The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-11-21

81 At0Ooesee ~ JackSonVllle III 1868, die
y in that town on the 9th inst, in hi
Z 39th year.
2 The Legislature of Washington
'ss Territory has appropriated $4,000 t
NJ furnish the National Centennial witt
at a flagstaff.
y DIR. A. j. Thebado, ofWalla Walla
o. has been appointed County Physi
NJ clan for that county at the salary o
nr 100 per month.
g Gold bearing quartz hasbeen fount
VI on Camp Creek, Lane County, by T
j. Dunton, who thinks he has "strucl
: a good thing"
,d5 Mrs. Barton, of Sacramento, gave
80 her baby big button to play with,
Its throat was too small, and it was
'O0 buried next day.
~ The Modocs have arrived safely at
y " their home in Indian Territory-and
n thus is the blood Of 0regons butcher
= : ed citizens avongedl
= The Natural History Society of Sa-
lem have engaged Dr. Browne, late
: :; OF New York, to deliver o course of
- = six lecturers on Physiology.
Tho Baker City Herald is collecting
:. specimens ofquartz, gold, silver, ores,
wood, fossils, ETC., for the Museum
= Of Iowa College at Grinnell, Iowa.
a In the case Of Kiblinger, of Marion
County, on the trial of rape ON his
own child, the jury disageed-eight
for the conviction and four foracquit-
tai.
Ben. Holiday has sent to New
York for stud of blooded horses for
his seaside resort at Clatsop. He
ought also to procure some more
camels.
Mrs. Aim Eliza, Brigham Young's
seventeenth wife, has started on her
lecturing tour. We say amen to the
prayer of an exchange Good Lord
deliver"
A Mrs. Bland, of Douglas County,
sat at the foot of a tree in the dark
woods and watched bear while her
husband went six miles for ammunition
to shoot it with.
A Virginia City man tried to stop
a saw-log which was rolling down
hill, by getting in front of it. He
had'ntmany relations in that country,
and his funeral was small.
Mr.. b. M. Waite, Secretary of the
Oregon State Agricultural Society,
states that the Board of Managers of
the Society meet on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 25th, instead of the 18th
The California man who last month t
got q steam plow, now has dog less y
who got in the plow's way. Ye godsl !
if we could just turn a steam plow Il
loose in Albany for little whilel "
S. NJ Jeffries informs the Idaho u
Statesman that the farmers in Lower u
Weiser Valley have raised, this o
season, about 10000 pounds u
of beans and $4,000 bushels Of grain G.
A fine team of work horses belong "
ing to James w. Welch became l'
frightened and backed off Capt. Fla u
vel's wharf at Astoria, wagon,and all. a. a.
The horses, valued at $3.50, We're both y.
drowned. -"
AT the North Public Shoo1 in Cor
wallis, last week, Grant Morgan, aged
eight or nine years, stuck his knife N
into the thigh of Douglas MLagan, gi
'bout the same age, making an ugly Vi
iesh wound. Ia
Bro Ireland, of the Asiorian, is =, ~
putting cockleburs under Sam. ie
Jlarkes crupper, and Sam kicks back cl
with reluctance whichindioates that nc
he burs don't set as we'll as velvet az az
would, ha h
The greatest herdsman in the pl
vorldist the title claimed by Samuel w. it
Allen, Of Texas, who owns 225. 900 tl' u
'attle, He has onerange eighty miles ti( Ii
ong and forty miles wide, and two cl,
mailer ones in addition. of
The Oregon City Enterprise says w(
hat Miss Addie jenkins, residing ~ y;
bout a mile above town, shot and in
illed o large deer last week. She tn,
lent at it as deliberately and with as M
luch coolness Ns an old hunter. ue
A man named Raley, of Weston, thl
'as found dead on Birch Creek, last n, M
'uesday, under such circumstances tio
led TO the suspicion that he had
cen murdered, and robbed Of mon =
y which ii is believed he had on his hal h
erson. n
One of the Spanish Merino sheep het
hich MIR, Newly recently brought SO SO
J Iamhill County was accidentally Tb S9
illed few days ago, and MIR New. Me
J sheared of his fleece, which weigh Arl
! l6f pounds, The sheep was but sac
IA months old. ma
On one of the trips OF California n nv
Gamer, the stearage passengers we're bro
numerous as make them uncom- catt
rtable. The sleeping aocommoda- me'
ons were aptly described by Cali. Y "a, !
rniNn, who approached the eanla;n ,ra, @