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, 1889-08-29
ROsALIA REPUBLICANS.
Delegates Chosen to the County Con-
vcntion-A Jail Escape-other Items
OF Interest.
ESPECIAL coRREsroSDEgoE REvlEwl


ESPECIAL coRRRspoSDEsoE REviEwl
RosALIA, Aug. PA republican prl-
mary meeting was held here on Satllr-
day, the oath, to elect delegates TO th,
county convention to bo held on the
2stl, at Colfax The turnout was good
and the contest for delegates was quito
spirited. The polls were kept open for
one hour, when the following persons
headed the poll: NJ. NJ. Choat, DR..
leonard, George D. Anderson, Thomas
good men and well scattered over tho
precinct, and from the enthusiasm man.
iicsied on Saturday we predict full vote
of the republican party at the coming
election, as they oil 90 in for winning
when the time comes.
A. Segal broke Jail at Colfax and was
discovered, III company with his son,
watching around the house of his neigh
Dor, Gergory who convicted Scgal iur
assault and battery, lie having struck
him dangerous blow on the head some
time ago with ncck-yoke. Tho sheriff
OF whitman county is on his track and
Will put him in safer quarters ncSt time,
as he appears to be dangerous man.
-. Mr. Wright and wife from Spokane
rails recently visited Rosuliu and were
the guests ofG T.. 1olton.
Grain Is coming in very sparingly, as
most of the farmers are whiting for
higher prices, which are not likely in
the near future.
Tho w. q. II. U. held an entertain.
ment IN, Sloman's hall for the purpose of
raising funds for library and reading
room. IL was well attended and hand.
some sum was raised.
:, Inc dramatic performance by Miss
west, the postmistrrsS, was well rem
dcred and received great applause. The
singing and instrumental music were
also very fine
Ram IS falling proiusely this morning
ana VIII catch good many farmers
WIN thelr grain outside and in many
cases unthrashcd
, 1889-08-29
NOTICE.

United states Land Office, Spokane Falls
July 81, 1880.
Complaint having been made Mt this Office
by George Il, Carson against Gtorto Angel
bard for abandoning his homestead entry
No, 6Os3, dated May 2S, 1888, upon the
swl4 section "a, township ~ ~ Il. ~ Z. w.
NJ, III Sposane county Washington Terri,
entry, the said parties are hereby sum.
moued TO appear at this office on the I'D
uay ol December, 1850, Mt 10 O'Clock u. h,
70 respond and furnish testimony concern
Ing said alleged abandonmcnt.
j. NJ. ADAMS. Rcgistor.
, 1889-08-29

The result of the primaries in King
county will doubtless place the nomina.
tion OF Governor Ferry out Of the ques-
ton He will perhaps not aspire to the
nomination now that his own fellow
citizens have expressed their preference
for another man and under such circum-
stances it would be bad policy for the
republicans of the state to place him in
nomination. On the other hand
1t would be equally unwisc
to nominate his local opponent
or any other man from that county.
This may displcase King county repub-
licans at first thought but upon refec-
tion they must in fairness conccde that
they themselves and not the republicans
Of the territory are to blame for the stu
alton In which they have been placed.
The contest between the contending
factions at Seattle has been something
more than an ordinary rivalry between
opponents within the party. It
has taken the form Of q
bitter fight and has de-
selopcd permanent animositics, or at
least antipathies that will take longer
than the duration of one campaign TO
pbliterate. As the republican party's
triumph Is of far more importance than
lhe triumph Of any one man or faction,
Ae party cannot afford 10 take sides In
local qtarrcls. II cannot afford 10 assist
Ia the vindication of any defeated nspir.
ant, nor. can IL oil the other hand Afford
TO further the SUCCESS OF the victorious
tacticn In the presence OF such u feud as
has existed for the pass several months
IN Seattle.
, 1889-08-29
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE At sPoKASE FALLS, w. r.,
JulV In lSSp


LAND OFFICE At SPoKASE FALLS, W. IT,
July 10, 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
II amcd settler has filed notice OF his intcntion
TO make iiual proof in support OF his claim,
and that suld proof will he made before the
United states land Office ut spokane Falls,
W T., OH November 20, 1889, at 10 A. NJ,
viz.
MARTIN j. McDoNoUGH
who made homestead entry No. 57S0 for the
scl4 of section 2s, township 25 II, of range
~ L, W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hi continuous residence upon aud cultiva.
tion OF, said laud viz:
william Ennis. George stcinbach, Peter
Donahuc and Tom d. Warren, of Spokane
Falls, ". r.
Any person who desires TO protest against
the allowance of such proof. or who knows
OF any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations OF the Interior Department.
why such proof should not be allowed will
be given an opportunity at the above men.
toned time and place TO ctoss.cNGmiuu the
witnesses of said claimant, and to oi;1r cVi.
dence in rebuttal OF TINT submitted by claim.
ant j. n. ADAMS, Register.
, 1889-08-29

AlRs. JUDGE IHuKsTos, of Omaha, who
recently visited Spokane Falls and is
pleasantly remembered as very intel
lectual highly cultured and exceedingly
entertaining lady. recently wrote for the
Omaha World Herald her impressions
of Tacoma. Through one of those unac.
countable circumstances which so ire
quently drive strong men to madness
and women to suicide, the beautiful pie.
ture was so shockiugly manglcd that IL
was almost unrccognizubc. Judge
Thurston is n man of placid tempera-
ment, but this was too much for him,
and lie expressed his Indignation in the
following caustic note To the editor of
the Tacoma Globe:
send you enclosed copy of article
written by Mrs Thurston on Tacoma.
dO this simply to show you that she
appreciates your city. i you saw this
piece as set up and printed IN the World.
Herald you must have thought that she
had the delirium tremens when II was
written, as they took it all to pieces
after being set up, in order to get space
for pictures, and threw in the different
portions, hit or miss. 1t was ali miss !;
there was no hit. have no further sug-
gcstions to make, except | hope you VIII
not charge up to Mrs. Thurston's kodak
the alleged picture OF Il iawn. The
picture as furnished to the artist of the
paper was realistic in the extreme. The
artist has produced a sad and melancholy
calf II Is possible he has replaced tho
original picture with one of his own.
Any way, ] imagine there should he n
strong family likeness between himself
and his production.
1t was Mrs. Thurston's intention to
write something about Spokane Falls,
and it is hoped that this unfortunate ao.
cidcnt will not deter her from carrying
out that purpose.
, 1889-08-29
A CLEAN SWEEP.
A Mining Camp In the Weber Group
Totally Destroyed by Fire.

l.. Il. vipond, from the Chloride
district, who has been In the city for tho
past few days, was met, by a REVIEW
that he had just received news to the ef
feet that fire, II few days ago, had de-
stroycd all the houses, thirty-iivo in
number, in the Weber group of mines,
which were in the Chloride region. The
fire originated in u prospectors cabin, In
the lower end of the canyon in which
the settlement was located, and before II
was swept away by the fiamcs. The
house Belonging to Vipond d I.uthy,
containing part of a stock Of goods. was
, 1889-08-29
NJ EXITING OF COUNTY COMMITS
StONERS.I
SPOKANE FALLS, WASH, TER, }
August 8. 1850.

SPOKANE FALLS, WASH. TER,
August 3, 1850.
Board met at 3 O'Clock 7. NJ. Present, W.
J.. Mayors chairman; l.. l.. Dozinr, commits
sionor, and the clerk OF the board.
ordered that VI. u. smith, auditor, cause
the Howard street bridge ncross the south
chuuuel of tho spokane river be replaced.
The lower Hangman creek bridge is here
Is ordered tina, the supervisor of Rond Dis
trict No. J2 post notices to that effect and
that all persons who travel over said bridge
do 50 at their own risk.
ordered that Nixon avenue, In Dennis &.
BrAdleys addition to Spokane Falls be va
Gated, aud all vested property interests
therein revert TO the said Dennis x Bradley
as original townsitc owners.
Adjourned TO August 10, 1850, =. NJ.
W. l.. MAGERS, Chairman.
Attest: NJ. y. SMITH,
Auditor. and Clerk OF Board.
by J. N. ARMSTRONG, Deputy.
, 1889-08-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE of meeting Of stockholders OF tho
N Ross Park Street Railway Company
a meeting OF the stockh olders OF the Ross
Park Street Railway Company Is hereby
called tO bc held ut the office of the company,
No. i02 Mil street. Spokane Falls, Washing.
ton territory. OH the tweuty-ciglith day Of
September, 1850, nt 2 O'Clock 7. NJ. The oh.
tion of increasing the amount of the capital
stock of the corporation from the sum OF ffty
thousand $50 900 dollars to the sum OF one
hundred and twenty-five thousand (S125,.
OO0) dollars. Dated July q, lss0.
u, n. BELT
l. IS. KAUFMAN,
q. u. DENNIS,
r. w. FOREST,
CYRUS BURNS,
Trustees Ross Park Street Railway Co.
, 1889-08-29
Proceedings Of Board OF County Com.
missioners.

August 5th, 1850. Board met at 3 O'Clock
r. NJ. Present; W. L. Magers, chairman;
4. J.. Tozier, commissioner and the clerk OF
the board.
ordered that D. d. Smith, auditor, cause
the Howard street bridge across the south
channel of the spokane river,be replaced.
The lower H0ngman creek bridge is here
by declared unsafe for public travel and ii
Is ordered that the superintendent of road
district No. 32 post notices to that effect and
that all persons who travel over said bridge
do so at heir own risk.
ordered that Nixon avenue In Dennis aud
Bradley's addition to Spokane Falls tie va.
Gated and all vested property Interests there.
In revert to the said Dennis and Bradley as
original townsite owners,
Adjourned to Aug. 10, 1850, +. NJ.
w. L. MAGERS,
Attest Chairman
". j. SMITH, Auditor and Clerk OF Board.
BY ]. NJ, ARMSTRONG, Deputy.
, 1889-08-29


THE constitution raises four questions
to be voted upon. First, as to whether
the constitution itself shall be adopted .
second, whether the right of suffrage
shall be extended to the women of the
state; third, whether the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating liquors shall be
prohibited; and fourth, where shall the
permanent state capital be located
Upon these propositions it Is safe to pre-.
dict that the constitution will be adopted
by large majority; that woman suf-
frage will receive a large Affirmative vote
but not enough to give 1t the majority !;
that prohibition will receive
much lighter support than the
suffrage proposition; and lastly
that majority of the people of Eastern
Washington will vote for Yakima for
the permanent seat of government, but
enough scattering votes will perhaps be
cast for other places to prevent any
place from receiving majority at this
election. This will leave the capital
question TO be voted upon again at
some future time. II was stated the
other day, however, by prominent
citizen of the Sound that Yakima will
receive large vote on the west side
and II this should prove to be correct
the first vote may possibly determine
the matter in favor of Yakima.
, 1889-08-29

town of Dolgeyille would send com.
mittec to Spokane Falls it might learn
how to build railroads without speech.
making in crowded halls or any of the
other old-iashloned and profitless meth
DDS, But Dolgeville will probably not
avail Itself of this opportunity, on &C.
count OF the danger that the committee
might become infatuated with the grand
cur of this country and never return to
the sleupY East.
, 1889-08-29
NOTICE.
Territory of Washington, County OF 81

Ierrtory oil washington, County OF SPo-
Kane, IS.
In Justices Court G. b. Dunning, ]. p.
To the NOrdyke ~ Nlarmon Company: You
are hereby notified that Charles O. squire
has filed complaint against you in said
court which win come ON to be heard vt my
office in Spokane Falls, in spokane County,
W. r., on the 12th day Of September. 1889 ut
appear ana there and then answer, the
same will be taken as confessed and the de.
mund of the plaintiff granted, Tho object
you $2is,6S with l0uer cent interest from
December b. 1887, Tor work and labor per-
formed for you as agent by said Squire at
your request in November, 1887, in scllinga
bill OF mil machinery to the National Iron
Works. All moneys due you from Dart Bros
and property belonging to you in their
hands has been gurnisheed herein. Gar.
nishce proceedings will be heard ut the same
time and place.
Complaint filed July %, 1880.
e. Is. DUNNISG, Justice of the Peace,
Allen 4 Walker, ATTORNEYS.
, 1889-08-29
Notice-NestIng OF stockh oIdors.

A MEETING OF the stockholders Of the
"A Edison Electric illuminating Company
tof Spokane fa!ls, Wash. Ty,). viii be held
spokane Falls. Wash. Ty. on Thursday, Oc.
toncr -, 1880 at the hour OF 2 O'clock pm.
for the putyoso Of taking into consideration
mud voting upln the proposition 70 inGreas
the capital stock OF said Edison Electric II.
Illuminating Company one hundred thousand
dollars. +. X, MOORE,
w. :. NORMAN,
HORACE l.. CUTTER,
j. ". CHAPMAN, trustees
Il. ]. NJ. HALE,
J. u. SHERWOOD,
Dated Aug. 20. 1889. 29h4w
, 1889-08-29
HARMONY THROUGH PUNISH.
MTN'r


The Seattle Evening Press urges the
republicans of King county TO get to-.
scther and emphasize the fuct that they
are again united, which it declares TO be
the case. IL says they have had differ
cnces of opinion, but these have been
settled byvoting, and that the party is
now united. "But," says the Press
something more should he done to Gnu
phasize the fact. The party has plcnary
power. 1t can punish. Ii can forgive.
There should be no pardon for trickery
that succeeds. Trickcry has been con.
demned. II failed" II seems that the
Press proposes to punish those who at
tempted "trickery" and succeeded, and
pardon those whose trickery failed. Ex-
planning further Its proposed policy, it
says:
Punish definitely, and for distinctly
expressed reasons, those who deserve
punishment. But, especially, forgive
where forgiveness will make the rcbub-
lican purity better, stronger and more
assuredly united, and emphasize the
fact that King county, the banner reptib.
lican county of Washington, is bound
together by good will and harmony of
purpose.
Perhaps over in Seattle this suggested
policy will be better understood than is
possible from this distance. Viewed
from here 1t would seem that there is too
much talk about "trickery," =" ''boodlery,'
and punishment" 20 expect a very
large degree OF "gooi will IA harmony
of purpOsch However IL * cnrnpstIv
Hoped that an effort toward the rcstora-
ton of real harmony may be speedily
made and that It will be successful.
, 1889-08-29

III 1T is true that hope springs eternal
In the democratic breast it Is equally
true that this hope is based upon rcpub-
lican disscnsions, bad.crops or something
OF that sort. Those members of the
party who arc just now predicating their
hopes of riding into state offices and
honors by reason ofrepublican squabbles
In this territory are doomed to disap.
nointment. The republican majority in
the state of Washington this fall will
exceed that of last fall by perhaps sov.
eral thousand. A large number of
republicans voted for Voorhees, but thcy
will not vote for any other democratic
candidate. The new state will start out
with republican majority of about ten
thousand.
, 1889-08-29

IITVIH IHu b1S DvIU EHPITU'
A California gentleman who mas Just
returned from an extended visit to Lake
Chelan is greatly elatcd over what he
believes TO be u region equal to Caliior-
mia for fruit. He IS confident the coun-
try bordering Lake Chelan to je natnr-
ally adapted for the growth of apricots
peaches, grapes and other tender fruits
lie found an abundance of unoccupied
land that he believes, in time, will be
equal 10 the famous California fruit
lands, and Is anxious that the people
from his native state come and settle at
Chelnu
, 1889-08-29
Lynched In nIissIssippj.

BrRMIHGHAM, Ala, Aug 2s.--Train
men on the Atlanta & Georgia Southern
railroad train arriving here tonight re-
port they saw two dead negroes swing
ing TO limbs of trees Il few miles this side
of Meridian. They were told at Mcrid-
ian that two OF the inccndiary editors of
the Independent who were run out of
Selma last week were caught there last
night and 1t Is supposed were lynchcd
Ii Is impossible to got particulars.
, 1889-08-29

The candidate for tho United States
senate from Spokane Falls will be sup.
ported not only by the delegation from
Spokane county, but by most of the del.
egates from the surrounding counties of
Stevens, Lincoln, Adams, Okano-
gan and Douglas, in all prob.
ability. Fortunately, we have good
material for a senatorial can
didatc and may therefore with good
conscience expect the support of our
ncighbors.
, 1889-08-29
sPOKANE FALLS, AUG. 20. 1859
RErNnRrNa TO the operations of ganc

RErTnRrsG to the operations of a gang
Of swindlers who recently victimizcd
number of Lewis county farmers in the
sale of worthless goods, represented as
waterproof, the Ccntralia News says.
"a smart man may be taken In once in
awhile, but he docs not need to have his
teeth filed oftcncr than once week"
, 1889-08-29

AMONG the country people who are
spoken Of as probable candidates for the
legislature on the republican ticket is
Judge A. A. Smith, who resides near
spangle. He is an old time resident of
the county and was once probate judge.
Another aspirant from the same locality
Is named in the person of Mr.. George
Fellows of Spangle.
, 1889-08-29
FOR THE SALMON RIVER MINES,

On and after August l, 1880, the North.
western Mail and TRANSPORTATION Compa-
ny's stages Will make daily trips between
compnny's slagcs at Wilbur for Ruby City
and Conconnully on Mondays, Wednesdays
ana. fridnvs carrying tho United States
mail and The Northern Pacific express, icav-
ing Davenport upon the arrival OF the
Northern pacinC train daily.
, 1889-08-29

lT is announced that Hon. o. C..
White, the present territorial secretary,
has concluded not to be candidate for
tho office of secretary of state. Mr..
White is man in whom tho people
have confidence, and his election to any
Office, to which hc might be nominated,
would not be difficult Perhaps Mr..
White aspircs to a higher station.
, 1889-08-29

This is suggestion to the Sentinel for
which there IL no charge. Mr.. Dunbar
is good man, but he Is not the only one
In the republican party and he would
himself he among the last to claim that
distinction.
, 1889-08-29

ALTHOUGH depressed by the deep be-
rcavcment he sustained in the loss of his
brother and co.worker, Lawrence, Ink
ster is making the Spangle Record n
credit editorially and locally to the coun-
ty in which 1t is published. He is a
bright and promising young journalist
and hence his paper is always reud with
interest
, 1889-08-29
TRAIN ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE

Northern Pncihc-paclhc express arrives
A. NJ.
Spokane & palousc-Arrives 1870 A. 81;
leaves 2.l5 T, NJ.
Ncstbound arrives 900 p. NJ; eastbound
leaves 6:15 a. 81.
Seattle Lake shore & Eastctn--westbound
passenger leaves Spokane 200 a. NJ; Med.
lcal Lake accommodation leaves Spokane
b;3O l.. NJ; castbound passenger arrives at
Spokane S;t5 4. NJ. Medical Lake uccom'
mediation arrives Gt Spokane 3 Il. Nj. sun.
day. excursion 10 Medical Lake leaves 1880
A. NJ; returns 700 r. NJ
Central Washington Rallway--Wlll leave
this city for Medical Lake and Davenport at
2.lo A. NJ. md Will arrive hero at 3 L. VI.
, 1889-08-29
Maple syrup, si.20 to 81. 10 per gallon.

Maple syrup, s1.25 to 81. 10 per gallon.
Evapornted pouches, III cents; sun
dried, l21S cents.
Eyaporutcd apples, l2H to II cents.
Dried hlackberrles, 12l5 cents; rasp-
berries, 80 cents currants 12is cents.
Prunes, 10 cents; Italian pruncs, rs
cents; French, l6 cents.
Rice, 10 cents.
White beans, 4 to @ cents.
Eggs, 70 to 25 cents.
Peaches, 90 cents to SIPS per box.
Lemons, $3.50 to 80 per box.
Oranges, $5,25 to $s'per box.
California onions, Sl.50 to $2.15 per
TWt
, 1889-08-29

II oST-One gray horse. 9 years old, brand.
IL ed ~ NJ ori left thigh, saddle scar OH
right sids of hack; also one roam pony,
years old, blazc-iacod, branded "B" on left
shoulder, Both horses shod. Both had
leather head haltcrs on. Ten dollars for re-
turn OF same to WALTER FRANCE, corner
Normandy avenue and Indiana street.
, 1889-08-29

TuE Goldcndalc Sentinel Is making a
frantic and In some respects an indis.
erect effort to support the aspirations OF
Hon. X. O. Dunbar FOR congress. The
Sentinel would serve its favorite son TO
much better advantage II II could refrain
from personal abuse of other candidates
, 1889-08-29
NOTICE.
U. S. LAND OFFICE, sroKANE FALLS,
JulV y 1890

O. D land VFFILEi ,T,VhANE ALLS,T
July =, 1889.
Complaint having been entered at this of.
fco by Mcinrad Tanner, Jr,, against j. NJ
Berger for abandoning his homestead entry
No. 1894, dated November !, lss6, upon the
ca neld' and ela sel4 OF section 20, township
"a n, range az f. W. NJ, in Spokane county
territory, with u view to the
Of said entry, the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office
on the 3d day OF September, 1880, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, to respond aud furnish testi.
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
j. NJ. ADAMS, Register,
, 1889-08-29

among tho number. The houses on an
average were worth about 500 apiece.
Mr.. Nipond stated that the mines
were looking well and that work had
stopped temporarily, but would be re-
sumed
, 1889-08-29

opened firm at 9S, and after a slight nd.
vance retired 10 opening figures. In the
afternoon the market improved in light
trading and closed firm ut 034. Total
sales, GIL 900 bbls.
, 1889-08-29

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s.--Whoat, firm
and demand poor; holders ollcr modcr
atcly; California No. |, Is ld@7s iLd
per GENITAL.
Corn-Stcady; demand poor.
, 1889-08-29
METAL QUOTATIONS.

her, 81 4 20.
Innd-Fairly steady; domestic, 81 50.
TINA trifle easier; straits, $40 80.
, 1889-08-29

Gs1 n REWARD--straycd, one sorrcl horse,
SIU yearsold, branded ON LEFT shoulder
" r. The finder VIII bc rewarded by lenv-
ing same nt N. L. PETERS feed store, spo-
kane Falls. w. T.
, 1889-08-29


MiHiSG experts believe that with
proper facilities the mines of Washing
ton arc capable of producing steadily
$500 tons per day of medium grade orc.
Wiih II smcltcr at Spokane Falls with u
capacity OF 500 tons daily, working on
500 ore that in the Okanogan country is
now considered almost worthless, owing
to the great cost of transportation, the
result would be-.
800 tons daily of ore contain
ing $50 per ton, will produce
$4,000 daily pcr annum of
800 days .,..."......., $4,000, 900
Loss In treatment ........... $4,000
$500, 600
Divided among labor ........ 5000, 600
Divided among other indus
tries. .,.., ,''.,...,n.....'.. :. 100000
Profits divided among all con-
ccrned ... .........4....... 3,046, 900
In the light Of this showing. cstinat-
ed upon conservative basis, it Is need.
less to inquire, will it pay the people Of
Spokane Falls to exert themselves to
construct J, smeltcr?
, 1889-08-29
ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS /!

The Republican County Convention Of
Spokane County, VIII he held In the Court
house at Spokane Falls, Thursday, August
20, 1880, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. TO nominate
such legislative and other officers as may he
luton, and To elect delegates TO the state
convention which meets at Walla Waila
September = 1889, 10 nominate district
aud state ticket.
, 1889-08-29
COMMERCIAL.

New YoRH, Aug. %. THE stock mar.
Ect throughout tile day was fairly active
and ieyerish, with specalties showing
the market strength or weakness, and
the general list fairly steady with an up.
ward tendency IN the forenoon, which
gave way to the Rio Grande movement
later in the day. Most of the stocks
traded in were slightly lower than last
evening. The resignation of President
strong, OF the AtChison, had the effect
of making that stock moro active than
usual and carrying up the price irac.
tionally. Trusts were weak almost all
lac way out, and cotton oil and sugar
both scored material losses.
Governments dull, heavy for the Is.
Money on call easy, 3@il5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5@17i1 pei
cent.
Sterling exchange quiet; Go.day bills,
1851, demand iSGA
BONDS.
NEW foRk, Aug. s..-uovernmeut bonds
closed as follows:
l.. :. As reg ..l271s 'C.s4 l.2 cp'ns.. i26ai
y - coup'n l27ls Pacific 6s"........ 1ls
.s.t LES reg 1884
STOCKS.