Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-06-10
OCCIDENTAL MELANGE
Natural Gas and Petroleum Hidden
on Duxbury Reef.
UTAH CENTRAL TO BE EXTENDED.
The New Plnery Placer Diggings in Scott
Valley, New, Shut Down--The
Fraser Salmon Run.

The Fraser river salmon run is light.
The Salton Sea phenomena are ex-
pected to recur.
The Sacramento is falling fast, and all
fears of food have passed.
OF 25,SS5 farms in Oregon 3,150 are
provided with facilities for irrigation.
The Governor Of Idaho will thorough
ly investigate the CGur d'Alene mining
trouble.
The new stage road from Flagstaff, A.
T., to the Grand Canyon of the Colo
RADIO is now open.
Large quantities OF mescal are being
smuggied across the line into Arizona
from Mexico and given to the Indians.
The establishment OF factory for the
manufacture of oils, perfumes and ex-
tracts is one of the certainties for River
side, Cal.
Captain Burgess, mining superin-
tendent, was shot at Tucson by an In
dian in a dispute over wages. Burgess
lost an eye.
A local company is forming at Stock
ton, CAL, to hunt the Cocos sland treas
ure. The island is about 400 miles south
OF Panama.
Allen, Denver detective, convicted
OF assault and attempted robGery at Og.
den, has been sent to the Utah peniten.
tiary for seven years.
Captain Fitzgerald has been held al
Tucson in 81, 900 bail on the charge Of
embezzling the funds of the Santa Cruz
Water Storage Company.
Pat McDermott, alias Pat Levine, alias
Pat +. Gibson, one OF the most cele-
brated and skillful safe-blowers in Amer
ica, is in Jail at Los Angeles.
The sale is reported. though the re-
port is not authenticated, ot the Bonanza
and Golden Eagle gold mines in Harqua
Hala district, A. T., for 500, 900.
The New Pinery placer diggings in
Scott Valley, New, have been shut down,
because the Cinnamon engaged to work
tie claim got more OF the gold than the
company.
Joseph Franklin Havey, one OF the
Cazadero stage robbers, has been cap
tured. Both of the young highwaymen
are now inside the walls of the Jail at
Santa Rosa, Cal.
A Bakersfield (Cal.) dispatch says
Lloyd Tevis has announced that his res
ignation as President of Wells, Fargo &
Go. and Wells Fargo Bank would go into
effect ON August /.
Eighteen carloads of wild horses off
the ranges OF Eastern Oregon have just
been shipped to Iowa. The hcrses were
all in fine condition, and sold at an av-
erage of $40 per head,
William Garland. well-known rail-
road builder and contractor, Is now ex-
amining q route for a railroad from
Globe to Wilcox or Bowie station on the
Southern Pacific railroad in Arizona.
Denver parties are at Phoenix, A. T.,
investigating the proposed scheme to
build railway from Ogden and Salt
Lake to Arizona and into Mexico as a
continuation of the Utah Central.
Bradstreet's agency reports twelve fail
ures in the Pacific Coast States and Ter
ritories for the past week, as compared
with thirteen for the previous week and
fourteen for the corresponding week of
1891.
A Sacramento jury has decided that
the "wheel-of-fortune" game, because it
was not specifically mentioned as pro-
hibited game in the anti-gambling act of
the Legislature, could not be clsssed as
a gambling game.
John See, suspected horse thief and
train robber, killed his wife on the Gam
ranch, about twenty miles from Phoenix,
A. t., because she would no longer live
with him. He shot her while che was
in the corral milking.
kilograms have reached Phoenix, A.
T., from Hermosillo, Mexico, telling OF
the defeat of the Mexican troops by the
Yaqui Indians, against whom war oil
determination has been inaugurated by
the Mexican government.
The San Diego Sun states upon author.
ity that line OF steamers will shortly
be put on between that town and Cen
trail American ports, to be run in con-
nection with the Santa Fe railway sys-
tenn.