The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-06-16
Astoria Gamers Preparing for
a Big Salmon Catch.
SENSATIONAL MURDER TRIALS.
Burns Beats the Record for High
Jumping -Sontag and Evans
Again Heard From.

Carlisle's order discontinuing coinage
at the Carson mint throws thirty-nine
employees out of work.
A concession is being sought at the
City of Mexico for a lottery at Ensen.
yada, Lower California,
Astoria Gamers are preparing for the
biggest salmon catch OF the year. The
present run is very heavy.
A monster fur-bearing seal, weighing
1900 pounds, was caught at Elk Greek,
at Tillamook, Or, recently.
Philip Koonce and Walter /. Dough-
erty have been arrested at HALEY,
Idaho, and charged with stealing letters.
The fourth crop of green peas is now
ready for the table at Yuma. Green
corn has been in the market since May
l6.
The Colorado, New and Carter rivers
in Arizona are higher than has been
known in years. The latter two are out
OF their banks.
Work on the construction OF the tele-
phone line from Pendleton to Canyon
City has begun. The line will be COM
apleted to Pilot Rock in two weeks.
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Donborger & Co., contractors and
builders at Los Angeles, consisting Of q.
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re-
ports thirteen failures in the Pacific
Coast States and Territories for the past
week, as compared with fifteen for the
previous week and fifteen for the corre-
spending week Of 1882.
Eleven penYer young men aahced t
seventeen nouIs anu lhirey minutes,
ahu only htppped wiiell ene liuiilaiie ~,
society anu tIle ponce in.e5lefeu. lile m
men were ailoWeu SIX laqy partliefs S
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szOV nledai'
A petition is to be forwarded to Of
tawa from the white fishermen OF the
Eraser river in British Columbia pro-
testing against tne present law Wnlch
enanles tne Japs aild aleilis 70 Wy hatllr- ~
aL,zed ana theh procure nsiiihg LICENSES
me Asiaties are taxing 1ae oasl u al
legianee py the heofe'
The boys in the State Reform School
near Salem are kept at work clearing
land. About ten acres will be cleared
for the plow this season, making little
more than loo tillable Of the total estate
of 377 acres. The school uses between
40t) and 800 cords Of wood a wear, and
the emitting Of it removes most Of the
t;mher from the tracts to be cleared,
Health Officer Keeney and DR.. Regen-
burger o. lne oan riahclsco eoa Doalp y y oi
healtn nave seig 70 sne psssnolSe Is aao1 hop. ~
ert jackson, 4yeaL.uiu ii. ag eooh' miloii Ta.o.
they deelded was Iuil.neus1u l: q ispel'
Jackson salo ne was na!lse u LiigiaHu, IsI
and that ne nad peen ~ iloiloiulu ts:il!1 ior
some time. lnen ne Wens y ~ slcsoria' T'a
and three months ago came % gan j rfal- /.
cisco. ne thougnt ne was ohiy suffering
IRON asllght SKIN disease.
The result OF the investigation by the
government inspectors OF the recent
Collision 3 between the steamers State OF
California and Whitesboro ii made
nublic The inspectors find that Cap
1 tain Iiebeg Of the Whitesboro went
below an the night of the accident.
leaving the second mate. an unlicensed
officer II charge. and il was due to his
wanf II knowIedge that the collision
took place, Captain Liebeg is found