Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-10-04

%S' - ~A' 11dl udu duOlue
serious sic!; spell last s..er "a,
night aud Sunday.
Henry Wulf has moved his fami
ly to Yaquina, where they will re
side in the future.
There has been a decided i'm
provement in the Corvallis Gazette
since the change of Ownership.
Our friend w. H. Parker, O.
Albany, who was a candidate 70,
collector at Yaquina, feels very sore
over his defeat and rushes into
print in the Oregonian over It.
Will somebody please pass ou,
friend, w. H. Parker, the salve.
A little son of Frank Frary, liv.
ing couple of miles below town,
fell off the wharf while playing one
day last, week and fractured a
couple Of ribs. The little chap was
pretty sick for a short time, but is
now well on the road to recovery.
A postoffice has been established
at Pioneer and henceforth it will be
known by the name of Morrison
Our friend Barney Morrison is the
new postmaster and opened up for
business last Monday morning.
This will be a great convenient to
the men at work at the quarry and
those adjacent,
A strong effort Is being made to
induce the. government to discon-
tinue work at the quarry near here
and take rock from the Pioneer
quarry for the work on the jetties.
There is great deal of waste rock
at Pioneer, and they are earnestly
seeking some way to get rid Of il
without expense.
Luke O'Brien saw the famous
building at San Francisco which is
being constructed from Pioneer
stone, We say famous because the
stone has attracted universal at
tention In that city. Mr.. O'Brien
says that It will be the handsomest
front on Market street, when COM
pleted. 1t is a massive building
with a57 feet front on Market street,
and will be seven stories high, when
completed.
To the people on Yaquina Bay,
I will state, that I have brought to
Toledo large assortment of wall
paper, paints, oils, brushes, notions,
stationery and fancy goods, Es-
pecially Is my stock of wall paper
very large, of good quality and
away down in price. 1t will pay
10 call on me before purchasing
elsewhere, \ a
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Much impatience Is being felt in
this county over. the. .slowpess ofthe
powers that be in getting the Siletz
reservation open for settlement.
The treaty has been ratified and the
appropriation made for some time,
and the only thing lacking now
seems to be the proclamation of the
president declaring itopen. When
Senator Dolph was over here he
was approached about the matter,
and stated that the matter was AoW
in the hands of the Interior depart
ment. Since then, we understand,
he has written to the department
urging immediate action In the
matter, and we hope that some
definite action will be taken In the
matter at once. Our people were
in hopes that the opening would
have taken place in time to have
permitted many settlers to locate
upon their lands this fall, and then
they would have had the winter to
have prepared some ground for
spring in, 1t Is now too late to
hope for much in that direction,
yet If action Is taken in the matter
Immediately there will be many
settlers located in spite of the wet
weather. We hope that Senator
Dolph's letter may start the proper
machinery in motion, and our hopes
of the opening of the Siletz be
early realized.