Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
Slale EfellaS.
[Gleanings from State Exchanges.

Emily CKelt0n mas remover 10 EuSene
City.-Henry, son of j.. Bettman, wEile
walking with his parents fell and broke
his collar bone George Robson, was
arrested, by Major Magone, and taken
TO Portland for trial, for selling liquor
to Indians.
We clip from the Corvallis Gozette:
Butter is very scarce--none to be had
at any price. Have heard OF two small
lots at forty cents per pound.-Ihe
Willamette river is unusually low for
for this season of the year.-R. Is.
Peake, indicted at last term of the
Benton County Circnit Court for taking
from her fathers house, in this county
girl under sixteen years of age, for
the purpose Of marriage, was arrested
at Astoria by Special Deputy Sheriff
w j Robertson on the 9Th inst, aud
brought to this place. Bonds were
given for appearance at next term of
Court, and defendant discharged.
from the Albany Democrn New
wheat is rolling into town from every
direction There is considerable sick
ness in this vicinity at present.-Our
citizens still talk Of bringing in the
''Santiam Ditch. - The Harrisburg
railroad bridge will be finished before
October lst
The Bed rock Democrat has the fol
lowing Mr. John Stewart, living IA
half mile west OF town, captured a
lamprey-eel in his irrignting ditch, yes
terday, which was two feet in length.
More big train wagons we'll loaded
with freight, for this place and other
points, arrived this week
From the Albany Register Wheat
is coming in quite lively. We under
stand one Of our buyers is Offering 81
aud the rise for wheat-Of the coupe
who ran away from California.and came
to this city and were married last week.
it is said the lady was mere child,
but thirteen years Of age Last week,
the friends of Col Enus, who il Grip
pied and unable to do any kind of
labor, presented him with Sl47 80 as
testimony of their regard The Col
was crippled while fighting for the
flag.
From the Dalles NouHnincer of
August 10Th we Gull as follows John
Shallady Oh Rock creek died in San
Francisco, August lsth He had gone
there in quest of Health He leaves
wife and two children - New
has come here Of the death of r. II
Wood formerly Of tie DalIes. who was
killed by lightning at his home IN Am-
boy, Lee county, Illinois. July lGth
lie leaves a wife aud iamiIy Among
,he unfortunate sufferers by the fire
was Judge Nc Arthur lis valuable
law aud lite y libraries, with the cx-
ception oi IS volumes, were consumed.
He had only month since received
from the East and from San Francisco
100 new'volumes. not u;c ut which WAS
saved lie succeeded in saving few
articles of clothing and his official n
pcrs. All his private papers were dc~
>iroyed, aud among them a historical
>kefch of the settlement If Eastern
'ifSbb, WHICH WIS " bH hb ~ ~ -
his Fail His loss. az Is elsewhere
stated, amounts to about s 900
The Enterprise says - \ man named
Charles kcmp'on, an emp.orcc If the
Cancmah numbering mill. while work
lng on boom of logs, in the river. 90
Tuesday last. accidentally fell Oft, aud
was droa ned The survey Of the Cor.
nelIus Pass route from Columbia City
has been completed. aud it IS found 70
be the On feasible route. \ survey
will soon be made from Cornelius Pass
to some point in Polk Comfy,
Coop SnowING-The total receipts
nf The Police Court Of Portland during
july were one thousand two hundred
and ei.hty>two doilars This makes
The system more than sclf,snstaiuing
The hot weather, which we have had
for some time, seems to have brought
about great deal Of sickness, and some
sudden deaths. The timber in the hills
surrounding this place is burning at
several places, and the atmosphere is
assuming smoky appearance
The Democratic Times says: Last
Saturday Lieutenant Boutelle arrived
in the stage from Pitt river with a de-
serter from fort klamath, who had stol
en- very finc horse belonging to the
Lieutenant The Lieutenant pursued
the thief night and day, finally over
hauling him, together with the horse,
in the vicinity of Pitt river, California.
| He started for the Fort on Monday
morning with three deserters.
From the Oregonian we learn: II
il rumored on the streets that the
peoples Transportation Company have
sold out their entire interest in the line
The purchaser is not known. We only
give the report for what it is worth
knowing nothing definitely as to its
n.