The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

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III The Convention at Salt Lake
on the 2lst, Judge Hayden, late Of
Nevada, made q powerful speech
IN answer to Fitch, on the admis-
sion Utah, entirely demolishing
Fitch. Isl fa .s
The Metkodists Of Oregon are IN.
tending to purchase piece of land
to be used a. 3 Conference camp.
ground. r
The localoi the Bulletin pathet-
ically asks: "NVhat are we to do
tor beef" 'sBorrpw q half dollar
or 50 ard 60 buy some," answers
the, Oregoniam. Ye Bulletin To-
calsmust'bc q ".Johnie Bull" and
yc Negoaioa q "pnke."
TheState of Nevada has funded
its OLD debt at 81 per anuum. N
.Thes Walla. Walla beef is COM
pIaihM ofas most terribly poor.
]',N ThessheriE oG Walla Walla has
t,,arrcsslye1'll sy1'l y Parker, land agent, on
1three sddimass eharges, involving
]lEosg,ssryy1 4 VA sssaLoirsIatiion ofi perjrgy,
!. allo;growiag out Of land .transac-
tpg& irme d l,, srsAa go
T. f. 1oreyo,,idn says, it is be-
Revea that the appropriation for
'the renitsotiary building fund has
been heavily oyerdrawn by the
present State authorities. If so,
there willrbe large deficiency bill
to meet st the next Legislature. )
It's said that the .Santiam river
has cnt a new channel and turned
away from the head Of the ditch
that carries water to Salem, and
that consequently when the river
&lls.no water will enter the ditch.
The ENiger'e- G,m'NSays: "The
hand-sliaking season Of 1872 has
commenced, and the two men in
this city who are not candidates for
office are, obliged to take back al
kys to travel on, 10 avoid being
shook to pieces by those who are"
.a "A son of Frank Glover had one
Of his'6a6ls csnght IN the machin-
cry oftlhe Salem ferry boat on Sat-
sdklay. twas 80 ffightfdlly man.
--'
). ;gled that It was amputated at the
wrist. iH The same youth a year or
two Sgo had one ofhis legs crushed
.1lina i saw mill; ;.A' ,e.a'i,.I'p' .aI4 I.
Lieutepant Grants trip to- E,-
rope has caused Ao,if DethEoScthtic
eplltesnRessFies, much pain, but,
asks tsef nRese Side, does 1t cost
tie peoRle,of Oregon. oiiie-tentk as
much as H.f II. .Gilfy's trip to
Washington ~ .'7'..+.
Pc A recent letter from Gooe Lake
..givesithis The weather is fine, the
I ground aclear'ofsnow;; amesplow-
Fling and sowing grain ]! stock is fine
fAlhiefat without being fed; snow
7 fkas fallen u the depth Of six inches
III the valley bat lett the ground
I'llafs,iiI. three days. = var
FsrA telsgram freIn Rawins on the
f'2eth init says that there had been
aheasyatonn for tweDty.toar hours;
.that't tie road east and west was
|>bIockaded again. Snow wasidrift.
ing badly. f'i'R -t' - 'aaa'
Two hours later from Medicine
Bow reports several freight trains
f:snqxsd IN between there and Raw.
lfis, and cuts fun. @ **a' !
4 GAas Admission Convention of |
Salt lake on tie 24th adopted ar |
ticles declaring the right Of suffrage !
ID all'cinzeDs of the United States,
male U Rnia1s, Who -ate residents |
efthe territory & 1
!, .IFsig.b0ii along the tiiIamouu.
Aiass ASslzRpas ere infested by Mex
ican bandits. .st.;;s.;l,'.t I'D
s4.iS;lEgSS 4.SlEgSSyEEpISSES EEI SE Ess q taken deepirootin
'iENveEa, Nevada. -Four deaths oc-
.t;sEgsa! II SA ,,the2l.tl, !, i. !. ,.....
Ihsi :APacbe Indians have lett
the. Reservation :at Camp Verdi, i
Arizona, where they have been fed,
and On their way to 2 the,momtaius,
riaea Camp. e 9. nrowpof prOvis- |.
ions stcs, 9 cs,l0 3 asiis III, i
,,Scattieois getting toibeQ quite . hay
market. a ij ie m.ii a.1l0 d