The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-03-03
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Big Strike Made In an Arizona
Mining District.
A REWARD FOR THE KID.
Rich Gold Quartz Taken From the
Bottom Of Must Condenser
Well In California.

reward Of 5000 for the renegade Kid
dead OF alive.
The lumber output in the Paeifi
Northwest during the past year has de
creased 7o0, 900, 900 feet.
Prescott. A. T., has had u shoo,in
serape ON the average of once weeI
the past month, and tho citizens ar,
mshiiesting considerable indignation.
San Jose Common Council refuses I.
rcorganixc the Board of Health - tina
II shall consist Of regular phy.icians
The hoard now consists Of three coua.
cilmen, the City Engineer and On.
physician.
tract Tor building 80 miles Of railroad
betwcen Nelson, h. C.. and a poin, n..,
Calgary. The PROPOSED roat. IL the
nneh-tAlkesl-of Crows Nest Pass and
Tobacro Plains.
The lack Of sciioolroom for Children q
Los Angeles 10 complained Of by the
ei,izens. In one small district over tori,
children do not 90 Ia school at all. The
pcoplc whos1 children arc crowded out
are ripe Tor revolt.
big strike has bc~n made in the
Mammoth minin. district in Arizona.
vide. aud the gold is 80 plentiful that
hakvs OF IL can b- seen namrroasly
throughout the samples.
Mrs. Mary Cleveland OF Portland, Or,
whom spirits told that her husband, DR..
Dan III. Thatcher of Santa Monica, Cal,
sas dead, when in fact lac sas alive, has
ts--n awarded half his estate, amount
Ing to 90. oo. Thatcher 10 nov q help.
lrss invalid al Pasadena lie hal de-
serted his wife, and she married again,
believing him dead.
Exceedingly rich gold quartz has iS-~n
taken from the bottom OF the mus, oon-
dcns-r ~-ii al ii-siisbars. Cal, which
hal h~'~n broken ia blast. The we'll Is
80 tr-t d-Sp. AMI mo -assf has We, l-r~n
obiainci. The quartz all asray 500 10
the t-pani. The st-ik- las caused much
exci,~n-nt. The l.pnc III the we'll tsrne-
t'a,rs thT gravel dcpos., along the Kos
siAn river.
pf Easrnr y. West, Who Was con-
Sieis~i a, san Francisco OF tho murder
OF Atslic stimorc. q ColusA millin~Y.
upon "a HON hr hsd Jrrtostnrd criminal
operation. sppr ared In court the other
morning 10 have sentence pas>r.i upon
him. He sas ~ni1nc-d by Judge Wal.
lar- 10 twenty-five years in the State
PRISON. 4 motion for . new trial ga.
'lrn'~i. His attorney called attention
- nnm~roas technical points. and astrsi
fur stay Of proceedings. which ~As
granted.
Tho Ontario San Bcruariino county,
la. Fruit Exchange has brought suit
anil asks Tor restraining order against
J. :. Garcia to prevent him from dispos.
ins OF his orange crop Tor Thu. s~a~pu 10
any other parties thAa tho plaintiff.
Thr complain, alleges that tho orange
rrup asnonn,s Ia St1 t.oxes, and the de-
fender, !. member ot the exchange
AMI cn,rrcd into an asrc~m~nt With the
|Dthcr member. no, ,o sell his fruit out.
sa'ic the exchange. bu, that he has die.
Il-s's.i 81 portion Of tho crop 10 oa,siIc
parties.
A decision has bren given in the
United States District Court a, San
francisco awarding damages. aggrrya,.
hs absut $4,000. to heir. of the Zap.
bin. cook ami owner 81 the schooner
ld-llty. which, was Loaf by the master
the steam tug Printer while towing
b. schooner over Humboldt bar in No.
tsmlvr. issn. Tho Captain and all hand.
the latter wer~ lost. The court held
bat the har sseforr and after the disaster
as IN an exceedingly dangerous. condi. |
|lpn. and a careful pilo, would not havr
esrmpsci tn tnw tho schooner over.
bcrctofc u gave judgment, for the
laintiHs. The case IL the first OF the
jni ever rendered In the rni,ci States |
Durts.
ii The Supreme Court 81 Oregon ha. at. |
fmed the Judgment OF the lower cour, |
the case OF the State W.. Hansen, APP
liant, from Cia,sop county. The ap. |
~ WAS on the ground Of error being |
otic In admitting certain evidence and |
Nm. and refusal of CERTAIN instructions |
The court. On Wednesday, July d |
he murdered his wife, Caroline |
nsen. while she was engaged in pick.
raspbcrr'ss at their home In Clatsop
PITY. The deed was committed with |
tck about = yard In length. with a
on the end. The blow was upon
head. II occurred about 4 n. m.
zen made q confession on the follow.
Saturday TO Sheriff n. A. Smith and
Dunbar. His wife died almost
ntly, and after remaining by her
yor about an hour Hansen went To
Rhbor's place and told him what he
done. During the evening he
ii the stick in stove in his home.
b. indicted and convicted Of the
Of murder In the first degree. A
N for new trial was ovcrruled by
r. A. Mcbride, and Hansen was
nced 10 I've hanged. The defendants
b contended that in the confession
In the presence of the Sheriff every
shows that Hansen was insane,
bat the subsequent confession was
after recovering from the effects of
Judge Moore. In the opinion,
be statute requires the accused,
Insanity IL pleaded rs a defense,
lblish the fact beyond reason
pubt. II IL not In the province Of
% question the policy Of law or
% the rule established In cases IL
IN, or II the accused can offer suf.
evidence 10 raise In the minds Of
reasonable doubt OF his sanity,
y State must establish this fact,
others. beyond reasonable doubt.
lcts and circumstances Of the case
were at liberty, and IL was theirs
by their verdict whether the
kill was formed and mAtured
1ood and not hastily upon oc.
and having 40 found under
Instruction from the court, the
IL affirmed. The opinion GOV.
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