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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-04-04

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, 1885-12-05
dom, grit and perseverance, Of a city
Of an older civilization.

dom, grit and perseverance Of u city
OF an older civilization.
PERSONAL NOTES
There Is quite an Oregon colony To-
Gated here, the members Of which
are among Spokane's most energetic
citizenA
Htrry c. Hayward, formerly con-
Quoted q stencil business on Morrison
street, Portland, Is one Of the pro-
prietor Of a cigar and sportsmen
emporium.
j. II. Boyd, formerly Of the Mer-
chants Exchange and Pantheon sa-
sOOns, has one Of the largest hard
wnre and tinware stores In tOwn,and
is as busy M a bee.
b. II. Bennett Il cashier Of the
hank Of Spokane Falls, owned by A.
NJ. Cannon and others, and il the
head Of u large and respectable fam
lly consisting OF n wife and one
child.
Al. Summers, formerly barkeeper
at the EsmOnd hotel, has a large
and brilliant saloon on the principal
street.
Gus. Linden, Is clerking for DOe-
weinberg Bros, general merchandise
dealers.
Harry Gordon, formerly Of the
now defunct Elite, has a SELDOM here
that resembles closely It's namesake,
the Bureau,of Portland.
G. +. ClOugh, the urbane CONNER
cial traveller for Cunningham, Curtis
& Weleh, has a large book and sta
tlonery store on Howard street and
I 8 doing brisk business.
ID. l.. Iiashier, Of the safe firm
that formerly held forth on Front
and Stark streets, Is manager Of a
brunch Of A. p. HOtaling & Co.'s
wholesale liquor store.
Gen. Wooster, a former purser on
the Columbia and Willamette rivers
Is book-keeper for HOtallng 4 Go.
A. NJ. Cannon, formerly general
agent for the Singer s. NJ. Co, Is
mayor OF the city and president OF
the hank OF Spokane.
J. J. Browne, formerly superln-
tendent Of public schools In this
county, is one Of the leading cap
itallsts and lawyers here.
Mrs. A. J. Warner, predecessor Of
Hartman a Co, Is here and has a
neat rent roll.
H. A. Griffith, formerly with l.
G. McCormac Of East Portland, Is
ready and willing 10 paint"the town
red, p as he Is painter and Is max
ing money.
+. II. Moore, an ex-eommerciRl
traveller, is president Of the first
national hank.
Greed Flood Is here and will leave
for the COlville country TO take q
responsible position
Peter Dueber, an old Portlander,
has large saddle and harness man
ufactory, and Is q member OF the
city council
j. g. Demert formerly with G.
II. Woodland, has a splendid drug
store and Is doing we'll.
Grover B. Simpson, assisted by
his brother Clarence, Is managing
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S office m Spo-
ane.
J. NJ. Kinnalrd, formerly registry
clerk Of the Portland postofflce, Is a
leading attorney Of Spokane.
But / am afraid this letter will
grow beyond limits and so will close
Tor the present, hoping to meet you
again In my letter on the COlville
country. w. NJ. SIMPSON.
, 1885-12-05

Lee and Mitchell completed their
work on the new drop curtain for
the opera house yesterday, and we
must say that 1t a great improve
ment upon the awkward work Of art
that for so long a time inflicted
the audiences at that house Of
amusement The new curtain rep
resents at the top double drapery,
the chief figure being a central panel
containing bit of mountain scenery,
with water In the foreground.
Around this panel in sections, are
clustered advertisements of a num-
Dor Of business houses In town which
will give food for the studiOusly in
ellned during waits In perform
ance. Curtains have also bcen paint
ed over the white cloth panels that
formerly shut in the bOxes,Or Orihces
intended for boxes, and will put an
end TO the phantom pictures that
formerly added zest to visit to the
theatre, those pictures being pro-
dueed by actors and actresses during
their preparations before coming on
the stage. The curtain is q credit
to messrs Lee 4 Mitchell,
, 1885-12-05

We have received the first number
Of the MORNING REVIEW, published
at Spokane by our Old-time friend,
Frank Dallam. Besides being well
filled locally, the paper contains spe-
eial dispatches and ably handled edi-
torlals Go in, Dallam, old socks, and
oil the III we wish you Is that you
may grow immensely rich and re-
member MS when you kick the final
beam.-HarringtOR Times.
The Spokane Falls daily REVIEW,
one Of the brightest newspapers pub
lished on the line Of the Northern
Pacific railroad, has changed from an
evening to a morning paper, in
creased in size a column aud added
full special report. Its advertising
columns present a healthy appear
ance which evidences the fact that
the REVIEW is duly appreciated by
the business men Of the enterprising
town in which 1t is published. A
well patrOnlzed newspaper Is a sure
index Of a prosperous tOwn.-LfUflg-
stone AEaterpriSe.
The Spokane Falls REVIEW has
been changed TO a morning paper, is
greatly enlarged, and takes the spe-
cial dispatches. II Is a most excel.
lent paper, excellently patrOnized.-
Truckee RepnbiodR.
, 1885-12-05

NJ -. -. Asf..-a g.. Al,
MoIu ~ ,e1n p..s,,ss 5..iNsi iIoin the
~ Nv, =, wy i',ii.o - lh9
eileg. ',l''' ~ ~, ,ii,'', s
PlOH'es,,,'' aliu Us ~ % wv ", W eio Bood
'oi a'i'Ai's i''A "''S W N''
1t will take something more than
rain 10 stop outdoor labor In this civ.
Buildings are going up all around us, and
II looks a. though snow would no shut
out operations In the line Of improve.
nenis.
- That clover gentleman, Auditor B, c.
Van Huuten, WAS among the visitors in
tho city Yesterday. Van Ia looking we'll
and is doing good service for the people
In the AUDITORS office. We hope he will
become resident of the Falls through
the removal Of the oillce to this city be-
fore another year rolls around.
II, - -. ., eli. s,.-
nAIIy =; lOunH, o, V' olNAsI' oteN'hs
IL ~ te gl'y on ~ 'oocaloh
~ ~ Nlsll, il'rIy = que o. tle oIl tliilefs OF
t.lis seStloh, anu y, as sucn n 5 seui Pleas-
hi,t iluls'iI Ii.,; 70 AiloM. Nv olu Doy
i't'.o uioto ii, man usul,
, 1885-12-05

Badger, or Nashland, Is the COM
ing town Of Douglas county. 1t Is
situated at Badger mountain, the
well-knOwn land mark Of the Big
Bend country, and possesses such
elements as insure for it permanency
and a large growth when that coun-
try Is connected with either rail com
munications with the outer world,
or by water via the Columbia river.
The town was named after Col. l.. b.
Nash, Of this city, who has consider
able property In tho immediate vi
cinity. The town Is very convent
emily ard pleasantly located, so ms to
be In casv communication with the
magnificent farming country that
extends In every direction for miles.
Col. Nash Il so well pleased with the
prospects OF that section that he pro-
poses to put in almost his entire time
ut Nashland next summer. He Is
now building flour mill at that
place, and will add saw mill In the
spring and also a weekly paper. The
Big Bend, and especially that pOr-
tlUn Of 1t surrounding Badger noun
tain is gradually filling up with set
tiers. II contains some Of the chOic-
est agricultural landsin the territory,
ard as Il Is almost all open to culti-
walton, heavy immigration Is ex-
pected next year. The Big Bend Is
destined to be the great grain pro-
ducing center Of the northwest, and
It Is bound to build up one lal ge
place In the vicinity, and rs Nash
land has all the elements requisite
and necessary to attract about 1t a
population, that place will necessar-
ily become the metropolis Of that
section.
, 1885-12-05

Last Friday evening at the free
reading room, in this city, ameeting
was held for the purpose Of Organi-
zing a literary association for general
work. Had there been an issue Of
the daily on Friday notice to the
public would have been given Of the
proposed meeting as was intended.
As Il was, a goOdly number OF peO-
pie gathered and a preliminary or
ganizatlon perfected. The meeting
was called 10 order by Prof. Vest
fall, and NJ. II. Cusick was made the
Temporary chairman, and Miss
BrOclman the secretary pro tenn.
After a general discussion as to
what II was intended that the nature
OF the society should be, 1t was deci-
ded that Il should be a society for
general debates and discussions, de-
claiming, reciting, reading, essays
and the like. Two committees were
appOlnted-One to draft constitution
and bylaws, to be submitted at the
next meeting, to be acted uPoni the
other to prepare a programme and
provide a time and place for next
meeting.
Notice Of time and place Of next
meeting together with programme,
will be published soon.
, 1885-12-05
SUMMONS,

TERRITORY OF WARRINGTON, :.
COUNTY OF sfOKANE,
In the District Court q the Territory Q
District thereof, holding terms ut Cheney
Spokane county, In said Territory.
John II. Ward, PLAINTIFF
George Brandt, Elise Brandt, Fred
erick Post W. L. Bean, l. s. hOsen-
baum and David Goldsiein, defend
ants.
The United States OF America, to George
Brandt, Elise Brandt, Frederick Post, ".
l. BEAN, J. 5. Rosenbaum, and David
Goldsmith, defendnnN3
You are hereby required to appear In an ne-
tiOn brought against you by John II. Ward.
plaintiff, In the District Court OF the Terrific
Ty OF Washington. and for the Fourth JUDI
clin District thereof, holding terms at Cheney.
spokane county in said territory 10 answer
tie complaint Of plaintiff, hled In spokane
county within twenty days after the service
OF this summons, exclusive Of the dap Of
service, n served within said county, II not
served In said county, but within said dis
lrirt, In thirty days; n served within any 9th
er Judicial district In the territory, In forty
days; y fscrycd BY publication, within sixty
this sum mons, or the said plaintiff will take
Judgment against you by default, according
To the prayer Of the complaint
said action y brought 10 recover the sum Of
Two Thousand Dollars, with Interest at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum from the 2lst
day OF June, 1881, to the 81 day Of september,
Dollars at the rate Of ten per cent. per annum
from the ID day Of September 1871, and for
interest upon one thousand Dollars at the
rRte Of one and Oue-hhlf per cent. per month
from the Sd day Of September. 1884 and for
costs and disbursements Of suit, and an hddi-
tlonai ten per cent Of the amount collected
for attorneys fees, as provided In SAID notes
and mortgages.
2 To foreclose a mortgage, bearing date
September 3, 1881, given by George Brandt
and Elise Brandt, 10 secure the payment OF
the note aforesaid, upon the following de-
scrihed property: Lots twelve, u, thirteen Is.
fourteen IL, nfteen l5, sixteen 10, seventeen
II, eighteen Is, nineteen 10, twenty %, TWEEN
ty-one p, twenty-five p, twenty-thTee y,
twenty-four p, twenty-five 25, and twenty
six d, In block twelve Y, In l'Osts addition
TO The town Of spokane Tails, county and
territory aforesaid, and to obtain the decree
Of the court al rprtlnF tho sale Of said Drcmlz-
eH tO satisfy the recovery In this cause upon
! sald note, all Interest, costs, accrued coats, ,
and expenses OF sale and an attorneys fee.
& To charge the said defendants, W. L.
| Bean, I. X. ROsenbnum and David Gold
stein, a. encum brnnccs Of said premises T.,
subsequent to said mortgage, and for general
relief
Wilkes the Hon. George Tur-
neT, Associate Justice Of the Su-
SEAL. pTcme Couu Of Washington Terri
ritory, and Judge Of said Court,
49, and the seal thereof anixed, this
9TH day OF september, A u. 1885.
d. A. CLEMENT, Clerk
J. h wooD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
FIrzt publication, November s, lsSh
, 1885-12-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tho
N duplicate assessment roll OF spokane
county, for the year 1855, Is now In my posses
sion, for the collection of the taxes levied
therein. That taxes will be delinquent on
the 8lst dayO December next, at o'clor h. P.
NJ and, that unless paid prior hereto, ten per
cent will be added to the amount thereof, hs
penalty, and interest charged at the rate OF
twenty per cent. peTannum, from date OF de-
liuquency until paid.
Time aud place for the payment Of said
taxes will be, during once hour AZ trensu-
rer'g office In the city Of Cheney In said cuun-
", from and after the date OF this notice, sun
days excepted.
SAMUEL GRAY.
Treasurer Of spokane County.
B rhcpEg Wash Tor tk.t 70 1871
, 1885-12-05

Iwish to say to the good people Of
Spokane Falls that as l was busily
engaged In reading a paper at the
reading room to-day, a gentleman
stepped up to me, presenting a pa
per containing a number Of sigma
lures, sayiag; "Here Is something 1
would like for you 10 sign; there has
been a petition gotten up to have
the county seat moved from Cheney
to this place" "All right" / said.
50 I readily signed it. Soon after
wards / found that in place Of,sign-
ing a petition 10 that effect, had
signed a remonstrance instead. l
wish II understood, however, that /
do not wish TO cast any unkind re-
Elections upon the gentleman, for he
appeared to be a very fne man. Had
waited until he finished his story,
he doubtless would have explained
II. / said nothing about II, however,
thinking / would keep the Joke, but
as have no use for 1t, give II
away. Hereafter l shall carry pen
and pencil right with me, ready tC
sign anything that comes along
without even looking to see whaI
&C. CALL
Cnol.nne FaIls. Nor. 40
, 1885-12-05

LAND oFFICE AT SPoKAnE FALIs,W T. /
October p, lsSi-
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filcd notice Of his Intention
to make nnal proof In support Of his claim;
and that said proof Will be made before the
Register and Receiver OF U. s, Land once At
spokane Falls. W. T, on Dec, 18th, 1885, viz.
Frederick NJ. Perkins who nled d. 4. entry
No. 5O5I, for the nwlf, w, WI, nwA. Of
40, y. ". NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and culuyh-
tion OF said land viz: Guy Halnea, Of walk
er's Prairie p. 0. W. T., Thomas Flett, ofCha-
welah P. o., W. T., James y. Glover and VIII
liam r. wells, Of SpOkur Falls. ". 7.
J. 81. ADAMS, Register.
, 1885-12-05

Ls RIehau'a Golden nalsam No.
Cures Chanerea, hrIs and second a,agvs,
Sores en- the Legs and BODY; Sore Ea.u,
Eyes, Nose, etc, CoppoT-eolorsd Biotches,
syphilitic eatarTh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary forms Of the disoass known a.
syphilis. Price, IS 90 per Bottlr,
Ls Riehhu'a Golden Halaana Ne.
Cures-rertiary MerouTiAl syphiliue Rhsu.
matism, Pains In tho Bones, Palms In the
Head, back q the Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, syphilitio Rash, Lumps and con.
trActed Cords, SiiGneEl Of the Llmha, and
endieateB al disease from the system,
whether caused BY inl scrctirn or abuse
a Mercury, leaving the b I'D pure and
healthy. Price IS 90 per ToitIs.
La kichau'a Golden Hianiah Anti
doto for the cure q Conorrhma, elect,
irritation Gravel, and al Urinary or Gsni.
IA disarrangemrnts. Prize ~ 50 per
Bottle.
L. tishau', Golden spanish In
i~otinn, Tor u7vere clars of G1norrh,HA,
lnhAmm- toy Glost sthctur, ,Ge. PFies
u 50 Ter nottle.
Iso uiehau'a Golden Ointment
foe ths - et.yc heal.nzof sypAllitle Sore,
sni srup 9n.. Prize 81 90 per Boz.
Lo Riehaasa Golden Pil Nerve
and DFa treatment, iuus Of physical pow.
e., oxuCss or OvcFwork. irustTatlon, etc.
Price e. 90 per noH.
Tsnie sd NcTvlnr.
Sent ,vcryuherc, e. q. D., iscara'y pacEei
per express
c. y. RICHARDS & co. Agents.
~ L ~ Sanssrnc street. Corner by,
S'n rranHisno. cal.
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE.
, 1885-12-05
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

We wish tn notify farmers that ours SPO-
KANE FANNING MILL is now ready
for the market. We have constructed
thrSe mills out Of the best material, and on
tho most approved modern principles.
They have 20 per cent more capacity than
the ordinary mill, and the most approved
pattern Of zinc riddles for separating oats
and barley from wheat are furnished with
each mill. We are selling them At a price
far below what mills have heretofore been
sold at. Call and sec them lat the factory
on Post street, )and try them to your salts
faction.
THE SPOKANE MFG CO.,
Spokane Falls, w. T.
, 1885-12-05
Notice Capitalization.


LAND OFFGcE AT SPOKANE FALLS W. T
a October 10, ISIS.
Notice Is hereby given, that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his Intention
70 make hnRl proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
Il, :. land once at Spokane Falls W. T.. on
pee, I, lssS, at 10 a, m, viz: John VI. Creson.
who made Homestead entry, no 81, for the
sci. section p, Tp %. n. X. 81, r. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
Ms continuous residence upon and cultlvn-
tinn Of sad land, viz: J. NJ. Dlmpscy, Of SpO-
kane Falls NJ. Bolon. and William DOnley, Of
Mondovi, and John wlckham, q Caps, w.
T. J.. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1885-12-05
Call from the Eastern WRahinEtOn
WOman's Christian Temper
Rnec Union.

WHEREAS, The legislature of
Washington territory will convene
on December eth, and as the import
mt petitions, prohibition and sci en-
tlfic temperance education, will
come up before them for considera-
tiOn, the former praying for law
prohibiting the manufacture Of In
tOxicating liquors, the latter for a
law requiring the nature and objects
Of acOhOlic drinks upon the human
system to be taught In our public
schools, and feeling rs we do the
importance Of these questions TO our
growing civilization, we earnestly
request all the w. G. T. unions Of
east Washington, and all pastors OF
churches to observe Sunday, Decem-
Der 9th, as a day Of prayer, beseech-
ing Him who ruleth the nations Of
the earth, to lead our Legislators to
thoughts and measures Of righteous
legislation.
MRS. L. A. SwTTzER, Pres. 4
Supt. Of legal dept Z. W.
w. c. T. U.
Mrs. +. G.. TRIMBLE, Cor. Sec.
Mrs. A. p. CRYSTAL, Treas.
Mrs. STELLA w. TRAvER,
Cor. Sec.
Mrs. J. A. MERRIMAN, Supt.
Scientific Temp. Ed'n.
, 1885-12-05
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFIcE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W.T.
November Is, l3Sh
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hlcd notice Of his Intention
to make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before U. =.
Land ONCE, at Spokane Falls, W. T.. on
January 5, at " A NJ, ISs8, viz Edward
WugnOT, who made Homestead entry No.
4OA FOR the SwL section ?. Tp 2b, n. u. 10 +.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz: Lewis Majors, Neil
Smyth, John HOwden, VIM. HOwden, all Of
D' j. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1885-12-05
Notice.

U. r, LAND OFEiCE,
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., Oct. n, 1854
Complaint having been entered At this Of
nee by Charles W. Williams against John u.
Hagan for abandoning his homestead entry
No 1912, dated May y, 1888, upon the x
Of section q, township Q, range "a east, in
spUkRnc county, W, T., with a view 10 the
cancellation Of said entry, the said parties
arc hereby summoned to appear at this once
on the 9Th day Of December, lssi, at O'Clock
p. M, To respond and furnish testimony con-
oernlng said alleged abandonment
J. NJ. ADAMS, Register
, 1885-12-05
Notice Of Final Proof.

October q, 1885.
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intention
to make hnal proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before tho
Register or Receiver At Spf kane Nils, on
December II, 1875, At I p. M, viA.i william
II. Maxwell, who made d. g. nlinE No. $50
for the lots 4 and Q, section u, township 2a
north, range q east.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultlvu-
ton Of said land, viz; c. a. AbsOlom, n. G
Hay ward, James Morris, and II, l.. Bur
goyne, Of spokne Falls, ". 7.
J. n. ADAMS, Register.
, 1885-12-05
SUMMONS.

TRuRTTORy OF wAsuTNGTON
COrSTY oF sPoKASE -
49,, .-.. -, "A. -,
IN 'ne ulH'Flct SwuIt oi !he tetrlInIy y Hsh- h
iLs.",,' anu " ", Wy oii' ~ Susi''ial ~ Il-
u lS1 nv nv SI' o'Gtus a. y a , iila ~ - ueH'''
7PoA"l' N'N"''' 90 HN'u 'eii"Ni9'
Dell T. Lnshier, Plaintiff,
versus
= 49, ,,.,...,,
\. r. M"yne"' b'I'huNh''
The United STATES OF America to A. +. May
hcw, defendant:
Yon are hrreby rcoulrcd IN npnrar IN nm
action brought Against YOU by non n LASH
Ter. plnintiff in fbe distrirt c6urt Of ths Ter
rifoSy ~ W,zhinTton and mr. ne F,urtb IN
dIciai Irstri.i tbert,it bniding terms M gbc-
ps,, sn,,Eane Fnnnf, m saiI ierTtt1r,g 10 an
sy,S.t ~ IN, cop,pi,tnt AZ plntnftT hisd In
snSkHn, eounty WitbIn twrniy a1ys amer
ne scT,irr ~ ills s1mni.,ns, 81 gIpsiye az tbe
day "a .srvlcs II srrySI ,glibin .nid. rounty.
n I,,i NJ sTry,S yritbin All Sni'ity I'M Titiin
NH district tn thiriy J"ys N s.ryrI ,yiihin
~ iI,sr Il, Iirii ,iisS-iSt Ia i,is tcrrtfg,W
II, inrt i,S,s' 4, serVi i,, nrtiirntton VIII
In INV @ dSvs n'fer he lh:e ~ tSe flr,t pUI
, 1885-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO FARMERS q FRUIT GROWERS.

Pleasant View Nursery and Horticultural
Garden has a good assortment Of home
grown trees and plants, well rooted.
All trees over two years have been trans
planted, therefore having more rOotlets than
trees grown IN the usual way, ! herewith
give you my prices at the Nursery, hoping
that you may see that It is TO your interest to
buy home grown trees and plants:
Apple trees, years, s. 50 per 10, s2liper i0o
2 i2i u " 100
lW 100
Apple trees, extra hardy, ? pears, Z to feet,
wOOlfTuer, McMnhOn, wealthy and wnlbridEe
al 3 cents each. Cherry trees, very nne, At
80 cts each, SO PEE 100, Pear and plum trees
at % cts each. GOOseberry, 2 years, 81 % per
10, or Sl2 per 100. GoOsebcrry, year, 81 per 10
or per 100, curTnnts nt same rates per 10 or
100. Black berry at S5 per 100. Red Raspberry
at 81 per 40. Blnekcap Raspberry at 81 per 10
or s per 100. RheubuTb roots at 81 per y, or
- per 100. Grapes at reasonable rates, from
SO 10 80 per 100, or . cts to 30 cts each.
Nursery ~ miles southeast Of spokane
Falls, W. 7. J. ]. STAGE.
, 1885-12-05
Notice for Publication.


UNTrED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., Nov. -, lssA
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has Med notice Of bis In
teution To make hnal proof In support of bis
claim, and that said proof will bo made be-
fore the US Hand once at sps,kt FallE,W
'Qn January 18th, 1855, at 10 4. ~, viz: ChAs.
q Parker, for his homestead entry No. tSil.
fnkthe " \ sw = Ew INV = and lot {, see
tiobN tn y, N. r. n, E.W. n.
Ne pnmcs the following witnesses tn prUva
hiYcOhtinupus residence upon, and cultlvh-
ilPn IL said land, via VIM. Richmond, jos.
ynntn. Lutte Qurfrey, John smith, all u
Spokane county, W.T..
in. ADAMS, Register.
, 1885-12-05

Rov. Father Jacquet has just re-
turned from his missionary tour
through northern Idaho, including the
mining district, He has met with va
risiy ~ enpeTiunues IN travelling but has
survived them al, and will set 10 work
again and finish his church and begin the
sislel's school
, 1885-12-05
NOTICE.
A 'N uNrrEp STATES LAND oVTIcE. |

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,l
spokane Fails, ". T., Sept 10, 1881 7
Notice II hereby given, In accordance with
the provisions Of the Rct OF June 3, 1873, that
Morris Il. Newman, Of spokane county, W.
T., has made application 10 purchase tho
nell Of net Of section II, In township q north
Of range q, y W NJ, said party alleging that
the above mentioned trhct Ia chiefly valuable
these allegations will be made before the U =
land ONCE, Spokane Fails, W. T., on We'd
nesdny, December 2, 1885, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Any person claiming adverse rights 10 the
said tract Is hereby required 10 hle notice of
the same In this once on or before said date.
J. NJ. ADAMS. ReglHtre.
, 1885-12-05

At the regular convention Of Myr-
tie lodge No. IL, X. Of p. at the
Castle hall, last Monday evening,
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Charles Dyer, C. c.; F. A. Graves,
V. C.; Lucian b. Hall, Prelate; WIN.
Markham, K. Of r. and s.; Roy
Shinn, NJ. OF EN.; ID. d. SquieT, NJ.
Of F.; Frank Wilson, NJ. at A.
The lodge is in a fiOurishing con-
ditiOn and Is now corresponding
with NJ. c. Lilley q Co. Of Columbus,
Ohio, for the purpose Of securing
uniforms, arms and equipments. II
Is quite likely that this city will
have the honor Of having the first
division Of the uniform rank X. Of
p. In Washington territory.