Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-09
State Items.
[Gleanings from State Exchanged

Hillsboro.
A commodious hotel is to be erected
at Cornelius.
A religious revival is reported at
Harrisburg.
BY the mail, Monday we received
nine Bed Rock D.emQu04.
The Courts of Eugene are busy with
cases of petit larceny"
The Idaho, on her last trip, brought
| up 257 sacks of mail matter
The late Leap Y ear party is reported
! to have been gorgeous affair.
A farmer near Corvallis lost rineteen
sheep on one night, killed by dogs.
Reports from different parts Of the
+! State say the floods have subsidcd.
The Albany Democrat learns that
the loss Of stock in Ochoco has been
very light.
Tx. Gov. A. c. Gibbs, has received
his commission as u. S. District At
torney.
The GazeHe learns that "imports
are coming into Benton Co-Accesslons
to Democracy.
The Era states that some gentlemen
! intend building plank road from East
Portland to Sandy river.
Messrs Elkins have about completed
their splendid Touring mill at Lebanon,
on the Sautiam river
The work on the new Agricultural
works in Salem viii be resumed as soon
as the weather will permit.
One Chinaman was killed and two
others badly injured by bank caylug
on them, near Eugene last week.
Last ! thursday young man named
Stetson wa, injured, by tree falling
on him, in the Canyon near Portland.
The En@one City Jomaqi says:
j. NJ Smith of The City Hotel, left
few days ago ~lnout settling up his
earthly affairs.
That E" Corpse that Mitchell bought "
in Portland, turns out To be some other
body than Johnny Clark's. The ques,
ton is, whose body is it
\ horse belonging to John Dough
erty, Of East Portland, backed himself
and dray load from the dock into the
river last Thursday Loss $500
The Statesman gives nn account of
some 4" naughty boys who have been
/ a al
They are to be brough, before the
Courlv
Fourteen persons united with the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church nj
Lebanon. during the pro,racted meets
,ng carried Oh by Rev. A.W. Sweeney,
last week
That Albany Jail is decidedly unfor;>
unate. Three more culprits went
through 1t one night last week They
couldn't appreciate such nice accommo-
dations
" Il Boon has sold his interest in
the Hcst Side aud il going IL San Fran.
cisco, to practice his profession a. art
ISL The West Side will he continued
by Mcssrs Handy i Snyder.
j Hoppy, has been sent to the PEN
iten,iary from Portland for Eve years
for committing a rape on a little gnI
eleven years of age -- Pity he could pot
have been sent Tor n lifetime.
Charles Pond, who has been rum
ming as conductor Of a construction
train on the q. 4 c. Railroad, has been
appointed Roadmastcr for that portion
Of the road lying south of Eugene.
The Baker City Democrat of the
2lst says Powder River Valley, while
We write is destitute of snow ; and II the
warm weather continues few days
longer, stock will live on fresh grass.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miller, the wife of the
great Poet, is lecturing in the valley
towns, on " Man-Past, Present and
Future" His past is recorded; his
present we see, but his future-what
will it be, when women get to voting.
The Roseburg PlaiadeaIer says The
Mercury draws a wrong conclusion
from the IacI OI tue tTlal iiic Iuu Dy tue
o. Il C. Il. r. through Loo king Glass.
There has been no attempt to" bleed
the citizens of Roseburg to the tune of
fifty thousand or more . or less. They
asked for the right of way gratis, and
it has been cheertully given. The
devil is not so black as he is painted.
Hon. L. L. Mosher, one of the, Com
mis.ioners to examine the Coos Bay
Wagon Road, accompanied by DR.. Hams
ilton. A, r. Flint and Colonel Beale,
Directors of the G. B. w. Il. Co., left
Roseburg last Monday for the purpose
of examining that section of the road EN-,
braced in Sackett's contract. IF any
portion of the road is passable, it is more
than can be. said of most roads in Doug
las county at this time.
William Hamilton, while cutting out
n road on a steep hillside in what is