Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1893-11-17
OCCIDENTAL NEWS.
Sensational Mining Suit Com.
menced at Boise City.
LIBERALS OF OGDEN DIsBAND.
The Consolidated Virginia Mine on
the ComstOck Lode Begins
Active Operations.


Two hundred families are reported
have moved away from Astoria, Or, III
past two months.
An overhauing OF the Rangers en-
gines at Mare Island has led to corret
tion Of the defect.
George r. Register, who sued the Sac
ran.ento Bee for 10000, charging libe
got verdict for $3.50.
Strenuous efforts are being made :
have a fruit growers convention assem-
bic In Spokane in February.
Active operations in the Consolidate.
virginia mine on the Comstock bepa,
the other day with the repairs of tn.
shafts. The news is gratifying to miners
A move IL being made at Los Angelo,
70 extend the Nevada Southern railwa,
from Its terminus at Vanderbilt to til,
coal and iron fields OF Utah and Nevada
The Indian convicted OF burying .
child alive at the Parker Indian agency
A. T., was sentenced 10 three years and
seven months in the Territorial prison
The Liberals at Ogden, U. T., ;,a,,
disbanded ~ q party. They were com
posed oil gentiles or nom Mormons, and
have long bitterly opposed the Latter
May Fhtilirs
Dio Malcom, who made small fortune
from the sale OF the Goldhug mine and
squandercd IT, attempted suicide al King
man, a. II, by shooting himself through
the body with pistol
San Diegos latest sensation Ia a WE'LL
dressed, fine-lacisng woman, who goes
about the streets barefooted. Her name
10 Mrs. Mary Alling Abcr, very inteli-
gehtEwoman and well versed in lam
guages.
Captain Donaldson OF the steamer Ar.
ago on his last trip reports that the bar
at Coos Bay is very much improved.
This he attributes largely to the splen-
did improvements being made by the
United States authorities.
There are grave suspicious that the
explosion ON the collier San Mateo the
other day. which ripped open her decks.
was not caused by coal gas, as was first
gwen IN explanation. 1t in proposed at
Victoria, b. g., to have nm official inyes-
tigation.
The charge Of arson against Trotter.
the owner oil the dye works ut Spokane
has been dismissed. This il the case
where an explosion killed Mrs. Beane
and the works were set on fire. II WAS
stated that Erotter had fired the build
ing Ia order 10 obtain the insurance,
Tipiop has heretofore been the most
prosperous mining camp in the Terri
tory Of Arizona. 1t was 4 chloride camp.
but yielded from $50 900 to $1O0, 900 year
~. company organized last spring to
work tile properties in the district on a
large scale gave up tho enterprise three
months ago on account Of the low price
OF silver, and the camp has been totally
abandoned. Six months ago it WAS a
prosperous little village with q school.
store and the hum OF industry. To-day
nothing is left but two lonely indiyid-
uals, who remain TO look after the prop
erty.
z. j. Wetmore, Chief State Viticult-
urlst OF California, reports that the vint- |
age oil the present season will be about
le,ooo,oU0 gallons, or about 3, 000, 900 gal |
Ions in excess OF last years weld. and |
viii be OF good quality generally. About
s,tuo tons OF grapes will be used in the |
must factory at Healdsbnrg, the product
OF which Is III great demand abroad. |
During the next ten years, however. II
Is expected that the State vintage will
show q decrease, owing 10 the ravages Of
IN various sections and also
10 the recent check in the planting of
vineyards caused by the low prices that
have generally prevailed during the past
few seasons, the growth of the industry
In the past having been too rapid, NO
much 50 that the output in one year rose
from s,ooo, 900 to $4,000, 600 gallons.
sensational mining suit has been
nied N the United States Court at Boise
NAty, Idaho, by Arthur Neal of Seattle
against Fred Page Tustin and III, +.
Parker oil Seattle and several Boise peo- {
pie interested In the Eldora Mining
oinpany, operating in the Neal district
about twenty miles from Boise, Neai
'oid two valuable mines 10 II. Z. Plow- :
nan, boise capitalist, Tor &l0, 900, re-
ewing hall IN cash and the balance in
notes secured by mortgages. Neal nj. y
eyes that fnstin and Parker got hold of
nun IN Seattle and kept him under their
nhnenee Tor over two weeks by means : :
! drugs. During that time he signed =
nat te thinks ~ power of attorney
uthoriting iustin 10 forelose n mort Il
age. HE says he might have signed n il
eed TO everything he possessed. Tustin P
''Slosea iie mortgage IN his own name n
NO. y ~ claimed, never paid Neal a
iat. Inc htaefa company was formed, y
Is sfiiANN hNAA AoNnlhn, agree | !"
II 10 give him 900 and one-half az "
le stock of the company. Neal ash L
u IA receiver TO take charge OF the nron.
'tg. flcwnan claims that no monay al
rs been paid him by the company. b
The indications are that there will ha te
es OF space in ali buildings at the San Oh
raneiseo Mldwinter Fair except the ~
'ncuitural aud horticultural. 1t il not IN
loMn just how much space Chicago W
.hieliors in the various deparfma,1fs Gu
II want Arrangements have been
Ade with the Director. General and Bi
sconnt Corbely in Chicago. II il no
own, though, that the demand for in
ace exceeds the amount the fair man thu
ers have to give, The manufactures see
d mechanics buildings, large as they tai
:, VIII be inadequate TO hold all thai wi
been offered, and il il already appar- is
that the walls of the fine arts build. po
Will not hold the works OF art and :
eyed art that will be offered, The a
leuitural and horticultural building ON
he only one that gives promise now ers
all comers. This would 4" {
hlied to the dome ii 1t were not thai Ho
many OF the counties have their own sui
idings. The managers have found II tha
essary TO exact agreement from the hay
ous county commissioners to con- Ma
ute toward the general horticultural and
agricultural display. There il fear mol
the natural products of the State low
be 80 distributed that the general fiel,
I viii be lost. II possible, this will act
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