Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-10-12
LOCAL NOTES,

ti Jh lolEup idSt Sopuuay.
The heavy rains Of last Saturday
right caused few incipient slides
along the railroad.
The celebrated Parker and Snag
Proof gum boots at O. Brien's, Yas
auina.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from ]. T, Chitwood, of Chitw ood,
on Monday Of this week,
Lee Wade and l., M. Starr are
employed by County Clerk Jones
: - preparing Duplicate ef the des
i'nquent roll
Miss Clara Bethers, of Philomath,
4 q visiting at the family of her uns
4 ele, Prof. Geo, Bethers, of this city +,
arriving Yesterday,
VIM, Hammond, Of Newport,
tpore familiarly known as 'iButch"
Hammond, is reported to be dan.
{, ,erously III, with very few chances
Jr recovery.
George Sylvester has taken down
Z il4 instruments and entirely di s,
4 continued his telephone line for the
esent, He expects to put in new
s.istruments about the first Of the
\ ar,
Il The regular freight train was
~ aded down, and was compelled to
4 eak III two to got over the moun-
/ ms, making an extra trip tor half
the train, Forty loaded cars
we're brought In, the most of them
peing loaded with wheat.
Another special school meeting
fas been called by the directors to
iield OH Saturday, October aI, at
f O'Clock p, M, at which time 1t is
1 hoped that some way may be der
vised whereby our school will be
enabled to svart upat an early date.
The agency has new physician
In the person of DR.. Thos. Il. Mul
hane, recently from Marietta, Ohio,
DIR. Mulhane Is graduate from a
Baltimore medical college and
comes well recommended. He has
already assumed the duties OF his
charge.
81 Ed, Barwick, the Yaquina BUTCH
er, was arrested last Friday upon
the charge of selling diseased meat,
1t being alleged that he had killed
10 sick hog and sold the meat to his
customers. He was tried before
Squire Parker on Saturday and
was discharged, there being no
evidence sufficient to establish the
charge, Attorney McFadden, a
recently admitted member of the
bar appeared for the state and f.
j. Carson, of this city for the de.
iense.
The school meeting held at the
school house last Saturday failed to
take any action further than to dis
cuss the matter and adjourn. The
day was so stormy that there was u
Avery small number ofelectois of the
I district in attendance. We under-
stand that the directors will call
another meeting at an early date.
when il will be possible to have a
complete statement of the resources
and liabilities of the district, and
also list of the taxable property
upon which tax can be levied
The Corvallis Times jumps onto
ex-treasurer Shipley, of the Agri-
cultural college for depositing state
funds in Hamilton. Job * Co. s
bank. II might have been wrong,
and no doubt was, for Mr.. Shipley
TO deposit the money there, but
why jump onto dead man? II is
'no secret to the Times as to what
\ influence was used TO induce or
compel Mr.. Shipley to deposit that
money there, But the men who
absolutely converted that money
to their own private use to pay an
account at Ladd y T>ilton's bank,
live ~ the same town that the
Times is published in. Jump onto
them, friend Irvine, and don't play
the ghoul act by attacking man
after he is in the grave.