Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-01-02
COAST ITEMS.


Nitrifed paving brick are to be
manufactured at Los Angeles.
There has been a heavy fall of
snow all over Eastern Oregon.
The choir of the Mormon Temple
in Salt Lake City is 300 strong.
All danger of floods in Oregon
from the Willamette is now passed.
Arthur B. Eaton, a photographer,
is wanted at Seattle on charge of
bigamy.
The Willamette river is very high
at Salem, Or. All the guages are
under water.
Considerable snow has fallen in
the north, but the railroad has SO far
found no difficulty in handling it.
The position of the wrecked
steamer San Pedro in front of Vic
toria, B. c., has been unchanged by
recent storms.
The jacksonville, CAL, beet sugar
factory draws $58, 900 this month as
its share of the Government bounty
on sugar made there.
A party Of twenty Russian
Polanders, immigrants for MERGED,
stopped at Sacramento this week.
They appeared to be almost desti-
tute.
The rains give assurance of
abundance of feed on the ranges,
and the prospects for grain are very
bright. The season opens apspici-
ously.
The orange crop in the south, has
suffered but little from the freeze.
The cold wave ran in streaks. The
people have recovered from their
scare.
MERGED says the destitute Poles
who were at Sacramento Tuesday
were not destined for its hospitable
lands, but they are going further
south.
The certainty of the completion
of the gap in the coast road by the
Southern Pacific is causing the
pulse of the landowners to beat
stronger.
Annie Campbell, who passed
counterfeit money at Boise City,
Idaho, has been found guilty by a
jury. Her male accomplices made
their escape.
There is a report at Fresno that
Grattan Dalton, convicted train
robber, and who escaped from Jail
a short time ago, has been captured,
but the report is discredited.
The claim of Mrs. Sallie Blake,
said to be a sister of the late John
Ivett, the murdered MERGED county
rancher, for a partition of the es-
tate, has been filed at MERGED.
The remains of DR.. Tucker, a
prominent citizen OF Oakland, were
cremated at the Rosedale Crematory
Los Angeles, in accordance with the
special request of the deceased.
Fred Brubrocke, a San Jose, clerk
is said to have skipped owing to
matrimonial complications. He is
a married man and had engaged
himself to marry a young lady Of
San Jose this week.
Leah Benjamin, who took poison
with Bert McGregor, newspaper
reporter, at Los Angeles, Sunday,
died Tuesday evening. Bert was
dead when the two were first discov-
cred Sunday at the Pomona Hotel.
Thomas Hill, alias Frank Smith,
awaiting trial on the charge of at
tempting to murder Constable
Adams of Tulare City, broke Jail
Monday night at Visalia by cutting
the bolts of his cell and digging
through the outer brick wall.
Bishop Hoge, of Bear Lake coun-
ty, Idaho, prominent in the Nor
mon Church, is on trial before the
United States court for unlawfully
cutting timber on public lands.
Mr.. Hawley, his attorney, says if he
is cleared at all it will be on tech
nicality.
The body of a prospector was
found in canyon near Temple, A.
T., with three bullet holes in it and
badly burned. 1t is supposed the
man was shot by his partner, who
wore away the dead mans shoes.
The authorities have some clue to
the murderer.
Parties who were induced to To-
cate land on st. Clemente Island,
al considerable expense, are dis
g..