The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-07-05
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Smallpox at Olympia.

A new mine in Utah assays s23 900,
per ton.
The Nez Perez Indians threaten
hostilities.
Victoria is frightened about the
smallpox.
Mercury boiled at Walla Walla on
Friday last.
Congressman Slater is at his home
in La Grande.
600 Umatilla Indians are encamped
near La Grande.
A case of smallpox arrived at
Olympia last week.
Ten dollars will buy n pretty good
pony at La Grande.
Californisns are investing literally
in Corinne property.
Crop prospects in Rogue River
Valley look gloomy.
Prof G. B. Plummer, the elocn-
ZIONIST, Is In Kansas.
Salt Lake City is "the lecherous
Capital of Deseret."
Farm hands are very scarce in
Walla Walla Valley.
The railroad is now completed ISL
miles from Portland.
East Portland is likely to become
the capital Of Oregon.
Several election contests have been
instituted in Oregon City.
President Finley has withdrawn
from the Corvallis College.
The first stake has been driven on
the Texas Pacific Railroad.
Two gangs of men r now run on
the Locks-a day and night.
Portland has recovered from the
smallpox, but it's got Vivian.
Contractors are on the qui rire fol
jobs on the q. I. & NJ. Railroad.
A Roseburg man was fined $50
and costs for whipping a woman.
Salemites are gushing v q Pol.
ish exile who sojourns in that city.
A new postmaster named Hannah
is what's the matter with Corvallis
Walla Walla has increased in val.
uatiou $500, 900 since last assessment
A Durham bull, weighing 1900
pounds, sold in Boise City for $500
coin.
Hair brushing by machinery is tbs
latest barber-ous agony of San Fran
cisco.
The new silver mines OF Eastern
Nevada are attracting more attention
daily.
A California man has been pur.
chasing fine blooded horses in this
valley.
Senator Kelley will hold the proxy
of Maj. Glenn, In the Baltimore Con.
vention.
A new daily paper has been start.
ed at Salt Lake in the interest of the
Gentiles.
Trains are running on twenty-three
miles of the Utah and Northern
Railroad.
The oldest Republican paper in
Idaho, the Boise Statesman, has ode
functed."
California delegates to the Balti-
more Convention are unanimously
for Greeley.
The money to pay for that town
clock has at last been raised by ambi-
tons Salemites.
The telegraph and railway lines
are in danger from the floods in
Weber Canyon.
The mother of Powell, the famous
American painter, is ~a-resideDt OF
San Francisco.
The care of the Indians ON Fort
Hall reservation has been entrusted
to the Catholics.
A new propeller is to be built i'm
m ediately in San Francisco for the
Coos Bay trade.
G.. w. Gum, an old real estate
of San Francisco, died sud-
denly las.t' week.
The steamer California was foated
off the rocks on Friday night, and
beached for re pairs.
Mrs. Frost's lectures in San Fran
cisco against Woiaan Suffrage are
now quietly received.
Damage to crops in Clas county,
T., by high water in theC Columbia
amounted to SIC, 900.
A. B. Croasman was elected chief
Engineer of the Salem Fire Depart
ment by one majority.
The new California code makes
betting on elections punishable by
fine and imprisonment.
Miss Fekley, of Jacksonville, broke
her leg in two places last week by
from a foot-log.
Mullendore, dramatic editor of the
+. Call, was shot last week by O
man named McCauslin.
TT ia nroposed tn utiliZa the rails