Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-05-27
OCCIDENTAL MELANGE
Booksof the Kaweah Colony Show
Many Discrepancies.
FATHER cHERoUsE is SENTENCED.
The Edmunds. Tucker Law Accomplishing
Its Purpose in Utah--0iher
Coast News.

An electric road from Truckee to Lake
Tahoe Is talked of.
San Diego's streetc car system is to be
turned into an electric one.
violators Of the Edmunds-T law
in Utah are on the decrease.
G. L. Blazier has been arrested at Og-
den, U. T., on the charge Of forgery.
The North and South railroad win be
completed TO Prescott by September 1.
Deputy Coroner J. A. Buck at San
Diego is charged with robbing the dead.
King UsseYy, the notorious Arizona
stage robber, has been bound over at
Globe in 5000.
The war ship Iroquois hauled down
her flag at Vallejo the other day and
went out OF commission, and ie likely
never to be used again.
Kid, the notorious Apache renegade,
made his appearance in the San Carlos
reservation and as suddenly disappeared.
The people in that section are alarmed.
A letter from Alaska contains account
OF several projects for the development
OF the Alaskan coal mines, and it also
says that gold mining will be actively
prosecuted there this sumner.
The Hidden Hill, twenty-four miles
southwest from Fenner, station on the
Atlantic and Pacific road, and about
twenty-five miles west OF Needles, is the
latest big gold-mining find in Arizona.
The Klamath Indians have caught
great quantities Of mullet this season.
They dry them, pile them as high as
cord wood and haul them to their homes
on the reservation for summer eating.
Three masked men entered the rooms
OF two ladies at Salt Lake, who had just
returned from ball, and with pistols
forced them to give up their jewels. The
ladies lost something over 5000 in dia-
monds.
A dispatch from Virginia, New, says
| Charles Fair, son of ex-United States
Senator James g. Fair, has been offered
the nomination as the Democratic can
didate to represent the Lower House of
! Congress.
The books of the Kaweah colony,
which are being investigated in the en-
bezzlement trial at Los Angeles, show
many discrepancies and the absence OF
many needed vouchers to explain init.
mated expenditures.
Great excitement prevails among the
Catholic population OF British Columbia
over the sentence Of Father Cherouse to
one years imprisonment for ordering an
Indian woman on the La Fontaine res
ervation to be fiogged.
The State Board of Equalization OF
California declines to rescind its action
in directing County Assessors to add $l5
per acre to the assessments on hop and
alfalfa lands. These lands are to be
classed separately,
British Columbia sealers are begin
ming to realize that the United States is
| in earnest, and they count on the British
Minister OF Marine to see that vessels
are duly notified and not summarily
dealt with as by instructions given by
Secretary Tracy.
County Court Judge Cornwall OF lii.
lolet, b. c., has sentenced Father Cher.
ouae to one years imprisonment, Chiei
Kille- Poot- Kin to six months and four
| Indians to two months each for cruelty
whipping an Indian girl, who was caught
with her paramour.
| III. Buttle Of Kingsley, Wasco county
Dr., reports singularly latal uiseast
that has attacked young pigs, causing
the death OF eight head. The animals
swell at the knees and ankle joints, anC
these when opened after death exude {
I large quantity OF yellow matter.
The river and harbor bill as it passed
the committee of the whole in the House
authorizes preliminary surveys at thu
lollowing-named localities in Califarnia
Old river, branch of the San Joaquin
San Joaquin river frem Hill's Ferry t
Firebaugh's Ferry, including the closins
of the sloughs on the river above Stock
tom Navigable Slough, the Bay of Sal
Frapcisco, Merced river, mouth of Ma
varro river, Tuolumne river, harbor o
Crescent, Stanislaus river, Alviso Slougi
and the entrance to the harbor of Sar
Francisco Golden Gate).