Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-05-12
PACIFIC COAST.
The British Tug Lorne
Seized and Fined.
OREGON SHEEP NOT FOR SALE.
New Sugar Refinery Started in San
Francisco in Opposition to the
Two Old Refineries.
OREGON SHEEP NOT FOR SALE.

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this seasons crop at Is cents pound.
Spokane's land office is crowded daily
with men seeking to make homestead
entries.
Surveyors are locating telephone line
from Ellensburgh to Selah, Burge and
Yakima.
Tacoma people are building steam
boat, which they claim will be the fast
est on the Sound.
celebration OF the discovery of Gray's
harbor in 1902 is proposed to be held at
Gray's Harbor city on July T.
British Columbia wants an increase in
the Chinese head tax. 1t is now $50, and
Victoria wants it made 800.
Salem is beginning to realize the inn
portance of the fact that she has first
class stone quarry just outside her limits.
Twelve union miners at Wellington.
b. c., are under arrest for beating a non
union man until his life was despaired of.
The British tug Lorne has been seized
and fined 1914 at Port Angeles for towing
vessels from that port to other American
ports.
The Times says the expenditures in
Los Angeles this year for street railroads,
improvements and buildings will reach
$5,000,000.
h. flumason, prominent cattle dealer
at Spokane, convicted of cattle stealing,
has been sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary.
The Attorney-General of Washington
has given an opinion that the census
must be taken by counties this year as
well as in 1898.
East Oregon sheepmen are getting
ready for shearng. The wool clip will
bring large amount of money to the
State this year.
Judge Wood of Port Townsend has de
cided that policemen have no right to
search man for concealed weapons
without Il warrant.
Tacoma has nearly sufficient money
subscribed to finish the Western Wash
ington Industrial Exposition" building
work VIII commence on it at once.
Paul f. Riecker OF Seattle and IL. f.
Parrish of Tacoma have been appointed
assistant biologists to aid in prosecuting
survey OF the state OF Washington.
McCloud trout that we're put in the
Truckee river years ago have increased
and distributed themselves in the river
from Truckee to Pyramid and Mud Lakes.
Nv iA-N 9't--aii lNtiliNi tillili started
to oppose the two San Francisco rein
cries has filed articles of incorporation
at San Francisco. 1t is called the Edo
RADIO Sugar Refinery Company.
The ordinance passed by the Tacoma
City Council on A pril H. compelling the
powder storage and the Standard oil
works to locate outside Of the city limits,
has been reconsidered and killed
II ia uap.rol iV mathematical ,I,,4 ,,,-.-4 r
the Eastern sheep buyers in oregon this
year will be compelled to return home
with their contracts only partially filed.
The TACT Is the sheep are not for sale.
The wagon road to the Seven Devils
mines from Baker City is now an assured
fact. Union county has appropriated
81 300 for this purpose, and an equal
amount, or larger if necessary, will be
furnished by Baker City
The Canadian Paci tic will begin run
ming into Seattle about May Is. They
will enter Seattle over the Seattle, Lake |
Shore and Eastern and if an agreement
can be made with the Northern Pacific, |
the services will he extended to Tacoma |
AT recent meeting of the California /
Board Of Health at Sacramento a resolu- |
tlon was adopted declaring that heart .
failure, fever, dropsy, childbirth, etc,
shall not hereafter be recognized us salts
factory causes of death hen returned in
the physicians certificates. 1t was the
expression of the board that these terms
meant no more than that death occurred
for want OF breath.
The Oregon agricultural authorities
believing that acquaintance with the APP
pearance of our native animals on the
part of students is advantageous. desire
that there should be represented in the
colleges geological museum typical spec
linens OF Oregon birds, mammals and
reptiles. Quite an interesting museum
has already been established at the col
lege, which is being added to daily.
President Fulda reported at a meeting
Of the Directors of the California Ath-
etic Club at San Francisco the other
night that he had visited Peter Jackson's
quarters and found Peter feeling well
and able to walk about without crutches q
)r even cane. jackson assured Presi- )
lent Fulda that he would be all right for &
ais match with Corbett in due time. He t
S now suffering no pain from his recent !
y injured leg and all inflammation has {
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Oregon agricultural experiment station
mas issued its April bulletin, which will u
&c vi Hloic llldu usual interest to irult =
growers and farmers, as it contains an a
account OF practical work at the station -
N experimenting on the cooling moth a
With paris green and with a com bined h
and insecticide slso an article h
IN the hop louise, giving a history of the :
remedies Tor it, etc. This bulle-
IN will be sent free to all residents of
he State applying for it, and tits worthy II
II perusal by all who raise fruit or hops u
A meeting of representatives. from Z
wenty irrigation districts of California q
vas held one day last week to take action ;.
oward promoting the sale of irrigation :;
oonds. lsador Jacobs presided, and said Il
he San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
you'd assist as far as possible in aid Of
he cause OF irrigation. He considered y
he bonds issued under the Wright irriga-
ion law good investment Tor capitalists.
hey having been passed upon by the Su- :;
RENE Court. Judge Hazen then read =
aper holding the name OF these bonds -
hould be made as well known as those y
other gilt-edge securities. Two hun
red thousand dollars worth had been CO
ought by San Francisco bankers, and al
,me Of them had been sold abroad. 1t B
as decided to persuade the san Fran Y
SEQ bankers 10 indOrse the irrigation K
1ndE, so that market for them might D.
! found in the East. b