The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-18
Porlland's Speed Associations Fan
Meeting.
uHsTILLA AND YUMA INDIANS Enjoy
ING 4 YEAR Of PLENTY.
Arrest Of q Notorious Hofse-Thief- Demo
cratic Clubs. Meet in Tarema-
Corner ON Pranes.

Nearly all the rabbits iii Sierra Eal5eF
perished last winter. bsit the few Ief
VIII soon stock tue country
Phil Askins oi Tonic Basin, In tiiIa
County, Al. +, has killed over Ic0 lions
and . large number Of btars.
One man has shipped five toms Il rrao-
hair froli Dallas, Or, this season. the
prices ranging from 70 to - CENTS
nineteen-year-old son III &. d.
Grneil OF Junction, Mont, swallowed i
silver dollar the other day and has ii III
his stomach YET
Tie entire prime crop of California
has beeis eorneresi ~ three New i ork
concerns The price TO b. paid Il Bix
cents per pound in casks.
A 40fl-foot highway bridge. the largest
OF the kind on the Pacific Coast. il being
constructed by the Pacific Bridge Conn
pany 1t Springfield, Lane County. Or. -
Attorney-GeneraI Jones fled an i'm
portant opinion. July Sd, holding that
the right OF way oi the Northern Pacific
Rallroad Company il taxable by tie
State OF Washington
John Deletis, an Italian, living nc Port
Townsend, was found dead in bed with
his throat cut fraIn ear to ear last week.
HIS clerk, Who has disappeared, il sEis-
pected OF the murder.
John DriscoIl was killed July Sd bv i
cave III the tunnel OF the Boston mine
near Graniteyille, Cal. The deceased
was young man, unmarried. and has
relatives living IN San Francisco
A large number OF Il hermen are en-
gagged among the San Juan islands
catching haiibut and cod. They ARE
caught at depth OF about $50 feet
They are very large and find ready sale
At Port Townsend Al from 70 10 cents =
pound.
/ James Walsh. bachelor, who for i
number of wears has been living across
the alapoolt from Albany. died al the
residence OF George w Cline, from
iropsy, suPerinduced bF the gfigasss.
| which he had last winter He was bo7 "
IN Ireland IN 1855
The Il matilda Indians have enioved
rare bonanza in picking the wool from
sheep in Morrow, Grant and UrnafiIIa
counties, that gave up the ghost in the
storms OF last winter Thousands I'll
! pounds of stleh cuItsls fIeeces have heen
/ purchased by wool merchants this -
son.
The Democrats Of the State will meet
Al Tacoma in August to organize the
Washington State association of Demo-
cratic clubs Ii is expected that dele
gates from every county viii attend 4
] letter has been received hy the Secretary
/ from eN-President Cleveland expressing
+ his. sympathy with the movement and
/ his inability to attend
The sale OF the Seventy-six Land and
Water Company TO the Alta irrigation
/ district was consnnlmatad, July ID, af
DTnaha, near Fresno. Cal The price
paid MAS $4I0,0t0 IN bonds OF the dis
t triet, which was recently organized I'M
der the Wright irrigation law ALI the
| water rights heretofore sold bv the
i Seventy-sIx company are TO be paid back
in full at = per acre.
As proof that the eamels brought 10
Arizona number OF years ago are not
extinct and are breeding rapidly. the
following from the Yuma Sentinel is re-
produced. A large band of cameis, num-
/ berlng thirty-hve, were seen within i
few miles OF Harrisburg last week Jim
! Boten caught one with q lariat and
after bringing It into camp was forced fo
shoot il, as all the horses around became
badly frightened aI the sight of the nm
calmly beast.
The posters and programmes for the
fall meeting OF the Portland Speed A $50
citation are now out The aggregate "a
the purses amounts TO sl1,ssss--ss5f. sss-s5f rfle Lara
est sum ever offered IN the Norfhw est
The programme as arranged is the finest
ever offered west OF st. Paul Railroad
and steamship tickets leading TO Port
land Will have a coupon attached for the
races, the fare TO and return being one
M fkfks-f1fffs nff rls,,-
lose Bravo, leader OF Il gang oil horse
thieves that have been operating near
Santa Monica, has been arrested Tie
was so surrounded by friends who would
warn him of the approach Of an officer
that his capture was thought impossible,
CONSTABLE Benedict disguised himself =.
a woodchopper and located Bravo. Their
ne slipped handouts on him while he
was in bed asleep, and on awakeain.
him frightened him so that he marehe!
INN out on the rough hills and into iail
dispatch from Miles CITY, Mont. /.
the Helena journal thus explains tin
the reports OF a threatened Indian ont
break: The circumstances in the cas-.
are that three steers came ON a run 10
seminole, who for his own safety shot 4
one, and the bullet glanced off, strikIn,
the Indian, who was sitting on fence
and killing him. The Indians say it WA
Intentional. A troop OF cavalry has bee7
ordered out for the summer TO camp n
the agency merely for a Safeguard
i, Seminole is under arrest
: Ten more Chinese were captured, Juf
: Seth. III the. nelghborhood OF the Mex
: can line at Tia Juana while endeayorif
? 10 reach this city from LOW er CaIifornl
: The capture VAS made ny Deputy Co
| leetors Marsh and Goodrich, and the
: landed the eontrahands in the Coasnt,
, Jail When searched they had hsla
/ in the whole crowd. and one OF them
, in precarious condition from sicknes
! supposed 10 have been caused by hafs
ship and exposure since they left flAs
steamer which landed them on Mexicai
Territory.
r A communication Was Eecexe7s s.
o the Board OF Health, July 3d. from
+ Unstable Wilson OF San Miguel Town
: ship. San Luis Obispo County, Cal.
y stating that white man supposed to b.
= a leper resided there, and asking tia
), the health authorities of this city shonls
!. examine him to determine whether D
!. not It Is a case OF leprosy. Secretaa.
:. Hoess h has replied that the Law compel
all county physicians IN the State i
9 make such examinations in their RI
L spective counties, and ii ieprosy il
9 covered the County Supervisors ar
quired to organize . lazarefto for Il
lof lepers under section 2952 Of