The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1891-11-28
PACIFIC COAST.
The Chino Sugar Beet
Factory.
MORE TIN MINES DISCOVERED
A Roseburg Man Objects to a Marriage
Ceremony Proceeding and
is Bounced.
MORE TIN MINES DISCOVERED

Parties have been violating the Ne
vada fish laws by catching trout in the
Hum boldt.
The inquest on the body OF Constable
John Teeter, killed by James Reed at
Truckee, finds the killing was done in
self-defense.
A bitter fight between Los Angeles
and the city water company has been
inaugurated over the possessory rights
to water sources.
An Oregon woman has invented a
dish washing machine, and she will ex-
hibit it at the Worlds Fair 1t is re-
ported to work splendidly.
Annie Campbell has been Indicted at
Boise City for passing counterfeit money.
She is believed to be one Of a gang OPP
Grating in the Northwestern States.
Southern California promises to have
during the next few months the greatest
planting of orange and lemon orchards
ever known in the southern partof the
State.
Tin ore that rivals the Temescal prod
uct has been found in abundance sixty
five miles east of San Diego in the La
guna Mountains. Nine locations have
been made.
A Tucson jury has found George Reed,
who killed James Farrell al Nogales one
year ago, guilty of manslaughter Reed
is 80 years old, and his age called for
sympathy from the jury.
President John A. Kemp Of the de-
funct West Coast Insurance Company at
Tacoma has skipped from town, and ex-
perts are at work on the books to see if
there were any irregularitie
The land on which the Snoshohe Fails
in Idaho are situated has been selected
as school land, but will not be sold, as
other lands are. 1t is proposed to rent
it so as to secure perpetual income.
Governor Pennoyer of Oregon will not
call an extra session of the Legislature
to legisate on a portage road between
| The Dalles and Cello. He thinks the
next Congress will provide for the work.
The Chino sugar-b beet factory is shut
down now until it can be ascertained
! from Washington whether it will be per-
mitted to hold its syrups over until next
season before they are run through ma
chinery and reduced.
A seaside hotel is projected at Santa
Cruz. 1t is to have 400 rooms, an opera
house, conversation house and casino
swimming tanks and large bathing
houses. Cottage and villa residences
are to be let or sold, and handsomely
adorned grounds on large scale are tC
be laid out.
S. A. Mallory, d. " Diamond, r. II
Pryke and ii. A. Lusty have been in
dicted by the United States grand Jury
at Portland for conspiracy to defraud The
government by fraudulently locatinl
parties on government land. They have
operated extensively in Seattle and othel
cities of Washington.
A. j. Glave, who has returned from ar
expedition into Alaska, reports that he
located the source of the Alaska river
about eleven miles northeast of Mount
St. Elias, and found that the whole o
the country east of Scwatka's field o
exploration is available for pack horses
He himself took and brought back foul
horses in perfect condition. He will ash
the government for an appropriation t
open up trails.
During the marriage ceremony at Rose
burg, Or, which was to unite Charles
Minkler and Lottie Citizen, when the
| minister asked II any one had anY rea
son why the ceremony should not pro
ceed, young dry goods clerk naneC
Mannis stepped forward, saying he haC
serious objections. He said he wanted
to see and speak with the girl privately
He was put out of the house, and pie
toll was found in his pocket. He said h,
had always wanted to marry the girl
but had never gathered courage to tel
her of his feelings.
1t is singular fact that, while from
twenty to thirty licenses for the sale o
oleomargarine have been issued by In
ternal Revenue Collector Weidler t.
Washington parties during the past few
months, not license has been ISSUED
for the sale of it in Oregon during th,
same period of time. This is accounted
for by the stringency of the Oregon law
and comparative laxity of the Washing
ton laws regulating the manufacture anC
sale of adulterated articles of foods
The Oregon law requires all adulterateC
articles of food to be so labeled that tn,
consumer shall know what he is buying
This requirement applies to retail quan
titles as well as wholesale packages. Ii
| Waahinpton no such labelling ia reouirad