Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-06-03
OCCIDENTAL MELANGE
Vast Beds Of Iron Ore in Hanover
Valley, N. NJ, Sold.
ARIzoNA's CATTLE PROSPECTS GOOD.
The Washoe Indians to Hold Seven.Day
Fandango-Mlning Trouble in
Idaho-0ther News.

Salt Lake is warning with gamblers.
Sacramento has voted for the new
charter.
Near Kingman, A. T., is wonderful
salt deposit.
Arizona's cattle prospects are better
now than for years.
Phoenix, A. T., is putting in sewer
system that will cost $125, 900.
Oregon's new settlers for the year end
ing May amounted to over 100000.
The Washoe Indians are TO hold a
grand seyen-day fandango near Carson.
Areligious sect called the River Breth-
rem from Pennsylvania have settled near
Phoenix, A. 7.
Secretary OF War Elkins has directed
that the new military post at Helena,
Mont, be named Fort Harrison.
A. f. Mcdonald has been sentenced
to ten years at Folsom for robbing the
cathedrals at Los Angeles OF sacred ves-
sells.
Work on the Wolfey canal in Gila
DcHuy n. ~, Will DCAA ~ uhSO. AhC
canal will water 100000 acres of fruit
land.
A force OF men have at last been set
to work closing the gap in the Southern
Pacific coast line between Elwood and
Templeton.
| The Hillside group of mines in Arizona
| has been purchased by an Eastern syn
dicate. The agreement was consum-
mated at Prescott.
1t is announced that on and after July
II trains on the Canadian Pacific will
carry all mails and passengers between
Montreal and the Coast in five days.
Nicholas Grosbeak, who was pardoned
by President Harrison, he having been
convicted OF violating the Edmunds Law
at Salt Lake, has been convicted of a
similar offense.
The purchase OF the vast beds of iron
ore in Hanover Valley, N. NJ, is an
nounced at Chicago by q company o
very wealthy men, and the property i:
valued at nearly $40, ,000, 900.
George Burnett, a young man, once &
student at Berkeley, is under arrest al
Chihuahua on a charge of murder, ht
having killed the superintendent of &
mine at that Mexican town.
An investigation into the affairs OF @
B. Seeley, Treasurer OF the Napa Insane
Asylum, which was demanded by parties
at Napa, has resulted in placing the gen
tleman in better position before ths
people.
Last year two carloads of new potatoes
were shipped from San Jose to Chicago
THE year seven carloads have been al
ready sent, and orders a,e coming in fol
more. Fancy prices are paid for thes'
potatoes.
The Committee Of One Hundred a
San Diego has begun war on the SAINTS
Fe road. Suit is TO be brought for |
forfeiture of the railroad franchise
The lands and franchise granted to tn,
road are estimated to be worth 81, 600, 900
= Edgar A. Martin, alias Edgar A. Nc
Duffee, has been rearrested for forging
the will of Frederick Heldt of For
Bragg, who died suddenly in Martin
saloon. New evidence points to the fac
that the will was made after Heldt'
death. 1t has been declared forgery
At Flagstaff, A. T., the residence G
Mrs. Mary Hoffman caught fire Will
the lady was visiting neighbor. !
child had been left in the building, an
the mother rushed in to save it, but los
her life. The bodies Of mother an
child were found side by side.
j Wells, Fargo & Co.'s detectives hav
! established the identity OF the murdel
!. ous stage robbers who held up the Rec
ding stage and killed Messenger Mon
Z ROmery. ThS WOUnueu FODDeT WHO We
|. captured has confessed that he is Charls
q Ruggles, son Of l.. b. Ruggles, a wealth
, farmer living at Traver, Tulare count,
The other robber Is John d. Ruggles,
elder brother of Charles. The LATTE
. was sentenced in 1873 to seven years |
San Quentin for robbing man an
woman in San Joaquin county, but W,
pardoned in 1880. In the Redding ro
berry he got away with gold valued I
1886.