, 1889-08-08
REsUMING BUSINESS.
New Locations Selected and Opera
tiOns Kegmn.

New Locations selected and Opera
tions Begun.
A stroll about the burnt district inn
presses one with the wonderful euter-
prise and courage of the business men.
Already IA number of firms have opened
up In new locations, and others will be
ready in the morning. There was q sort
of grim humor in the announcement
displayed on Riverside avenue near the
Commercial hotel, that: "The Pacific
Sadellr Co, will open up tomorrow big
ger than ever
IIollcy, Mason, Marks e Go. had out'a
notice in front of their smouldcring
ruins of the Hyde block that they have
opened up on the corner of Howard
street and Railroad avenue. o. b. Ncl-
SON. II, l.. Moody, Hunt, Dart & Co.
Armcnt IL Palmer, the banks and several
other business houses have already
opened and many more will follow suit
to-day, among them Gilette's restaur-
ant and the Pacific Coast tea store.
j, c, Eaton and the enterprising pro-
prietor of the @. L. are holding forth in
small tents.
II. W, Grcenberg, of the World Print
ing company, started for the East this
morning to order new plant.
knight a. Brown will reopen on tine
lot on Howard street formerly occupied
by the Argonaut saloon. Mr. Brown
started East this morning to secure a
new stock.
The vault of the First National
bank was opened yesterday and every
thing appeared to be safe, but on ac-
count of the heat a thorough inycstiga-
ton was impossible.
l.. l.. Rand, architect, can be found at
the Crescent Block, second floor
II. NJ. Grove, architect, can be found
hereafter in Leavitt Hall, first floor,
Mccoy ~ Thomas are opening up at
i03 SprHgue street.
The Echo mill is still standing, and
people that are burned out can come and
get flour
The Trunk line of the telophone office
has been established at 2lS Sprague
street (W s. Norman's residence), and
connections have now been made with
all outside points.
| The office of the Edison company has
been established at 2iS Spragle street
! (W. Shannon's residencc). Tho COM
| pany, il is hoped, have street circuit
running by nightfall, and repairs to the
! system will be pushed ahead with all
| dispatch. No damage was ustained at
! the company stations
The Exchange bank will open on the
corner of Sprague and Lincoln streets, at
McCabe's hardware store. Everything
saved.
Drs, Grove and Gerlach have rooms in
| the Crescent.
Or. d. G.. Russell has rooms in the
| Crescent
Arthur ID. Jones & Co., real estate and
insurance, at Crescent block.
Cook Il Byers are mt DIR. Allison's resi-
/ RivnrSiIp between WnSh-
ington street and Bernard.
Dr. Powell and DIR. Cheadle have an
Office in the Crescent block.
knight az Brown are on Howard
street, between Main and Front streets.
Holley, Mason Marks & Co.'s office is
at the corner of Railroad avenue and
Howard street,
j. c. Eaton is on Riverside avenue,
between Post and Mill streets.
Central meat market Urquhart Bros,
has moved over to Monroe street, North
side.
Dr. Latham has removed her offica
to rear of residence, corner of Stevens
and Poplar streets.
The postotlice is on Riverside gavenus
between Bernard and Park streets.
o. b. Nelson & Co., the grocers, are OF,
Riverside avenue near Division street,
will sell at regular prices and for cash
only at present.
l.. c. Read & Co. have an office at ths
Commercial hotel.
Palmer, Wheat e. Co. have an office in
the Commercial hotel.
Arment & Palmer are at the CONNER
cial hotel.
Benham & Griffith have an Office at
the warehouse, Railroad avenue, mead
Monroe street.
Mason, Smith & Co. have an office liz
the warehouse, Railroad avenue, neaI
Post street.
Knox Johnston's Office is north of O.
A.. Cole u Co., in tent, corner of Ste
vens and First streets.
The Traders National bank has
opened out at Bicksler e. Webster's, 800
West Riverside avenue,
The Northern Pacific express Office il
located at the Spokane Commission
Company, COS Post street.
w. s.. Ollners, agent Of tho Fruit
Growers Association of Walla Wall1,
headquarters at the Spokane Commits
sion Company, COS Post street.
The Bank of Spokane Falls is at the
REVIEW office.
The First National Bank, Spokane
Savings Bank, Citizens National Bank,
Spokane National and Browne National
Bank, are locaetd in the Crescent block,
Alonzo NJ. Murphy & Co. are in the
C resent block.
business in the Crescent Dry Goods
store.
The First National Bank Is in Bracht' 8
music store, in the Crescent block.
The Bank of SPOKANE Falls opened up
on time Yesterday morning IN the RE
ham lave already autographed for iron
, pillars for u new building.
| The people are rallying nobly from
the great disaster, and IL is u noticeable
fact that the heaviest losers have un-
shaken confidence in the future and eN-
press u determination to rebuild more
beautiful and substantial city. Few
; words arc wasted in vain regrets, the
talk is all Of the future, and OF the best
means of guarding against a repetition
OF the disaster. a strong sentiment has
developed in favor Of extending the tire
limits and some even advocate un or
+, dinance prohibiting the erection of one
i story buildings.
Last evening Mr.. Cannon predicted
( that plenty of Eastern capital VIII I G
@ forthcoming to enable property owners
to rebuild, and several other prominent
: citizens expressed the same view.
Marriage Was n Failure.
k LARKEsviLLE, Mo-, Aug. 5.--The
!, matrimonial experiences of L. ii. Davis,
of this c,ty, have been varied, romantic
t and fatah He has been married three
times ano, divorced twice from the same
, woman. After the second divorce he
, went to Kansas and u year later ran
across his divorced wife in the Lone Star
= state! IEey made up, married again and
returned o t,'eir old home. The wite's