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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21


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HOUSE
w have on hand a larger assortment OF
Silk Muf1lers,
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Silk Ties and
Linen Handkerchiefs
Than all the rest Of Webster County.
Ranging from the very cheapest to the very.
best the market affords.
1t will do you good to see them.
If you don't want to buy, it
will be no trouble to
show them Us
they r strung up all around the
store marked IN large plain
figures.
Our store is full Of them.
Come and see the
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

L u Fort. selecting and inpsne ing
jury
&c Warner expenses case Houchin
J c Warner services case johnson
u. c. Scott summonine jury and milaSe
A c Hosmer printing for county
Vim Irons lumber for bridge
B p Burton expense case Annie Little
I. II Fort fees case Of johnson
II Hoidredge visiting Guide Eock brfdsr
Jas Bennett board for Delaney
. wickwire bridge work
q " HummeIl bridge work
H L Scott supplies fos county
\ WAllin witness cnse johnson
4 Anderson witness cAse Johnsca
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

These claims were rejected:
James G0es. services case Mason S.sE
James Gates. services case Hickey 60
James Gates. services case Busby s6
James Gates. services case n. and II. 81
Claim Of State Journal Co. laid over amount
SIS 20.
Claim Of T.. T. Warden. deputy sheriff. Laid
over amount sl.2 3.
These claims audited and allowed
Gazette Journal Co. supplies county
Sc 90 to } 90
Gazette Journal Co.. supplies county
eico 60 TO 10 ~
Gazette Journal CO.. supplies county
ia IS to i9s 60
c. Schenck. preparing index for judge $50
=. Wclsch. board jury AMI prisoner it's
IT,. Z. scott. services case Of Richard
Al, a. Grl~S.. cx..
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
DEVICES FOR cRlppLEs.

New Methods Of Supplying the Defects q
. Not Too Go0eFOus Mature.
mo matter how badly a person NAV
be crippled. ne or she Is well able to
travel about withou. being a bother
to any one in these days Of progress
Suppose the unfortunate has nX
arms or legs. how thea?" inquired a
listener.
Just the same" retorted the first
speaker. n manufacturers OF mechanical
appliances for cripples.
Except in very rare cases. unless =
person is actually bedridden. there il
no reason why they should not be ablo
10 move about anywhere. Why, in n
short while We will have ready for the
market a new idea in the line OF in
valid chairs 1t will be 30 CONSTRUCTED
that the occupant although pos
sessed a only one hand. will be able
TO wheel himself up or down stairs
~ simpst Turning u crank. The
crank will set in operation four wooden
Itegs: with clinehess made Of rubber on
q tsea which win grip tho stairs a.
Hsascends or sdesceudt In Hike mans
me- thesoccupnut viii not have to be-
assisted in, boarding a street car or
esen = railroad train. The chair is mot
eonocrseune 1T all. Is all the clock-J
IKE machinery is stcwcd away in "a
small box underneath the scat. Only
me very wealthy viii be in y posftionj
20 benefit from this idea. however, ass1
a very expensive arrangement !
Aaaiher chair tia; promises to hare al
s'ds hesd is n especially constructed
TOT Persons having no arms or legs IL
IS morcd by 4 sor; OF side swinging Of
me body. Then there are chairs for1
l~elon steamboats,. in the woods andI
f'on ior mountain climbing. A fact3
aoa generally known is that nearly all
railroad companies hare invalid
WHAT'S al all their stations along the
aiois roats. and any person dcsir-
1 me Use Q: enc can be accommodated
,''""a extra expense. In one Of our j
Zap enaiFs o person is =; liberty 10
move 0 al the rate Of six u1cs an
Ut ~isAout any considerable outlay
d serength.
SonnrDad iavalids who have been /,
osced to he abed Tor years MY be /,
10y relieved by means Of appliances |;
,speciaay manufactured for such czse&t b
~ Inssance here arc what 20 cAa !
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28
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t0yes fc Joseph Graves dated yasy. sra. te-
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1fbids 70 be (conpfsnied By
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1900 note he<3 printed and Jaws
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Knite crasers extra quality per knife.
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H~e.fsation letter files, per file.
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Hoad overSesrs receipt books 100 in
Rosd lists. extra material. per dozen.
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tripliests per 1900.
per 100.
Ape3inkia.s1or LIQUOR lioshss 81
Adidav Sounty on sscalps, Iee loo.
Appofmt1nonA oath AID report Of road
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AppUiutMsnt cath ma report of road
Certificate Of acknowledgment pcr
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-28

Furniture Of all Kos y apor than
ever at F. V. Tayldfs.
, 1888-04-26
The Celebration To-day.

The arrangements for the celebration Of
thes9th anniversary Of the institution OF Odd
Fellowshipin in America by the Odd Fellows
OF Spokane and visiting brethren are about
complete, and the indications are that 1t
will be grand success Every business
house along the line Of march will be gaily
decorated. ami by noon to-day the CITY will
assume decidedly holiday attire. A spe-
cisi train, bearing the brethren and their
families. arrived over the Spok 81 Pa
louse at IL o'clock last night, and all day
yesterday trains were arriving from all
parts OF the country with representa-
tives of the different lodges from
the surrounding country. Colfax, ,Sprague,
Olenny, Rockford, Re salia, Fort SPokane,
Fort Sherman, and in fact every lodge in
Eastern Washington will be represented.
There will be . procession at 2 p. M,
and exercises at the pavilion in which
we'll known speakers will take part. The
Spokane band will furnish the music OF
the day besides there will be some excel
lent music by double quartette. The
pavilion has been elaborately decorated
with evergreens flags and Chinese
lanterns. The ball in the evening will be
fitting finale to the days festivities.
, 1888-04-26
FRANKFURT BLOCK.
THE CORNER sroNE LAID WITH AppRoPRIATE
CEREMONIES.

THE CORNER STONE LAID WITH APPROPRIATE
CEREMONIES.
Tuesday afternoon the corner stone of
the Frankfurt block was laid In the pres
ence of several hundred people with ap-
propriate ceremonies. In q hollow be-
meath the stone was placed copper box
containing the following articles List Of
the city officials, copy Of Judge, Pioneer
Press, STATE Zeituna, Holiday Review,
Morning REVIEW, Evening Chronicle. spo-
kane News, Wardner News. Murray Re-
cord, Occur d Alene Sun, Argonaut,
Helena Independent, Butte Inter- Noun
tain and Miner, bill Of the Comiaue the
atie, the following lines Of poetry:
SPOKANE FALLS. W.. T..
April rs, 1888.
Respectfully dedicated to my Friend J.
Keenan,, the boss stone mason, ect., etc.
BY Harry Gordon.
Twill be an hundred years friend John,
Ere this scrawl comes to view;
Just think, friend John, what will they
think,
What will they say of you;
What will they say Of your fine work.
OF stone cutting and such;
They say 1t was rotten job,
Will they applaud,
Not Much.
A sheerskin scroll bearing the nam es of
the builders and contractors hand.
somely gotten no by w. A. Galvain.
coin issued In 1908, coins OF all denomina.
tions from nickel to dollar. prospecting
glass, package from A. w. Siegel, package
from Phil O'Rourke, United States bond tor
$1,000. q. A. X. badge and Ger iticate of
membership. photographs of MIR. Goelz
and wife, Henry Baer, Misses 'rillie and
Emma Baer Julius Baer, Louis Baer, j. A,
Zltler, photograph OF the falls, descriptive
sketch written In G.rmsn. horseshoe made
from ore from the Bunker Hill mines, the
photograph of the falls, descriptive sketch
written in German, hor,eshoe made from
the sullivan and Bunker Hill mines,
the hands held by Dutch Jake,
f. Childs and Billy Strobe in a game Of
poker, with written explanation, the in.
augural address o. Abraham Lincoln, coins,
business cards. etc., too numerous to men.
ton.
The box was then sealed mp by Mr.. Lo-
ertcher, while Major Waters introduced
the first speaker, Lawyer y. q. Hyde, who
in q lew earnest words spoke OF the occa.
sion as being significant Of the growth and
glorious future of the city. Paul Strobach
was then called upon and commented upon
the fact that the block was to he named
after an old German city which had sup.
piled funds to assist the north in carrying
on the late war, thus expressing the love
OF the gentlemen for the fstherland. as well
as their affection for America. Both
speeches We're listened to with close atten.
tion and loudly appia"ded.
The stone was then raised by the derrick
and placed in position by Goetz and Baer
and the exercises concluded with the break
ing OF buttle OF wine over the block b,
Goeiz and bottle of beer by Baer in honor
| OF Germany.
An interesting feature of the ceremony
was the reading VI paper written in Ger
man by +. Brock hau>en, sketching the
history OF the city. and the biography o
| Messrs. GoetZ Il Baer.
, 1888-04-26

serve both cities and the intervening terri
ritory, at living rates with good profit.
Th' reciprocal benefits will be great, and
the assurance that within two years Spo-
kane Falls will no connected with the Can
adian Pacific railroad via Seattle 4 East
ern and West Coast railways, IL further
more q pledge to her people that competi-
tion, instead of joint leases and combina.
tions, will be invoked to compel lair and
equitable rates OF freights and fares.
Seattle congratulates both her sister city
and the rail way company upon the mutual
benefits that must accrue from the support
rendered. Northern and eastern Washing.
ington arc on the eve OF emancipation
from discrimination and oppression. 1t is
full time.
, 1888-04-26
On tho Rack,


HRu York, April 23.-At the opening to-
day Of the state senatorial investigation
With the alleged corruption with work on
ebc Croton acqueduct, and In other depart-
n,epts Of the city, Senator Pierce stated
that he had received a telegram from Gov
srnor Hill demanding that Roiiin N: n:
Squire be required TO produce letters he
sWore he had received from the governor
and President spencer, of the acqueduct
com mission. The first witness said ne had
Waited Governor Hill and urged him to
veto the bill recognising the board BY
Rutting the mayor and controller of OF 1t.
III. was only few days before the Cover
Roliin N. Squire, ex.oommissioners Of
public works, aud ex.menbcr OF the Ac-
Quoduct board. was called and produced .
number OF letters and notea from Governor
Hill and from his private secretary. Some
Of them were invitations for conferences
with the governor. In one, Governor Hill
asked Squire to restore man named Nell
son,. who was discharged from the public
works Departments. Another from
"Bridge" Miller, the governors friend,
asking that Charles Cornell be appointed to
. position under Squire.
Ex.Comptroller Lowe testified that he
understood the acqueduct commission re-
organization originated with John o Brien.
Of the contractors firm Of OBrien d CLARK,
who Il 10 alleged profted by the change and
aided In the governors CANVASS financially.
The witness declined the request from Judge
Miller that the vote to award sections
sn o1sq ssq"saSpIs aSS s.e.n Son,rsst tS Ss ror
cd that the witnesS was 70 be removed from
che commission.
City Cham bsrlain Twins relates the story
OF q visit made to Gov. Hill when he laid
before him evidence tending to show that
Squire had been guilty OF criminal Of
Tense. The governor, he said, did not think
it 1urniShed q basis for criminal action, and
appealed to his.urvins) democracy. Said
scandals we're bad for the party; that 1t was
dislOyalty to party to bring the matter out,
and that the party would hold the man re-
sponsible who did. Witness told him the
party should punish Its own rascals, and
cited the career of Mr.. Tilden. To that the
governor replied that times and conditions
had changed and there had been too much
Of that sort of thing from other sources.
Later witness learned that Governor Hill
was endeavoring to prevent the matter from
being made public, and threatened to re-
move District Attorney (now Judge Mar
-tiene) unless It was Impressed. The wit
ness managed to bring out and exposed
Herman, clerk. of the firm OF O'Brien &
Clark, and told of note for $4,000,
and endorsed BY his partner
and himself. He said payments OF S1,O0O
at q time were made OH 1t from time To
tine, and II was renewed till all was sold.
All these sums were charged to the indi'
viduxl account Of Partner O'Brien. He
understood that this and some po olitical as
easements on his late firm and other firms
engaged in the work were for the demo
cratic party not for Governor Hill.
Ex-Assistant District Attorney Nicol
testified that after Squire was indicted, Hill
sent for him several times and urged hin
TO bring the case to trial, as the people were
saying he (Hill) was having 1t put OF.
, 1888-04-26
sPoKANE ''GETs THERE"
Seattle Times.

The announcement that Spokane Falls
has completed the promised subscription of
ol76 900 TO purchase stock of the Seattle,
Lake Shore T. Eastern railway company,
in consideration of the prompt commence
Dent and construction u a forty mile sec
tion Of the road westward from that city.
while gratifying, excites no surprise. 1t is
cjdes ~ do thing II will be done. The
rapid rompletion 0f the subscri iption--quite
large for a city OF 10000 people.--is guar
aDty that within eighteen or twenty months
nc the fsrthest. Seattle and Spokane will be
united by an independent railway line con-
Isructed economically, with comparatively
light bonded debt, and therefore able to
, 1888-04-26
Real Estate Transfers.


Filed in auditors Office of Spokane
county, April oath, as reported for the RE
VIEW by Strobach & Munter, sbstracters and
conveyancers Hyde block.
NPRR Co to Fannie b Lewis, lots
A, 8 aud 6, block 98, 2nd Railroad
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......."$ l,ZoO
NPR X Co to Fannie b Lewis, lots
1, Q and 8 block 9S, End Railroad
add. .........."".. l,OOO
H Palmerston and wife to T
lots /, 2, 3, and 5, block 2,
Havermales End add. 5000
Ellen Waring to James Mulroy, lot
8, block 6, Charnberlins adu.... 400
Fred l. Prescott and wife To WI
Raph, lot 8, block 2, lde Il Kauf-
mans add ....... ........., ............ 400
NPRR Co to Minerva Hooper, sA
ofnw 4, sec 10, tip 26, r 44............ 800
U to Roht W Forrest sw oi sec
80. tip 26. ..;...::....";..;......;;,,
VIM II Taylor and wife and Tom p
Clark, lot 2. block 9. Riverview
add d......... ........... ............. 70
Louisa McMann and husband to
sChas II Fowley and Sarah A
Rausht, OF lot l, block 80. Rail-
Christian Th,lInan and viii TO
James Whitman to James Sires, t
of 20, ~, a3......... ...."........ LOU
Hagan Olesen to Charles Shenw. Sr,
undivided ! interest in block 8,
Mountain View add......... 1900
Jno. w. Cewsharr and wife to
Josepamb Slice, lot 8 and 4, block
II, Ch RicerlAins' add ..."... ..".... 800
John N. ouhey and wife to Ralph
X. Rid t. E3ot2, %. 4O..".... $50
Sam uel q. Havermaule and wife to
Albert Is Jilson, lot Z, block 10,
Havernale add. d....."................. 700
Joseph b. Slee to q. J. Whealey, lots
8 and A. in block IL, Chanibeiains'
duu...s. WV
Ralph r. Ridont and wife to Chester
D. Ide and Isaac y. Kaufman, N
Elof2. 25, ,40........... .........".. 625
| Joseph b. Slice and wife to James
a. jenkins ssdd".. "' @ 1900
Henry l. Tilton and wife to Joseph
M Cataido, lots 10 and IL, block
10. Sinto add.... s.
, 1888-04-26
Maine Politics.

BARaoN, Me-, April 25.-The republican
atate convention Tor the selection ofiour
delegates at large to the nstionai conven-
tion and two presidential electors will meet
here Tomorrow, a. IN. The indications
tonight point TO the selection as presiden-
tial electors Of President Cheney and Col
Samuel N. Campbell. For delegates ut
large the indications favor the selection OF
Chas. III, Prescott, S. II. Allen, J. II. Man.
ey and q. A. Boutelle.
, 1888-04-26
The ExoursIonista.

A jolly party of excurslOn Onsts came In
last night over the 8. & P. Prominent cit.
izens from all along the line Of road are
in the city, and 1t is to be hoped that our
people will extend to them. very cordial
greeting. These people represent the best
section of farming country in the world
The lateuess of the hour and press Of tele.
graphic news prevents our giving list OF
The naIn,s this morning.
, 1888-04-26
A New r. r Pre- st.

MILWAUKEE, April 20. "A telegram from
New York. received by Treasurer Myers, of
the Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul COM
pany,, from Vice President Bond. states
that the directory Of the road to-day APP
pointed Roswell Miller president, vice
Alexander Mitchell deceased
, 1888-04-26

Filed in auditors Office of Spokane
county, April oath, as reported for the RE
VIEW by Strobach & Munter, sbstracters anc
, 1888-04-26
Notice.

To whom II may coHcern-I here bg
notify all persons that my wife haViny
left my bed and board, not to trust her on
my account from this date, MS 1 will not
be- responsible for any debts contracted
by her. G. X. gibson.
Spokane Falls, March 20. 3.29 3t.
, 1888-04-26
Follow q Her Father.

NEw YoRK, April Pa Bridgeport, Con-
necticut, special says: MRS. William ID.
Bishop, daughter Of the late Elihu Wash.
burae, IL very low"
, 1888-04-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the first an nu.
nj meeting OF the stock holders OF the SpD-
Falls Gas Light com pany will be he ld at the
Office of Il company, In the ONCE OF t'rinitts
4 stout, In Janison block corner III street
Falls, spokane county, Washington errito.
~, at the hour Of II O'Clock, ~. M, on Tues.
day. the etg tn (8'h) day Of May. 1888. Tnis
Of hve l5I trusiees for said company. to serve
for the ensuing year, aud for the tran.actlon
ny that may roperly come before II. 4 trus-
tee meeting VIII take place immsdiattily
after the stockholders meeting ana NJ the
same place. - -
THEO. REED, Secretary,
Spokane Falls W. T. March 81, 1888.
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