The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09
Mexicans Arrested for Robbing
Cinnamon.
OLD HARTFORD TO BE REFlTrED.
The Santa Fe Company Has No Intention
OF Extending Its Lines From Los
Angeles to Frisco.

with cattle.
Arizona claims to have more uewspa-
pers IN proportion 10 its population than
any other section OF tn. Union.
A large number OF men have been dis
charged from the navy yard at Mare
Island, and more discharges are ex-
pected.
Inspectors from Washington have
been looking through the Carson mint,
and they declare everything in excellent
condition.
The officers and men on the cruiser
Boston have raised over 81 900 to place
monument over their dead shipma.es
At the Mare Island cemetery.
Mrs. Woodwork, the doom-sealiny
evangelist who created so much excite
ment at Oakland, CAL, last year, has
begun . series OF meetings at Sa!em, Or.
There is some talk at Vale 10 of retit.
ting the old Hartford, on a rumor that
the chief OF the bureau OF construction
will make . recommendation to that
effect.
Reports from the southeastern part OF
Arizona Territory are to the effect that
unless rain falls in a few weeks cattle
will die by the thousands. Already
they are dropping off.
Electricians from the East are now a.
Sutro, New, figuring on the cost of put
ung up an electric plant near Sutro to
run the mill on quartz brought through
Sutro tunnel from the Comstock.
The government exploring party, in
charge OF Prof. Reed Cleveland, has
lett Tacoma for Alaska on the CITY of
Topeka to measure the movement of
Mulrs glacier and to examine the sur.
rounding country.
The chief OF the bureau of Yards and
docks at Mare Island is strongly in ia.
vor OF having q bridge built from Val
lelo to the navy yard for the greater
facility OF travel and convenience to en-
ployes and others.
Notwithstanding the decision OF the
Superior Court at Sacramento that
Rodgers, the recently elected Chief OF
Police, is ineligible to the office, he re-
fuses to vacate only on special order OF
the court that he must do so.
Sydenham Mills, while on his wav to
Murray, Idaho, with 81 600 worth OF
gold dust which he had cleaned up
In Fancy Gnlch, was waylaid and robbed
BY two ghwaymen. Rewards to the
amount OF $50 have been offered for
their arrest.
The schooner Halcyon has been seized |
1t Victoria, B. c., by the customs au-
thorities for an alleged infraction of the /
custom laws of Canada. The offence /
charged was that of lying in the harbo
on the west coast OF Vancouver Island /
without entering at the customs.
In an interview President MARVEL of
the Santa Fe at San Diego is reported to
have said: The company has no inten-
ton OF extending it's lines from Los An
geies TO San Francisco. l don't know
why they didn't do it in the rst D ace,
but 1t Is out OF the question now"
Three Mexicans have been arrested at
TIA Juana who were making a profita-
Die business OF robbing Chinese. The
Mexlcans would agree to pilot the Mon.
goiians across the line, and after a safe
distance from Mexican authority they
were stood up and obbed OF every cent
they had.
A man named Edmund Poirier, who
admitted that he was the author OF sour
rilous letters written to San Francisco
newspaper, was choked by woman at
Colusa whom he had DETAINED, and {
beaten over the head with a parasol nv c
another. A subscription was raised al
once and each OF the women presented '
with SIS parasol. t
The Phoenix (Ariz. Chamber of Com. +
merce has published a pamphlet of about :
nifty pages on the resources Of the Salt !,
River Valley. The illustrations Of farm, -
held and town life are many, and the
homeseeker is introduced to q section of
me territory which is very fertile, but il
Fhose agricultural resources have not I
'een generally known.
For six weeks force Of men has been a
ngaged at San Diego in moving the
arge frame hotel Punta Banda to En- al
enada, Lower California, by water. III
ne building was successfully loaded on OIL
huge lighter to be towed TO it's desti.
alton, but the other night the house in
elapsed and fell into the ocean, II M
Ias valued at $l4, 600, and is a total loss. in
he lighter drifted out to sea. to
Owing to the mountaineering of the &c
'bor cards sent out by the Board of La ~ ~
or Em ployment either in person or by y,
'tter, TO come to work or reason of not 9"
ENG able to, more than fifty names
ithin the last few days have, in COM to-
nance with the regulations, been Ia
tricken from the rolls OF those eligible Gle
'r employment. The names erased are 10,
'om those residing in all parts of the al
tate, who doubtless are unaware OF the m.
w now governing employees at the navy NJ
lrd. Sn
An enormous school OF hsh known as TAI
arracuda was sporting in Monterey
sy OIL the bath-house wharf the other in.
ay, when with a sudden turn tbey ms
eaded straight for the beach without ",
imlnution in their speed and were soon 90,
.Aded high and dry upon the shore Il,
lany parties who were fortunate enon,b IT,
he in the vicinity gathered baskets If "a,
no squirming fish before they could 70 c,,l
Ain the water. The belief is that tho mo-
Oh were driven ashore by school NJ ,rv
bales that has been sporting about the e.
". 10
In the United States Circuit Cont a, 7
ortlsnd the injunction suit brought bv fro
10 Oregon Short Line and the Utah arc
orthern Railway Companies agains. the AM
orthern Pacific railway was decided in f..
vor of the defendant. Judge Field ths
SOLVED the injunction on the ground aci;
at plaintiffs cannot compel defendant on,
let its own cars STAND idle and use an
aintiffs' cars at mileage rates. and that son
the matter OF passengers there is 40 bni
legation on the part OF either companv s;,,
the absence OF a specific agreement ~,
honor tickets issued by the other VIII,
npany. s,o,