Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-04-27
OCCIDENTAL NEWS.
New Process of Gathering Gold
From Columbia Sand.
THE OLD FLAG SHIP PENSACOLA.
Recommends to Pass Into the Temple
DedicatOry Ceremonies Sell
at High Figures.
Los Angeles is to have . 81, ,OOO,o

Los Angeles is to have 81 900 900
hotel.
A band Of wild dogs nfests the mesa
near Tucson.
Vancouver Island is agitating separa-
tion from the main land.
Ida Bailey, Los Angeles female foot
PAD, has been sent 10 Folsom for two
years.
Smelts are so plentiful in the Colum-
pa river that quantities are taken out
with scoop-nets.
large number OF Umatilla Indians
nave left the reservation for the summer
and gone to the Columbia river TO catch
salmon.
new claimant 10 the Elizalde estate
at Santa Barbara has appeared Mary
Elizade, an illegitimate daughter of Eli
zalde, is the claimant.
In shooting scrape at Carey, Idaho.
Dave Evans life was saved by package
OF gum, which was in his pocket, the
bullet lodging in the package.
A big silver strike il reported in the
Leeke nine in Yavapai county, AT. 1t
ls thGs greatest SILVER strike yet known.
The ore, 1t is stated, runs over 1000
Ppncee TO the ton.
II looks as II the old flagship Pensacola
yfill Hoon be hauled into the wharf at
Mare Island and work commenced on
hex to make her ready for use as u train
ingship for the naval reserve.
MIR. Hadley, the new receiver of the
Oregon Pacific railroad is liable TO give
the stockholders a shock of heart disease.
lie is absolutely making the road pay
expenses, something unknown for years.
Interested parties have examined the
cement rock found in quantities near
Santa Cruz, and the result OF the test
has been announced. 1t is that the rock
is capable OF producing the best Of Port
land cement.
1t has been discovered mt Umatilla
that under new process Columbia river
sand will pan out "a per day in gold.
The sand il obtained twelve miles east
OF Umatilla. Capitalists are investigat-
ing the matter
The case OF the State of Oregon against
Sam Harris for keeping his saloon open
Sunday was tried before Justice Cleve-
land at Astoria, the jury returning YER
dict of not guilty.
The jury in the suit OF Miss Felicity
Allemand OF Gilroy against Joseph Ma
therson of San Francisco, for 100000
damages for breach OF promise of marri-
age, has rendered verdict in favor OF
the plaintiff for $1,000.
Mrs. Phoebe Richardson is the twelfth
woman ever committed TO the Oregon
penitentiary. She and her husband will
.-.eef~e G VI. leach sor malicious destruc-
ton OF property, they having cut TO
pieces neighbor's buggy and harness.
Detectives we're within sight OF sontag
and Evans, the train robbers, on the
North Fork Of Kings river. The outlaws
had snowshoes and used them TO advant-
age, making their way into the almost
inaccessible mountains ahead OF their
pursuers.
Captain Edward Bailey, Company G,
Fourth Infantry, stationed at Boise,
Idaho, has been placed under arrest 10y
Major Kennedy, commandant Of the
post, on the charge of drunkenness and
gambling with the men OF his command
In the resorts of the city.
The new placer field at Borax Lake,
100 miles from San Bernardino, is at
tracing prospectors and miners. Dry
washers are used, producing to each man
from $40 TO S26 per day The placer
field Is large and practically unoXplored,
and rich finds are anticipated.
John Sangborg entered one of the big
revolving drums used in connection with
roasting concentrates Mt the Boston and
Montana Smelter at Great Falls, Mont,
TO do some work. He never came out,
and Il is supposed he fell down II tlue to
the furnace. Ii 80, his body was COM
pletely consumed in short time. \
lantern let down In the ilue was melted
immediately.
Judge Watson of Coos county makes
the announcement that II will be impos-
sible for the County Court TO do nything
ON bridges or roads this year, since the
county cannot contract legally more than
$4,000 Indebtedness, and IL now owes
1880. He also states that supervisors
will be Obliged TO work the roads thus
I wear under the old law, as the court has
4 been unable to get copy OF the new
Nv. -,
Tho Legislature OF Arizona has passed
N -concnrrunt resolution requesting the
President of the United States to open
friendly negotiations with the Republic
of Mexico looking 10 such n rcadJustmcni
of the international boundary as wiz
uiyc Arizona sAto and commoulous il"r-
bor near the head OF the Gulf OF Caliior-
mia and secure to the citizens oil the
United States participation IN the vast
and valuable fishing privileges OF the
gulf.
Az Axusa the water pipe put in place
nv a contractor was found to have been
ciocved with sand carried In and packed
Inv The heavy rains. The question oi
how 10 clear the the pipes was solyyed 10y
Z1Nsjng two gophers in one end In lns'
a.three minutes the gophers made
.wnn nty, feet in the race Tor then
une 's1,''S;,,Rhe distance 80 rapidly thai
in,. Ives d;dnf df Nsye time to back-t,l the
hn,s. ,nYs ~Th The wter Was then turned into
noaes, no. conher or holSs and the pipe soon
cleaned env sSdt out from end 70 end
A Astoria the dcadlcek,still exists be-
,ueen the Fishcrmen's rrcieclys Union
MI IVA The cannerymen, and there docs no
nn a',.',,, M be any probability OF hreakins
~ isoo ~ an early day. Tho cannerymen
send that they viii not settle ON any
t,',s than those they have r''qs''7
hits a poun,lsaaS