Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-06-22

VI my ~ 'aiAI4IS vi EOuI HdtCues
and clocks give J. l. McCulloch,
sof Yaqtina City, call. Anything
leit at Jr-H McNeips drug store
viii be. attended to without extra
charges. i,
The absorbing question with the
pleasure-loviug people, is how they
will get to the celebration, since
the Walluski and the Benton have
both been laid up. -
Mr.. w. Buoy, a student of Phil
omath college, paid short visit to
Dr. il. Akin's over Sunday as
he returned from the beach enroute
for his home. Mr.. Buoylis mem
Der Of the Philomath band, and is
one of the leading young men Of
that city. -.- L.
FOUND-A purse containing a
considerable sum of money, also a
pocket knife. The owner can get
the same at the postoffice by giving
the proper description of the same,
w. +. RICH,
Postmaster.
Tuesday evening the steamer
Harrison started to tow the lumber
schooner Del Norte, of San Fran
cisco, over the Nehalem bar. The
Harrison seemed to lose power to
handle herself, and both steamer
and schooner went aground on the
south spit Of the north channel. A
strong northwest wind was blow
ing, and this made it impossible to
keep clear of the spit. The crews
are safe, and tbs thought that the
boats will both come OF al high
tide. b.
Last Friday night while the
Richardson was going down with
two scow loads Of rock she ran in
to the fog and Captain Chatterton
thought he would cast anchor for
the night. This was done and all
hands went to sleep. Along in the
night the tide went out and the
boat being closer inshore than was
supposed, the scows and boat were
left reposing serenely on the bottom
till next high tide when she floated
off.
One OF our county officers who
draws good money from the county
taxpayers for his services takes the
county money and sends east TO
get his stationery. This exhibits
a species of small bore calibre that
IS worthy of preserving as a relic.
AS an excuse he stated that he
could get stationery almost half as
cheap as he could get it here. We
don't know about that, but we do
know that the gentlemen referred
to never asked the price of any
stationery or printed matter of any
kind at this office; and, we further
know that our bids on file in the
clerks office will average less than
Portland offices charged for the
same work. The other county
officers are well pleased with the
work done by Lincoln county prin-
ters, and show the good sense to
have their work done in the county,
and keep the money at home. But
then to send away after goods is
"Henglish, We know"
The statement of the Receiver ofI
Hamilton, Job & Co., places the |
assets at SI94,767.5S, divided prin-
2ipally as follows; Cash at Cor
Wallis, SI2, ,645.2I; cash at Yauuiua,
s., 5SI97; bills receivable at Cor
Wallis, SSS, S,6a4.SS; at Yaquina,
IS, 465.S7; overdrafts at Corvallis.
S5+.942. SO; at Yaquina S4I7.o4;
he balance consisting of various
property, both real and personal.
Of the above assets SSo,o5o.33 in
bills receivable and S25,6S4.oo of
'verdratts at Corvallis are set down
Is doubtful, and SIoo of bills re-
'eivable at Naquina are considered
he same. The liabilities are
'se+54S.I7 as follows: Time
certificates At Corvallis, sos
2o.97; time certificates at Yaquiua
$1,000; call certificates at Corval-
is, SaS, SS4,5s; deposits in open
ccounts at Corvallis, $50 900. 90;
.epoSitS i'll open account at VA
.uina, SS,SSLo7; due other banks,
44,eSL9S, 1t will he seen that they
ught TO pay about so cents OIL the
ollar; The Job brothers still cling
o the statement that the assets
.otrr uD ,h,,,t e,s, =. IN