, 1888-02-02

From Tuesdoy q Daily
Several car loads ~ freight hive
at last got through from the East.
There will be regular meeting oi
the city council Tomorrow evening
Two good houses to rent, near
bu-in.ss centre. Seven rooms each.
Clnugh Il Graves. l-20.2t
Kennedy, Eirhm ~ & ca. have a
few ~ thOs,. cheap lots In Cham her
iin- l-fi. Prices advance after Feb.
runry I.
w. Is. Turner has been appointed
one of The territorial board Of school
directors. In max ing the appOint.
nients the governor has evidently
trip'i to eliminate party lines, M a
majority Of the members are Repub.
liran-, while the superintendent is a
Democrat.
The little frame building next Ia
John Todd's establishment on How.
nrd street Is being moved. The sim.
plest way vftining the job would be
to dig n canal aud Il mt II.
The K"Otpnai has arrived safely in
port, and IL l. probable that she will
he able IN keep open navigation dur.
ing the remisinder Of the winter.
Don't miss the chance to max,
some money In the next 60 days by
buying -utne Of those cheap lots Of.
fered ~ Kennedy, EichInan & Go.
In three days the quail eater will
have accomplished the feat which he
undertook. His appetite continues
excellent, and he announces his in
tention of eating u number OF extra
birds on the last day Of his stutflng.
1t Is repnrted that on Sunday y
party sent out an snow shoes to look
for the stea,.Ier KoOtenai and found
the crew were using giant pow der to
break the ice. This blasting proba-
bly, led to the ruInor that the boat
had blown up.
There was no Sunday evening SER
vice at All Saints church on account
of the stormy weather and bad
walking.
We have a house and lot on Front
street, west of Division, which we
offer for 81, ,25D for three days only.
This Is one Of The hest blrg ,ins ever
offered to the public. Kennedy.
Eichman & Co.
We have big bargains to offer you
on Stevens street, between Riverside
and Main. A so AN Mill street.
ClOugh IL Graves. 1.20-2t
Quite river of water was pouring
down Howard street yesterday from
The hill. The gutter recently put In
from the Arlington to the river did
effectual serviceAfter 1t was once
started along 1t.
We have la Posts addition 60x300
feet fronting on Monroe street, for
S75 front foot. Call on ClOugh d
Graves. 1-20-2t
The last issue Of the News deplOres
what II calls the fCulnes5 Ot the daily
press of the city. Judging from the
language OF the criticism Its author
appears to have large and choice
vocabulary OF indecency himself.
The adjustor OF the Pennsylvania
Insurance company has arranged
with Mr.. Heller to put his house In
as good condition as before the fire.
A carpenter has arranged to do the
work for $500. From this IL would
appear that the damage is not nearly
80 bad as was at first estimated. The
company certainly did the square
thing and settled the matter
promptly.
Mr.. Stewart, the efficient signal ser.
vice observer, has written to Wash
ingtOn about procuring set Of
weather signal flags for this city. It
would be great convenience to
those people who do not see the
weather indications In the newspa-
pers.
Officer Martin yesterday received
a telegram from Fort Sherman stat.
ing that he would be needed there
tomorrow morning as witness
against deserter whom he arrested
several weeks ago.
The only social events for this
week are the Masonic dance on
Wednesday, and the entertainment
by the young ladies Of All Saints
church on Friday; but these two
gatherings promise to make up In
quality for the lack of quantity.
Complaint was made yesterday OF
open man traps In the sidewalks
about town, and u coal hOie at the
Arlington was esq eciaily pointed
out. Some guard should be placed
around these pitfalls for the protec-
ton of life and limb.
The quail eater only has three
more days Of bird diet and he wins
his wager. Those who bet two TO
one that he could not accomplish
the undertaking, and there were lots
Of them, are beginning to look blue.
They will lose sure, unless lightning
strikes the eater.