The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-10
NORTHWEST NEWS.


Woodville, Jefferson county.
I h said that the Union Pacific has alb
Company lines and thus secured term
inal arrangements 1T Seattle.
The Baker City board Of trade paced .
resolution fAvoring the free and unlimited
coinage of silver, and indorstn9 the po-
sition Of Senate Mitchell on this ques-
ton.
Charles r.. Cunningham. agent for the
Montana entr railroad and American
Express at Elm Park. has been
arrested and charged with embeeslement.
HE shortage In said tn exceed $500.
The Southern Oregon board OF a0ricul-
sure has passed through its first year with
. balance in it's treasury Of el,s0O. IL re-
flects no email degree of credit ON the
business management of the institution.
Quite q large hand Of Indians, said to he
down the west side of the Columbia dur
ing the past week, carrying OH their cay
uses about 200 deer, which were slauRht-
erred on the Methow. -
Davis Lewis has sold to Judge w. J..
Stephens q third interest i'm the Hidden
This Is n promising vein. Mr.. Lewis In
largely interested in the new granite
quarry mt Wallace. The little town above
Missoula 10 apt to have q good boom yet.
AissOuii0n.
The Idaho insane patients are not
homeless, Notwithstanding the late fire.
An addition which had just been built
Was not burned, and this, in connection
with q wooden annex To he made At once,
will provide temporary quarters that will
suffice until the legislature meets.
The Corvallis Times states that Rev. 1.
ID. Driver preached q very able discourse
I'm the NJ. f. church at hat city last week.
Mr.. Driver 10 travelling through the state
protestant hospital in Portland soon. the
cost of which in to he $15O,OOO, should it
prove a success.
An analysis of the coal found at Com
stock. Douglas county, Oregon. shows that
over 10 per cent. of the coal Is burning
matter and the proportion of sulphur and
water IN very small. Mr.. Leigh Harnett
states that this analysis will hold good
for nearly all coal veins that have been
discovered in southern Oregon.
IL has been but q few months since the
people all over the country were cOntribt-
ting money for the relief of the sufferers
Of the Seattle fire. The Polk County Oh
server remarks: ut is noticeable now that
those same people are showing their graf
itude by Offering $4,000 for the Sullivan
jackson fight to come to that city,"
Among the towns in the Willamette val
ley receiving new life the past year is
Brownsville. The stores show better and
larger stocks than usual and trade seems
60 he good. The Calapooia mines are
tributary TO Brownsville. and the present
prospects for the development of these
ore deposits into valuable paying proper
ties are most excellent.
The Ellensburg, Oregon, Capital claims
that the largest crop of ever
raised on In Pacific coast was raised this
year in Kittitas valley rear Ellensburg by
]. L. Mcdowell, county superintendent Of
she public schools. From less than an
acre he picked s35 gallons. which he sold
for SO cents a gallon i'm E~llensburg. The
crop was raised ON sagebrush land and
yas irri0ated REGULARLY.
George q. Eaton has secured u bond
upon a five-sixth interest in the Mountain
Sheep and Graham quarts lotles i'm the
Sheepeater district from the owners, Jo-
seph Brown, James Gourley, Neil ellis
and Charles H. wyman. The bond,
which was filed i'm the county clerks Of
fee to-day, In for $24,OOO, dated November
21st and expires on the LIST day of August,
1S3O.-LiringstOn Enterprise.
A. E. Joab tells the Tacoma Globe that il
cost NJ. Squire $4,000 tn be elected to the
United States senate from Washington.
And all for just one little year and four
small n Well. he didn't quite reach
the record Of ex-senator Tabor of Colora-
do, who Is said to have paid "a round quar-
ter of n million for "a thirty days term i'm
that aul ust body. during which time he
and his $3.50 n~iRhtshirts were the Laughing
stock of the nation.-Oregonian.
The vale, Oregon, Atlas says: "Mrs.
McLain who came from Kansas to he and
was married, has returned East repentina
the bargain that was perfected at long
range. She will never have moro to dc
with this country" This was u marriage
brought about through the medium of a
Chicago paper called The Hear, ana
Hand. Mrs. L will probably never
seek another husband through the same
channel, but there are many other foolish
women who will.
"Millions upon millions of fine timber
stands within sight of our very DOORS
says the Polk county. Ore, Observer, "ant
still thousands of dollars leave this coun
~ every season for building material tina
ought and should he furnished right her,
at home and the money kept here. Thii
practice must cease; we must learn to de
pend more on our resources II we wouls
thrive and prosper. There il no reasol
in the world why we should not have
large numbering mill right here at home
and we must have it. Let some one TAX,
hold Of the matter, Invite capital and Civ,
the enterprise q start"
Mr.. NJ. e. Downs OF Helena, one of tn
owners of the Spotted Horse mine a
Maiden, arrived from that
camp last evening by private conveyance
He informed us that his was Ell
gagged i'm putting ten additional stamps il
the Spotted Horse mill and making othe
needed improvements, by which they hop
70 double their already large utp