Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-11-22
Official County Paper
LOCAL NOTES

LoSAL NoIES
A full stock Kip Boot for s., a
O'Brien's.
John G. Blake returned from hi.
Astoria trip last Saturday.
Harrison Phillips made proof or
his homestead before County Clerk
Jones last Monday.
A family by the name of Lane
from Clackamas county have moved
onto the Baker farm near Yaquina
P. N. Lathrop will soon erect a
new dwelling on his place to re,
place the one destroyed by fire last
summer.
The government work going or
at Yaquina makes things lool; rath.
er lively down there. The ship.
ping is increasing very rapidly and
things are in considerably better
condition.
We are making arrangements tc
make the LEADER all home print,
and expect to make the change in
couple of weeks. We will endeav-
or to make the paper more interest.
ing than ever.
When his present American Wis
it is concluded Conan Doyle will
write an article for The Ladies'
Home Journal on American women
telling GLOW Your Women I'm
pressed Me-"
There is strong talk of establish
ing a railroad station and putting
in telegraph Office at Morrison
The amount Of business now done
by the quarry would seem to justi-
iy the company in doing so.
Special Agent Lane has com
pleted the payment Of the annuity
TO the Indians on the Siletl. All
told there were $24, 900 distributed
and the payment, preparing Tolls
etc, has occupied about a month.
TO the Ladies; l have Just re-
ceived by the last steamer a com
plete lire of Ladies' Cloaks, Jackets
and Wraps. All these goods are
handsome and of the very latest
styles. The low prices will astonish
you. Call and look our handsome
stock over. L. O'BRIEN,
Yaquina.
County Judge Burt joined Char
ley Johnson and Millie Depot in the
holy bonds of wedlock at his resi-
dence last Saturday night. The
Judge used to perform the marriage
ceremony quite frequently when he
wore the judicial ermine of justice
of the peace some years ago, but
this was his first effort as county
judge.
Some time since County Clerk
Jones wrote letter to the Oregon
ian calling attention to the neces-
sity of convention of the county
clerks of Oregon. In pursuance OF
this idea a convention of the coun-
ty clerks and recorders of the state
has been called to meet in the rooms
of the Multorpor club, at Portland,
on December Io, 1894.
The following vessels arrived at
Yaquina Saturday: United States
lighthouse tender Manzanita, from
Portland steamer Augusta, from
Portland; steamer Robarts, from
Siuslawi steamer Homer, from San
Francisco; on Sunday, steamer
South Coast, from San Francisco.
Departures, Sunday Manzanita,
to Coos bay; Robarts, to Siuslaw;
Homer, to San Francisco; Augusta,
to Alsea; Tuesday, South Coast, to
San Francisco.
The creamery is in good shape
and is developing as rapidly as can
be expected. a sufficient amount
OF milk has been guaranteed and
correspondence has been entered
into with the creamery men who
made the offer. 1t is expected that
one Of them will be over here at
an early date and look the field
over and then something tangible
car be arrived at. One thing seems
10 be definitely settled auA ,hat :
that Toledo 1ill have q croamey
u opeg-,ioa before AcA. .paas.