Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-04-11
LOCAL NOTES

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Newport today.
Austin Altree was down from
Nashville several days this weak.
Prof. Joseph Ewing will teach
the spring term of school in the
Parrish district.
B. F. Jones made business trip
to Portland Tuesday, and is ex-
pected 10 return tomorrow.
J. H. Burnham reports a COW
with pair of twin calves. Look
out for triplets by McCafrey's COW.
Nearly $4,000 have Oeen paid in
as taxes to the sheriff on the 1894
roll. This is about one-ffth Of the
entire roll.
Ex-Sheriff Smith, of Clatsop
county, who sued that county for
s16,o as fees for making delin-
quent tax sale, has compromised
his suit and gets $500.
The Odd Fellows lodge had work
in the initiatory degree last Satur-
day night. They were assisted by
H. Denlinger, P. G., and the men,
bers are unanimous and loud in the
praise Of his excellent work.
Word reaches here that Dan AL
lison was taken i'll with brain fever
while enroute from here to Colorado.
He took sick at Ogden, and was
raving during the balance of the
trip. He was very sick man
when last heard from.
Senator Mitchell has made APP
plication to the lighthouse board
for the erection of a stake light on
Ford's Point, Yaquina Bay. The
matter has been referred to the
officers Of the Thirteenth lighthouse
district for examination and report
Representative Hermann has
been urging the department for es
tablishment Of stake lights on va.
quina Bay, and has filed numer.
ously signed petitions from the peo
pie. 1t is represented that these
are necessary aids to navigation be-
tween Yaquina City and Newport
The machinery for the creamery
arrived from San Francisco on the
steamer Lakme, with the exception
Of the engine, which we presume
has been shipped from Portland
The boiler and other parts of the
plant which are now here were tax.
ell down to the building today. A
man from the house at Portland is
expected to be here within a day
or two to set it up.
The Creamery Company have is
sued a circular letter to those who
have agreed to furnish milk telling
them that they will be ready to re
ceive milk on the Goth of the pres
\ ent month, Two plans are proposed
to those furnishing milk. One i.
to pay so cents per hundred for thC
mild, the standard to be a per cen
butter fat. The other is to charge
the farmers 4 cents per pound TO-
manufacturing the butter, III,
creamery to pay freight and com
mission charges for putting the but
ter on the market, and the farmer
to get back the SKINNED milk. Th
creamery intends to adopt which
ever plan the majority of the farm
ers favor.
H, c, Wulf is advertising a pc
tition for liquor license at Yaqui
IA City. There is nothing peculia
in this, except that he will put hi
house in the business part of tn
city if the petition is granted. !
will be remembered that Vim. NJ
Hoag, who is the principal owne
of all the realty in Naquina City
has always strenuouS'v refused I
allow a saloon to be placed on tn
land at that place, and the liquc
traffic bas been carried on fror
scows tied to the shore. 1t woul
appear that Mr.. Hoag must hay
changed his mind, or else mu
have made an exception in NJ
Wulfs favor.