, 1885-02-21
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= Bon shOOlins i on ca Trip 10 san
Francisco.
= Considerable whOat is finding rs way
to this market.
= Tho number of candidates for city Of
ices continue 10 increase.
That new book, "settloru' Guide,ris
is now ready for delivery.
= Plaoards efor rent" and "ior ualo''
can be procured at this ofiee.
= Born, at Davenport, Jan. %. TO The
wife Of VIM. Crawford, a son.
--soverl persons in from the Pend
d'oreillo mines claim that they have tho
best prospects on the coast.
Wood has been selling on tho streets
for g por cord. A man can now almost
afford 70 keep warm.
IN n tho eciIofui opIhion atiIs buc.
t-hllaa-.d ~ IA aInIar.II- -iIldlan I'm tha
tall keeps up q deuce Of a wiggling.
= Married, at Davenport, on the l2ih
ult., Miss Kate Wright, Of Davenport, and
Mr.. z. Kreegor, Of Fort Spokane.
Several parties have boon trying The
,iYei ~ 'ios' uu'',,s 'no P.-. -" 'ays
'u' 30 i@i "'inou' = i'''ie On oi iuoA'
IAN Of our lawyers arc again At large
in the city. The fact has caused no panic
among the balance Of the populafion.
"A. W. Ocobock arrived this morning
from Cheney and Spokane Falls. Ho
thinks that Spokane has much Of a future.
"a'la "a''a ''''''a''
-Teaniaserl arc still uairg aleighs 70
convey loads TO the Columbia river. Tho
.lelghing is said to DO stu good short
distance out OF town.
- Teamsters are responding to the oGsr
Of y cents per pound for hauling freight
10 the Columbia river, and there Is lots Of
itstrung along the road.
Peter Deubor and wife and D. 81.
Drumheller are passengers on the steamer
Oregon, bound for home. We viii be
glad to see tho gentlemen on our streets
again.
The sales at chas. A. webaor's r,al
estate once. on Riv,r.Id. avenue of lo,a
consists Of ono residence in ihe city, one
improved farm together with eleven rssl-
denco lots.
We are Informed that a sman siamp
mill has been taken into the chouelnh
distrlet and will 10 "a, nm a. once. rbe
machinery lsft thu city several days aro
and is advent viii 1--WE the camp 4 frosh
boom.
- Now that the sllver.boarina rock Of
Fort SPOKANE Il loolinr nm. our eltv take.
IL plaeo In the verv eop,er N 4 nlnln,
country. II ought 10 result in making tbe
Falls a lively place.
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eifcuiAted hist strifday settiiig iofth M
wish that President Cleveland would 10
tain Fo''iliAs'er iieath N hia po'i'ion un-
VI tne eAPifAlon oi ms term
- Several business men report that the
rotail trade took on a much better shane
last week, the sales showing promise Of
an improyement in the times. It ia
step in the right direction.
tno n'sne'' suo'e,i oi io-u IN tno
.,il''1.y .l,... 'o-,,.y y .ne nisn~sy ne'1een
'n's e,'y ~ ~, 'ne SI.uiipA ,',l.s r'sel' y =
e.o~ueu so ~,sn seIie,s' ,., y ~ -iAe7 ana
'''9' - Y''''' % i'''i'i'-'
- " ~ u,'-' "',,.ou, 'uo ie.' y
- -, 80. - u. 80 po'-'--
s-5 sns 80 ~ ~ Nsulu,l's Aoou.- 'o"'-
I'Ne,ai s-A.-oio Anii'i'As nave gwen up
wv kno'' ine.e u uouoie IN S'ofe Tor
'no party Snoula ne % e''usnt-
- Judge Still, Of Cheney, ls In the city.
He Leaves in few days for the Columbia
river, where he will spend the summer
working hydraulic on a bar In that river
that carries gold In Payingquantities. Tho
claim prospects very ricb, and the chancoa
arc that the Judge will clean up a big
margin on the summer run.
- Louis Adams, formerly propriotor Of
tho brewery down on Post street. but now