The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-11
Albaug gegister,
NEWS.

tion. together with President B. L.
Arnold. of Corvallis College, President
Il. NJ. Hatch of Willamette University,
Prof. G. Alien Macrum, of Oregon
City Seminary, and Prof. j. w. John
son, of Portland High School. All
were present, but the last named.
The results of Fridays session will
shortly be made known.
Another street railroad, one and a
half miles in length, will soon be built
in Portland.
The Bulletin SAYS. "Ex-Governor
Daniels, Of this city, yesterday, Tues
day met with an accident dislocating
his left shoulder. The same shoulder
was dislocated about % years ago" :"
Three persons were required to assist
the physician in reducing the disloca-
tinn.
The Statesman says Ben Holiday
paid his taxes for that county last
Monday, amounting to $500.
Arizona Apaches arg again on the
war path.
1t is now denied in Nevada that re-
mains Of former civilization are found
III that State.
The whale fisheries off the coast of
Lower California have been successful
during the season.
On the 2Sth ult., there were ll6
vessels on their way to San Francisco
from various ports.
California has 22,0O0 Indians, 10000
Of which are under the care of Catholic
missions.
A Utah woman has married a China
man.
The Mint at San Francisco coined
$l,l45,OOO in double eagles during
March.
The eight leading hotels Of San
Francisco can accommodate 1850
guests.
Ifgoing crazy and committing sui
eide result from external influences,
California has 'em thick.
Cotton doughnuts on lunch tables
and beaver hats over bricks, were the
best "April fools" they could get up
in Frisco.
An he mandatory by patent
process, is talked of in San Francisco.
That sensational city needs cooling off.
To find unknown men shot dead, is
not an unusual occurrence in Califor-
mia. Suicide, Of course!
The Directors of the San Francisco
Blind Asylum retain Superintendent
who, it was proven, hugged the girls
and fed the helpless Inmates on stale
food. Humane3
san Francisco had on hands over
1000 cases of measles last week. She
would like to dispose of them.
Mumps have suspended the jaw
movements Of the citizens of Bakers
field, Cal. for while. 1t cuts them
off from their chiet delight-gabble.
Copper and silver mines lave just
been discovered in the vicinity of Iron
Springs, Utah.
Denver City has 81 saloons and 81
doctors.
Utah is to be furnished with salmon
eggs and young shad to stock Salt
Lake and other waters.
Gov. Bennett has made arequisition
on the War Department for 500 breech-
loading Springfield rife muskets, with
accoutermentS, ETC., and 5000 me-
tallic cartridges. They will arrive
May lst.
The Steilacoom Express says: The |
Puget Sound and Lake Superior Land |
Company buy the land at 50 50 an
acre, or It Is donated to them, and in |
turn sell it at, say only s., perhaps |
$40 an acre, thus realizing two or
three times that many hundred mill |
lions of dollars.
Salt Lake Is said to have risen ten |
feet ia the last Is years, and Is gradu- |
ally spreading over the surrounding |
country.
The Pd'stagdph says the largest |
bUdies and most fertile lands In South
ern Oregon, for agricultural purposes, |
are found in Coos county.
The ladies festival given in the First
Presbyterian church of Portland, In
aid Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociatior, realized $50.
The order Of Independent Champi-
ons OF the Red Cross number upwards