Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
State Items.
ldieanings from State Exchanges.l
X .oseburg has night watch.

Three ferries cross the Willamette
+. iver at Portland.
,. Is. Harker has started up his large
fourth, g mill at Day ton.
The Railroad surv eyors have reached
Oakland IN Douglas county.
Rev. GustavGs Hines is said to be
dangerously i'll at Oregon City.
Several cmigrant fam lies came up
by the Oriflamme.
DIR. Paine has been sent to jail in Sa-
lem for whipping his wife.
$. A. Clark has again become sole
proprietor of the Salem Statesman.
A new Post Office has been establish
ed at Ii ubbards-Tht' ii rst station above
Aurora on on the o. & G.. X. Il.
The Steamboats, Of the Willamette
Transportation Company are now runs
ming on the Upper Willamette river.
\ grand Ball will be given at the
Chemeketa House Salem, on Thanks
giving night.
The imported stock. of Mr.. S. G..
Reed arrived per steamer Orlfamme
Tuesday
John Foster, the man who enticed a
young lady from the Fair Gruands has
been found guilty Of seduction, and
receives his sentence to-day.
The citizens Of Forest Grove have
contributed $500 to the Rcliet Fund
Of Michigan and Wisconsin sufferers
Mr. y North formerly of Corvallis !
is going TO publish PAPER at Empire
City.
The Gozene reports ducks and geese
plenty in the vicinity Of Corvallis -
The same this way.
The Plaudeaier says the engineers OF
the Railroad Company have been sur
veying through town recently.
Mr. J. B. Nichols left Eugene six
weeks ago 10 purchase a stock of goods.
Is he has not been heard from since
fears are entertained Of foul play.
\ young man named Sullivan wa,
held to bail, in Eugene last week for
orein1 Il check on the Treasury Of the
nited States To the amount Of s3i IL
Heavy weather is reported of the
mouth Of the Columbia \ vessel, not
made out, was off the bar on Monday
\ new schooner Of fifty tons is nearly
'cadY to launch AT Tllamook She be
ongs 10 e. ". Miller. aud VIII be sent
. San Francisco for finishing.
j j Burton of North Yamhll, while
ut shooting geese last week, met with
serious accident. His gun burst and
lestr, yed most of one of his hands.
The Statesman says that the upper
Willamette is within foot or two of
'eing as low as at any time during sum
ner.
The wife of Rev l.. T. Woodward.
residing Elder Of the VI T. Church
or the Salem District died on Sun
lay. !
The Fdrmcr, in an article on our
9aut Of manufacturing industries, says
hat in view Of our present situation
nd wants, it does not hesitate to say
hat 1t prefers protection to free trade.
A gentleman who crossed the Blue
within the last few days re-
orts that there was eighteen inches OF
now on the summit. 1t had been
ceper than that, but was disappearing.
The steamer Pelican on her last trip
ut of the I'm qua struck the bar, /
'hen large wave broke over her carry
ng away some of her freight which
'as on deck.
Albany is enjoying first class sensa-
ion--A female ghost. Take her to |
ress makers establishment and have
er refitted, and sha will assume diff
rent "shape."
Mr.. Jordon, one of the contractors I
f the Lock- works at Oregon City, dis
ppeared one day last week. He is s
opposed have absconded, as nothing
an be learned of him. The Company
Yere heavily involved
Nine years ago man crossed the '
ramhill river at Dayton, and having
o money to pay his ferriage said he