, 1888-01-12

ItulUer III the recent DOAfO OI meuicAI
commissioners appointed by congress,
IL VI present ~ temporary resident OF
the city. During the week bsyianisg
January 9th he will give = series u
com mpliinentsry "tslks with young
ladies'" Each lecture will be on dii.
ferent topic. A "reminiscences Of his
life 1T college will bs Nm interesting
one, judging from the tenor Of his late
vUluinne. The Lust Of the course will
bs delivered Vt the Falls City opera
house, and the subject chosen is,"Why
our young ladies should buy their
shoes VI the Great Eastern" An
nOuncenients Of the date will appear
in later issue.
There WAS trouble along tho lines
last night again.
There Was quite precipitation Of
frozen fog last night.
"Hoodmnn Blind" at the opera
house Wednesday evening.
The trains are all jumbled up and
mails only reach the city once in u
while.
Fur overcoats are as common on
the streets now-a-days as straw hats in
summer.
Few people were to be seen linger.
ing about the streets during the night
Last week.
Plumbers are in demand this cold
weather and have to rustic to keep up
with their work.
Outside building is not being carried
on to any great extent just now,
although 1t has not stopped alto
gather.
1t kept the plumb ers on the jump
yesterday responding TO calls for re-
pairs on frozen water pipes. II is an i'll
wind, etc.
The hose house still stands orna-
menting Main street. 1t made little
progress yesterday toward it's final
resting plnce.
The night police have . hard time
OF it keeping warm this weather.
There is not enough to do to keep the
blood in circulation.
Beginning on Monday, the manag-
ers Of the toboggan slide will provide
u rig to take patrons to and from the
slide free Of charge.
Parties recently at the Jail
stated they would on Monday
next produce the required amount Of
bail for the release Of Mrs. O'Brien.
At midnight last night the thermom-
eters on Howard street registered IL
below. The public has had all OF that
kind Of weather wanted in one season.
There was sound OF wailing and
gnashing of teeth yesterday morning
when about one-half Of the good citi-
zens found their water pipes frozen up
solid.
Hong Lee, when informed that his
case had been decided against him,
threw up his hands in holy horror,
and rolled his eyes in incredulous sur
prise.
The First Presbyterian society has
just issued an annual calendar, = feat
ure of which 10 very neat cut OF the
handsome brick church of the organi.
zation.
Havermale & Dawson will open up
in their old quarters next week. They
were u little disfigured by the late fire,
but their energy WAS not in the IL ast
impaired.
The west bound train, due on Fri
day night was about four hours late,
and then was made up mt Helena. The
regular train Ia reported to be block.
AIDED ut Mandan.
Six thousand five hundred dollars
htruo 1,,k Enw1kn L.
avenue. including two tirst-class dwell
ines, now renting for $55 per month.
list BOYER Il KAHLo.'
Great difficulty is found in moving
the hose house, though yesterday il
was fnirly started. II is to be moved
down Howard street to the new loca-
ton ON the river bank close by the
Windsor.
Tomorrow evening the new lodge
Samaritan, l. o. o. +. will hold their
exercises in Odd Fellows Hall, after
which il Will give banquet ut the
Grand. The occasion promises to be
n brilliant affair.
Bill Walths having languishcd in
prison for tlffty days and settled up
the costs involved in his trial, was last
night set free, He has had IA severe
lesson and in future will probably be
more discreet in his actions.
Last night the reporter stopped a
Nan who WAS making down Riverside
ut a breakneck pace. and asked what
he was after. He replied, II am going
to see Moody and get one Of those lots
in NettletOni n additiOn
There is dearth OF coal in the city,
caused by the destruction OF bridge
across the Columbia river over which
the supply IL brought. The bridge