Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-08-09
official County Paper
LOCAL. NOTES

]. F. Huntsucker, of Yaquina,
was a caller last Monday.
Hon. R. A. Rensell was up from
Newport on business Tuesday.
About 100 passengers went down
10 the Bay ON last Saturday even
ings train,
The Copeland and Chambers
young people are camping at Nye
creek this week.
Coll Van Cleve and sons Ralph
and Merl, went out to Albany Sat
urday, returning on Monday.
F. D. Carson, of this place, has
been appointed assistant prosecut-
ing attorney for Lincoln county
desire to trade a large, new
No. 9 cookstove for a good milch
LOW vi young morse.
OTTO KRoGsTAD, Toledo.
Mrs. Lottie Palmer and Mrs. S.
A. Logan were pleasant callers the
first Of the week. Call again, Ia
dies.
In the Supreme court at Salem
last Monday a re-hearing in the
case Of n. Williams VS.. the Toledo
Coal company was denie
+. NJ, Stanton has resigned the
postmastership at Siletz and the de-
partment has been asked g arpo;a
Lee Wade. This would be a good
appointment.
The orchard Of the Yaquina Fruit
company, at Nashville, has been
nicely cultivated and thoroughly
cleaned of weeds and ferns, and
now presents a fine appearance.
D. P. Blue, the manager went up
to the orchard on Monday.
That camp-meeting referred 10
in the Past OF last week, closed on
Monday morning. 1t was only a
camping party which the erut!te
editor Of the Post mistook GJy d
camp-meeting,
The prisoners Scott and Hall,
again escaped from the Benton
county Jail. This time they sawed
hole through the floor and crawl
ed out through the ventilator.
County Treasurer Denlinger in
forms us that he will have abou,
500 bushels Of prunes on his OF
chard just east of town. He says
that the late frost last spring injlr-
ed the yield materially.
The Salem Democrat gave up
the struggle for existence and
locked up its last form. We be
lieve that the trouble was that Mr..
Flagg endeavored to do too much
Had he confined his efforts to get
ting up good weekly paper, in
stead of trying semi-wcelily and
a daily, that he would have pros
pered.
+. w. Powers has quit boarding
the men at Pioneer quarry, and the
company have built n mess house
and has brought a party from Sa-
lem 20 run it. Mr.. Powers found
that by the time he set good ia
BILE out Of s.. so per week that there
was nothing left for profits. 4
gang of hardworking quarrymcn
can stow away large amount Of
eatables and then not get very fat.
Hon. Frank c. Armstrong, as
sistant commissioner of Indian af-
fairs, paid the Sile,z a visit the lat
ter part of last week. Mr. ARM
stong has been making a tour OF
the coast and incidentally visiting
the various Indian agencies with
which he comes into proximity.
He expressed himself as we'll salts
fled with the manner in which the
affairs OH the Siletz are being con.
ducted.
There has been a change ofown-
ers in the Pioneer rock quarry re-
Gently. Messrs. Luker and Alex
ander have sold their interest in
the company to a gentleman from
Flag staff, Arizona, who has come
on and taken charge Of the quarry.
The force OF men have been in-
creased and work Is being crowded
on contracts now on hands. Mr..
Luker reserved some land at the
quarry, and it is said that he will
open up another quarry.