The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-02
COAST ITEMS.

Brief Notes From Pacific States and Ter
ritOries.
The Los Angeles Evening Express was 90
years old last Saturday.
Bolton Rogers las been elected Chief of
Police at Tacoma. vice Monroe, resigned.
The Tin mines lately known as Temascal
will be called in future the Cajalco mines.
The people of Bellingham Bay, wash,
have been troubled lately with bogus dollar
pieces.
The citizens of San Berdoon are moving in
favor of putting down stone payements on
their streets.
W. A. Clark was run over by the cars
near Puyallup, Wash. last Sunday after
noon and was instantly killed.
John McCarty died at his ranch on the
Cowlitz River, WASH, recently at the age of
SO. He went to Oregon in 1917.
The British ship Peter Iredale sailed
from Astoria last week with cargo of no.
SOC bushels of wheat worth S93.275.
More than 1000 Gala lilies were used in
the decorations of tie First Congi esalional
Church at Pasadena on Easter Sunday.
The stock inspector of Marion County,
Oregon, recently found several animals sick
with CHAMBERS. They were ordered killed.
Some Scandinavians at Whatcom, Wash,
have built ten-ton vessel which they iu-
tend TO sail to Alaska for hunting and fish
ing.
Mrs. Albright wife of the editor of the
Albuquerque Democrat. has fallen into quite
a large legacy by the death of relative in
Chicago.
The Grand Encampment, G. A. R., of
Oregon Will be neid In Astoria on April Sth.
Not less than 1000 members are expected to
be present.
Emanuel Jarrez was run over and killed
on bridge near Sumner, Wash, last sun
day. He got drunk and went to sleep on
the bridge.
a steamer recently landed 400 tons Of
rich gold ore from the mines on Ceders
Island at the new mill at National City near
San Diego.
Isaac Zumwalt pioneer of Polk County,
Oregon, died on March 2lSt, at mis- home
near Lewisvile, aged 76 years. He went to
that place in 1916.
On April 18th the Pacific Navigation Com
pany will withdraw from the Puget Sound
Steamboat Association Gu account OF trouble
in dividing tariff rates.
The White Pine News says: Lincoln
County has responded to White Pipes call
to the tune of $3.50 on account for that little
job it did for that county, namely, the hang
ing OF Hank Parish.
A merchant of GervaIs, Oregon, tried to
run newspaper with his other business.
and the latest news is that he is insolvent,
with S6O,C0O in debts against him. He was
rustler, but oyerdid the business.
The Helena Independent says: The wild
fax is Indigenous to Montana and grows
luxuriantly everywhere. even up the noun
tain slopes. Some of these days attention
will be paid to its cultivation, and our farm
ers will find new source of industry and
profit open to them. The possibilities of
this industry are 50 great that IL is a WOE
der they have been so long neglected.
The Portland Telegram Of Saturday says:
The CustOm-house authorities are puzzled
over a cargo of silver ore. which recently
arrived here from Antofagasta, Chile, by
the British bark Altoona. Ii was con-
signed to Allen g. Lewis, and is now at the
bonded warehouse. The lot consists of
1857 sacks of ore, each sack weighing about
$50 pounds. The ore appears to be almost
solid silver, and the Collector is at loss to
know just what its value is, so that he can
collect his ad yalorem duty. Therefore, a
sack OF it will be taken to Linton, where it
VIII be converted into pure metal and the
value of the whole will be determined there
from.