The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-09-12

shipped to Oaklahu ~ ,,,..,, !,
thence hauled down to Scottsbur8 Il
i wagon. And even then it cost HIN
SEQ less than he could have got !
mado for in San Francisco
The Oregon Packing Company
have commenced operations for mex
ssasons salmon fishing on a large
scale at a new establishment, to Di
nut up short distance below West
port. ,,, eo,,,,o,
Hawkins, of Antelope, met WIN .
serious accident last Saturday ne
was kicked by a horse, fracturlnS the
under Jaw in two places. The boy ls
doing well.
Junction City has six warehouses
for the storage of wheat with a ca
pacity of 10000 bushels 1t is
estimated that there will be 25o, ,oOC
bushels of wheat shipped from that
place this fall.
Mr. Isidore Wollenberg, of Rose
burg, allowed a heavy window Sasn
to descend upon his cranium one day
last week, and was Immediately put
into his little bed to recover from the
effects thereof.
A subscription has been started
for the benefit OF the widow and
orphan of Hall, formerly OF Empire
CITY, who was killed at the coal-bank
last week About 5000 has been
already subscribed.
The Anti Chinese Association, OF
Portland, contemplate holding a
public demonstration in that city
about the 10th inst. Several able
speakers will be in attendance to
addresl the audience.
An old man named John W. Jack
son mysteriously disappeared from
Oregon City some time ago, and
though dilligent search has been
| ,
he cannot be found. 1t is thought
that he is certainly dead,
Thomas Wright of Union had his
foot caught in the gearing of a -four
ing mill which horribly mangled his
toes and foot up to the instep. The
injury is q serious one and may
possiblp necessitate amputation'
The work of graveling the railroad
track from Roseburg northward, was
commenced in earnest last week by
j. Hallet, contractor. One hundred
and fifty Cinnamon are employed
and the work is progressing rapidly
The Tualatin River Transportation
Company have thrown their ware,
house open to the farmers OF Hills
boro and South Tualatin. Twenty
thousand bushels of wheat are con-
tracted to be delivered there. Nc
charges will be made except fol
freight.
Gov. Ferry has received warrant
from President Grant authorizing
Sheriff Billings to demand and re-
ceive from the authorities of British
Columbia the persons charged with
the murder Of the Dwyer family, or
San Juan Island, in May last.
Mrs. G. A. Wilson, relict of DR.
Wilson, at one time proprietor of the
Salem land claim, offers to make
good titles that portion of Salm
covered by her husbands claim
for $40, 200. A subscription ha'
been started to raise the money.
The County Commissioners o.
Thurston county refused to call {
special election to allow the people
to vote on the question of a subsid,
for a railroad to Olympia, But tn,
election will be held any way as som,
men are anxious to vote ON the mat
ter.
Mr.. William Crump, of Salem
met with painful accident in tha
city the other day by falling from
scafold on which he was walking
At first he was not thought to b.
much injured, but after few day
he began to feel the effects of tn
fall, and a serious illness was threat
ened,
The Agricultural and Wool-grow
ers' Association Of Douglas count
protest against the levy of $1,000
on the Taxpayers of Douglas count
for the purpose of building roac
from the north boundry line of vii
bur precinct to a point five miles
south of Roseburg, q distance O
fifteen miles. I....
The names of the Lost river mur.
derers, who are to be turned over to
the civil authorities of Oregon, are
Hooka Jim, Curly-headed Doctor,
Long Jim, Little George, Sconchin's
brother, Wild Girls Man, Wild
Girls brother, Billy, Little jim,
Curly-headed Doctors brother
Long Jim's father, Big Tail, Big
Tails boy.
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