The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-07-09
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Constable Dan Linton arrested De-
wood Taylor, at Elk Prairie, in Ian
county, Wednesday, for killing dee
out Of season.
Wednesday 10 tons of salmon wer,
handled at the Herrick cannery, a
The Dalles, and SO5 cases were put up
Thursday about FIVE tons were Re
ceivel.
The Oregon Press Association will
hold Its annual meeting in Portland
about Sl tember |. An interesting
programme is already prepared.
Wool from Wallowa county ia arriv,
ing at Elgin at the rate of 240 bales a
day, and the warehouse is being well
filled. Buyers are on the ground, but
few sales are being made.
H. P Hayes, the Fall Creek school
teacher, who was sent to the penitei-
tiary for one year from Lane county,
on the charge of seduction, has been
pardoned out, and is now at Junction.
| Clarence F. Jewett, secretary Of the
Pacific Investment Con pany, has
skippe from Portland His shortage
to banks and other creditors is $40 600.
He stood high in social and business
life.
Frank Spaight was arrested at AL
bany, Friday, on charge of stealing
800 worth Of woul from May & Sen
dels, of Harrisburg. He was exam.
ined and lodged in Jail in default Of
$500 bonds, to await the action Of the
grand jury.
Samuel G. Workman had just re-
turned from days work in the hay
field, near Monmouth, last Monday,
when he suddenly threw up his hands
and fell, dying almost Immediately,
The attending physician said death
was caused by heart disease.
The Rosehurg Pialndealer says: at
is said misery loyes company. The
editor Of the Plaindealer has been in
diced by the grand jury for the publ.
cation Of iiheirus matter 1t is some
what consoling, however, to know
that in our distress both of the pro.
pri, tors Of the Review have also been
indicted for like offense, viz SANDER
ing D. r. Shambrook and James Batty
during the campaign"
Lee Moorhouse has been appointed
clerk of the supreme court, at Pendle-
ton, succeeding Henry ]. Bean. who
resigned to take the Office to which he
was elected, that of district attorney
for the sixth judicial district. Hereto
fore, the position Of clerk has been
held by attorneys, the last three in
being Mr.. Bean, Judge J. A.
Lowell, then a practicing attorney,
and T. G. HALEY.
Last Wednesday the men at the
Coburg mill commenced banking A.
100000 feet Of logs up the Mckenzie.
1t will require about 10 days to COM
plete the banking and then it will
take about IS days more to make the
run down to the mill, The owner of
the mill has, on the Mohawk, about
100000 feet which will be brought
down as soon as the stage Of water will
permit.
Mayer Cohen, of San Francisco, and
Miss Hinda Greenburg were to be
married in San Jose a few days ago.
When the wedding hour arrived
Cohen failed to appear, and a sensa.
ion was the result. Where was Mayer?
It was connected that he might have
suicide; but he had not.
He had skipped for Oregon's congenial
,lime, and Friday evening gave him
elf up in Salem.
The family of John Heilman, resid.
ng near Damascus in Multnomah
county, was poisoned last week by
being placed in the well. |
The father, mother and four children /
'artook Of the poison, but under the {
are Of a physician all were growing {
'etter except one boy, a lad Of twelve I
'ears, who, at last accounts was {
lying. No cause can he assigned for {
he despicable deed. g
The l5-year old girl Of John Ham !
ner and two other girls, were crossing {
he 0. G, 4 f. bridge, at Albany, !
when the Hammer gill be. /
anne dizzy when near the edge OF the
ridge and fell through the trestle to
he ground below, distance Of about
0 feet. She fell feet first, striking up.
lght, but falling In heap. One of
er arms was broken, and she was .
adly injured. 1t is not yet known =
'hether there were any Internal in
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