The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-08-08
The Charleston Ordered
to Go to Honolulu
A BREWERY FOR SPOKANE.
Another Break in the Colorado River
Sends an Immense Body Of
Water Into the Desert.

Tacoma will soon have its cable cars
running.
The Los Angeles city directory has 2S,-
760 names.
Spokane is to have brewery, With
$4,000 capital.
The Charleston has received orders to
go to Honolulu.
A Spokane ordinance forbids cigarette
smoking by minors.
A disease creating blindness is among
the cattle along the Humboldt river in
Nevada.
The Southern California Lawn Tennis
Association meets at Santa Monica, Los
Angeles county, August 81.
The contract for the construction of
the Chamber of Commerce building at
Portland has been awarded.
The Itata has paid the 5000 fine. tits
said bonds will be given and the vessel
go to San Francisco for repairs.
The Bradstreet mercantile agency re-
ports sixteen failures in the Pacific Coast
States and Territories for the past week.
The work of improving the entrance
of Humboldt Bay by extending a pro-
tecting wall along the north spit has
commenced.
The Lone Pine group of mines in the
Vipond district. Beaverhead county,
Mont, has been sold to an English. syn
dicate for $725,C00.
There is trouble between white settlers
and Indians along the Kootenai river in
British Columbia. The Indians are driv-
ing the settlers off.
The trouble with the mine .sNsw-
castle, Wash, still wears a threatening
look. Both sides keep armed, and eager
ly watch each other.
All but one of the six Superior Judges
in Los Angeles are on vacation. This
involves an unwelcome delay in some
important litigation.
Reports from Frazer river and the
Northern canneries are that the salmon
pack will fall fully 80 per cent. behind
that of the two previous years.
Another break in the Colorado river is
sending an immense body of water into
the Colorado Desert. The break, it is
thought, can easily be repaired or shut
off.
The art museum and picture gallery at
the Leland Stanford University is rapid
ly approaching completion. A part OF
the roof is already on, and many of the
iron girders are already in place.
The court-martial to try Colonel c. E.
Compton of the Fourth Cavalry for neg
ligence in permitting his men to leave
camp the night A. j. Hunt was lynched
has been convened at Walla Walla.
The Alaska travel is at its height. II
is greater than the accommodations. A
gentleman who forgot to engage a pas.
sage before he reached Tacoma offered 2
bonus of $175, but it would not command
anythi more than standing room in
| the steamer.
The Southern Pacific alone has earned
on freight on potatoes going East this
| season from Los Angeles over $4,000
This business has all been built uI
within three years, previous to which
time potatoes were received from Kansas
and Missouri by the trainload.
The last of the Riverside orange croT
was shipped last week. The total croT
this year amounted to 1875 carloads
which, considering the shortage in the
crop all over Southern California this
season, is larger shipment than ever
| DSlOTt. Iu6 JOJdl value OF Jfl6 hlVefSlut
orange crop for the season of 1901 il
put at 81, 100000.
The internal-revenue officers seized
the Plantag & Heyer brewery and the
New York brewery, both located at Hay
wards, CAL, for violation of the revenue
laws. The combined value of both the
establishments is about $30 900. The
offense consisted in not destroying reve
nue. stamps on empty barrels. The gov
ernment has accepted an offer of $1,000
made by the Hayes Valley brewery as
compromise for the frauds recently dis
covered by the revenue officers.
The verdict of the jury at San Diegc
which Investigated the killing of tn,
sailor Brown is that Brown died from tn,
effects of blow on the head from po
liceman's billy, causing a fracture of th'
skull, at the hands of G. w. Breedlove
that Charles II. Wilson. A. M. Coates
w. w. Webb and Peter Gurrie wer
present and aided and abetted the kill
ing. The jury also finds that the sam
parties clubbed other Charleston sailor
and caused the false imprisonment Q
several of them.