The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-09

ten million feet Of logs in the McKei
zie river which they are running /
the mills at Coburg, Harrisburg an
Corvallis. They are putting them /
"a miles up the river, and some {
them have already reached the Wi
lamette river, and by the tim
the whole drive is in the waite
some of the logs will be at Corvalli.
Inc river is now at good stage an,
swift and the logs are taken down at
lively gate,-Eugene Register
The Myrtle Creek Mining Co.. bv II
attorneys Geo B. Doris and TiJlmo,
Ford commenced suit against DR.. L
w. Brown. former president and di
rector Of the company for $25,OOO
Ihey also commenced suit against tn,
same party and E. NJ. Corbus to re
cover SI44o. His Honor Judge Fish
granted temporary Injunction re-
stralnlng the defendants from dispos.
ing of their property and 2ls2 shares
Of stock held by them until the final
order of the circuit court. The whole
affair seems to be merely a strife
whether the interpretations pay for the
development of the mine or the ex
penses is left for the stockholders IA
bear.
An editorial correspondence in the
Dakota Huronite. who has been tak
ing in the worlds fair at Chicago
says; Saturday we went tbrouph
The horticultural building containing
the exhibit of fruits from many lands
ana many climes. In natural fruits
the state Of Oregon excels all others in
quality. California of course takeo
me lead in quantity, ruany counties
IN California having larger display
than some whole states. But the lus
clous fruits Of Oregon are the delipbt
Of all visitors. Washington state. in
my Judgement stands next to Oregon
in fruit exhibits. The plant depsrt.
meht battles description; flower, palm
trees from far away lands and islando
hos i A L
beyond the sea in endless number ard
nameless variety.
Horsemen of Crook county complain
that they cannot dispose of their
nofses at anything like reasonable
hgures, The truth is. says the Prime.
vile News, that only a comparatively
lew men engaged in this business in
this county raise the right kind Of
stock The small, no-purpose horse is
hard to sell at any price. Nobody
wants him. The well.bred draft
n. horse sells readily at fairly good price.
Ihere ls a constant demand for his
USE 80 also will well-bred driving
horse sell. And he will sell for all he
is worth. The market is not 40 mpcb
at fault. 1t is the grower Of tia
scrubs.
: Inc Oregon City Enterprise says:
George 7. Meyers, president of the
oregon worlds fair commission. was
n the city Wednesday and brought,
with him the finest salmon ever
9 caught in the waters of Oregon. The
nsh is 81 inches long and 40 inches
around and weighs 50 pounds. MI
Meyers brought it up to have it frozen
N one Of Smith & Lovett's finest
axes OF ice so that he might send Il
'ack to be placed with the Oregon ex.
lioit at the Chicago. When this
l'ng Of fishes is frozen in a cake Of
near { crystal ice he will present mag.
l'hcent appearance and will attract a
'reat deal of attention. Mr.. Meyers il
that he can manage not on.
y 10 ship the specimen back in good
hape but that he can preserve it inev.
taoie after he gets it there. Messrs.
'n'lth y Lovett have rendered TO tho
'ond's fair commission the use of
helr plant for preparing all Of their
peclmens that they may desire for ex.
loition and Mr.. Meyers says thew
al make liberal use of the plant.
Inc marshal has up some notices
nnouncing that he will sell one
nlte mare weighing 1850 lbs and one
y horse weighing $50 lbs, Saturday
ay -, at ! o'clock, unless the own.
calls and set said horses.