The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-03
NOy2s.

the usual profits on heayer-dam
onions; one TO two hundred dollars
Ion g0rrltsI and 6ther 1rdots and veg
ctables in proportion ;afifty 10 eighty
dollars per acre on lRy, etc. iIt. viii
| raise from seveity-flve to one hundred
bushels Of grain per acre, and The
| expense Il lilnits4l otfesead. borrow
/ ins and haryesting-llo, plowing IL
iisSessary. ''Btaver-dam land ii q
muck heap-a vast deposit or pure
vegetable mold, with Its uneq,lalled
fertility increased beyong calculation
by irrigation from a stratum of water.
underlying and not far below the sur
face of the SOIL" Five hundred dol
lars per acre has been offered and re-
fused for small tract owned by l..
EP. w. Qnimby. near Beaverton On
the West Side railroad.
On Thursday night thieves entered
Ferguson u Birl's store at Lafayette,
and-they went out again.
MollalIa Grange No. 40, Clackamas
county, was organized the first OF last
Ilionth--P. s. Mover. Master. and p.
j. Howard, Secretary. 1t now mas
twenty-fonr members, with prospects
of Il Iargeinerease. I,
The P. G. Adrocate announces that
Rev. q. w. Shaw has succeeded In
accomplishing noble work for the
Willamette University, Of which at
present he il the agent, We learn
that, after ctsting aside as worthless
notes amounting TO more than SID, 900,
he has succeeded in reporting 4 sum
more than sufficient to liquidate all
Indebtedness, aud has more fhan
doubled the interest bearing endow-
menttund of the University within
the past six months.
The M0aatdiNeer says: MANY of
the settlers Of this county, some time
ago received notices from the Land
Office informing them that the Iand
they were living ON belonged tOI the
Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
These parties will be glad to know
that this Company have ascertained
the flet that it cannot build the road
with the land grant and, rs aiolast
resort. they Intend asking Congress,
at its next session, to pass d law guar
anteeipg the payment Of the interest
on their bonds. III consideration OF
tlliS the Company gives up the land
grant and the same rrvefts back to
the Government
Fretlericl, Uolte n Ind n obo,,t ia
wears ofaen, while out h,ptinc 81, aha
22d nit. aboui one mile below kal,ma
was killed by the accidental alischarcr
ar liz yup His boiiv wSs MI fnnnd
until The following ,lav as be wns
entirely alone when the disaster o.
currd :
The Tlalatna Bcgcon i reIiohlv IN
for,ne,l tb9t'the mil maehinarv az,
the entire construction 'nntfit r. NJ
j. B. Moptgonery alone I'LL last ,nn.
tract on he Pacific Division ,Iast
week were attached by Messrs. Stone
& Davis, who sawed the timber IfissL {.
terial Z, required tor the line between
IelIlno and the Sound.
Mr.. Blackwell is llusy at the Kazaho
Hotel hi Kalama boxing furniture.
rolling carlet, etc, preparatory to
removal Of the outfit to the Terminus
Hotel % Tacoma 50 soon as the first
through IRAN reaches there, which l.
expected 10 De about Inc l0th instant.
Hon. y. NJ. Short. one Of the pioi
neers OF Owyhee, says the Artadnchcs
mas closed out business at That place. Z,
having anlassed quite a little fortune
--,SouOOO-aLM gone 10 San Francisco.
Where ne VIII wed an estiHable young
lauy anu 90 on . Drlual tour to tue
1A.,an''v SLAVES. ae3
Inc dwelling q Mr. Henry Hongh-
ton, resident o. Lewis River, w: y.
', was burned on the l4lli mt, with all
~ y. - yts,;s n,1s e,. lnclHug ,t mln'ofs"ppAes
= ~ ~ ao ~ ''o ""y
NOV. 29tt, legal tenders were 9236e