The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-11-21
PACIFIC COAST.
Fine Lithograpic Stone
Found in Utah.
FRESNO RAISIN SHIPMENTS.
Claus Spreckels Son Purchases the
Entire Street Railwa Sys-
tenn at San Diego
FRESNO RAISIN SHIPMENTS.
Scarlet fever is at Elko, Nev.

/ ocafieC IeVer is at EikO, Aev.
Pendleton is cleaning out the gamblers
Portland is determined to enforce the
Sunday law.
In Millard county, Utah. fine litho.
graphic stone has been found.
Los Angeles is being flooded bv green
goods" circulars from New York.
The wreck of the bark Charles Deyeus
at Coos Bay is to be removed at once.
Ranchers around Idaho Falls, Idaho.
are offering potatoes in the field at 10
cents per 100 pounds.
Raisin shipments from Fresno are now
averaging twenty carloads dav. The
total shipments will reach l 200 carloads.
The prospects for the completion of a
railroad from Salt Lake to Los Angeles
are fair according to report that reaches
Los Angeles.
A. B. Spreckels. son of Claus Spreck-
els, has purchased the entire system of
street-car lines at San Diego, and will
apply electricity in operating them.
George E. Holden, Chicago sporting
man, was robbed of nearly $4,000 be-
tween Albuquerque and Pomona. He
carried the money in small handbag.
George Clark, who is charged with the
killing OF Superintendent Galayotti
while the latter was taking bar Of gold
to Nevada City, has surrendered to the
authorities.
Prof Martin w. Sampson, professor of
English in the State UnixerSitg Of Iowa.
has been appointed assistbr Professor
ot English in the Leland STANFORD {Jr.y
University.
Two well-known gumblers at Portland
charge that there is a gambling trust in
that city, and that from $1,000 to $4,000
is collected monthly and given to officials
to insure the gamblers from being inter-
fered with.
1t is just announced that three East
ern parties, whose names are withheld,
have donated $4,000 to the endowment
fund OF the Pomona College and $25, 900
for building to be erected during the
coming spring.
The United States government has sent
a gold watch and chain to be presented
to Captain d. D. Roop of the British
bark Rorcross at Victoria, B. c., for the
rescue OF the crew of the American ship
William McGilvray in August, 1889.
While the penitentiary commission
ers were in session at the Santa Fe
prison, three prisoners, with wooden
revovers," wrapped with tin foil. held
up the guard, and two escaped in a car
riage which was in front of the building.
John Moran, section boes on the
Atlantic and Pacific at Needles. has been
arrested at Albuquerque, and property
which was stolen from Pullman slaener
on the goth ult. and belonging to Mrs. !
of Fort Wingate was found
on his person.
Specimens of ore which assays $l4. 65
IN silver, with traces of gold, lead and |
arsenic, have been taken to San Jose by |
Charles Schaeffer, who has located the |
mine in the Liagas, near New Almedan.
n Santa Clara county. The ledge is |
,wenty feet thick.
The uprising of the Yaquis in Sonora
vas caused by the settlement of lands
outside their reservation, but to which
hey lay claim, of Mexican families. The
properties of these families have been
destroyed by fire, and the Yaquis have
to the mountains.
The Union Pacific has decided not to
oIlow the example OF the Northern Pa
ific by Withdrawing one of its trans
ontinental trains during the winter.
The officials of the company at Portland
ay that the line is doing big business
nd can afford two trains daily.
The West Coast Fire and Marine In
urance Company at Tacoma las been
eclared insolvent, and its officers will
e criminally indicted, the company
ppearing to have been run in their
interest. The concern ran behind $I4.-
OO last year, but paid dividends everv
hree months.
1t is confidently stated that the iron
holders strike at San Francisco, which
as been going on over twenty months {
soon to be declared off by the men,
he terms upon which this will be 4
rought about are not as yet known in
etail. The molders viii make large
the principal of which is
lat in the future all foundries will he
hat are called "open" shops. the
Mon allowing its members to work in
lops where non-union men are en- :
loved.