Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-24
state Items.
[Gleanings from State Exchanged


The Willamette Farmer states that
parties are Offering $l.OO per bushel
for the coming crop of wheat.
The Spritualists of Oregon are 10
hold a four days meeting ut Woodburn
Station on the O. Il G. r r. II miles
north of Salem, commencing June 20
The interments in the Sa'em Gene.
terry Tor the year ending June 10th,
1871, were 53
The Oregon Central Military Road
Company have sold their land grant to
Mr. II NJ Walker. Of San Francisco.
for the sum OF S400 900.
Mr. VIM Whitley was arrested near
! Corvallis for an assault on Mr.. Martin,
and bound over for the sum $1,000, to
appear at the next term of Circuit
Court for Benton County.
The Grand Jury for MuIfnomah coun~
ty returned fifteen true bills, at the late
Senator J. X. Kelly, returned home
by the steamer Orlfamme last Satur-
day.
A severe hailstorm accompanied by
thunder aud lightning. passed through
Roseburg aud vicinity last Thursday
evening, dol NJ considerable dam ge.
Thompson. and the two Gales, parties
in the koseburg affray are all getting
well.
The bail of w II Watkinds has
been increased to $4,000
Full preparations are made for cele>
bratns the Fourth of July at Rose
/ burg.
The Statesman says that the Bowie
wagons, manufactured at Salem, are
selling very fast.
w Stroman, native Of Denmark
| aged 30 years. committed suicide at
/ EIensburg, Curry county, a lew days
ago, by shooting himself with a pistol.
Portland Election. The municipal
election in Portland tuesday. passed
IF quietly. with one or two exceptions.
The Republican ticket was elected en-,
tire.
PRENIuM.-To Miss Mary Stump WIS
awarded The prize for the best rendition
! into English verse Of the first ode, first
book oi Horace VIM H. cnton was
| the successful competitor i,r the best
] Latin essay Messenger.
BOHEMIAN MINES r.. j Ladd.
| Esq has just returned from Bohemia
mines, and reports the wagon road az
completed within about two miles of
/ the proposed location of Mr.. Knots
quartz mill The machinery all left
Eugene City yesterday. or wagons. for
] the usncs The snow Is ten feet deep
IN the region Of the mines Business
al Engcne, he says. is very lively, and
crops in The upper valley are excellent
| HcroM.
From the Por land dAilies We compile
as follows:
From the quarterly report of \, u.
Ellis. Visiting Physician to the Oregon
Insane yum. for the quarter ending
| May 31st. 1871. We obtain The following
figures Remaining last quarter al,
admitted during The quarter, l3-5 f.
males, : males discharged during The
| quarter. 9-S females. | malc OF those
admitted From MuItnomah, / Giant
|; Douglas. ; Linn, >; Wn>hing'o on.
/ Benton, YamhIlI. | Josephine,
1; Maroon. 1.-The frame Of new
propeller, ninct, five feet long, fifteen
ret beam, and seven feet depth oI hold
is being put up on the river bank ut the
foot of market street, by MeSsrs Nice,
Bulgtr 4 Co, for Messrs. Buchanan 4
'o The machinery is in readiness for
the new craft, at the Willamette Iron
wotks There are at the wharf IL this
city, awaiting the return uf the schoon
er Mile Bond Capt. Cosno. near y "a
full cargo of freight including house,
hold goods, etc, for Tillamcok county,
Thirty five new ears are in process of
construction at the shops ot the Oregon
and California Railrond Company near
East Portland Three ldltional loco
motives are also enroute to Portland. j.
Oregon. TO arrive within twenty da' 3,
for Ben Hnlladay & Co One of these
,s powerful machine built expressly
for the Fourthstreet grade on the Ore,
gon c, Stral Railroad in this city
Hon. James IIendershott of Grand
Ronde Wiley, Eastern Oregon leaves
to day with four hundred head OF hogs