Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-27


Marion county has COW that he'd
four duplicates at one time.
Rufus Mallory, is speaking against
Burnett in Southern Oregon.
Leny Leland, the hermit of Oregon
City is lecturing.-Who next?
The Yamhillians, are in a deal Of
trouble concerning litigant printing.
Burglars are having fine time in
Portland Of them came near be-
Ing shot, recently.
The coast mountains west Of Lafay
cite have lately been visited by heavy
fall of snow.
Carroll, the submarine diver, met his
death by suffocation last week, working
under water.
The largest docket ever known in
Yamhill county Circuit Court was dis
posed OF at the last term.
Mr.. Crockett of Salem found snake
in his water the other day. lie don't
drink water in his any more.
f. w Reynolds announces himself
n an ind pendent candidate for the
office Of Sheriff Of Baker county
Rev. Bake don't " stump" worth a
cent lie failed to speak a, Engene as
was expected. lie knows how that j,
himself
The rain,fail in Douglas county der
IN. tho month of March was = lnele,
IA less quantity than usually tAils IL
that mouth.
Rufus Moore son Of the Treasures
tot Marion county. va. badly burned at
the Pioneer Oh MiIls. Salem few days
NJ u 3aen< temporary h.iniar-s
S.lyer;on Ioiac. NJ q. I . o +
has elected the following DELEGATES Ia
the Grand Lodge To hc held in Salem
during the ensuing month : James Gar
den, NJ. Fitzgerald aud y Wolford,
The citizens Of N.halem Valley ex-
pcct to have road completed from tie
Columbia river TO their settlement hy
midsummer. The best vacan, land ii
Oregon, available FOR settlement, is il
that valley.
The WORK of grading on the line Of
the railroad on Mr. Sa,kett's contract.
Between Oakland and Wilbur, is pro>
crossing finely. About fifty hands are
employed, aud doubtless there will sopn
be room Tor more.
A San Francisco paper publishes the
following telegram Z" J Egerton llorg.
on behalf Of company Of capitalists,
has purchased the Rosehnrg and Coos
Bay Road Company, with their land
grant in Oregon, amounting to l25,000
acres
4 daughter of Joseph Ledgerwood,
of Myrtle creek, Douglas county, aged
about 10 years, died last Wednesday
from the effects of burns received the
day before. The child's clothes caught
on FIRE from spark from the Fireplace,
and in her fright she ran out OF the
house, followed by her parents, and
when over,akcn her body was complete
ly enveloped in flames.
The Rosebure Plaindeoler says F" A
telegram from headquarters reachhd us
last week to the effect that the
Rosehurg route had been accepted by
the railroad company, and that the road
would be constructed through our thriv-
ing little town. This was indeed CRATE
ful intelligence To the citizens of Rose
burg, the effect of which will soou be
observable in the increase Of business
and material prosperity.
The Statesman says: Mr. Bewley.
from Tllamook. was 10 the city yeste,
day reports everything prosperous in
that section of the country. lie came
in horseback and the snow was so deep
in some places that bis boots dragged
in it while riding But as a general
thing matters are going along we'll. -
We learn of a sad occurrence across the
river. It seems that Young girl who
lives with her parents on that side, Just
opposite Salem, and who was said to be
Of rather imbccile mind, died in child.
bed, q few days ago--the result OF the
crime and treachery of one who had won
her affections, and accomplished her
ruin under promise of marriage The
miscreant fled on learning of tho disas-
ferrous denonement, and the relatives of
deceased have consulted the deputy Dis
tIict Attorney as to the possibility of
overtaking him with the vengeance Of
the law.