Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-03-26
COAST ITEMS.

Tuesday from Callao.
The grain and fruit outlook in
California still looks bright.
Sharpers are working off imita-
tons of gold rings at Stockton.
Parties at Colusa have planted
paw-paw sprouts from Missouri.
Six more schooners have left
Point Esquimault for the seal fish
cries.
The Eureka mine near Hornitos
has been bonded and work will be-
gin at once.
Canocio Gallalado fatally stabbed
his uncle, Raphael Freres, at Mer-
ced. Sunday.
Oakesdale, Spokane Co., Wash,
is declared to be one of the most
lawless places in the West.
The residence of Brigham Young,
in Salt Lake City, is now used as a
Kelley cure establishment.
The Cave creek onyx D,ines in
Maricopa county, A. T., have been
purchased by New York syndicate.
A chicken ranch at Bellingham
Bay, Puget Sound, has 100000
fowls. 1t is said to be the largest
in the world.
The Consolidated Canal Company
has been incorporated at Phoenix,
A. T. Orange groves will be plant
ed along the canal.
J. V. Vance, an insurance solicit
tor, has been arrested at Los An
geles on suspicion of being fire-bug
wanted at San Diego.
c. E. Smith, convicted of steal
ing five oranges from an orchard at
Redlands, has been sent to Jail for
80 days and fined $50.
The Ceur d'Alene miners pro-
pose to resist the opening of the
mines in that section at the pro-
posed reduction in wages.
Every train man on the Canadian
Pacific between Vancouver, B. c.,
and Port Arthur went out on a |
strike Sunday at midnight.
H. J. Palmer has been arraigned
at Sacramento for the murder of
Charles Phleger, and the examina-
ton has been set for to-day.
A brutal assault on two little girls
aged three and six years, is reported |
at Penryn, in Placer county. The
people are much excited over the
affair.
An attempt to square the case of
Minnie Tobin, arrested for robbing
C. Peace of $3.50 at Sacramento, has
resulted in the arrest of several
officers.
Jim Shay an ex-convict, has been
arrested at Livingston, Cal, and
charged with being counterfeiter.
Base money, and tools to make it,
were found in his possession.
The fight between the two Colo
nels of the Seventh Regiment at
Los Angeles continues to be bitter
in words. Colonel Russell was
hanged in effigy at the armory.
The Juch Opera Company did
not commence its performance at
Los Angeles Tuesday night until
$50, owing to dispute behind the
scenes over the payment of salaries.
The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad is endeavoring to
tap the Oregon and Washington
country, and the work of construct
ing the line is being pushed rapid
ly.
Thousands of pounds of smelt
are being caught at Castle Rock,
Or, fisherman standing on the
bank with small scoop-net being
able to dip out in a few minutes
more than he can carry.
The remains of Henry Holland.
a rich rancher near Solero, A. T.,
who mysteriously disappeared last
January, have been found. He had
been murdered, and Mexican has
been arrested at Tucson for the
crime.
Mrs. Albert Carpenter was drown
ed in reservoir on the east side of
Los Angeles Thursday, the mus
tang in buggy in which she and
her husband were seated backing
into the lake. The horse was also
drowned.
John R. Mcintyre, agent of the
Northern Pacific Express Company,
at Tacoma, and w. d. Stewart,
Cashier, have been arrested at
Portland on a charge of robbing an
express box Of ~, 500 at Tacoma
week ago.
The Santa Fe has notified the
Western Traffic Association that on