Terrific
ry Of Washington. and for the Fourth Judi
cial District thereof, holding terms at Cheney,
spokane county In said territory to answer
the complaint OF plaintiff, hled in spokane
county, within twenty days aficr the service
u this summons, exclusive Of the dag Of
service, II served within said county; u not
served In said county, bat within said dis
trct, In thirty days; ifseryed within any 9TH
er Judicial district In the territory, In forty
days; y served by publication, within sixty
days after the date Of the nrst publication OF
this summons, or the said plaintiff will taEe
judgment against you by default, according
to the prayer Of the complaint
said action Is brought TO rpcOverthe sum of
Two Thousand Dollars, with interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum from the 2lst
day OF June, 1851 to the ID day Of ofsePtember,
DOllars, at the rate Of ten per cent.Per annum
from the 3d day Of September, 1891, and for
Interest upon ono Thousand Dollars at tho
rate Of one and One-halfpe cent. per month
from the Sd day Of Septem Der. 1854 and for
costs and disbursements Of suit, and an addl-
tiOnal ten per cent. OF the amount collected
for nttonrcy's fees, as provided in SAID notes
aud mortgages.
2. To foreclOse u mortgage, bearing date
September8 3, lsSL giveu' by George Brandt
and Elise Brandt, TO secure the payment OF
the note Aforesaid, upon the following de-
scribed property Lots twelve, 70, thirteen n,
fourteen II, fifteen IS, sixteen IS, seventeen
u, eighteen Is, nineteen 10, twenty %, TWEEN
ty-Ou0 p, twenty-five %, twenty-three 2j,
tweniy-four a. twenty-five 25, and twenty
six 70, In block twelve y, In Posts addition
10 Ihd town OF Spokane Falls, county and
territory Aforesaid, and TO obtain the decree
Of the court directing tho sale OF said premls-
es to satisfy the recovery In this cnuse upon
said note, all Interest, costs, accrued costs
and expenses Ofsale and an attorneys fee.
3 To charge the said defendants, W. l..
Bean, J. x. Rosenbaum and David Gold
smith, as encumbrances OF said premises,
subsequent To said mortgage, and for general
relief
Witness the Hon. George Tur-
neT, Associate Justice OF the su-
( SEAL. Prcme Court Of Washington Terri
and the Seal thereof am Ned, this
9TH day Of september, A D. 1855.
d. A. CLEMENT, Clerk.
J. H. WooD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication, September 5, 1885,
, 1885-09-26

A singular incident is reported to
us by G. P. Dart. Last week E. J.
Bower was engaged with his thresh-
ing outfit on a field in the vicinity
Of Spangle, cleaning up on the last
Of the run, when suddenly, without
any more report than a puff, similar
TO that Of a locomotive starting up; a
huge volume Of fame and smoke
burst nom every orlhce and ereviee
in the separator. There was just one
puff, as though an explosion had oc-
cured. The fash slnged the whisk-
ers Of Mr.. Bower, who was feeding
the machine, and set some straw on
FIRE. Water happened to be handy
and the fire was at once extlnguished.
Upon examination the mechine was
found to be all right, and in few
minutes work was going on as usual.
The men cannot account for the eX-
plOsiOn. There was a head wind on
and the marhine was cleaning up
very rusty wheat at the time.
, 1885-09-26
Summons.

TERRITORY OF wAsHINGTOS,l
CoUNTY OF SPOKANE,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TER
i rit0ry Of Washington and for the Fourth
Judicial District thereof, holding terms at
Cheney, Spokane County, IN said territory.
May kincaid, plaintiff, vs. Benjamin p.
KlDcnid, defendant
The United States Of America, to Bcnjam
=, kincnid, defendant! You are hereby re-
CURED 10 appear In an acton brought against
you by May kinclid, plaintiff, In the District
Court Ofthe Territory Of Wellington and for
the Fourth Judicial District thereof; holding
terms At Cheney, spokane County, In said
territory, TO nnswcTthc complaint Of plHintin
hled IN Spokane county, within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, exclusive
mot served in said county but In said dis
trict, In Thirty days. II served In any other
judicial district In the Territory, In forty days,
II served by publication, within sixty days
after the date Of the first publication Of this
summons, or the said plalntln will take judy
ment against you by default, according to tho
prayer Of fthe'complaint.
said action Il brought to obtain Judgment
Of the court dissolving the marriage between
plaintiff and defendant upon the ground of
defendants neglect and refusal to provide for
tho support Of the plaintiff
Witness the Hon. George Turner,
- Associate Justice Of the Su-
il Ptem,c Cogr, o. WsshlnEion iers
~ and the seal thereof am iNcd, this
18th day OF July,A. n. lSs5
II. A. CLEMENT, CLERK.
W. NJ. MURRAY, plaintln's attorney.
First publication July "a, lssl
, 1885-09-26

The Niagara skating rink, as the big
place Of amusement will hereafter be call,
ed, is to be run by Messrs. Frothingham
a Co., and the gentlemen propose to make
it pleasant resort for all who enjoy the
pleasant exercise Of roller skating. The
room will be repaired and put in order tC
be opened the lst Of October.
, 1885-09-26
NOTICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,l
Spokane Fails, W. T., July q, 1885, I
Complaint having been entered at this
ofiice by Nell Macl cod, against Horace Il.
Merrill Tor abandoning his Homestead Entry
No. tll7, dated May ~, 1884, upon the =,
sec. and N i, mel. section 5, township 81, n
range 80 e, in Stevens county W. T., with
ylcwtO the cancellation OF said entry. The
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this ofice on the llth day Of September,
1881, at 10 oc'clOck a, m, TO respond and fur-
nlsh teHtimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
ly2i-Ow J. NJ. ARMSTRONG. Register.
, 1885-09-26
Notice for Publication.

sept. II, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice OF his Intention
TO make Anal proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
George W. Harvey, notary public, al Fort
Spokane, w. T., on Nov. 3, 1885, viz; James
nr. ~, EWM. He names the following wit
nessea 10 proverbs continuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of, said land, viEs
James Stnntcr, Frrd lWendt, Henry fBrogcT,
II NJ. Ellis, nli of Tuntcrss, W. I.
is j. VI. ADAMS, HegisWr.
, 1885-09-26
Administrators Notice.


In the matter OF the estate of L. r. MontEom-
cry.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that, pur-
~ suant To an order Of the Probate Couit of
stevens county, W T., the undersigned ad-
ministntOr viii offer AT public sale the fol-
lowing described real estate: The ~ O. sw1.
section l8, and the nj Of nwlf, section a, In
cept a strip ten 40 rods wide from Me west
side Of nw14 Of nw1, section a Aforesaid, on
Tuesday, september !, 1885, at | O'Clock ?. N. ,
sale: One-half cash on day Of sale, balance
to be secured by mortgage for a teTgi Of six
months from day Of sale, at II per cent In
tcrest per month.
Dated, Colville, W. T., Aug 7, 1885
G. II. MONTGOMERY,
Administrator Of estate Of l.. X. Montgomery,
deceased
, 1885-09-26
Notice for Publication.


UNIrED STArEs LAND OFFICE,
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., June 28, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N named settler has fled notice OF his In
toutiun To make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be mnde be-
fore the Judge Of the District Court for Stew
ems Co, or IN bis absence before the Clerk Of
District Court. at CoiN,ii,, W. T., On Sent.
Z, 1876, lOA. ". viz: touthcr W. Meyers, who
made D. =. entry No. 52il for the = zw =
81 E.W, NJ.
Eo names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlyR-
uon Of said land, viz: George X, McRc1,
Of ChewclHh, Adam ArElOld Of Colvll'c, A.
mond NOyes and Manuel Felix Of Mar, US, all
Of stevens county, W. T.
}. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1885-09-26
Notice for Publication.


AANNAN MNlAlN
LAND OFFIuE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W. T.,
August ~, 1885,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
N named settler has hled notice Of his lntcn-
ton to make final proof In support Of his
cllm, and that said proof will be made before
thQClork OF the District Court Of stevens
on October y, lsSi, viz: Henry Martin,
who made Pre-emption d. s., No. atSI for the
IA y NV and " y, ne :, See p, Tp. IS y, Of
Range 20, T.. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
mis- continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz Henry Laundry. John
Hoist. Roger sullivan and Leopold be Rud-
der, all Of Colville, W. T.
, 1885-09-26

A report was in circulation Saturday
eN ening to the effect that new and rich
strike had been made in the Coeur d'Alene
mining camp and that there was great ex-
citement over II.
, 1885-09-26

On Friday morning man arrived
on the morning train and put up at
the st. Louis hotel. At breakfast,
two hours after his arrival, he COM
planned Of being i'll and was helped
out into the air in the rear Of the
premises, and died while being re-
moved. An examination of his.va-
-lise by Dr. Keylor and Statesman
reporter shows his name to be Dun
can +. Cook, who arrived from Spo-
kane Falls. From a bottle Of medi-
cine from IA Spokane druggist, and
prescriptions, he evidently was sub
Ject to such attacks. In his pocket
was found receipts for provincial
revenue up to Dec. 1886, dated last
August, which proves that he had
been working on the Canadian Pa
citic railroad. There was also re-
ceipt for a registered letter received
at DrummOnd, Wisconsin, addressed
to Marion Cook, Montreal. Also let
tiers addressed to other friends in
Canada. DIR. Keylor has charge Of
them and will notify the writers of
the death.
This afternoon is Picard's office II
jury was empaneled, consisting OF
Frank J. Parker, George F. Edmis-
ton, NJ. B. Ward, V. D. Lambert,
Paul d Heirry and +. Reed. DR..
Bingham made a post mOrtem exam
inatiOn, finding that the deceased
came to his death from yrlvular dis
ease Of the heart, and the jury re-
turned a verdict in accordance.
, 1885-09-26

- Miss Hazel Dart will take charge Of
the public school at Marshall next Mon:
day. This is the second term that the
lady has managed the school at that place,
and she has been very successful and has
given the utmost satisfaction In the posi-
tion.