The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-10-04
PACIFIC COASTERS.

uoH nus Deen uneartneu IN Iamn1ll
county. =
The steamer Cayuse was suhk be-
low the Dalles last week, but was
subsequently raised.
Quincy. A. Brooks, OF Jackson
county, has been admitted to the bar
of the Supreme Court.
Cattle are fat in the Yakima Valley,
and plenty. They are held at about
six cents, net weight.
The Guard, ut Eugene has at last
surrendered and hoisted the names
of Greeley and Brown.
Snow fall on the Simcoe noun
tains on Sunday. the 22d, to the
depth OF about three inches.
An illegitimate baby left by its
mother with Portland doctor is cre-
ating sensation in that city.
N ne hundred and eighteen entries
were made at the State Fair up to
FIVE o'clock on Tuesday afternoon.
A man named Osborn killed q
cougar few days ago, near Mary's
Peak, which measured nine feet in
length.
Tho old town Of Oakland is
rapidly disappearing, while the new
town. one milo south OF the old site,
is building up.
The Oregon Central railroad is
now running to North Yamhill.
But few more days and the iron
horse will reach the Yapihill river.
a little son of Robert Denney,
residing just north OF Lafayette, fell
from the barn loft on Sunday OF last
week. and broke his arm in u number
Of places.
l.. Westicot. OF Salem, was seri.
ously injured by being thrown from
an express wagon. between Salem
and tho State Fair Grounds on last
Wednesday.
The Monmouth Messenger says: "An
effort is being made to secure the
publication Of monthly paper, to
be conducted By tho students oi
Christian College"
A man named Carson, living neai
Cauyonville, was met on the road
near bis home one day last week by
two foot-pads, who relieved him oi
his loose change.
There is not n Touring mill in Bak.
er county. They have plenty of wat.
er power, and n good Touring mil
would be a good investment foi
capital in that county.
For tho benefit Of whom it may
concern VIC will state that no young
lady got killed by falling out of the
swing at the Linn county Fair
Ground last week.
Ben. Simpson. member OF the Leg
islature from well. it is not def
nitely known-is convincing the peo.
pie OF Salem that what is TO be, will
be-" The people don't like it.
A man named Stark. who has resi-.
ded at Yaquina for some time past,
was drowned in the bay on Monday
of last week. He left family. con-
sis;ing OF q wife and seven children.
The Yakima country is rapidly fill
ing up with new settlers. which, in
the course Of few years. will com
pei the cattle raisers to look 70,
range still further back in the wilder.
ness.
John Brambille, painter at Rose.
burg, while engaged in whitewash.
ing. stepped backward and fell dist.
ance of about eight feet. He hit his
arm in the fall and broke bone
near the wrist.
Mrs. VIM. Hill, of Roseburg
while engaged in ironing, went to
the stove to obtain hot iron, and as
she turned the iron hit little daugh.
ter in the eye. She may not be per-
manently injured.
The Walla Walla Statesman do
mands a full investigation of the
robbery of the County Treasury. and
leaves the inference that certain off
cials have been remiss in the per-
formaace of their duties.
Mr.. e. w. Hall informs the Noun.
taineer that wheat is selling in Grant
county at about seventy-five cents per
bushel. The grain crop this season
has been about an average one. The
gold mines still pay about as we'll as
usual.
The eldest son of W. B. Carter, oi
Corvallis, while riding horse along
one of the back streets. on Monday
from some cause became frightened,
and jumped off. his foot striking the
sidewalk in such manner as to break
the outer bone of his leg, at the ankle
joint.
Some Indians offered very con.