The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-05

dt has become the duty of the Governor thereof
ftoissue his wrtof election to I'LL such vacancy
Now, therefore, /, H. II. Grover Governor Of
the State of Oregon, do hereby command you
and each of you to notify the several Judges OF
aalIectlon2wlthn and foryour several counties,
to hold special election Of Representative in
Congress to fill the vacancy aforesaid on Mon
day, the tl3l thirteenth day OF October 1873,
and that you cause all proper notices to be
given thereof according to law. -,at. lsaL
- Given under my hand and the seal OF the
State of Oregon, at Salem, this tenth day Of
IsEALl N - L.F. GROVER.
Attest: 8 AeHADwrcK, Secretary of State.
AooIDENTs.--L Last Friday, MS Mr.. E.
B. Purdom was trying to take stick
,out of the elevators at the Farmers
Warehouse, in this city, he had the
misfortune to have the fingers of'his
lett hand caught between the casingof
the elevator and the elevator cups,
\ which completely stripped the flesh
from the second joints to the ends of
the fingers. This will fall doubly
heavy ylupon Mr.. Purdom as he lost the
use of-his other hand about year ago.
Freddy Backus, aged about twelve or
fourteen years, son of G. ". Backus, of
this county, was thrown violently from
horse on Wednesday of last week,
and had two bones of his left arm
broken, about three inches above the
wfr&, and also had the wrist Of the
same arm put Aaaslt Of Joint. DR.. Bal
lard, of Lebanon, set the arm and the
boy is at present doing well.
On Wednesday of last week D. NJ
Thompson's horse fell down with his
boyon board, and the little rooster was
badly bunged up for day or two. He
is about ready now for another shake
up. ,,-, --f- ,-+fz --r5-
A son of Mrs. Bodine last week had
terrible cash cut in his.head by the
kick of horse, but DR.. Rice has about
got him fixed up again.
RETURNED. D.-Messrs. 11m. Tally and
Geo. Wellerand their families returned
last Tuesday from pleasure trip to
~Upper Soda, where they have been for
the past two weeks. They say there
are not many people camped in that
neighborhood at present, and that
game is a great deal more numerous
than was ever known before. During
their stay they had all the berries they
could use, and also caught and killed
all the fish and Yenison they could take
care of. They killed ten deer and
brought nine pair Of hams apiece
home with them, and could
have got as many more as they
wanted, but didn't have any way of
getting them home. If any person in
tends going hunting this fall they had
better go now, as there is large band
-7of Warm Spring Indians hunting at
present between Finley's and Upper
Soda, and they will soon thin out Che
game. No4 aoa Qa" it '"
. THOSE ExoURsIoNIsTs.- Last Non
day about thirty of our citizens started
on the south-bound train for a trip to
the summit of the Calipooia noun
tains, on Pass creek, where they ex-
pect to spend couple of weeks in the
pleasures of camp life. The party con-
sisted of the following persohs: Mart
\ v. Brown and wife, Coll. VanCleve
and family Walter Ketchum and fam
lily, ". s. Newberry and family, David
Froman and wife, Capt. N. D. Hum
phrey, ID. M Thompson, A. Carothers,
Jas. Titus, VIC. Tweedale, A. N. Ar
mold, DIR. G. w. Gray, D. D. Gray and
Jas. Foster, Jr. The party had char
tered two cars-one for the live stock
and another for the provisions, dogs,
guns and fish-worms, At last accounts
all were enjoying themselves to the
almost, and much provender had dis
appeared from the mess-boxes. .U
WlH -s-------....... stf'.
"SEE ROME AND DIE," was in olden
time considereda big thing. With the
Albany Register it has been equally a
desirable achievementtog to get Off a gem
uine joke and die! Well, after many
mournful attempts through series of
years past, it at last succeeded, last
week, in perpetrating a truly hilarious
joke, at the expense Of our sign-and
then died So our defunct neighbor
achieved fame even In Its death strug-
giles. That mournful joke Of the Reg
lister, last week, was toomuch for its
frail constitution, and it gave up the
ghost while in the throes of its cachi-
nations. Rest quiet oatfa peace.
The Register suspended publication
this week and its clergyman has gone
to Olympia Conference while its lay
member has flown "precipltously" to
the Calipooia mountains.
Ef3ENEfIT.4 Next Friday evening,
the 18th inst, is thetime set for the
grand complimentary benefit given by
our citizens to that charming young
actress, Mrs. Mart Taylor Great prep
apElons are being made to make it the
n i complete success Mr A. G..
Sweet, who recently retired from the
stage and engaged himself in q differ
ent profession, has been prevailed upon
to appear again before the Albany pub
lie. Mr.. f. NJ Wadsworth has also
kindly consented TO again grace the
stage wish his person, and will appear
next Friday evening as "Palter Ber-
rier' in the beautiful drama, "The
Maid Of Crcissey.n Ourcitizens should
all turn outiasit Is expected this en-
tertainment will eclipse all others ever
given in this city.