Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-07-01
OCCIDENTAL MELANCE
Torrents Of Rain Fall Upon the
Nevada Ranges.
THE SUNSET IRRIGATION COMPANY.
Work Begun on the Big Mining Tunnel
Near Wardner--A Faith. Cure
Doctor-0ther News.

The Yuma militia is TO build an
armory.
The turquoise beds in Arizona are at
tracing much attention.
A sealing expedition has gone from
San Diego TO the Cedros Islands.
Torrents OF rain have fallen on the
Nevada ranges, and ranchers and cattle
men are greatly benefited.
The owners OF sealing vessels are
alarmed, and have sent courier vessel
to warn the feet not to enter Behring
Sea.
The new mineral discovery sixty miles
north OF Kingman, A. T., is attracting
great attention. The ore veins appear
to be permanent.
The Arizona Sheep Company has es-
tablished a big wool and meat head
quarters at Flagstaff, A. 7. The capital
comes from Boston.
A yellow fish called Alaskan .aackerel,
and fully equal TO the mackerel OF the
Atlantic coast, is found at the west end
OF the Alaskan Islands. They move in
large schools and are finely favored.
Through the peculiar attentions of a
faith-cure doctor named Elliott at Santa
Barbara, young man named Fred
Helm died and the people are very indig-
nant. They propose to prosecute Elliott.
o. P. Miller is charged with forgery at
San Diego. He deposited faiee cheek
for 1915 on the California National Bank
and proceeded to draw money on it. He
yictimized several merchants before he
was arrested.
The uprising OF the Mayo Indians in
Sonora, Mexico is attributed to the i'm
prisonment and banishmento OF the Saint
Of Coborca, Teresa Urea, now in exile
at Nogales, A. 7.
The "Tuscarora Society" of Utah
sends 100 members to Chicago to accom-
pany the Gentle delegation from that
Territory. A drum corps of twenty
pieces was taken along with them.
County business at San Diego is repre-
sented to be at standstill, owing to the
absence of services OF deputies needed
in the various departments. This 10 the
result OF the recent decision OF the Su-
preme Court.
The litigation over the Sunset Irriga-
ton Compa at Fresno has ended and
the interest OF the company has been
surrendered to parties who have secured
right-of-way through the Laguna de
Tache, and will organize the largest
single irrigation district in the world.
At a meeting OF the creditors OF Alfred
Greenbaum, the insolvent liquor mer-
chant OF San Francisco, it was ascer-
tained that his liabilities were 5000, 900
and his assets only $S7, 900. The credit
ors claim that Greenbaum bought large
quantities OF goods out of his line OF bus
iness and hypothecated them.
Governor Toole has issued proclama-
ton forbidding the bringing of sheep
into Montana from Oregon, Nevada, Cal
ifornia, Washington, Idaho or Utah.
The proclamation was made on show
ing made by Veterinary Surgeon Hollo-
way that sheep from the States named
were infected with scab. From 1000 to
| 5 900 sheep from outside points are held
| by Holloway at Butte. Montana sheep
have not been affected with scab OIL
other disease, and it is the intention ol
the authorities to keep up good record
Work has been begun on mining
tunnel near Wardner, Idaho, which viii
be over two miles long, and will tap sew
eral OF the principal mines in the Ceul
| d,Alene district. The tunnel will take
the place of tramways and railroads IL
transporting ore to concentrating plant
1t win cut the Sullivan, Bunker Hill
Stamwinder, Last Chance, Tyler anC
| Sierra Nevada mines over 1000 feet be
low their present workings.
Complete returns have been received
from all but four counties in Oregon
which give the following pluralities o
Congresmen: First district, Herman
tRep.), 5,242; Second district, Eli
rep. ), 3,O4S. Chamberlain (Dem.l ha
SS7 majority for Attorney. General, AM
the Legislature now stands: Senate
Republicans, 15; Democrats, IA; Peo
ple's party, l. House-Republicans, 81
Democrats, 26; Peoples party, 2.