Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-05-18

ct memorandum book, belonging
to Col. F. J. Parker. The finder
will please leave it at this Office.
John P. Fay, an eminent lawyer
Of Seattle, was in attendance at
District court this week, being
counsel for the bondholders in the
railway case.
Attorney Wood, and Attorney
Linthicum, both Of the law firm Of
Williams &, Wood, of Portland,
were counsel in railway cases in Our
court this week.
The steamer Willamette Valley
arrived In from San Francisco today
noon. The Willamette Valley is
now making excellent time and is
doing a large volume ofbusiness.
Harry Denlinger, son of County
Treasurer Denlinger, came up from
Portland last Tuesday evening and
will remain with his father for some
weeks, Mr.. Denlinger has been
studying law in a Portland law
Office.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Thirty-
five acres Of choice land adiOin-
ing the b. w. Wilson and the
late b. l.. Arnold claims, on
south side Of Yaquina Bay, for
twenty days only, for cash.
JAS. Robertson.
At the public school examination
last week the following applicants
were successful: For second grade;
Anna Wright, Ruth Gather and
Jerry Banks. For third grade; Anna
Btistow, Effie Crosho, Minnie
Smith, Viola Mann and Eli Gather.
Backward, turn backward, o
time III thy fight, give US July
again just for to-night. we are dis
gusted with mud and rain, hear our
fich warble, spare lis again; turn
back the clock till II reads August
ohe, give us some good dog-days
and give lis some stint give us
mosquitoes, and give lis The flies,
but tuth OH some heat before every
one dies, bring back our straw hats
and good linen pants; give us a
chance to live, give lis chance.
The steamer Alice Blanchard,
under arrest at Yaquina bay, was
released Tuesday upon order OF
Judge Bellinger. twill be remem-
bered that the steamer was recently
libeled for $4,000 by the Oregon
Pacific for salvage, claimed for help
Ing her off the sand spit opposite
Newport. Subsequently two fish.
er men, Carlson and Andrea, libeled
her for $4,000, for having gone
aboard her while she was beating
about the bar and plotting her safely
in. The defendants appeared in
court Tuesday and gave bonds IN
the sum of $50, 900, with d. +.
Sherman, w. G. Heller and +. b,
! Mcfarland. She was accordingly
released by telegraph. The trial is
set for June s, but the matter is
likely to be settled out of court, as
most of such cases are.
The burlesque, "a. o. H." Civ
ell by the members of the Odd Fell
lows lodge, at Yaquina City, in
Grady's hall at this place last Mon
day night was simply immense.
The boys acquitted themselves adj
mirably IN the manner in which
they tore the screen of secrecy away
and exposed to the gaze of the pub
lie the innerinost secrets of their
order. Those who have been so
fortunate as to have been allowed
to gaze behind the guarded doors
of many secret orders say that in
paraphernalia and performance the
proceedings were startlingly true.
The ladies seemed to greatly ap-
preciate their one chance of behold
ing sights and scenes so vigorously
held from their gaze heretofore, and
no doubt many will benefit by their
opportunity and make formal appli-
cation to join.
The cases i'll the district court
transferred from Benton county
came over by Wells, Fargo & Co.,
express Z. o. d, S67.so. No one
seemed to have the authority opay
the charges and take the papers and
court convened with those cases
tied up in the express office. To
obtain them Judge Fullerton order
ed County Clerk Jones TO draw a
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