Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11
State Items.
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lGleanings from State Exchanged
Eugene Is to have three story brick
hotel
The Alsea valley, contains two hun
dred and fifty inhabitants.
Salem abounds in burglars, they seem
to have special pick at the doctors.
Early vegetables are plenty and cheap
in the Jacksonville market.
The Salem papers say ripe strawber-
ries were gathered at that place last
Sunday.
Rich lead mines have been discovered |
10 the Santiam District, in the Cascade |
mountains.
A new gold mine has been discovered |
on the Santiam, about 40 miles from
Lebanon.
Umpqua merchants are now shipping
their freight uia Portland, and the o.
&. G. II. r.
A boy named Fleischman. was acci-
dently shot last Monday, near Gervais.
in Marion Co.
A steam foundry is in full operation
at Gervais, mostly engaged on work for
the o. Il. G. r. X. Co.
VIM. Watknds expects to make
5000, 900 brick the coming season, with
the assistance of his pet lambs.
Mr. Myers is pushing forward with
rapid = hi, Agricultural sorks in Sa-
lem, We learn from the Statesman.
Nine f.hts within half hour were
..aantad r. 81 "ae rd0onf. after the
t.r. An. 81 ..s-ene, nl1 'wo ho,ses
killed by the cars last week. They were
promptly appraised and Paid for by the
Co
J. J Harlow, mate Of the ship Wind
ward. in Portland, was 81 severely IL
jared on Tuesday that lie died ic"
/ hours afterwards.
/ Lncky.-We notice A. Noitner. chict
/ Of the E"ferprise ha. been elected May,
or Of Oregon city. We congratulate
/ brother Noltner.
| Capitol l.odcn |. O. O. T., has taken
/ iHitil.ory steps Tor having grand Good
/ Tem plaf> celebration III Salem on the
/ coming Fourth # July.
Two wagons loaded with goods for
| Jacksonville merchants arrivrf at that
| ,,Isce ou the Sd instant fr,m Red iliuii.
| being The first this season.
Marion county has Instice of the
| Peace who acts IN the capacity nf jus
,icc. Constable aud both Attorneys
Rather difficult We should say.
The ladies of Ashland are making
preparations far holding tair on the
2sth Of May, TO raise funds to assist III
building church at that place.
I NJ. Gale formerly Of the Ensign
has been RETAILING himself III the mat
rnmonlal line May the little Gales
which refresh him never he .fJnl, nor
too much inclined TO be sqnohy
The jacksonville sentinel contradlcts
the report that the Indians in the vicin
ity Of Link river are troublesome. and
saws they are quiet, peaceable, aud be-
having themselves like " good lnj nns. >
Mrs Grotigot, of Narth Bend, is soon
to be added to the list of insane 10 the
Asylum. from Coos county This lady
was formerly an occupant OF the Callior-
nia Asylum, and has relapscd after o
seeming cure.
The Denaot ratio Times, Of Jackson
vile, saws that Governor Grover has
not permitted his organ, the Salem Ner
cnyv, to hoist the name of Judge Prim
among the list of candidates at the head
of its columns" and asks, +" Can Petty
meaness descend lower p
| From the Rustic, published at Em-
pire CITY, we learn that n petition is
being circulated for subscription to as
sist in clearing road from the terminus
of the Coos Bay Wagon Road to the
Randolph road, thus shortening the
distance from Empire City to Roseburg.
Rev. p S, Knight, of the Congrega-
tional Church. at Salem, closed the
fifth year of a most pleasant and sue
cessful ministry at that church las,
Sunday, He has preached more than
| five hundred sermons in his own pulpit
within the Ave years, and has during
the time received sixty-three additions
to the membership - making totaI
membership now of one hundred and
fifteen.
The Republicans of Yumhill county
have nominqted the following ticket
State Senator, J W. Cowles Rerre-
scntatlves, A. r Burbank, T. r. Har.
;.nn. Clnrk r I.amnson Sheriff