The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-09-11
PACIFIC COAST.
Fruit-Growing in Ari-
IONA Territory.
POPULATION OF MINNOK.
Two Hundred Miners Arrive in One
Day at the New Mining
Camp in Utah.
POPULATION OF MINIyoK.

Strawberries grow in Alaska, and now
is mid season for them.
Arizona hopes soon to be rival to
California in the fruit-growing line.
Its again reported that the Dunsmuirs
have sold the Wellington collieries to a
syndicate.
1t is reported that within the last six
months $50 young women have taken up
timber claims in the State OF Washing
ton.
The government steamer Albatross,
which has been in the service OF the
Fish Commission since July l6, is at As
toria, and viii await orders there. The
Commissioners have gone East.
A party OF land swindlers have been
arrested at Portland. They have been
locating parties on land on the payment
OF $50. and claimed that q syndicate
they represented would buy the land at
an advance.
The sheep industry in Oregon is a
growing one Oregon is now furnishing
sheep for the Black Hills country. The
other day l45 carloads left Pendleton for
Mandan, n. D., where they will be put
on the range.
Port Townsend according to official re-
turns cleared III more vessels during the
first three months Of this year than New
York did. The tonnage of the ships
cleared was third more than that OF
those from New York.
The run If salmon has begun in dead
earnest and large catches are reported
all over the Sound. The Myers cannery
at MnkilteO is receiving between 5.tDO
and 5000 fish per day, and is now can
ming them as last as received.
Seventeen cases in which the United
States hrnught suit against the Puget
Sound Mil Gomnanv have been decided
nv fbe acting Secretary and the rulings
al the Commissioner in the same re-
verssd. This il 4 victory for the com
pany.
The crew of the bark Pisagua, which
vessel has inst reached Victoria, B. c.,
compIaiu OF having been fed with rotten
meat which they could not eat, and they
had subsisted on bread for weeks. The
eantain had the mate and two men in
irons and charged them with mutiny.
Z. ca .;s.o nIoralf, r Cracker
e ~, aa-;n,sIT s,.;,,i Lnrt the other dav
~ q fssl;n, di froro etras.t car Hewas sit-
aa. IL ,;i -a;l;,,, 4 n. - ~ @ csr and wben II
. .ns q s,5asni, VA E s iii csF @ and m HI head
st~ral - tl,s ns,;ng 10 was at once taken
n His home and 4 surgeon was called in.
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III .soas-,, arso aract W. : nsT hotel nm The
'slsD 4 p'Vp .a asr,,rs,,ra urs yacentlr burned II
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Lo.lk Dea0n.
Nearly two years age quiIe SIT W. w,
maus :. i.p',N Mins o5n, Ja % haIon,;ng ~,
Il III Miss Mand SHARKS of Reno. Servants
sn5 rnniIs wa,e snsnected and auch
n.,h notoriety was given to the case II the
naners Miss Sparks was removed from
fba school n consequence Of the sup
,aosad tbaft TateIv. when one of her Old
ro@na -, was he;no ripped the pju was
fnurd in the dranery of the garment.
A .e.. Il ia haa,, ssfaI,, concsolad all
tl'is time.
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Lns asoas,sn as..anaod ao : nis;m % for IN I'M.
Ans ,,as 81 aaa.;ooS aso e Z Iand 4 tha ceded
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sans t1so M e vyy cn;,.cla;m III An rirbt the
frs'.vs frd;sms cIaimed Fl AL II tbe lands III wash