The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-24

Oregon City has a law school.

week.
The measles are severe at wall
Walla.
Beef retails in Baker City from tw
to six cents PET pound.
The LA Grande race track is said 1
be the best on the coast.
California has no last rose Of sum
mer. They bloom to fall.
The Indians call Gen. Custar 18th
little devil with much hair"
A. $. Gould has been appointe,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Utah
"a cackling old newspaper fooP' j
the way the s. r. CAL speaks Of a ri
val.
On the 18th inst. q vessel was load
ed with Ill, 900 feet Of lumber at Ia
coma.
Snow fell to the depth of five inch
es in the Boise Basin on the 18th O.
October.
H.W. Estes, Of Baker county, las
week accidently punched one of biz
eyes out with knife.
Mr.. Knibbs, Of Tacoma, has broad.
axes, but for the present he is laid up
while his knee cap heals.
An Episcopal and a Methodist
church will probably be built at Ba-
ker City within a few months.
A marriage look place place few
daysiago on Pacific railroad train.
1t was a railroad tie. Larfteur.
A large train of immigrants, from
Minnesota and Illinois, arrived in
the Walla Wlala valley last week.
Stump tailed monopolist is the
charming endearment used by one
Sacramento editor against another.
The Sonoma (Cal.) Democrat has
entered upon its 18th volume. It is
one of our most valued exchanges.
Senator Kelly was in Jacksonville
on election day, and started on his
journey for Washington the next
day.
An exchange says that the Wyom-
ing women are fighting hard for two
Representatives in the next Legisla-
ture. .-...
They are having very exciting times
at Rye Beach, and the Rye has a
good deal more to do with it than the
Beach.
Capt Jacks and Sconchin's heads
were cut off and picked. That is the
best use all the Indians heads could
be put to.
The last steamer which arrived at
Portland brought up 5000, 900. The
most of it goes out among the farmers
'or wheat.
The editor of Nevada newspaper
gives notice that he cannot be bribed
With a five cent cigar to write q five
lollar puff.
II. s. Strahan has resigned the city
'ttorneyship of Corvallis, and Mr..
has been appointed to fill
he vacancy.
Mr.. Brunk, of Clackamas, let his
un slip off q log. His wrist will
ventually get well but his face will
lways be Scared.
A Virginia City woman has sued a
Rloon keeper for So, 900 damages for
elling her husband liquor which
lade him lick her. {
A fire broke out in the livery stable
Hartwell & Co.. Helena, M. T., on {
ne Sd inst and destroyed about $1O,- |
DO worth of property. \
A man named Collins was senten-
ID to the Penitentiary for life last
eek at Bozeman, Montana, for wan j
'nly hanging a Chinaman.
]. H. Upton, formerly editor of the a
lafayette Courier, has resigned that >
osition in favor of Messrs. J. J. v
embree and Geo. p Doris. q
Baker county has just elected five b
embers to the Oregon Penitentia- II
+. They received their credentials Il
ON Judge McArthur's court.
The Jacksonville Sentinel ctates tt
at one of the men concerned in the p
to mail robbery has been caught W
ar Redding. No particulars. q
On the Bird inst. o man named a
odge killed two brothers named W
berty, in Tehama county, Cal. He Il
now trying to Dodge the gallows. IL
One day last week, Wade Parks p
d VIM. Illege ran a race in Baker
ty, putting up $40 as rare ''inspirs- y
N" money. Illege won the eagles. II
Circuit Court convened at La Of
'ande last Monday. There were IL
enty civil cases on the docket and OF
mall amount Of criminal business. ~
II is thought that Scar-faced Char in
: can be induced to take the lecture al
ID against Meacham, who is telling W
Modoc adventures in San Fran 10
co. p'
The editor OF the Elmira, N. Y, W,
lette went to California to recover 81
health, and came home so fat that ob
has to sit on the sidewalk to write nj
editorials, -,
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