Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-09-30
OCCIDENTAL MELANGE
Wonderful Strikes in Cold Mining
Up the Yukon River.
THE JURY IN THE McWHIRTER CASE,
Scab Miners if the Occur d'Alene Want
Damages-California National
Bank Of San Diego.

Bank Of San Diego.
The Oregon hop yield is about half
crop.
Sacramento police are raiding th,
gamblers.
Carson is being terrorized by burglar
and footpads.
| st. Helena has commenced work on /
system OF sewerage.
Humboldt's County Hospital at En-.
reka is now lighted with gas.
Extensive forest fires are reported
near Grants Pass, Or, in the mountains
Salt Lake is exhibiting a $3.50 gold
nugget from the mines at OsceoIa, New.
The Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs Associa.
ton will meet in San Francisco nex.
year. -
More than one-third of the freshman
class OF the Stanford University are from
the East.
A trunk with 100 pounds of opium has
been seized on the City of Kingston
at Tacoma.
The wrecked whaleback Wetmore ON
North Spit, near Marshfield, Or. shows
no signs Of breaking up.
Charles G. Price, convicted at Rutta
Mont, OF murder, took poison while in
jail, Two hours after the verdict of guilty.
and died.
james ID. Lacy, who killed Indian Pete
at Mayfield last May, has been Ar.
quilted at San Jose. The Indian as
saulted Lacy's mother, and Lacy shot
him.
The non-union miners in the Ceenr
d'Alenes, who were injured in the late
outbreak in Idaho, are to sue the com.
panies by which they were employed
for damages.
The quail in Arizona have entirely de-
stroyed nine acres OF beans for William
Fair near Yuma. The birds appear by
thousands, and eat the plants entirely
off the grounG.
The Roseburg and Coos Bay railroad
is to be completed to Coquille City this
fall. The roadbed Is now graded tn that
point, and rails are laid 20 within fen
miles of that place.
A new 500, ,OOO-gallon pump at the
salem (Or.) water works blew up with
terrific crash the other day while run
ming at full speed. The house was
of. '-1'
The Controller of the Currency has
declared q second dividend of 10 per
cent. in favor of the creditors of the
California National Bank of San Diego. |
making in all 20 per cent. on claims
proved, amounting to $71S,338.
The Reno GazeNe says: All signs
point to hard winter. Pinenuts ara
more plentiful than for some wears past
chipmunks are storing nuts in great
quantities and yellow-jackets are thicker
tnan n.es In some parts of the country.
Several hold ups" have taken place
at Fresno since the McWhirter assassina-
tion, in one of which Harry Doble. A
brother of Budd Doble, was relieved Of a |
watch and chain, diamond studs and
several hundred dollars in money.
A Sacramento girl, Miss Emily A
Campbell, is to wed Mohammed. the
King of Tramps" at Ogden, and much /
o do Is to be made over the event, Mo-
lammed's marriage being one of the
conditions on which he is to win his
Fheelbarrow agreement.
Captain Worth OF the Alice Blanch- |
lrd, just arrived at Port Townsend from
Alaska, reports wonderful strikes in cold
mining up the Yukon. Miners are earn
ng from IS to SIS day. Over 800
whites winter in that country, a thing
never before known in that region.
Three Chinese who reached Tacoma
IN the steamship Phrs Nang were or
Tered deported by Deputy Collector
Berry, and will return on the same
teamer. They possessed certificates
ssued at San Francisco ten years ago
which described entirely different men.
they cannot answer the questions in
A Riverside man has inst succeeded
n extracting from ten pounds Of ORANGE
'eel oil In the proportion of fifty pounds
Q one ton OF peel. As q ton of peel will
'ield oil to the value of 5000 and the oil
ellis for 81 pound, the profits of such
N industry will doubtless prove salts
actory to its founder.
The United States Fish Commissions
RS car No. has arrived at Pendleton.
)r. 1t contains in the twenty transpor.
alton tanks some $500 black bass Of
air size obtained at Quincy, H.. from
he overflow of the Mississippi, About
90 bass were put off at Boise, and most
{ the remainder will be placed in Lib
rty, Loon and Deer Lakes, Washington.
few will be liberated in ponds near
layton.
Reports from Washougala. Wash.
tate that the fires still rage iercelv in
he timber belt north Of Bear Prairie.
'wo women, one with children. have
made their way to Washouyala and tell
I the terrible danger to settlers on tim.
er claims. They had to leave their
omes and take the quickest way out.
numerous cabins are scattered ali =
trough the timber for twenty miles q
ack, and it is not known how many
attlers are on their places. Mount I
leasant is all on fire, and all the people a
4 and around that neighborhood are q
ghting to save their homes. u