The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-07-14
Copper Mines at Copperopolis,
CAL, Close Down.
THE PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK.
Idle Men on the Streets Of Fresno
Aid in the Agitation Against
the MOngOlians.

will be held at Los Angeles in October
The yard at Mare Island is gradually
accommodating material for fine ship
building plant.
The statement of the assignee of the
Union Bank Company at Portland shows
assets sos, 1873, liabilities So, 946.
The estimates for the cost to repair
the Hartford are placed $274.73S BY the
Washington investigating officials.
Work on San Diego's harbor has been
allotted to Captain 5. r. Smith of Port
land, Or, and work will be begun soon.
The Sacramento chain-gang struck
Tor eight hours a day. They have been
locked up, and will be fed on bread and
water for awhile.
Over sos, 900 have been spent trying
to raise the San Pedro from Brotchy
ledge. Now the work will have to be
abandoned. The iron bottom is full of
holes.
A rich strike was made at the Oest
mine at Silver City, New, Friday. The
average assay value WAS 81 600 per ton.
The output OF the mine this month will
exceed $4,000. 1t is operated BY five
men.
Charles Nickel, a dudish Young man
at Los Angeles, has been arrested for
stealing letters addressed to hotel guests,
and which contained money. He did
not contine himself to any particular
hotel.
The citizens along the Southern Pacific
Coast line are indignant at the cessa-
ton OF work in the tunnels between
Santa Margarita and Elwood and the
consequent delay in giving them PROM
ised traffic relief.
Orange growers in Southern California
claim the past season has been unprotit-
able. They propose to form a co-opera-
tive association and handle most OF the
crop themselves hereafter. The ship
ments were 5000 carloads, 1900 above
the previous season.
The receivers inventory OF the Port
land Or Savings Bank shows that
the bank holds notes aggregatiny $780,
600, dated July q, while the bank
closed its doors July D.. Most OF the
notes are against employees and officers
OF the bank and President Dekum's four
sons.
Operations in the Utah Consolidated
mine on the Comstock have been sus-
pended. Explorations in that mine have
been IN progress for the last twenty
gears, and during that time assessments
were levied on the property aggregating
s420, 600. Shareholders have at last re-
fused to pay assessments.
A regularly organized band OF chicken |
thieves has been at work for some time |
IN the neighborhood OF Sacramento.
The fowls were carried to different points
from Sacramento and shipped to San
francisco. One OF the gang was cap
tured on the Placerville train, but his
eonfederates are still at large.
The Lighthouse Board gives notice
that on September Is a red-lantern
light will be established near the west
end OF the south jetty in Oakland Gal
harbor, and that the red light Just out
side the north jetty, about three-quart-
ers OF mile to the eastward OF the
oakland harbor light, will be discontin-
ued on the same date.
A circular issued at Astoria, Or.
places the total salmon pack for the
season OF 1898, which has Just closed.
at 375, 800 cases OF all grades, or about
equal to that OF 1891, and 90, 600 cases
short OF last years pack. OF these a
large proportion are fiat cans and all
have been sold TO domestic dealers. and
many Gamers will be short in their
deliveries.
The Los Angeles Chamber Of Com :
nerce denounces the map which is pub
ished with the State books, for which ,
he Legislature voted $25, 900, and $780, .
~ copies OF which were recently pub :
ished for circulation at the Worlds
FAR, and asks Governor Markham
inder whose name the book is published, '
Q Immediately suppress the circulation
u 80 inaccurate and misleading a
document
There are said to be many idle men $
N the streets at Fresno, who aid in the 8
CITATION against the Chinese, but who ?
mi not work when places are ready for
hem in the orchards and VINEYARDS
everai gangs OF Cinnamon were driven \
rom vineyards the other night, but no 7
mites would go to work to fill the =
iaces made vacant. This action ia not !,
eneral, for many whites Of both sexes :
ave found and accepted needed en- ,
loyment.
In illustration OF what Oregon soil can
o In the production OF sugar beets Ore o
on is exhibiting at the Worlds Fair a 5
magnificent 4-pound specimen OF the n
ugar-beet family. This beet was grown Ii
8 an experiment, but it demonstrates o
hat can be done and what will be done c,
then capital finds investment in sugar i,
eet factories in this State. Oregon can o
row these beets with profit, and the day |,
not lar distant when they will be a
ocular crop. =,
{. ii. Finn, said to be an attorney at 20
a Grande, Or, was recently criticised II
y Hon. James S. Fee, Judge of the Cir d
uit Court, in the following terms: mo a
'nguage is strong enough for the re- d.
roval and condemnation of such con- Of
uct rs has been INDUCED in in this case B
nd which is only INDUCED in by thai ta
lass OF attorneys who come to the bar m
'ithout any legal qualification, self-re- la
pect, sense Of decency or knowledge OF
ne ethics of the profession to which n,
ley belong and who, if they make a b,
listake themselves in the preparations a,
a cause or the presentation Of the ev- D;
lence, or are ignorant of the law gov F,
ming the case, abuse and vilify the at
'urts. the witnesses, jurors and report b,
9, charging them both publicly and W
rivately with corruption and dishon- m
ty." Charges have also been filed c,
,ainst this man Finn, asking for his s,
sbarment from practice as an attorney III
the State Of Oregon. s.