, 1886-03-06

Editor REVIEW: - Morgan "
ONeill have disposed Of their stock
nf drugs and store iixturers ut this
place. Frank B. GOetter is the pur-
chaser, who h 5 removed the imc
- JulNille, where he will open
lrug Store. We understand that a
new drug store will be started inn
mediately in the place thus Va
,rated.
Major b, P. Moore, Indian agent
mere, left last week for New York.
his former home. RumOr has 1t
that he will bring his family back
with him. Whether ii will he
bran new family or not, deponent
'uith not.
Maj. Waters returned from Col
willie on. Friday last and proceeded
to the Falls Saturday morning. The
mIor was delighted with his trip
anu was loaded down with -peci-
mems Of rich rOrk which he obtained
from several mines.
Frank Moore, who is destined To
h. one Of the coming bonanza kings
Of Stevens county, WIS also II pas
Srnger on saturdays coach home
ward bound. Mr.. Moore has ex-
tenS.ve interests at Dominion
camp, Gold Iliil and Young Amer
Ir', where he has been for some
time past.
Your lawyers, Of the Falls, seem to
have something prospective In this
section OF the country, for no less
than duzcn limbs Of the. law have
passed through Chawelah during
the past week.
A slight fail Of snow on Saturday.
On Monday night, Feb. %, the
store Of Solomon Peltier, on the west
side, was entered by parties un-
known and a trunk containing 1927
in money, besides other valuableS,
was STOLEN thrrrfrOm while Mr.. Pei
tier and family were in attendance
ut n hall given at FlOOd's hotel. Up
on returning from the ball in the
morning, Mr.. =. missed the trunk
from his room and Immediately in
stituled "A search for the missing
property which was found near the
store in the woods with the lock cut
out and the money gone. Suspicion
WAS placed upon one James PeOne,
as being the guilty party, ms he had
been spending money freely in the
early mUrning after the dance. A
warrant WIS issded FIR his sarrrst and
placed in the hands Of constubls' +.
4. Burr, who tracked PeOne TO Col
willie, where he WAS arrested. Adolf
Gaspar, who was found In Penne'S
company, was also arrested and both
wee brought hack to Chawelah,
where they had an examination be-
fore Judge Hopkins. After long
and tedious trial they were both dis
charged from custody, there not
being sufficient evidence 10 hold
them. THIS Is the most extensive
aud daring robbery ever comm It.
ted in this town, and is to
be deplOr, d, more particularly Onac-
count Of Mr.. Pelter being an aged
man, and the money h.ing the saw
ings that had accumulated to pay
for goOdS that had been rpently pur-
chased. Mr.. Peltier has the sympn-
thy Of our entire community, and II
is hoped that the guilty person will
he CHpturrd and Justice meted out to
them To the very fullest extent Of
the law.
Hurry Flood Is thinking very Sc
riOusly Of moving his hotel over to
the east side.
The most intense excitement pre-
walls in this section over the late
rich strike in the Old Dominion
mine. A sample OF the ORE now lies
IN our table, and we must say Il Is a
dandy, From parties who have WIS.,
lied the mine, we learn that twenty
feet Of ore is in sigh and that the
vein IL II true fSsurP. Great gum!
II It Is 81, and we don't dolbt 1t,
there Is "milli0ns in it," Hurrah
for the Old Dominion.
Charley Page spends most Of his
time sitting Un the fence. He says
he is watching for emigrants to come
in, and the first family arriving with
eligible daughters, he Is going to
make bid for wife.
Work has been commenced on the
Fisher claim at Browns lake, and
ore will be shipped at once.
Billy Strnle was in town Friday
and Saturday last on his way home
at the Old Dominion where he is In
successful business.
Joe Robinson and Jack Shaw re-
turned from the Falls last Friday,
wnere they had business before the
land office.
More freight Is now passing north
and south than ut any time since the
Chawelah was known.
4 special meeting has been called
Mt Colvillp, on March 9Th, to consider
the building Of a court house for Ste
vprs county. This Is II step In the
right dirertion and should be en-.
counged by every citizen. Yours.
Mons DE POP.