The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-28
STATE NEWS.
fFrom the Portland HeraId.1

The EUening Commercial has changed
hands, Mp Bull, Esq, retiring from
all control. The present owners are not
announced, nor is the new editor, but ru-
NOR says James OMeara will act in the
latter capacity.
Judge Strong, who has been very i'll,
is convalesciDg.
We learn that an outrage was commit
ted on young girl, eleven years of age,
of respectable parentage, at Seattle, w. T.,
by an old whcIp, fifty years old. The
citizens, numbering about 300, collected
together apd concluded to give the fellow
chance for his life by the cowhide. The
wretch was put on the street to run the
gauntlet. and he received terrible cas-
tigation. lie was then ordered TO leave
town and never make his appearance there
again.
About 200 tons Of merchandise cams
by the Montana.
The Lutheran Church Is about Gniss-
cd.
Ben. Holiday left San Francisco for
New York on the 10Th.
[Frcgn the Portland Commereial.1
/
San Francisco papers of Jan. 10th, recev-
ed by the Montana, there is lengthy
description of the wedding in France,
Dec. 9Th. 1869, of Count de PortaIes-
Gorgier to Miss Jennie Holladay, daugh-
ter Of Ben Holladay, at the chateau of
the groom. The ceremony took rlace at
the private chapel Of the chateau, the
bride was given away by the Rev. Father
Rogerson, Mrs. HOLIDAY, the mother Of
the bride. graccd the occasion, and
grand fete was held in the evening, to
which all the pcsantry were invited. Il
was grand affair.
The first No Of the C0fhotic Sentinel
will be issued in Portland the f:ist week
in February.
The Todd Arnoup discussion commen-
ced on Wednesday and will continue for
eight evenings.
The steamer Montana arrived at Port :
land on the 25th.
IFrom the Corvallis Mereury.1
Last Monday Dir. i. Fox Democrat.
was elected Alderman to fill vacancy.
Born: On the 25th, TO the wife of W.
i. Carter, of the Gnzette. daughter.
The Willamette Freigbting Company,
at meeting Of the Stock holders on the
18th inst, increased its Capital Stock to
, $50, 900. The stem for . new boat was
brough. from Monroe and Workmen are
now busy on the hull which will be ready
, in 10 days. McCully, President Of the
z. T. Company, has addressed very
abusive Letter to Maj. Bruice-the CALLED
jade must vince you know.
From the Salem Prrss-l
We learned incidctaliy yesterday, that
advertisements will be published in few
days for redemption of State Bounty and
! Relief Bonds, the bids to be opened on
. the 1st Of March.
! There is strong probability that the
! counties on the west side Of the VILLAIN
cite, between Portland and Corvallis, will
, get daily mail line.
The Salem Mills have manufactured
during the past year s., 900 barrels of
-four
, Mr. johnson, of this place. has manu.
factured during the winter 1000 gallons
. of clarified apple cider.
From the Salem Statesman.l
1t seems as though the supply of pork
this winter is unlimited.
Maj. Magonc, who has always advoca-
ted bringing the water of Mill Greek 10
5 the Fair Ground, was appointed by the
Board of Managers ofthe State Agrieultur-
: al Society to ascertain if the w. w. Mfc.
: Co. would accord the Society the use oi
/ the water, and informs us that he subusit-
/. ted the matter to Mr.. Grover, who informs
! him since that the Directors Of that Com
/ pany have passed a resolution giving the
/ free use of the water to the State Agricult-
ural Society during Fair week.
I Alderman j. l.. Sarkey has received a
I letter from Mr. G. Il. Burrows, who con-
tracted for the erection Of gas works in
j this city, and is now at his home in Santa
Cruz. Mr.. B. and his associates have or.
r dercd their machinery from the East, and
/ it will soon be due. They expect TO be
. there early In the spring, and to commence
4 operations Immediately.
3 j. L. Wright annoueed himself Can.
didate for County Treaurer and r. Dun.
bar hangs out his banner on the oates
e wall for the Judgeship of Marion county,
/. subject to the Radical convention.
E There IS family in Yamhill county
: numbering 12S persons.
r IFrom the MeMinrille Blade.I
! In this city there are eighty-threcfamilies
? containing an aggregate of $50 persons.
|, Men without families permanently located
S go; making in all, 40. This estimate
I viii be found very near correct; if it va
. ries from the exact number at all, ID viii
+ fall little below
1 IFrOm tho Oregon City Enterpise.I
8 A letter from Mr.. John McClosky, one
t of the Pioneer steamboat pilots on the up.
e per Willamette, has been received from
:. Camanche, Iowa, asking for information
! concerning tho whereabouts of Mr.. J. II.
Q McClenthen, who was silversmith in
J tlis city about the year 1849. Any in
e formation concerning Mr.. MeClenthen
9 viii be thankfully received by Multno-
q NAH Lodge No. |, A. f. and A. NJ. Ore.
Q gen City.