, 1888-11-15


I where he has lived ever since.
5 During his residence here the Judge
made many. friends, who are all deeply
7 grieved at his death.
The funeral will take place from the
Sonth Presbyterian church, he being an
elder OF that body, to-day at IL: 80 A.
NJ; The elders of the church will act as
: pail, bearers, and Rev. l.. G. Watson and
II. G. Stratton will read the funeral sery-
. ices. The Odd Fellows will attend in a
body, as the Judge was member of the
society.
Total vote of county: Allen 1854, voor.
1909, yrooman 1877, O'Brien 2425, Butler
l544, Jones 1886, Nickel 1910, Rice 1875,
Hyde 2650. Monahan l4l6. Laughton 2427,
Mcmillan 1859, Dow III, Grubb 2535,
Dueber 1921. Range 17S, Smith 2675, Fell
lows l749. Belt III, Hinchliff 1897, Glis-
PIN 1873, Wright l72, Cole 2479, Cobb 1888,
Saunders l02, Harrison 220l. Hooker 1910,
5ts Booge 2lO3, Mayer 2l03. Ellis l4l, Tozier
24n, Davenport 1923, Gilbert 1877. Mayors
2502, HashaRen 1865. Smith 1876 Libby
1865, Warren 17l7, Bisbee I22. A. Watt
237S, James Watt 1873, Hilton 1874, Idle
Moore "a.
According to voting population this ex-
hibit shows Spokane to be the banner re-
publican county Of Washington territory.
At the meeting on Monday President
Watson filled the chair. Prayer was of.
fered by Rev. Mr.. Swift. In the absence
of the secretary, Rev. II. g. Denlson was
made secretary pro tenn. The minutes OF
the last meeting were read and approved.
1t was then voted to appoint committee
70 correspond with as many as possible in
Eastern Washington and the panhandle of
Idaho, regarding an auxiliary bible so.
ciety' The following committee was ap.
pointed Reys. J. Edwards, NJ. G. Jones
and III. G. Denison. II was voted to
recommend that Sunday coming services
begin at O'Clock; also that the first Sab
bath in January be observed by union SER
\ citation.
The services closed with prayer by Rev.
| Denison.
George 7. Crane returned yesterday
from his Eastern trip and Chicago. He
when at A. NJ. the Tribune received the
news OF Harrison's election, on which
they put out the notice: Harrison is
elected. Let us celebrate" Within hf-
teen minutes afterwards there were ten
thousand men in line, and the republican
central committee met and bought red fire
by the barrel and painted the city red
from Clark to Twenty.Second streets.
One surprise follows another in the
rapid and gigantic strides of Spokane |
along the highway of prosperity. The |
eyes of the thinking capitalists of the |
East are upon US, and the small yet satis- |
factory era of to-day will soon be eclipsed |
by such great plans and enterprises as
have made the regulations of Chicago. |
Denver and the other wonderful cities of |
the old West.
What is upp You may ask the Re-
VIEW. And we answer everything except |
real estate, and that will soon 20 up in its
full cash value to the astonishment of
every land owner in this vicinity.
Well, what is up? Tell US. We hear
Four capitalists of prominence in the
financial and railroad world-all known to
fame--knowin9 what is in store for this
city. have come here and quietly planked
down their thousands for tract of land
on the North Side. One of these is J. 8.
Cameron, assistant president of the Union
Pacific. Another 10 Charles Francis
Adams, president of the Union Pacific.
Another is C. j. Hubbard of Kansas City,
and the name of the fourth gentleman was
not ascertained
Such men as these know an opportunity |
when they see it. They are go situated in
the financial world as to learn more, and
sooner. than we do, the future of this
locality.
The Danes OF Norway tell of the sayings
Of the old god Thor. who described oppor.
tunity as o naked man with a small lock
of hair upon his forehead. He passes by
everyone betimes, and If not seized by the
little lock upon his head, escapes, as he
has no tail for them to grasp.
Barter, in book of poems that never
distinguished him. describes opportunity
thus
'Seize opportunity when shows she frs t.
For either she not visits thee again,
OF the worlds ages:
First appears in prime, all golden
Next in silver gently wanes;
To brass falls next,
And slighted comes no more.
But rs grim necessitv
Iron clad"
Being informed of the circumstances of
Mr., Cameron's visit to Spokane Falls, n
REVIEW reporter called upon him in his
private car at the depot just as he was
leaving for the east on Sunday night.
After making known to him the purpose
of the visit he spoke very candidly, per.
not all that he disclosed to the reporters
interrogations:
"Mr. Cameron, we are informed that
you and others have just closed the pur-
chase of a large tract of land on The North
Side. Is that trueP"
FRANKLY he replied. al have pur.
chased a one-fourth interest with three
others who own like shares"
Why did you make the purchaser
IL think it is u good Investment. This
city will become great manufacturing
tOWn-the bows are all making mopav and