Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-03
state Items.
tGleaDings from State Exchanges. !


The new gymnastic institution, or
Turn Verein Hall, at Salem, is a very
popular concern.
The Eugene papers say that genuine
small pox has broken cut on Long Tom,
near the Benton county line.
j j. Whitney, of Albany, and j H
Frush, of East Portland, have been
appointed Notaries Public.
A number Of emigrants direct from
Germany, have lately arrived in jackson
county, and will settle there.
The feneral sermon in memory of the
late Jas b. Newby was preached at
McMinnville on the 2lst OF July.
The suit of Henderson vs.. Dent for
the possession of the office of Lane CO.
Treasurer, has been dismissed by the
plaintiff.
A Mr. Hale, of Jackson county, had
a Fl hit with a bear last week, in which
the bear was killed and Hale seriously
wounded.
Two men, arrested for stealing horses
in Jackson county, have cofessed the
crimes. aud their confession impllcates
q number OF others.
The Christian denomination is erect
ig u church edifce at Springfield
] here are also several other buildings
goin; up in that thriving little viii
lage.
A special term of the Circuit Court,
beginning August 18th, at Lafayette,
has been ordered by Jrd C Bonham
for the trial of Leroy aud Thomas for
robbery.
Silas Kelly, the young man reported
missing from Portland, last week, has
returned
Geo. B Naldron will open East
Portland Park, OH the 9th Of this
month.
S. A. Clarke, and D. w Craig, have
purchased the Farmer and will conduct
as an organ devoted exeiustpety to as-
riculture.
Crops are reported as looking well on
the Santiam.
+ ggs, aud other fodder" reported
scarce in the Salem markets.
On last Wednesday the prisoners
took formal possession ol the new Pen>
iteutiary.
Considerable talk is being made con-
cerning the reol ening of the Chemeketa
Hotel at Salem
The Salem lapers say that bets ere
beius made on t,is State, glvin. Grant
! 200 majority
Mrs, Joseph Perkins died near Eu,
gene last week.
Crystal Palace Circus is en- route to
Oregon.
Eugene has movement on foot 10
improve the South Salt Springs.
Haying and harvesting is in full blast
in Eastern Oregon.
Baker county reduced her indebted !
ness about $1,000 last year
The Burnt river ditch, in Baker
is advertised for sale by the Sheriff for
$500 taxes.
One of the prisoners confined in the
Lane county jail decamped for better
quarters last Saturday night.
Cornelius has two fire cisterns al
completed and ready to be filled by the
new fire engine which is expected to ar
rive soon.
Two citizens Of Eugene had bit of
a fight with glass tumbIers the other
night The FIRST one that threw paid
for the fun before Court.
The Gazette urges the City Fathers
Of Corvallis to provide pest house, and
says there are good reasons why small
pox patients shouIdn not be put in the
Calaboose.
The editor of the Journal at Eu-
gene, has been presented with plum
seven inches in circumference, timo-
thy stalk six feet high, aud turnip
weighing 10 pounds.
The Ptaindealer says the grading on
the railroad is completed to the river,
rs miles north OF Roseburg, aud the
track will be laid to that point in few
days.
A correspondent at Eugene City
says farmers in the country around are
busy harvesting and business in town
is dull, SO that all who can get away
are gone hunting game and berries or
fishing.
The Baker City Academy building
which about year ago was burnt I'd,
the ground is now up. weather>boarded
painted, etc, and will be completed on
or before the next term of school COM
menses.
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D. Newsom, writing to the Fdrnser
says the gardens in Marion county,
since the late heavy rains, are doing