Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-12-14
COlville Indians COngregating
to Hold a Death Feast.
THE TERRITORIAL ENTERPRISE
A Six-FOOt Vein of Coal Discovered
in Southeastern Arizona
New Trial Refused.

Victoria sealers are much disheart-
ened over the low price quoted for seal
skins in London.
The publication Of the Territorial En-
terprise is to he resumed at Virginia
City, New, next month.
The Puyallup Indians have plated an
addition to the city OF Tacoma. 1t will
be called the Columbia Addition.
Testimony in the opium smuggling
cases at Portland tends to show the
rings profits were 5000, 900 a year.
The shores OF the Columbia along by
The Dalles, Or, are thickly lined with
wood piled high in anticipation OF cold
winter.
The three naval convicts who made
their escape from Mare lsland-Daly,
Hall and Clify-have reached Canadian
territory.
Delegates are in session in Phoenix, A.
r. from ten of the twelve counties Of
the Territory TO push the matter Of
Statehood.
Northern and Central New Mexico are
enjoying the biggest mining boom ever
known, and all the work seems TO be in
the placer gold diggings.
A six-foot vein Of coal has just been
discovered in Southeastern Arizona by
DR.. Theo. B. Comstock, Director OF the
Arizona School OF Mines. The coal is
semi-anthraclte OF excellent fuel quality.
Many OF the farmers of Pullman,
Wash, will fatten hogs with their dam
aged wheat, and are securing them as
fast as possible. 1t is estimated that a
bushel Of wheat will produce ten pounds
of pork.
A case is now in progress in the Fed
eral Court Mt Yuma which affects the
boundary line between Arizona and Cal
ilornia, and IL IL believed by some that
it will result in showing that Yuma II
in California.
Owing IN the sickness of one of the
Jurors in the Evans case on trial at Jack.
son. Amador county, Cal, the trial has
been postponed until January %. The
iurors.who were sworn in are now de.
handing their pay.
Sixty settlers on the south fork Of tn,
Kern river i'm California have beer
served with an Injunction by Walter
Rankin, who claims priority in the us,
of the water. which has been diverted
NV these settlers above.
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roin..d ihorios ,Wei,er n nnw trnl
Wairor ~ ,hn dry.,nnJa merchant con
,';c,eJ in Sacramento of obtaining good
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asked Tor IN extension OF TIM" 10 max
the first payment Whi'h was granted
MIR. Drew had possession oil the MN
and had erected quartz ~, n.,'' n'' an an
claims To nave eNpVhueu S-o,vV, ~.
payment not having been m"ue pecem
ber / the liammerslys nave he,llphe
that James w. hlrusaN DO nPpo,n.e9 ~
ceiyer pending an action instituted 10
forfeiture OF contract
Work on the various buildings at th
Midwinter Fair grounds has been some
what delayed, owing to bad weather