Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-04-29
OCCIDENTAL MELANCE
Fleming to be Released From the
California Penitentiary.
PORTLAND AND ASTORIA RAILROAD.
Governor Markham Expresses Himself
Well Satisfied With CalIfornia's
Instituions-Etc.

Winnemucca has organized a silve
club.
! Work on the Santa Fe, Prescott an,
PhGnix road 10 being pushed, and rea
estate along the line is booming.
William G. Ralston OF Oakland will
De appointed chief appraiser at the Dor
OF San Francisco, vice Charles NJ. Leav,
|, removed.
The Indian Agent at Seven Palms /,
creating trouble by removing ditch tina,
has been used for six years by Indians
and whites.
/ Work on the new stage road from
Reno to Lake Tahoe is progressing favor
ably, and the road 10 now completed 10
Whites Canyon.
The recent storms in Montana have
caused much loss to cows and Young
calves on. the ranges. Stock generally
is in good condition.
The Salt and Gila rivers in Arizona
are rising rapidly. This is caused by
the melting OF the unusually heavy
SHOWS in the mountains.
The Los Angeles Times has raised the
price OF composition to As cents per 900
ems. This is one cent higher than the
regular rate for morning papers.
The Governor of California intimates
that he will not now call an election for
successor to McKenna, and will wait
until the November elections.
The notorious stage robber. King Us
sery, has been captured in the Torto
Basin, A. T. Portions of the GOLD and
silver bullion ne secured were recovered.
The contract for grading eighty-fiye
miles OF the Astoria and Portland rail-
road is signed. This road will connect
Astoria with the transcontinental rail-
way systems.
The Butte and Boston Mining Com
pany's new smelter at East Butte.
Mont, has been DESTROYED by fire
about oOO men are thrown out of en-
pioyment in consequence.
A feud has been inaugurated for the
possession OF dam site on the Rio |
Verde, near Phoenix, A. T. Captain |
King, the original locator has been seri-
ously wounded in a fight for possession. |
Thieves have taken the assessment
roll for 1891 and 1892 of the city OF Paso
lks.obles,. and also the ordinance book.
These thefts have stirred up the people
somewhat, who are at loss as to the
object OF the thieves.
A suit has been entered at Los Angeles
against the Fairmount Land and Water
Company to prevent it from distributing
y, 600 peach, plum and apricot trees.
which are now deposited on their land
near Lancaster. These trees are alleged +.
% be infected with fruit pests.
Alexander M. Mott and George Z.
Wilcox, two capitalists from Cincinnati.
ire in Southern California as represen-
atives OF syndicate of Eastern capi- {
'alists, to learn what the outlook is ior !
two or three more beet-su- I
,ar factories in that part of California. 9
Governor Markham expresses himself
10 being well pleased with the manner
n which the California institutions are c
onducted, and suggests methods by !
which an interchange of the over prod.
lets of food supplies at the asviums
ouid be exchanged and prove advanta-
leous to the State and the institutions I
v
Samuel ]. Fleming, preacher and at :
ne time q Chautauqua leader at Re- /,
ondo, CAL, who was convicted last tall h
an assault on his servant girl and sem 3
snced to three years in prison, will OBJ \
in bis freedom through the decision Of |,
ne Supreme Court, to which his case "
as appealed. The court held the testi-
iony OF the woman, upon which he was
onvicted, was not primd.fdcic evidence. q,
The people Of San Diego propose to 8,
,cure a return of property granted the il
tchison, Topeka and Santa Fe if the n
,ad does not restore communication @
hich was interrupted by floods in Te- 5;
,ecula Canyon in the winter of 1901. 81
ne subsidy OF the people was very lib it
al, and they declare thew have submits m
d to this neglect long enough. "
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