, 1890-07-10
IN THE NORTHWEST.
Railroad Construction in the
Coeu- d'Alenss.
CHANGE IN TELEPHONE SERVICE
The Teachers Institute at Colfax
Election OF Directors Minor
Mention.

MulLAS, Idaho, July S.-rhc an
ticipated iuil in business after the ccle-
bratiou OF the ith has not mAtcria liled,
and our merchants and business men
generally say that the burning uf lit
tie powder ON the ith, and the fact that
Idaho has been admitted rs state
seems to have hclped business, and III
spirod all with new hopes.
Between here aud the st. Regis about
so men are employed on the railroads
which are being built to this point, each
trying TO outstrip the other in their
strides to gain an outlet through which
to roll tho everlasting body of mineral
deposited here and In the immediate vi
Cinity. An the supplies necessary to
prosecute this vast week are drawn from
Muiluns At POttyillc about four miles
above here, u decided change has taken
place in the last three weeks Realty
has taken bound upward, and lots that
could have been bought for SlOO are now
held at $40 and 500. w. y. Lambert
has his sawdust singer located near this
place, employing lO0 men, and Is turn
ing out about 50 90 feet OF timber daily
fof tho Northern Pacific railroad.
Tho REVIEWS correspondent was mis-
informed about tho Mullan Park Asso-
ciation last week. II effected an organi.
zation by clccting Colonel q. W. Moore
president A. : Lehman secretary,
William DaNon treasurer and the follow
ing board OF directors; W. III. Frazer,
chairman, |. &. Sargent and III. j. Rice,
The baseball association also Was or
ganizod and elected W. J, Sulthlen
manager, secretary and treasurer, |. &,
Sargent captain and the following board
of directors: W. ]. Stuthlcn, |. &. Sar-
gent and II NJ. Mcphco. Following are
the names Of the men who will consti-
tute Mullan's club this season; |, g..
Sargent, Captain II. Z. McPhee,
Clark, ". !. J. Smith, W. Lettrick, J,
l.ettrick. j. +. lIagoman, l.. Jones, II,
l.. Sawyer, Dash Rice.
On Sunday last special train rolled
out of Mullan over tho Union Pacific
railroad with about 10 OF our citizens,
including Mullan's pet base ball team.
bound ior Osburn, where they were to
cross bats with tho diamond runners OF
Wallace. II was n lively tussle despite
the descending rain ,at intervals, and
resulted In tho Mullanitos allowing the
Wallace team to trail It's "pounant in
the dust" back to Wallace AZ the tune OF
| 10 to 10.
| Reliable Information says that w. S.
! Norman's telephone office Il to be re-
moved from Harris & Mcnrualds mer-
! camille house to the po,tuili CO building.
| Scott says business Is increasing so rap
| idly thai ia order to do Justice to Mr.. Nor.
man and the public hc would have to
employ the fourth clork which he dis
likes to do, hence the change.
c. II. King tho obliging station agen,
here for the Northern PHcihc, is soon 10
move his family to Sprague, Wash. to
u accept more lucrative position in the
office of the superintendent there. Mr
King has won many friends for his road
:. and himself as well here, who will Learn
OF his departure with regret. Ii Is moi
known who will take Mr. Kings plac,
here.
Died, in Mullan, July T. 1880, Mrs
Cecilia Cusaack, wife OF Thomas Cusaack
Age II years. Funeral to-day from he
late residence.
A. Sutherland, of Wallace, his invaliC
sister and Miss s. Mallory, OF Lewiston
are guests of J. II. Wadcs family
"Our Boys" are here, and were itxro
duced TO large audience last night b,
Felix A. and Eva Vincent.
X, X. Colwell, tho gcntlemanly agen
at Wallace for the Northern Pacific, pal,
us visit this week.