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, 1886-01-30

We had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting A. NJ. Esler, Of Helena, who
arrived in the city Monday to gil an
appointment made with Pat Kear-
ney. The object Of his visit is to
arrange for the purchase OF the ores
trom the Old Dominion mine, he be-
ing an extensive dealer in ores at
Helena He will probably strike a
bargain with Mr.. Kearney, in which
event the entire output Of the Old
Dominion win be sold on delivery in
this city. Mr.. Esler also contem-
plates putting UP a sampling estab-
nshment here, and II he does he will
make arrangements TO purchase ali
the Gre that can be delivered. lie is
unable on this trip to visit the Col
willie mines, being compelled to re-
turn hOme al once, but he will De
down again In a few weeks and then
VIA make definite arrangements.
The gentleman Il an expert Judge Of
ores and informed US that he had
aHLu blHAh 4GAA VI Die oIN lIVu NtAt
Golyifle country which encourag-
- him IN undertaking the
project he proposes. He has vis-
ted the CoeSr d. Alene mines and
considers that one OF the greatest
mineral belts in the union. Between
the two points, he thinks that a sam
bling house here would prove a
Vroftahle Investment 1t Is to be
hoped that Mr.. Esler will decide 10
locaio with Us At once. He IS an old
experienced dealer IN the class Of
mineral native TO this country, has
fhoconddcuce Of all the large reduc-
liou works Of the west and enjoys
unlimited capital n operate with.
HIS beating here would be Of incal-
rulalie advantage 10 the miners OF
lho colyillo region. They would
IIavo home market for the products
n The mines and cuuld at once real
I1e on their ores, thus giving them
&c means - carry on mare exeen-
nlrr operations A eampiing house
v1nuId nIs0 BE- Of great benefit 10 the
i1rn ns il would draw 10 US all the
llcn from The surrounding mining
, 1886-01-30

Just before going to press Mon
day morning we were painfully SUI
prised ut learning Of the very unex-
pected death OF Mrs Jennie Smith
ers, only daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Ziegler, old and esteemed resi-
dents Of this city, and the entire
community was shocked at the news
as they first learned Of the death
through the REVIEW. 1t WIS al-
0ost impossible for the friends and
acquaintances Of the family to realize
that the report was true, for only a
few days before the lady was out
and around, carrying her always
pleasant and cheerful smile and look
ing the very picture Of health and
youthful animation. The first sign
Of the last and fatal illness Of Mrs.
Smithers appeared a. week ago Mon
day. She was confined to the house
and at last was compelled to take to
her bed. No danger was apprehend-
ed until Monday evening, OnlyH few
hours before her death, when it he
came evident that she was sinking
rapidly. Everything known 10 npdi.
cal skill was done 10 relieve her, but
she was beyond the power Of human
aid, and after intense suffering she
breathed her last JUST about mid
night. Mrs. Smilhers has grown up
to wOmahOOd in this city. Mr.. Iieg-
Ter and his son, William, arrived In
spokane Falls in 1879 and pc fol-
lowing June Mrs. Zirgler and her
daughter followed them to make
their home In the far and then
sphrsely settled west. Growing up
among our people, Mrs. Smiihers
was known by everyone and was
universally loved, honOred and re-
spected. Bright, vivdcious, alway,
cheerful, she won warm spot In the
hearts Of all who ever knew her, and
her ill-timed death creates among
one and all feeling as though the
loss was one mutual with the family.
On the 10Th OF last September she
was married to Mr.. Edwin NJ
Smithers, at her home in this city.
and Immediately departed for the
home Of her husband on the sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ziegler went from
here TO Arkansas, remaining away
several weeks, and shortly after
their return home Mr.. and Mrs.
Smithers arrived in the city on
visit and have since remained here.
The death is a sad and severe blow to
the parents and brother who idulized
the deceased, and terrible shock to the
young husband. The family has the
sincere sympathy Of the entire pub
lie In this bereavement. No death
ever occurred In a community where
there was such unanimous declar-
alton Of regret and such a universal
feeling OF deep and inexpress-
i've sorrow. The dead lady's name
was On;every tongue yesterday, and
was accompanied by heartFctt--CX-
pressionS Of regret that one 81 young
and lOvable should be thus stricken
down in the very heyday OF
her life. The deceased was only in
the 2lst year Of her age, as she was
born at Chenoa, Illinois, on the 10Th
Of April, 1865. n
The funeral Of the deceased
took place from the residence Of l.
Ziegler Thursday afternoon.
, 1886-01-30

EDITOR MORNING REVIEW Tin
your paper Of Jan. 17th Is an article
entitled aOur Reading Room" which
fs calculated to mislead people not
acquainted with the facts in the
ease. Isuppose that 1t was an editO-
plal, as cannot think that one Of the
Y.M c. A. would .misrepresent
sister society in the manner that is
done IN said article. 1t Is true that
the Y. N. c. A., ]. o. @. T. and the
W. C. T. U. did Join together in or
FanlElng a reading room as stated in
said aEtiele. Each Of the above 80
efetles elected three directors to rep
resent them. The w. c. 7. U.
helped from the hrst; some OF the
members soliciting subscriptions to
be paid monthly for a certain length
af time. In June an entertainment
was held In which members of the
W. CT U. 80 largely aided, that 1t
was spoken Of as a W. c. 7. U. en-
tertainment At the mass meeting
held BY the w. G. I. u. at the Meth
sdist church the collection was given
fOthe reading room. l never heard Of
the w. c. T.U. directors resigHing or
having heen Withdrawn by the union,
but / have heard that the Y. NJ. @. A.
directors ignored them entirely. A
gentleman here lecturing called the
reading room the Y. NJ. @. A. read
ing room and headquarters II the |
company has dwindled down TO the |
Y. N. o. A. it Is something that the |
w. @. i. U. knows nothing Of, as a
union. j cannot speak for the /. o.
q. T. Would be pleased 10 hear
from a member Of that organization
who Is notd member Of the Y NJ O.
a. also. The w. @. 4. U. acted In
good faith in accepting the responsi-
blllty OF helping sustain a free read
reading room 10 this city, and ! be-
Heve still intends b act IN good faith,
II Is little more than human nature
ean endure to have Il called a Y. M.
q A. reading without a remon-
strance. have given briefoutline
sf the case as / understand II and
would say "give honor to whom II is
TRUTH.
spokane FaRs, W. T., Ja1L 2Sd.
, 1886-01-30

The Spokane Falls Lumber and
Manufacturing company has recently
secured control Of all the lumber
yards In the city and now have in
stock the largest, hest and most COM
plete assortment OF building material
that can be found anywhere in the
northwest east Of Puget sound, with
an unlimited capacity for manufac-
turing all that the market can puS-
sibly demand, and is prepared To fill
any orders from bundle Of lath to n
dozen train loads. The immense
stock consists OF all kinds OF building
material, such as common and
dressed lumber, rustic, sash, doors,
blinds, shingles, lath, mouldings,
etc, etc. The facilities for manu-
facturiHg enable the company to put
building material on the market ~
cheap as 1t can be purchased any
where.
The company has on hand vast
amount Of dry slab wood, just the
thing for summer fuel, which will he
sold in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser. Telephone connection with
all yards. Spokane Falls Lumber
ard Manufacturing company
, 1886-01-30
LAND OFFICE AT SPOKAnE FALLs.w T.

LAND OFFICE AT SPOKAnE FALLs.w #. |
October q, 1886. !
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has tiled notice ofhls intention
Ia make hnnl proof In support OF his claim;
aud that said proof will be made before the
HcgiSrer and Receiver OF 4. $. Land once at
spokane Fails. W. T., on Dec. I4th, Ig8j, viz.
Fred, rick VI. P"rkins who Med u. \. entry
No. 5tjl, for the WI WI, WI, nwi. Of
sec 10, pndiot no. 3 Of sec. 9. lip. ., n range
~, T.. " NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva.
tion Of said land viz: Guy Haines, of walk.
er's Prairie p, ~, ". T, Thomas Flett, ofCha.
welah r. o.. ". T., James n Glover and will.
liam T. wells, Of ofSpOkHne Falls. ". T.
]. ". ADAMs. neElsier.
, 1886-01-30

L. Riohau's Golden BaIsAm No. 1
Cures ChAneres, frs. and sscond stages.
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primary forms Of the disease Eb3vn As
syphllis. Price, - 90 p~T Bo1tlS.
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Cures-rertiaTy, MOrcuTiai syphi.itIc Rbeu.
mAtlsm, Pains In the Bones, Pains in the
Head, back q the Neck, liberated sors
Ihroat, syphilitie Rash, Lumps and con.
trAeted CORDS, Stiffness Of the LImbs and
sadicAtss all disease from the syEtem
whether caused by indiscretlon or RbuSS
o. Mercury leaving the bl Ood pure and
healthy PTicS IS 90 Per Tottls,
Lc Riohau's Golden pI'a1Iah AMI.
dOt0 for tho cure Of Gonorrhpa. GIset
Irritation Gnvel, and eli Urinary or Gent
a dlsArrAngemontI. Price - 50 per
Le uichaa'' Golden spanish Ia
t"etl-H, for ssvere eAses Of Gonorrhoa,
81 per Bottle.
ass hichAu'a Golden Ointment
for TIE ed ctVe healing u syphIlitle Sorcs.
and eIuptions Price o. 90 Der noT'
lie ] iehhu's Golden Pill s-NrrS
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, 1886-01-30

Chas. Corey, for long time post
master at Rockford, was declared an
offensive partisan" and of went
his head. w. S. Murphy is his sue
cessOr. The change Of pOstmasters
has made change Of location in the
site Of the postOfiice, and we are In
formed that there is a good deal Of
feeling over the change. Unfortun-
ately for the prosperity Of Rockford
the town Is stretched in a line along
one street, and Jealousy exists be-
tween the two extremes Of the place.
The feeling has been in pa5hYears
very bitter, and as far as We can
learn the feud has not abhted a single
jOt in late years. The division is
wrong In principle and rs long rs it
continues the town cannot succeed.
In order to make a place prosperous
there can he no factions; people must
stand shoulder to shoulder, forgetting
local differences, and by united
action accomplish what could not
possibly be attained where division
exists and different parties are pull
ing in different directions. In unity
alone there Is strength, and when u
town thinks it can 90 ahead on any
other principle it will find itself left.
We trust that our Rockford neigh
bOrs Will see it in this light. The
town has good prospects and only
requires united action to develop
itself In the next few years.
, 1886-01-30
SImiIEaSeen Mines.


Hiram F. Smith, known as "Oka-
hogan Smith," was at the North
Yakima land office on Saturday, the
10th, and made proof on seven quartz
lodes in Stevens cOunty-the "Simil-
kameen Countrywide has been in
Portland and on the Sound for seve-
raj weeks, working up company n
operate the mines, and has succeed
cd. lie predicts stampede toward
those regions, beginning in the
spring, and has assurance from the
officers Of the o. r. 4 n. Co, that
boats will be put on to navigate the
upper Columbia to point abQve the
OkanOgan river. Messrs. Foster and
Morse, also found that remote Sec
tion, accompanied by Mr.. Smith, aud
they all started back, on Monday GO
ing by way Of Sprag'le. Mr..
Smith has been staying with these
mines since 1861, and deserves the
prosperity he seems to have us
sured to him. lie has been a miner
and familiar with mines for the past
thirty-seven years. He has been IN
the California mines, the Fraser
river mines, and after all his varied
experience he Is OF the opinion that
The Simllkameen district Is probably
the richest Of them all. He conf
IDENTIFY expects, in four or five years,
a population OF from ten 10 twenty
thousand In these mines. He says
the Indians on the COlville re4erva-
tiOn, west OF the OkanOgan rive-,
have all agreed to move east OF the
Okanogan, and in fact have already
done 80, and that the territory aban-
dOned by them is now Open 10 settle
ment, although NO proclamation by
the president has yet been issued.
This country Is still all unsurveyed
and the only way to obtain title Is by
tnking up claim, establishing ae-
tual settlement on the same and so
contihue until the land shall be sur
vcyed.
, 1886-01-30
Notice for Publication.

LAND oFFIaE AT SPOKANE FALLS W. r.
November 0, 1885.
Notice Is hereby gwen that The follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of hia
intention to make final proof In support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be
made before L. 8. Land ONCE at Spokane
Falls, W. T., on December "A. 1885, at 10
O'Clock a. N. viz: Homestead entry No.
H L. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation nf said land, viz. ]. Abbeal,
II. Doak, Thos. .Doak and Ia Fayetts Dart,
all OF Spokane County, W. T..
}. VI. ADAMS, Register,
, 1886-01-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
~ duplicate assessment noll Of Spokane
county, for the year 1885 Is now In my possess
sion, for the collection OF the taxes levied
therein. That taxes will be delinquent on
the Slst day Of December next, at . o'clock, y.
NJ and, that unless paid prior thereto, ten per
cent Will be added to the amount thereof, AS
penalty, and interest charged at the rate OF
I twenty per cent. per annum, from date OF de-
until paid.
Time aud place for the payment OF said
taxes, Will be, during ONCE hours at treAsu-
rer's office IN the city Of Cheney, in said coun-
", from and after the date OF this notice, sun
days excepted.
SAMUEL GRAY.
Treasurer Of spokane County,
Cheney. Wash Ter tlcf ~ 1855
, 1886-01-30
Notice Of Final Proof.

LAND oFFIcE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W.T.,
October q, 1885.
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his Intention
to make nnRl proof In support OF his claim,
and thsi said proof will be made before the
U. s. Land ONCE At Spokane Falls, W. T., on
December u, lsS5, at / y. m, ylz,' William
T. SDetherOw, y. s. entry No. SO5l, for the
east ". NJ.
lie names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
Cushan, James Smith, and John Shelly, Of
j. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1886-01-30
NOTICE..
REDEEMED COUNTY WARRANTS

All County Warrants endorsed by the
Treasurer prior to June first, 1855, will be
redeemed on presentation 10 the Treasu-
rer, at his Office. Interest on said War
rants will cease from date Of this notice,
CRENsT, January ., 1855.
sAM'L GRAY, Treas.
, 1886-01-30
NutiCe for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT sPoKASF FALLS, VT,
November IS, 1885, !
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice Of his Intention
TO make hnai prof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will,be made before U. :.
Land ONCE. at Spokane Falls, W. T.. on
at ~ 4 NJ, 1873, viz: Edward
Trynbr, who made Homestead entry No.
i9i, 'pr the Swl+ section >, TIP 25, n. r. 10 +.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz: Lewis Majors, Neil
Smyth, John Howden, WIN. HOwden, nil Of
Deep Creek Falls, W. T.
, 1886-01-30

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-paTt-
~ neushlp heretofore existing Between Al.
BenOist, r. d. Kearnoy and W. H.. Kearney,
under the drm name Of Kearney Bros Be !.
moist, IA this day dissolved By mutual cou-
hereafter be conducted by P. D. Kearnny
and W. II. KeArney. under the drm name OF
Kearney Rrna. An bills contracted by tho
Bros, T.. u EEARNEY,
W. Il. KEAREEY,
A. BtE0IST,
, 1886-01-30

Word comes to US that Jas. Glispin
city marshal Of Spokane Falls, has
been appointed deputy U. S. marshal
for this section, rice J. II. Frirdlan-
der. The latter gentleman made an
excellent officer, but like others had
to give way to the "powers that be-"
Mr.. Gllspin, we are told, has attained
much nOtOrietv In connection with
the cHpture-Of the Younger brothers,
and is spoken OF as a brave and fear
less officer. 1t seems to be demo-
Gratis day now, but wen get there
some day In the sweet bye-and-bye,
when there is a railroad through
Davenport and Dick Traul mixes
cocktails on the head-bOard Of a
cradle.
The above report is from the Dav-
enport Times and is news to most of
our people. We asked Mr. Glispin
in regard to it, and he informs us
that he knew nothing Of the appoint
ment. He WIS asked some time ago
If he would accept the position, and
he made an evasive reply, not caring
a cent for the job. He may be ap-
pointed to the office, but he is ig.
norant OF the fact. The position is
not one that a man would work very
hard to secure, as there is nothing In
1t after he gets 1t.
, 1886-01-30
Notice Of Final Proof.

LAND OFFIcE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W. T.,
October o, lssS
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has dled notice OF his Intention
To make final proof In support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Register or Receiver at Sp, kane Falls, on
December II, 1885,, at l p, m, viE.: william
II. Maxwell, who made D, y. Ming No 3Stg
for the lots I and 9, section l2. township Is
north, range 42 east. .
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and oultiva-
ton Of said land, VIZ: c. 4. AbsolOm, u. c
Hay ward, James Morris. aud II. l. Bur
goyne, Of Spokne Falls, vt.
L NJ ADAAlG nnnIatar
, 1886-01-30

COUNTY OF SPOKANE, is
In the district court Of the territory Of wash
ington, and for the Fourth Judicial Dis
tnct thereof, holding terms at Cheney,
SPOKANE county, In said territory.
Dell S. LRshler, Plaintiff,
versus
A. E. Mayhem. Defendant.
The United States OF America to A. E. May.
hew, Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear IN an
action brought against you by Den +. Iash-
Ter, plaintin, in the district court Of the trs-
ritOrv Of Washington and for the Fourth Ju-
diclal District thereof, holding terms at Che
ney, spokane county, In saidterritOry, to an
sweI to the complaint Of plaintiff, hled IN
spokane county within twenty Gays after
the service OF this summons eNclusIyc Ofthp
day Of service. II served within RnId, COUNTY.
II not served within said county, but Within
said district, IN thirty days II served within
any other judicial district in this territory,
In forty days; n served by publication, with
IN sixty days after the date Of the frst pub
licatlon Of this summons, or the said plain.
TN Will take judgment against you BY de-
fault according 10 the prayer OF the cunI-
pla ut
Is tn obtain judgment on the prOmlssOFy
note for S3OOOO made April 20th, 1885, payable
six months amer date TO the order Of the
plaintiff, with Interest thereon at ~ per
cent. per month from date, and to forecfOss =
certain mortgage made by said defendant OF
even date with said note. Of the following
described real estate, situate In spokane
county, Washington l. rTitOry to-wit Com
mcnclng hfIy-two t51l feet rast Of Tho south.
west corner Of lot six O. In block No. nine ,al,
In the town OF spokane Falls, thence run
ming north sixty TO- feet thence east eight
Ibl feet, thence north twenty t2Ol feet, thence
east twenty tNl feet, thence south twenty l2Ul
feet, thence west eight Isl feet, thence south
sixty t9Ol feet, thence west twenty 80 feet to
the plhesS Of beginning, according to the re-
cordtd1p 1plRtpf said town on nlc Al the Audit
pr's Onicr OfGSROkane county, aud Oeing =
part Of lots 6hnd% In said block No. SAID
mortgage having hecn given 10 secure said
note; and for tttorhsys' fees ard costs In said
action.
~, Witness the Hon. George Turner,
l AssutiAte Justice II the supreme
Cpuu Of Washington Territory, and
49, Judge uf said Court, and tho Seal
thereof Affixed, this 25d pay VI November, A
u. lssJ.
u. A. CLEMENT, Clerk.
ny CuNs. b. JOuSsoS, deputy
NASH & ktNNAIED,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
First public tinn, December s. ISSi.
, 1886-01-30
Notice for Publication


LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALIs,w. T
October IL, 1855
Notice IN hereby given, tlIst the following
named settler has fled notice Of his Intention
70 make hnal proof IN support N his claim,
and that said proof viii be made before the
Us. Land Onicr At spokane Fails, W. T.. on
Dec, 7, 1885, nj 10 n, IN, viz: John W. CFcson,
WIN made Homestead entry, No 81, for the
sell section e., Tp ~. n. r. 30, r. W. ii.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous res dence upon and cultlva-
lion pf ~. d land, viz: J. VI. Dimpsey, uf Spo-
kan" Falls NJ. BolOn, and William Donley Of
Nondovi, and John wickham. OF Capps, w.
T. J. NJ. ADAMS, Register,
, 1886-01-30
K. OF P.
LyrtIs Lodge, No. Il, Takes q LATHE
ERjOyment.
DoDaE.

Tuesday evening Myrtle lodge, No.
Il, X. Of p, Of this city, met for the
purpose Of receiving Grand Chancel-
lor Commander R. G. Parks, Of Wal
la Walla, who came to the city for the
purpose Of visiting the lodge and to
conduct the ceremony Of installation.
There was very full attendance at the
hall and under the direction Of Mr..
Parks the following officers were du-
ly installed for the ensuing term:
Chas. Dyer, @. c.: F. A. Graves, v.
c.; Lucian B. Hull, prelate; Frank
Wilson; NJ. at A; VIM. Markham,
X. Of r. and s.; Roy Shinn, NJ. Of Z. ;
ID. d. Squier, NJ. Of F.; NJ. A. Orch.
ard, l. g.; Jas. Dyer, o. G. After
the ceremony some time was
spent In speech making and instruc-
tiOns in the work Of the lodge. At
the close OF the lodge the entire par.
ty with several invited guests re-
paired to the St Elmo restaurant,
where a sumptuOus supper had been
prepared especially for the OCCASION
The merry party sat long at the les
tai board and a number Of apprOpri-
ate speeches were delivered by those
called upon by the knights. The
event was one Of the brightest cpl
sOdes In the annals Of the OTganiza-
tion in this city, and was Of course
greatly enjoyed by the participants.
The lodge itself Is In HOurishing
condition and is growing rapidly,
taking In many ne W members. The
effort Of Monday night will encOur-
age the lodge and the members will
redOuble their interest iu Its ses-
sionS
, 1886-01-30

TAKEN UP-By the subscriber, residing
on section IS, township q, range a, Sp0-
kane county, W. p, one dark red or brin-
die COW, with crop on Of right ear and un-
derbit in tho len ear. and about ten or
eleven years old, with led heller elh about
Ave months OLD. The owner n requested
N prove proparty, pay charges and take
them away. Dated, Peoue, Jan. J, 1885,
WIN. WIIsoN.
, 1886-01-30
Notice for Publication.


LAND OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLS, W. T.
November p, lsNi
Notice is hereby given that the following
named scttler has fired notice Of his lnten-
tion to make rnRl proof IN support nf his
claim and that said pruuf will Hr made bn-
tprr the nit"d states Land ufi"t. nj Spn-
kane Falls, ". T.. on January :, 1885, at 10
rt m, VIZ: ". II VIII 'hnUS", Nnu mntir Ds
30. SlA Tor N" south y of the northeast
= LOIS and ?, section q, township % uOrIh
range i3 east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hts continuous residence F,,+'ftiI cultiNniinn
OF said land! viz: I. G. Libby J. ". D"nfsou,
W c. Gray aud Charles smiley all OF Spo
kane Falls, W.T.
J. NJ. ADAMS, Register.