, 1889-06-06
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

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there left the wagon and some pieces of
tue harness. NO damage was done ex-
cept bent axle and harness somevbat
torn.
a large force OF men are at work on
each side OF the ialls near the c. h q
mill, on the water power improvements.
ms 10 an Immense undertaking and IL
Will be some time before the work makes
much Of showing.
Pat Clark reports between 80 and 100
men at work in the Poorman mine At
Burke. Forty tons of Concentrates are
shipped daily. The shaft is down 200
feet below the creek level, with a fine
showing Of ore.-Ceur d'Aieuc Sun.
The Che~elah correspondent Of the Ste
yens County Miner writes: MIR. ID. q.
Corbin came up from spokane Friday and
returned Sunday. Mr.. Coroin reports the
work on the 8. Il N as being pushed to its
utmost and that trains will be running in.
to Chewelah some time la August"
Lewis Ovens arrived from Spokane Falls
with brand new imported wife. she hav-
Ing crossed the salt seas TO meet her hus-
band In Spokane Falls, The boys on Clug-
ston creek will be pleased to have another
woman In their locality and all wish
friend Owens happiness. Stevens County
Miner.
Il rate Of ons fare for the round tim will
be given toa who desire to attend the eel
eoration ut this city. A special train wall
leave spokane about III A. NJ, and ar
ran9ements will be made to have a special
train run from the mines connecting with
boat at the Mission Ia time 10 arriys here
about noon.-CGur d'Alene City Times.
The board vi county commissioner have
ordered that the aiditOr be directed To call
for the return to that office OF the United
States Runs belonging TO Whitman county.
and that the same be turned over TO
Nathaniel Lyon Post, @. A. r.. subject To
the order Of the sheri6. Enter
prise.
A. d. Burnett, representing the spo-
Kane Daily REVIEW, was 10 town Wsdnes-
day in the interest of thst Journal and
made the Record pleasant visit. Tie
REVIEW 10 rapidly coming to the front a.
one OF the leading dsilies ON the cosst.--
SpanRle Record.
The rose bushes are sure 20 suffer this
week, al the whole community have been
invited to compete for the very ha ndsoue
prizes to be given for the differt ut DISPLAYS
OF roses and other flowers ut the featival at
the opera house next rhursday afternoon
and evening. See advertise ment else
where andbe sure and see the prizes TO be-
given.
Mrs. W. II. Walters returned from a
protracted stay in Spokane Falls, where
she has been receiving medical treatment,
we understand. She is much improved in
looks after her sojourn in chat place, ii in
no other way. Billie wore q very campla-
cent smile on his Saturday trip 10 cons.-
quence OF her return. .--Colville Miner.
In speaking of rail way construction in
Washington. the Washington Farmer.
published at Yakima, Gays: ait 10 also
understood that G. w. Hunt il calculating
70 build road from North Yakima up the
Natche2 river across the head Of Cowlifz
to thr mead OF Puget Sound ut Olympia,
there to connect with the road to Port
Townsend"
Seven or eight men are constantly at
work ut the Argentine mine. There ia AN
under current of opinion that this property
IL making an excellent showing, and occa.
sionaily u report to tnat fleet. with few
particulars. finds its way to the outside.
But tor reasons best known to the company
doing the work they pref,r that the exact
results Of development work mali not be-
made public --Waiace Free Press.
A bouquet was transferred here yester.
day on its way way to Spokane, that ar.
tracted considerable attention from It's
size and beauty. 1t was sent by Mrs. n
u. Smith OF Endicott to Major Wimpi,.
The bouquet was foot and a half in di-
ameter with symetrical proportions, and
was composed of u MKT ure of delicate
hued prairie howers ana roses. Garfield
Enterprise.
It now seems probable that county of.
6cers will have their b,.,tle to 6eht over
again this fall. Five OF the six delegates
from whitman county are in favor of
electin4 all officers this fall IL il not 10
be expected that these trainers OF our con-
stitution should be satisfied with glory
alone; glory rests not easily on an empty
stomach. .-Garfield Enterprise.
A. s. Brown, formerly of Murray. has
pitched his tent at Wilbur. He writes TO
the Ceur d'Alene Sun IL have located
here. Wilbur lis sma. town now, but il
growing rapidly rave all can attend
to papering apd painting. The surround
ing country ~ rolling prairie, and the
land is very rich. Wilbur il on the sur
vev of the Norihera Pacific and the Sc
attle. Lake Shore h Eastern railroad, and
10 bound to be q frsr.cIass town"
Conductor Brohaska was feeling gay w
lark the other ni1hG. aud upon making
inquiries, we found that BRO" had n
brao spanking new car. also new silver
mounted lantern, which he was Singing
around in every direction. Dad"
couldn 7 tell whether he wanted to go on
to Spokane or make a'hy" 10 Hauser
Now, II tne Northern Pacific officials would
only put an agent here, Bro. would be
the huppiest railroad ooy in ,ne country.---
Post Falls Post.
After long, unavoidable delay the EN-.
pire this week appears in its new dress
and all home PRINT. From six.column
patent side when the paper first appeared.
4, year ago last March, 1t has pIoSu TO all
eiHht'colunp ali home print aud compar.
Ing tavOranIy with any other paper IN the