Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1893-08-03

] AD'NAps
Sheriff Ford, Of Washington
county, and family went through
to the beach yesterday.
F. NJ. Stanton, the happy and
genial post trader at the Siletz was
over a couple Of days this week.
Our thanks are due Mr.. and Mrs.
Heastin, Nashville, for generous
hospitality extended last Saturday.
b, +. Jones made a business trip
to Albany, Oregon City and Port
land this week, returning yester-
day.
w. S. Condor, our district attor-
ney, went to the Siletz today,
returning to his cottage at New
port this evening,
Nude bathing during the day in
public view is liable to get some
of our youngsters into trouble if
they don't look out,
Ex-County Clerk Hughes, of
Washington county, accompanied
by his family went through to
Newport on yesterdays train.
Mrs, VIM, Alexander has been
spending several days visiting rel
atives at Corvallis, returning home
on Tuesday last. Since that time
Bill has quit staying out late with
the boys, but goes home with the
COWS, 50 TO speak.
We regret to learn Of the serious
illness Of Commissioners Stearns, at
his home on the Alsea. He is suf-
lering with inflammation of the
lungs, and his illness is reported to
to be quite serious. We hope to
soon note his recovery.
A party composed of the Misses
Campbell and Chambers, and J. |
Frantz and Fred Chambers started
for the mineral springs above Elk
City last Monday, for a couple of
weeks camping out. I. T., Par
ker and family left for the same
place yesterday,
If the assets of the deiunct bank
OF Hamilton, Job & Co., continue
to decrease at the rapid rate in
which they have since the time they |
closed, they will soon have to make |
an assessment made upon the cred
itors TO raise enough money to pay |
the assignee his salary.
Al. Waugh has just finished his
hay harvest on his ranch near this
city, Mr., Waugh has put up this
year about 70 tons ofexcellent hay.
1t is safe to predict that his stock
will come through next spring in
fine shape, and he will have a few
tons OF hay to sell next spring when
hay gets high, All of which is ev-
idence of a good rancher and good
rustler.
If any of the good people up
above Elk City sees a long, tall,
hungry individual meandering
around in their neighborhood car
rying shotgun, a rifle, a bowie
knife, a pair of brass knucks and
an extra pair of brogans, they need
not feel alarmed and perform any
rash acts upon his person. lie is
only the foreman OF this Office out
after deer and bear, and despite his
looks, he is perfectly harmless.
The belief that the coming ses-
sion of Congress will take the nec-
aSSary steps toward opening the ST.
etz Indian reservation for settle
nent, has already set a small tide
't would-be settlers In this direction
Several parties from Harvey valley
II Eastern Oregon have come over ,
he mountains with teams, aud they
eport more coming. They will ,
ocate temporarily until such time
IS the reservation is thrown open
or settlement when they will take
Up their claims within the limits.
y delicate surgical operation
vas performed last Friday night at
t the residence OF Mr.. J. $. Conk-
in, near this city. The patient
perated upon was Robert
simpson, grand son of Mr.. |
nd Mrs, Conkliu. He was in
ured by fall from n horse when
ute small and sustained a wound
IL the head, and suffered partial
analysis and alteration of mind
hereby, Dr. Rich, believing that l
elief could be afforded, and called !