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, 1890-01-16
A DISASTROUS WRECK,
Two Engines Capsized Near Will
bur-An Engineer and Fire
mans Terrible Suferings.
Engineer Melcher Dies From His
Injuries, and Fireman Bur
roughs Loses His Hand.

A disastrous wreck occurred on tho
Central Washington branch OF the
Northern Pacific, four miles above VIII
bur on Wednesday of last week. From
gentleman who camo in from that
place the REVIEW learns the following
particulars:
Two engines, Nos 4ii and 100, were
engaged in bupking snow from the track.
While rounding u curve, where there
was an embankmont, they encountered
heavy drift. which. being heavier oil
the upper side, threw the weight Of the
engines on the opposite rail.
The TGil was wrenched from its fnsten-
inrs and turned over, and both engines
were precipitated down the embank'
ment.
Engine 4ii was in front, in charge OF
Engineer Mclchor and Fireman Bur
roughs. Conductor ReardOn was ln the
cab, acting Us pilot.
As soon es the engine started to turn
over MIR. ReaTdon Jumped through the
cab window, cutting his head severely.
Engineer Mclcher and Fireman Bur.
roughs were caught under the cab and
boiler and held fast.
The engineer and fireman and Con.
ductor Corrigan OF the other engine
lll AlIllt kllal tNNhlf'At AAlillNINs
Fireman burroughs WAS held fast by
one hand, which was pinioned agaius,
the boiler, causing intense agony, owing
TO the heat. He begged pi;cously for
Conductor Corrigan to liberato him by
cutting his hand OF with an nN
The suffering of the imprisoned men
from escaping steam was intense. The
dome by which the steam escapes from
the boiler was cut open with AN nN, thus
admitting OF rapid cscane OF tho steam.
and this act no doubt saved the lives OF
Mclcher and Burroughs. who would
otherwise have been roasted alive.
Attention was then directed toward
delivering the prisoners from their aw-
ful position. After nearly AN hour s
WORK In cutting away the cab they were
liberated.
Both were terribly scaldcd and bruised,
burroughs hand by winch he had been
held, being literally cooked.
Both engines were completely do
molished.
The uninjured fireman at once started
for Wilbur on foot and returned with
DR.. Thomas, who cared for the in
lured men and amputated Burroughs
hand.
MeIcher was horribly burned. He
was also injured internally, and DIR.
Thomas could not tell the extent of his
injuries.
Later in the day both men were taken
to Sprague, where their families reside.
\ report came from Spraguc near mid
night last night to the effect that
Melcher had died from his injuries.
, 1890-01-16

sintoof Washington. County N Spokane. ~
30 ne superior court igr suukaIe e4rniy.
N. N NllinWt ninlHlH, te Frlnk Ntu-
ahl and Mrs Hlnk Gfusui, dNfenlnuii.
10 iie lbuve uamrd iei4ndautfi 1ou Hr0
hDnfhg notified that ". y. Williams. plalu.
un hra nsel "a complaint egaluss you tti tho
lInerur court ~ s'ukfue c1uutf. stntr uf
Wa,l.uft1l heh No spnEauF HniiF. " hirh
sal. come uu tu d. henfd sixty DAYS niter
th disqualification Of this rnmiuons. tn-vit;
sistFdaya after tle esth dhyof Nnftmher
tssp, and uUllsl ydu appear and answer tho
sfmann or hs flre u.e 91ih Day Of January.
$50. Tire snrIr VIII 20 taken a. confessed,
and the tirlyCr 4 the wld complaint
granted. The object and prayer of ssf cum
ulnint % 10 recover ihe aug q ~ uVu dam
ners ore account nl rcfusal % dHltudauis to
conVev 10 plaintiff the l1linwiug dcacrihei
Un. estate. tu-Wlf. tUmnUnulng az the
uuuhuast corner " LIE one ~. In block
twenty-five COZ, " the eng 81 Spokane
TrIls auiknIH county, Ma-hiugtnn; run
Ming thfuo. south on east liuo ~ said iot
7l h.0t. thence ni nght Analfg west Ia west
liue OF iOi two f9l lu said hl1cz thence
nud % nu said ltst-ne.Icd line % Riverside
avenue. and thence un souihcriY iinco said
avenue tp place 0f beginning, under a cone
traaf nj date N1ermber ! ls-1 executed
by Reyuold b. Need a. Agent iur the dcicnd-
-"''-: witness my hand and the seal
ifHALi Oi sHld col,rt, this 2Oih day
i! ~ No1emher. 1850
g. So ARMSTRONG, Clerk
BY e JOHNSTON. Deputy.
tlnughtuu, Graves q Jones, attorney for
plHiuuM 2sNT
, 1890-01-16
STARVING HORSES,
A Number Found Dead Standing Up
right in the Grand Coulee.

A Number Found Dead Standing Up
right in the Grand Coulee.
A gentleman who came I'm from
Wilbur Tuesday informs the RI.-
VIEW that horses ON the range In
the Grand cou'ec, In Douglas county,
are suffering greatly ON account oi
the deep snow and severe weather,
and u large number have pefishcd.
Lately the wind has blown fierce
~ in tina; neighborhood, drifting
the snow into the coulee The
horsas sought shelter behind ledgcs
OF rocks and punched together, in
which position They remained, being
almost covered out Of sight by the
snow which drIrted around Them,
and the poor hcasts stood still until
they starved and frole to death
standing upright.
In one place six horses were no
ticcd dead In bunch. They were
all standing up and only their
heads and backs were visible above
the snow.
, 1890-01-16
AIoRTUARY RECORD.
Prominent Men who Have Passed
From Lif.'s Stage.

MASnATrAs, Kan, Jan. l2.-IIon.
Nehi Mayer Green, ex-governor of Kan
sas, died this morning from hcmorrhagc
Of the lungs.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. i2.-Rev. G. d.
Gotwald, pastor of the Memorial Luth.
eran church of this city and secretary oi
the Midland College and Lutheran
Synod, of Kansas, died this evening,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. l2.-Dr. w. l..
Candee died tonight aged ~. lie was
the family physician of Dewitt Clinton
and Aaron Burr.
new YORK. Jan. i2.--Prof II. ii. Day,
L.L. D., of Yale, died to-day at New
Haven, Of rleurisy, aged 81.
LONDON, Jan. l2.-Mrs. Fltzgeorge,
wife of the Duke of Cambridge, is dead.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. l2.-Philip Dillon,
president of the Brass Moldcrs' Union
Of the United States, and a prominent
inventor, died suddenly last night in u
physicians oflice of heart disease.
, 1890-01-16

The state of Washington. county of spotnnr.
sf. lu the supariur Court Tor slUANuc
County.
Luglud payuo plaintiff. ", Iorgnzo u.
Fpyuc. uciobdaUt.
10 iLo Hunyo named fCfandnut. You are
hsJuly uutlu,d that iuDmd i1ync. plain.
tiu, ua- tiled complaint against son in
the suu.iiIr Court oi dnIkaue County, state
nt Natnugtln, held NJ spokane Falls,
which viii come on tn he heard sixty daN,
after the nr-t publication ~ this -ummnuss
lu-vit: sixty dHys after the luth day of
December 1859. aud unless you appear and
gue ser ih' .lmq on Or bcfure tho 4O,h day
ui F"hrunrf, 1890. the same will b. taken as
confessed, aud the prayer Of said com.
plant granted, The object and prayer of
said complaint T. 20 procure decree oi III.
yotce on the grounds ot cruelty. abandon.
mcut and failure tu provide.
"'''"i witness my hand Hud the seal
isEALt oi .ali court, TIL 18th day Of
i.....-i December, A, u. i-sJ.
J. 81. AEMSrHOSt. CLERK.
liy A. r. JOliNsroS, Deputy.
l.. n. Praihct Attorney Tor Plainuh,
, 1890-01-16
UNDER TWO FLAos.
Judge Call<tns Chances for the United
States Judgeship.
Tacoma News1

Tacoma News.
A gentleman who claims TO be on the
inside of the situation SAYS that Judge
W. II. Calkins will be appointed United
States judge of this district beyond
doubt, and for several reasons. The
judge was a warm personal friend of
MIR. Benjamin Harrison of Indianapolis,
and when Ben Harrison became presi-
dent Harrison Washington, the friend
ly regard between the farmer republican
candidate for governor Sf Indiana and
the president was not broken oil, lie
SAYS that Senators Squire and Allen
and Representative Wilson will 10 for
Cnlkins because, In the first place, the
president wants to appoint him. Taco.
ma has been hanging on tho inside rim
of the political turcen during our
territorial and late statehood DAYS, and
as the senators are from the east and
west OF the state, and Seattle secured the
goveinorship also for her man, th at ia
coma ought to have little of the
patronage, in order that the repu blican
house of Western Washington may not
be divided against itself, as thrcatcn
Judge Cal;ins knew weeks ago that he
would probably es appointed and that
strengthened ifhe became a resident Of
Tacoma. The judge adapted himself TO
the circumstances with the same facility
with which ho took up his resident In
Spokane Falls last spring, after having
first come through spokane to Tacoma
in order to secure the territorial Judge
ship. A few weeks ago tho Judge came
TO this city and stopped at the Tacoma
hotel He registered first "W Ii.
Calkins, Tacoma but on second
thought wrote over the city Tacoma In a
heavier hand. mud with broad oned
pointed pen, the name 'Spokane Falls"
This may still DO seen on the register.
, 1890-01-16
NOTICE or rrsAL rRooS.



unlied States Land Ofiice, dpokAne Faiis
Wash, Nov. q, 1850
Sgtleo q hefehy given that In complisncs
Mfh the pruyisionf ~ Tho act uf congress of
Jnuc =, ISIS, entitled AN act for the sale
Of ilmber lands in the states % California,
gicEln, Nevada anl NHzhlugt0n territofy Z"
tir n T. Brown n spnkAnc Falls, county ~
.pos nne, tefnwfy II Washington, has fhla
dAy ulei IN this 0filte her sworn atatalnent
No. ~, for tls purchase Of tho nvit of net.
oi icction 10. ~. IN township No. - n,
range No. ~ z. W. ~. and wiz otos prDof
% show That The land sought IL more yalfia-
b'es ipf lis timber nr store than Tor agrieui-
tura. FurpQses. and 10 establish her claim 70
satd land heiorc tho nEisiar aud receiver ~
thh Office 10 spokane Falls. Wash. ou satuf-
DAG the lslb day Of January. 1900 ot o
O'Clock A. ".
flc names as Witnesses
Ieufgo T. Edmlston. H. Warrior, ChArles
nulntr, ffunk dusc, jr, all OF spokane
Fails, Wash
Az aud al psrons claiming Adversely
ne ulave- crs,nbet lnn'ls ar rtqussted TO
Ole tluls claims Ia this ollice on or before
said 18th day oi January. 500.
liKiO J.. N. ADAMS. Register.
, 1890-01-16
THE q. A. II. ENCAmPMENr.
An Effort to Have 1t Held in Spokane
Falls.


SPOKANE FALLS, Jan. II, 1890.
To THE EDITOR oF THE REVIEW;
While the four or five large cities
of the East are vieing with each
ether in trying to secure the worlds
fair, would II not be- well for the city
of Spokane Falls to make an effort
to secure D'e meeting at this place Of
the national encampment OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic in the
year 1881? The matter has been
quietly talked over by some of our
q. A, X. friends in the city, and
some little start has been made In
the way OF subscription to fund to
be raised for that purpose. The
opinion Of nearly all spoken to
about the matter seems TO be that
there IN no good reason why we
should not be able to succeed In Sc
curing this prize, for such has II
been considered by those cities who
have been th,is far ~ fortunate ns to
secure IL. Hoping that you will
kindly give this suggestion an in
, 1890-01-16

Tho state Of Washington, County Of spo'
lnur.-
In thc Superior count tof Spokane County
e. X. MerfIln and I. N HfiiHm, fuiutifs,
". Jnmes ". swan, Decree uI
tuteriOHurg aud unlnrui sale.
Hy virtue OF decree uud orter of sale.
made aud outeftd u ihg above. entitled
btr, a. y. 1850, cupf ul which hos been
Issued aud cprfIhgitl mc hy the clcfk of the
sold count. under ihr sUHl thereof bpuriug
dutr the 9pJb Has Ul Nut u,hcr 4. b. 1850
iur iny sum Ul ftla. principal and interest
and tND further Huu r. tli - costs, uud
the furthrf ,uu Of SO attorneys lrcf, and
also tltr Increased tIst. thereon. I, T. II.
llWrhlIh, shrruut splkuuc county stale
a., Warrington. VIII ou the 1st dny of yeb'
tuuJs, \. p. . $40, ut tnu lour Of 10 O'Clock
A. " OF flIi day. nttl' lunt doof ot the
county. soll M puhlIo ton. To the highest
Mlisr lur Cl,I. iur .llow INK described
tDtl estate, situ4iHl. lying and being in spu'
.HuH Uulty NushIurtDu. and particularly
de.grIu,d Hs follows. tu.Uit
Inu northeast quarter 10 Of the snitth
cost quarter NtI OF suutnWrt quarter % y
ui sc'I.ol nNc.u tlbl. township twenty-five
l.iJ, range lurly two ti-h containing ten
Urtc-, more ur lHs-. according 90 4uscluincni
survey, togctlef uiih nli nd snrum The
tnugmDnt, hvrel tuuiCur aud Hppurte
aU'i staining. Said Irup ~ 10 taken aud
sold ni ihc property oi James W swan de
ituuuut
Datt1 ~ spokane Fails state oi Washing.
tou this u q DAY oi ncrumbrr A. u. lH-D
T. ~ HiNCilLFf.
ShnrUof sulEluy county, Wash
o't D. T.. a. nONNlNG Deputy.
, 1890-01-16
THE wARpNER FIRE.
A List Of tho Losses Sustained Last
Week.


The Wardner News got out two.col-
umn extra the day after the fire. which
has just come to hand. The News was
going to press when the fire started, but
the great excitement stopped all work.
The following is list of the losses in
buildings and stocks;
Smith Sisters, building, $500, Higbco
a. Boyer, building and stock, $500, in-
sured tor 5000; q. W. Weber Il Co.,
building and stock, 5000; Holley,
Mason, Marks & Co., building
Moore block four buildings. 5000; Al
Page stock and fixtures, $500; Nor.
mans telephone office, hNtures $3.50;
Mrs. Snyder, building, $500 Mrs. Smith,
laundry, sl5O; J. a. Mayer, Grand Cen
trail hotel, three-story building, and
furniture, $1,000; William Dolgcr,
clubrooms, $500; Charles King,
restaurant fixtures, $l50; u.
l.. Harley, cigar store, 500:
Costello 4 sullivan, restaurant, S22j; j.
A. Currie, two buildings, 5000 Conner
X Parker, building, 5000; James Col.
lignn, saloon fixtures, 500; William
Williams, building, 5000; Joe Steble,
beer hall 500; u. Flaig, jewelry, $3.50;
Follett Il Harris, two buildings, $500
q. NJ. Spencer, barber shop. 1860; 4. 4.
Anderson, tailor, $50; Edward nolgpr
snmple.rooms $3.50; White House build.
ing, $1,000. Buildings lpartly damaged.
Jacob Abraham, building, 500; II.
Fressy, building, $500; l.. T.. Rupert,
postoltice, fixtures and stock, $500.
The total loss was $G6,725, with but
Sll 500 insurance.
, 1890-01-16
rIMnEKLAND Aor. JuNE .. IsIs


FRANK NJ. ALEXANDER.
United statcs l.iud Onic2, spokane Falls.
Mush., Dee ~, 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the prov isi1ns Of the net Of congress NJ
June .. 1878. entitled AN act for me snlo
oi timber lands Ia tho states oi California,
Orcron, Nevada, and washington Territory,
Frank ". Alexander OF Wnteryillc, county ni
Iolglns. state OF Washington has this day
hlCi Ia this office his sworn statement,
No --, for the purchase OF tho nelt Of NO
OF section M. 80, In township No. 10 -,
range No. ~ q, w. A., and will
oficr proof to show that tho land sought Is
moro valuable for It's timber or stone than
fer agricultural purposes. aud to esintllsl "a
his claim 20 said land bcior the rcglsie r
aud receiver oi this office a; spokane Falls,
Wash, on SATURDAY, tho sth day OF March
$500 ut u A. -.
lie names ~ witnesses;
John y. Mnrchnnd, Albert q. hnsell, Spcn'
Ger l. AcNandcr, l.. ~. Judkins, all oi spo-
kane Fel =, Wash.
ANY and all pcrrons claiming adversely
the nbovc-dcscflhe1 lands are requested 10
filc their citiin- ~ this ufice on or heiore
said sth day of March, 1880.
20 10 J. n. ADAMS, Register
, 1890-01-16

Sunday. Before the deceased was cold
applications for the appointment to the
position of port warden began pouring
into the governors office. There were
nearly twenty applications sont in, and
yesterday a delegation Of Bay city poll
ticians came up to urge the claims Of
some one, They were ushercd into the
governors office and stated their mis-
sion. The governor was indignant.
For heavens sake" Inc exclaimed,
can't you wait until Martin is in his
gravc2 haven't looked at an Gpplica-
ton and don't propose to until after the
funeral, at least %
, 1890-01-16
TIMBER LASD ACT, JUNE 3. 1878.
FRANK e. WILCOX.

unltoi siltcs Land Oniee, Spokane Falls
WASH uucHmntr -, / 80.
N1tlrp is hereby given thHt IN compliance
with tHl tTVtihiuus ui tuC nCt Ul congress NJ
jana u. Z -7s. uputlUd "Nu act ilf thC sale
~ tnunDr rlulis.n ilu s.hies oi california,
FumEUi Niuua of spoil Huv Falls, county ~
sp ltuu.. stHtl pf HhllEt1n, nus :hIs duy
nlpu On tlis uu.G nh sworn Nti"mrnt No.
~. Or tat purchase OF the south tif nf The
sNi ui sec so. "a lu town. Nu, = o., fiil .c
80 l3 g., W NJ. and VIII offer plgoi Co show
ulHt III o innd sought Is mufg valuable i1r iis
tU..r 0r .tuuu thlu Tor ngrIcultufd pur-
y pI-c- and IN establish hia claim tu sald land
b'i0r0 the register sud raD'itrrol tliis n'hcr
Ut ,lJl Euu Falls, Wash, on Iudly, thc 18th
dos 0i iaDruafy I sgO. DC ~ A. o.
llD names ns viiuotsts Daniel G Conner.
solomon Ctmcrou. William A. NYfick sud
JOHN ", Nyritk. ull spokane fHlls, Wa 10.
Any Nnd all PERSONS claiming adversely
the alptc tcdcs rihed lands aru requested 10
Gle their cia..as iu tbs u0lce 1n or bcioIo
suid 18th dGy OF rtI.ulHT. 1890
PHO 81 ADAMS Ecristrr.
, 1890-01-16

san FtANcsro, Jan. li.-Ncil Brcslin,
nlias John Konny, the youugest Of the
s.y prisoners Who escaped from tho
county jail SUuiay morning was re
captured this morning lie was found
hiding under bed iu "a Waterfront
buurdiug.housc.
lie says tat the prisoners had
planned the escape for three weeks aud
that about z O'Clock Saturday night they
started 10 dig their way out with table.
knives which they had socreted. While
they were In the corridor Deputy Sheriff
llOey maGu q tour ur the jail but ind not
observe them as they were hiding he
hind wUodpilo, They then took turns
In digging through the outside walls.
Brcslin SAYS that so Ear as he knows
none OF the party had any money or
weapons Ilchlmsell had been without
food since leaving the inil.
, 1890-01-16
MR.. CLIFFORD TALKS.
lie Tells Boston All About
Washington
OVER THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
The Speaker Addresses an Inter-
ested Audience for Two Hours
His Remarks.

BosroN. Mass, Jan. ll.--Ihe wealth,
culture and beauty Of Boston assem- ulcd
in Music hall tonight, on the occasion
Of uu address on tho grand resources
ana future Of the ucw state Of Washing
ton, delivered by Mr.. Henry b. Cliff
ford, OF Now York city
over 500 OF the best citizens assem-
blcd by imitation.
Mr.. Clifford spoke Tor two hours, and
carried the earnest attention ul
his auditOrs from tl.o beginning
Of his speech to tho end.
His remarks, while generally
In the lmcof his Hartford address, were
broader In their scope. lle called the
attention Of his bearers to tho fact that
Washington is now the objective point
of the largest railroad systems In tho
West. and that during the year Is -
moro than twice as many miles Of new
railroad was built in that state than in
any other In the West
Mr.. Clifford spoke of the wealth of
minerals found in her mountains of her
coal, timuer, water power agriculture
ana stock interests, and dwct upon
tho remarkable variety Of eli
mate embraced within the state.
Washington, Inc predicted was
destined 10 become one OF the greatest
states in the Union, a position assured
By the grpat wave of Immigration now
so rapidly pOpulating her fertile valleys
ana rich mountains.
The speaker spoke at considerable
length upon the opportunities Presented
lor investment, in real estate as we'll Us
In business,
At tho conclusion Of his address Mr..
Clifford was the recipient Of many con-
grAtu.ations.
, 1890-01-16
sorIcE or rISAL rnooF.


Land Ofice al Spokane fati, Wash. No
vtmh,r ~. 1880.
SotlCo + hereby given that the following
named setilgi has dlad notice Of his intcn-
zion 10 make nna proof iu support ofhis
clnlm, nnd that shid proof viii b. utRdr ha-
i1rr tho nitcd States land 0fllco at spnkane
Fails Na.h.. ou Fubfuary q, 1880, ft0 A. NJ,
VIZ Cali NhiimcN, who flTli prc-cmpti1n
dcclafainy statement No. T22O forthc sw'
Ul 80 :. " nf rW.l. And l0i =. section :,
townihlp25 \, range ttE, w. ~.
ilc rAiucs the following Yitncls@s -
Prove h's continuous rts'drncc upop and
eglum,ioil Of ,aM END, yt hegty y.
Wuhduli. an of Spokane Pals posfofllco,
Washington. }. ~ ADAMS Hredater.
1915
, 1890-01-16

Land O1iun at spoSnho f-'N' ""'"''
csh.lcr 20, lsIb ...,h, siio,,ine,.
named .etticr has tlcd nouec OF ne ini,ii ny
ion 10 make nusl pru2i " ", l,,,','. -
~, ibc Inited staies Land uhiss ~ Si,1-
Hnv. Sntts Mash. on March 4, lsloi ~ i
a. NJ. viz.: John D. sine, wh2 niAny hpln.i lll',i
Nsatf .nfry No. l-d1 fir tne n'a swi. am
.,iietrv'i se6' IA twp - n, range 40 T.,
W. ST. ..t.,...os A., ,,ravn
nj aontILunus residence upon ana eNi'Ne-
W, V,t o',,,,,, IN u"gee. James smith. W. A.
uerr" and sam Walton, all oi sPoAAne
Bridge, Wash. . .n.nta p.ssi.ter
Bad ., ~ Nt',e.ti
, 1890-01-16
nnrlcn az rINAL rno0r.

ENEsILl u NllAoN'
Land OIico al spokane Fails, Wash, jan D
l-SI ,,,-..t...
Sniirc D. hereby rhen that the following
named settler mas h!cc uutice oi hls iYttH,
SisIDt and that said nnof viii tf mace he
fnTe ihr United states land ufhce ~ sp1s iiig
Fali- Wash. on March .. lepo, y
4 81, VII. Emcslcy b. Wi,so M.o lis'e i.i
hei &c iB. tWp 9tN. ran go ~ ~, W ~.
U'uamef ihu following With'ssta tn piotN
bigcoutiuunus residence upon ana culll'"
vi, i,.g,6 u Bsnut-. Alexander Tayis, and
II rbonaa oil sp0kGnc Falls L. o., ana g. l.
nm o,u '' '"''''''' N. ADAMS, Register
, 1890-01-16
Norlor .or rINAL rnoor.

land Once lt sloktne fAl-, WASH, No
VcmbcrC. 1879
Sofirc : hereby glycn that TIE following
named settler has ilcd nuilec oi MS inten-
tiuu 20 make nnal proof M snip1r. oi ~
f1rs thc Unltod States Land oinse ~ sao--
Iane Fails, Wash. on jauua2y ~, isi'u, y
ii 81. Viz: Aniel x, Canuon, who nir,tr
h0sneVcai cntry 10 Do4s, lof Tue \ W.,
nufl lots , and % sc q. t"f - ~ "
range ~ r., W, ~
lie name, the foll1virg witnesses ~ p,nts
hi. continuous rcsitcucc uiou anu cntttt~
tl0n ol aid land VIA
iSland n Wcstian. Isaac c. Libby, pevit
y. nsiihls. Monroe Dcnfnan all 9fspi.kHne
Fafi.. WASH J. Al, ADAMS, Regist1f.
l4gG
, 1890-01-16
THE CLEARWATER PLAoERs.

One Of the Discoversrs of That Rich
Region in the City.
Patrick McEntee, well-known
Coeur d'Alenc miner, who Is one OF
the discovcrers of the rich placer
diggngs on tributary of the Clear
water, an account of which was re-
Gently given in the REVIEW, ar
rived from the camp on Sunday ev-
ening.
He states that the section bids
fair ior II good future, plenty OF pay
gravel and large ledges of high
grade gold quartz having been
found,
, 1890-01-16

she Slate of wasLington. County ~ spo-
aifV. g.
lntlg SUPERIOR Csgrt Tor Spokane Caunty.
tmlna Bates. plaintiff, ". Benlanlp n.
Natls. dslendtnt
Tpthe above named defcudan,' YOU arc
h,rfly notified ihat Emmn Hitos, plalntid,
ha7 lrl conF Flnini arainst you In the super
lpt cenr oi spokaue county state Of Nrshlng.
toh hell f' nposane Falls, which will come
GA y - hoard sky days after the hrst
publication ofthis aummons, ioswiti Sirty
unyi nlter the OH fty of December, 1850,
hNd unless you appear and answer ths
.aie o. or hg.Jrc the fth lag Oi Fabfuary.
istl, ne samo viii h. taken as confessed.
mnd me PRAYER NJ said couipl aint prantod.
Iheullqct and PRAYER 81 ad1 inpiaint ID
thai plnlntlh seeksa diyorre from def.ndsfi.
nndtoi hcr cost, and that she hc restored TO
her maiden nauc, knmn NosurOyo.
'''''' witness my hand and seal
sEAL. Of said coufs this 2nd day
s........' ofnercmber, A. n. 1850.
J. ". ARMSTRONG;. Clerk,
ny 4. \. JOHNSTON, Deputy
Jesse Arthur, Att'J for Plaintiff. 6f7
, 1890-01-16
IOWA Politics.
A Deadlock In the Hous.-organiza-
tlon Of the Senate.

DIS MolSEs, Iowa, Jan. lI.-Ancr be
ing called TO order this morning the
house began OH the filth ballot iora tenn
porary secretary, The ballot resulted as
yesterday, 30 10 ~, After taking Hive
more ballots, which resulted In the same
way, the house adjourned till 10 o'clock
to- morrow morning. Gardiner OF
Washington, u republican, is quite sick
and occupies cot in the house cham bcr.
The first thing done in tho senate this
morning was swearing in the new mem.
ber5. Alter the introduction Of few
resolutions the senate adjourned until
ocrats time TO caucus on the candidates
for senate Positions,
, 1890-01-16

TTTIN y TT .ITWVI.I
Land OW.g at sIJ. unc Fais, WASH" Dec
De l--I
gtIrI. hrro'v rIyen that the following
rnmtt sUtIlur bt, Hlui mott p OF lls !nl q
lion tI make lual p-ui lu sup9oft ot nl'
Claim nsi.I tn.f .tI proof VIII hv uuir hc'
i1rI tIrH United -lHis' IHuo rliee ~ 'pok sue
FHIl- Ni.n. uu f,.ual -, $50. "t J D..
Ni gir.s John O. VIHdruN who nllc pfe.
,mpf.D. d.e.aunu t-fuu,nt No tSlD' ~
t't'gu..i.il ..'E unfaI a. b., W. N
I.uqIu,. tl. follow ing witnesses 20 prove
liscuutinuUu- residence upon ana 'ui"'"'
tiuu of said land, w.. 81,
JohuN. Maynard. Ol -posane fait, Na',i
tIfI-Ir Aliru UguId w. Hicks and l0'
,rrn 4. Fcn of Never. Spokane county, wash
9t,.. b. 81. ADAMS Ee.istlr