The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-04
Rev. D. B. Harer writes 70 the Ad.

to Washington to try to collect $4,000
that he thinks the United States owes
him.
The citizens of Olympia have nomi-
mated Gen. w. w. Miller, as a candi-
date for the Office of Mayor Of that city.
The newly appointed general agent,
for Washington Territory, Of New
England Mutual Life Insurance Com
IMny Of Boston. is ]. W. Sweeney.
By order of Gen Crook the Indians
on reservations in his1epartment must
be present at roll call every morning.
The Indians now quietly obey, though
obiecting at first.
The Olympia STANDARD says that it Is
rumnred that Gov. Salomon Is likely
to be ieinstated Executive OF chat Ter
ritory. Another rnmor says Marshal
Keamy will be the man.
| An alteration Mt Silver Bou, NJ. t..
on the Sth inst, between Chris. VIE
bold and Levi Russell. lead to shots,
ending in the death of Russell. VIE
bold gave himself up.
A miserable convict IN the Idaho
4,
penitentiary named Drake attempted
suicide the other day by cutting his
throat and stabbing himself. His
vitals were not reached, and life is
still prolonged.
A white grouse was found in Lane
county last week.
The Beaver Hoosiery, with sixteen
operatives, turns out thirty dozen pairs
Of hose daily.
Benton county has forty school dis
tricts, and $2,774 sc Of public money.
A student at Salem Is reported by
the Statesman to have played himself
off on Chinese as tax collector.
The courts now hold the young man
on charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Frank Stahlsmith, well to do
miner OF Diamond City, NJ. t.. on
Sunday the I'd ult., committed suicide
by blowing his brains out with a
pistol. He was unusually depressed
for several days before the act was
committed.
Eggs are IS and 20 cents at Portland.
The Pdutagdph says: Some lawlesS
characters placed a rail over the track
on the railroad just above Wilbur last
Friday evening, and as a party wllO
had been to the exhibition were re-
turning home on hand car, the car
was thrown from the track and Mrs.
Aiken severely injured.
One of the jewelers. Of Portland have
Just completed, and have in their show
window. pin and ear rings which
cost 81. 700, made to order. The latter
have lG and the former "a diamonds,
says the Bulletin.
General Applegate has arrived at
home. A journal says he broughttwo
emigrants and third will soon arrive,
One Benton county store bought and
shipped this Spring $500 dozen eggs
Jacksonville is hilarious over It's late
arrivals, especially Lish Applegate
and Chicago Sufferer" whose cali
ing is the bright and shining one q
boot-black.
The Jacksonville SeMiReps tytnpa.
mum has been struck by wave Of air,
set in motion by u runlOr that effort;
are being made to start a debating so
ciety in that place.
The Jacksonville telegraph operator
Is on the rampage and if another man
asks him for news about the ModOC
war (?) he will look at the toe Of his
boot and resist a great temptation if
the man is very large.
Two saloons have been closed in
Corvallis recently-Stewart' and Nc
Connell's. The Gazette says 1.-THE re.
spectable portion of the community
can well afford to bear hard times and
see money remain scarce for awhile
fit will have the effect OF freezing
ont these hell-h0les."
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Idaho
at its last session, passed resolution!
declaring that THE keeping of saloon
for the sale of spirituOus liquors O.
gaming purposes is Masonic ofiense
and such as are guilty of such unma
sonic conduct shall be subject TO admo
nition, reprimand, Suspension, and eX
pulsion; and Masters, at their peri
must see that this vice against Masonr!
4 no longer finds a hiding place anon:
Masons, and it is strictly forbidden
hereafter for MasOns In the jurisdiction