Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-09-14
OCCIDENTAL NEWS.
Minister Sues His Congrega-
tiOn for Damages.
APACHES OFF THEIR RESERVE.
More Complications in the Failed
City Bank at Los Angeles
An 0ld-Style Suicide.

A contest is on at Olympia for title TO
Steamboat Island.
The Fraser river salmon pack is the
largest ever put up.
The Apaches are again off their reser-
vation. The news has just been brought
TO Tombstone, A. 4.
Tillamook (Or.) hoodlums put in their
evenings cutting the legs and tails from
cats and enjoying their miserable death.
The four national banks at Portland
which closed their doors recently are de-
clared solvent, and they may soon re-
sumo business.
The Succor mine in Gold Hill (Nev.)
district has discovered that the Justice
mine has been taking ore from its ground,
and heavy suit for damages is likely TO
follow.
Rev. David S. Taylor, ex-minister OF
the First Congregational Church at Sau-
salito, CAL, has brought suit against his
former congregation for damages amount
ing to $3,262.50.
The Olive Orchard Company at Sacra-
mento il going in the business on large
scale. A contract to place II 600 trees
on the ground the coming season has
been entered into.
More complications are developed in
the affairs OF the failed City Bank at Los
Angeles, and a complaint charging fraud
has been entered against parties con-
nected with the bank.
AT Victoria, b. c., the Printers Union
has reduced the scale of newspaper
work 10 per cent. Machine hands will
get S22 per week; hand compositors,
hight, 40 per l,ooo; uay, Az cents
William Young, who threw IL lighted
oil lamp at Irene Mansfield at Los An
geiesl causing ueath rom the lFightlui
punrnlng hhc IeGolVGu, mas peeh iouh1
bun,y vi hi'hsiauBlter oh lhe third
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ihe " washington NaI,onai Dahk aJ Ia
,onia i'is peen P'ilccu III receiver
hahus' an avtvihPI was peine .lhuo 10
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"non .''e i"''o' '"coN'n"'eu 'ic p"hk
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me present progress OF the Southern
!nci'ic extension Instiies lhe eNpGcte-
Spi Vn .iau !he Ioah Wnl leucl' Gun LUIS
op,sPo III M s'A nlo',''ih % anu iiilNc tlrouell
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Pasadena by popular vote has con-
lerred upon the Clty council the right
10 enforce the planting OF shade trees,
the proper trimming ol hedges and the
eradication OF weeds from the streets.
me Negligent property owner IL TO be
drought up WIN round turh'
The bills OF the Stanford University
are being paid, and back salaries are
only remcmbrances. Mrs. Stanford finds
II necessary TO practice the most rigid
economy in order to keep the institution
open during the present financial strin-
Rency, and many OF the employees have
necessarily been dismissed.
The Southern Pacific will dianenso
with baggagemen on the Los Angeles di-
vision between Los Angeles and Yuma;
also probably ON some of the shorter
runs. Wells-Fargo express messengers
will perform the work hitherto done by
t6a heggagemen, the railroad company
paying WSlls-F Fargo half the wages OF
the baggagemcn.
An English land oompany,, composed
OF some OF the richest men in that y,,'-
ernmcnt, IL 10 operate In the northern
half of the Lower California Peninsula,
and extensive public works in the way
of irrigation and seaport facilities are TO
be instituted ut an early date. The con-
cession comprises $4,000, 900 acres, and
the speedy colonization of that rich coun-
try will follow.
Seven San Francisco Cinnamon, know
ing Tacoma was anti. Chinese, became
frightened while being driven from the
Portland train TO boat at the wharf at