Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-06-09
PACIFIC COAST.
A Russian Exile Falls
Heir to a Fortune.
GENERAL RAINS In NEVADA.
Two Cases Discharged from St. Vincent
Hospital, Portland, Cured by
Koch's Lymph,

Seattle is great consumer of oleo-
margarine.
San Diego proposes to scale down the
school teachers salaries 10 per cent.
San Diego proposes 10 offer prizes for
the determination OF squirrels and go
pliers.
The charge against miners at Yelling
ton, b. G., for conspiracy has been dis
missed.
Henry Il. Osborne OF the Los Angeles
Express has been appointed Collector at
Wilmington.
Portland is to have weekly commune
cation with Coos Bay through subsi-
died steamer.
Point Iona seems to be the favored
spot for the proposed military post and
harbor defense of San Diego.
The strike in the breweries at Portland
is the result Of conflict between the
Pacific and National Union men.
Arizona's Worlds Fair Commissioners
are l.. G.. Hughes Of the Tucson STAR Il.
c. Brown OF Florence, $. f. Behan,
Buckley and o'Neill of Prescott
Two cases have been discharged from
the st. Vincent hospital at Portland,
who are announced to have been cured
of tuberculosis by koch's lymph.
The government work in Death Valley
is completed. Agents divided in two
parties are now working through the
mountains, and will visit Nevada.
Suit has been entered at Los Angeles
against the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company for $20, 900 damages by Isabel
f. Mills, who was injured in an accident
last November.
Mr.. DENLY, United States Minister to
China, has provided for the sending OF
the seeds TO the Los Angeles Chamber
of Commerce, the culture OF tea near
that city being determined upon.
Fish Commissioner Mills shipped 100,-
600 brook trout from Carson, New, to
the Humboldt river the other night.
Millions of spawn are now Matching in
the State hatchery, to be dispersed
throughout Nevada this summer.
A company of eighteen bankers and
capitalists from the East and London
have arrived in Redlands, Cal, to study
the Bear Valley system of irrigation
with view to investing in the stock.
Suit has been entered in equity against
the Sacramento Board of Trustees to
have the whole proceedings, by which
I'M people VI blhI tllN NVNtAi W pay UT
back salaries OF policemen, declared il
legal.
General rains prevail in Nevada. In
the vicinity OF Carson the river and irri-
eating bitches are swelling rapidly. The
storage reservoirs are full, and there IL
plenty Of water to insure farmers heavy
crops.
An alleged special agent Of the general
land office has been operating through
Eastern Washington for the past month
with remarkable success. lie goes by
the name of Pemberton, and has been
matchmaking settlers.
The trouble between the Anaconda
Company and the Montana Union rail
road has terminated in "A determination
to build another road between Butte,
Mont, and Anaconda, and ground will
be broken in a few days.
From the evidence SO far obtained in
the Walla Walla lynching inquiry il
seems the officers OF the post were as
much surprised nj the action of the men
as were the citizens, although the former
had received notification that the man
Hunt would be iynched.
The San Francisco can says represent
atives of the Japanese government have
been negotiating with the Union Iron
Works of that city for the construction
of torpedo cruiser and have just sailed
for home for the purpose OF getting final
instructions before making the award.
Henry r. Scott of the Union Iron Works
said no contract had been let, but he re-
fused to discuss the matter further.
The jury in the Carpenter will contest
at Stockton, Cal, which has been ON
trial for two weeks, has brought in YER
dict for the contestants that the deceased
was of unsound mind. The estate in
yolved is worth S75 900 Carpenter willed
his property to the children of his part
ner, G. X. Bailey. Vermont heirs made
the contest, and have twice won then
suit before the Superior Court, the re-
suit of the first trial being reversed by
the Supreme Court.
The Fish Commission is making siren
nous objections to the action of millmen
on Lake Samomish in Western Wash
ington, who have been dumping saw
dust in the lake. The experiment OF
burning the sawdust was tried awhile,
but proved failure. The Commission
ers are showing no favor in their fight
on millmen who dump sawdust in the
streams and other waters Of the State,
and will doubtless succeed in compelling
all TO cease the practice.
Assistant Secretary Chandler has af-
firmed the decision Of the Commissioner
OF the general land office in the case
OF the Mission Indians ys. John
Walsh on the appeal Of the
latter, holding for cancellation Walsh'z
pre-emption declaratory statement fof
land in the Los Angeles Cal land dis
trict The Assistant Secretary saws the
evidence submitted justities the conelu-
sion that this land was used and occu-
pied by the Indians at and for many
wears prior 10 the date OF Walsh settle
ment and also since that time up to the
date Of hearing.
For the past few months II. Francis
who represents syndicate OF English
capitalists, has been endeavoriDg 10 per
suade the Gamers of California TO com
b.ne. As a result OF his labors the Cali
fornia Fruit Cannery Company has been
incorporated, with capital stock OF ~,
600 900. The Directors are +. b. Beck
Philip D. Code, a. j.. Cutler, Isador ia
cob, II. A. Williams, A B. Miner, W
IL. Wright, NJ. j. Fontaine and i. j.
Dawson Besides the Directors the other
stockholders are Irwin Ayres, G. W
Beaver, L. p Drexter and Joseph El.
philt The new company comprises
about two-thirds Of the canneries in tbs
State.