The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-01-10

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all the oystor beds, both natural and
artificial.
The Sacramento Chief Of Police
has warned number of San Fran
cisco hoodlums to leave that city
under penalty Of being placed in the
chain gang.
The settlers in the vicinity of the
Alsep and Siletz reservations fea,
On early outbreak among the Indians,
who are holding secret councils al.
most nightly.
/ The earthquake shook chickens of
the roosts in Puyallup Valley. Al
oil events the inhabitants charitably
account in this way for the disap.
pearance OF their fowls.
| A couple at Sacramento were in
such q hurry to be welded and off
recently, that they were married in a
two-horse carriage while the horses
were being hitched on.
It was Teuton, not o Hibernian,
who, at Sacramento lunch table,
the other day, said. "a fellow has
got,to get up early In the morning to
find lunch here after IL o'clock"
The Lee family OF circus perfor.
l
mers, we'll known in Oregon. were
recently murdered by tho Indians in
Arizona. There were eight members
Of the family, and oil were killed.
The Portland Bulletin says a young
girl from the country. respectfully
connected, applied at one Of the
houses Of ill-fame in the city for
admission the other evening, and
was refused.
Since August 1st, 1872. there have
been exported from Portland to the
United Kingdom 209, 1897 centals oi
wheat, valued at s311,l ,l6G. For the
same period last year 257 ,270 centals
were exported, valud at s257, ,27G.
The Pastor OF the Methodist
Church, at Saucelito, California, has
abandoned preaching, and now runs
chicken ranch. The most Of
Methodist preachers are capable Of
running.a good-sized chicken rancho.
A Benton county chap ran away
the other day with young eial
whose friends went for him, brought
him back, and now they have him in
jail awaiting proceedings upon char
ges OF abduction and horse stealing.
Missoula, Montana, had the earth
quake, and its blocks of stone build
ing ratified lively. The shake set
the young men TO specializing
seriously upon the vanity Of worldly
things, and they forthwith organized
dancing CLUB.
The Code Commission, consisting
Of Judge NJ. p. Deadly, and Syl-
vester G. Simpson, Esq, appointed
at the last session Of the Legislature
to revise and codify the statutes OF
the State, commenced their labors
Thursday, Jan. 2.
Livingstone wouldn't settle his
grub bill at Neff's boarding house.
at Drains Station, and SO Neff work
ed two button-holes in him with O
shotgun. The delinquent boarder
lives, but don't want any more OF
Neff's "shot hash"
Mr.. A. j. Dufur one Of Oregon's
Centennial Commissioners, returned
home by the last steamer, arriving
at Portland Friday evening. He
had been absent about two months,
attending meeting Of the General
Board ut Philadelphia.
An old lady went into barber
shop in Virginia City, recently, and
ordered her hair cut, ''as close to
the skull as you can cut it without
scalping." leaving "beau-catcher"
on right temple. After the job was
done, she put on curly wig.
A Portland reporter last Monday
undertook to help a strange young
lady across gutter, and they both
fell in. She arose first, busted him
on tho nose with her umbrella and
passed disdainfully on. He now
says his gallantry isn't q success.
The Benton Democrat says: ''The
late rains having swollen Mary's riv-
er, q number of parties spent Christ
mas day in scooping up (literally)
thousands Of brook trout near the
dam. The fish were attempting to
go over the dam, and were taken in
scoop nets, blythe basketball at dip.
A correspondent of the Corvallis
Gazette writes from Eugene City that
the Court and jury who tried Miller
for the murder of Smith, will be
pleased to learn that Miller is
rapidly recovering from his ''in-
sanity" since his acquittal he has
already been on two "drunks." and
can loaf about low haunts as usual.
A man named Ennis. a resident of
Georgetown. Colorado. whose wife is