The morning call., 1890-10-03
COAST ITEMS.
Brief Notes From Pacific States and
Territories.

Territories.
San Jose has new daily, the Record. IL.
A. Delacy is editor and proprietor.
Two hundred students are on the rolls
of the Oregon State University at Salem.
The RummeIl gold mine on Klamath
River Oregon, is reported to be paying SOU
week.
The leading clubs of Long Beach affect
aquatic names. They are the Pelican, Sea
gull and Mud Hens.
1t is estimated that the Washington people
will realize S27,000.000 this season from
wheat, hops, lumber and coal
The pioneers Of Polk County, Oregon,
have organized an association. Any person
who came to Oregon before 1855 is eligible
Howard Bledsoe and daughter have been
keeping bee ranch near Rediands this sea-
SON. They have shipped seven tons already
Salmon are now running up the klama.n
River clear into the lakes at its head. Inc
dam al Klamath City was washed away last
winter.
Sidney Horn found piece Of Government
land near Knapton, Wash, some months
ago and filed upon it. Last week he sold the
property for $4,000
A lump of coal was sent from the Roslyn
mine to the Spokane Falls EXl oSltlun. IL
measured 111s feet long, Az feet wide and
az feet thick. The weight was IA tons.
A school-boy of Vallejo was playing with
a singsbot the other day and one of his play
mates was hit in the eye. OF course the boy
was sorry, put that VIII hot restore 1io 'isn'
oil his friend. :,
SEWER StflheEeiu, pioneer pItaottori ~ "
Santa baroaIa county, dleu ,,neIe lhsI oa.,
urday at tie age OF u years. He was IN good
health the previous week and attended the
annual conference.
Vlgiahce COMMITTEE was organlzeea ny
the peopIe OF oaAaai, Iorty mn, una r. losS
Spokane rams, cary TINS Week, anu ~ iesr
than Thirty Minutes tunpn character
Was driven ifoH' town.
The largest lead oil logs ever nauiea II
santa cruz EQUITY WIS hau,ea aV Danu ~
DougHttGl cdiip aS Monta ' is'a ieeonis
by a. pIyoT, VINO, WIN hve YOKE on : o i',,
hauteu % logs thaI >caleo oo'foo iee' "a i"iN-
Der.
A man just in from the Malheur reports,
says The Grant COUNTY News, the country 80
ary ,hat "hishey nafreis !uii Vi iiIuo - "" he
lalllhS 10 pecfs ahi tnat hess Iaf i w ho Id
soahed III ''e iNei peioie 'hoy "ii' "0'N
eiup.
Editor Seott n1 the Portland oreeohIan
TOOK vacation 'ftp To AStoilt ana "r"te
| SYSTEM Inc Astoria Champer Oh Inn, IN
meree H. alsulbuted sun copies oil tiio
| article.
THIS Is the way the Marysviiie Appeal
| puts up Tue democratic ticket' Foi Wv
ernor-E. b. Pond oil San Francisco. r or
| icy OF San rrahcisco' ilalorih-Eeoiioin'
ana reform.
Austin Ellis. one OF the men hurt by the
| falling OF the bridge at Victor, In San Ber-
| naId.uo County. escaped instant death by
| his dog falling on him and relieving MN OF
| the weight oil plank which would nave
| broken his BACK.
A Napa tanrery imported carload OF
| deerskins from New York City the other
| day The Register says it was the first ship
| tI,a
| skins are tanned they Will be manufactured
| into gloves and then shipped East
| In Governor Watarmau's proclamation for
| n general State election on November 4th.
| he left ont the city of Los Angeles from the
| Thirty-eighth Senatorial District. The Sup
| eryisors discovered the omission and in
| structed their clerk to notify the Governor
by telegraph
! The McC,ord River Pioneer man has n
real prievance. He saws. Several day, ago
a greasy Fail River Digger killed a huge
| noIacat AVID Iaft tha narcaos on q hi1 naet Of
peiInw jackets near thi. oftice MiyeJ mole.
| cat and Yellow iaclet form COMMUNICATION
| en:ireIv tno sirnng for ne and we shall
either have TO summon the Coroner or start
out on the warpath and 90 for that Iniun's
| hide,
| Sous,bo yuos.,, Tr;hrro. Ifro u,on
,lanan i'e Who ~ ssoIn our sict White bsn Mon
| dow nigbf will nlace two silver dollars near
fh., oh tcIsm ncprra1 w nav tor tnn sai5 han
and several others that bsva cone The 60 ma
wav' we win saw nothing abonf the initial on
the sIeeye,hufton fonnd in tba coon co TT IF the
| dollars are NOT forthcoming we shah disclose
| nat onlv tha initiaI hut also the otbar lettarS
| Of the n3n,p "o Wv 0''-
| 60 ,ho rrorritorio, En.orn,,,o, T,
| 80 tb .ao ~ ~ "a 10. IL I ,, -
| hail, Al Yuma ali last week the fer.
| ture was down to 90 in the shade.
coats and woolen mufflers have been in s-.s
| demand. The people have been oblipss ID
| bnv and mt nm stoves. AT last acr,,;.
| mesouit wood was booming. holders having
| put the price up to So cord. 1t is feared
| that if the cold wave continues there will be
great suffering among the poor.
The Yakima Herald saws. Seattle has
grown 60 ranidlv that even the beasts Of
| The forests cannot kasn track If i,S hound
| aries and on Satnrdav last real GENUINE
| aigbtaen' carat lion was tijIed an ops ot the
| nr1ncinal streets. He had left the locality a
WILDERNESS only a month previous tn On m a
| feraeing sxnedition' and returned tn End his
lair covered bv a biz business honse and the
| thonsapds of zeal est,ts man Who in }, bitad