The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-27
PACIFIC COASTERS.
Circuit Court ior Polk county is in
session this week.

needs a Touring mill.
Salem's Progress Club promises to
progress in good shape.
A Douglas countyman killed seven
deer in one day, recently.
Mrs. r. Clawson, a quaker lady,
preached at Salem last Sunday.
The Columbia river is lower than
it has been before for long time.
Snow fell ip YakimaCity the night
of Nov. 9th to the depth of two inches
Gov. Grover has appointed A. N.
Gambell, of Portland, a Notary Pub
lie.
There are six divorce cases on the
docket of tho Circuit Court for Polk
county.
eFiremen's benefit at Salem, on
Friday evening of last week, was a
"rouser."
Baker City is involved in the tnr-
moil of city election, and candidates
are numerous.
The Agricultural Society will offer
moro and better premiums next year
than ever before,
The woolen mills at Salem will be
closed for repairs and improvement
during December.
Two Cinnamon had $3.50 stolen
from them near Roseburg on Wednes-
day of last week.
Marion county's new Court House
leaks SO badly that thecounty officials
are complaining.
The Coqullle Coal and Prospecting
Company is the latest incorporation
under the State law.
Lane county and the Springfield
Mill Co. are at law about $15S worth
of lumber used in bridge.
The total vote of Boise City, Idado,
for Delegate to Congress was $50,
against $500 ten years ago.
Mr. Thomas Smith, of Auburn,
Baker County, had forty tons of hay
destroyed by fire last week.
Specimens of the sugar beet laised
near Dayton, W. T., Indicate that the
vegetable can be grown there sue
cessfully.
White & Co., of Connor Creek,
Eastern Oregon, after few days run
with their mill recently, cleaned up
nearly SO, 900.
1t isreported that Chaplain McCabe
has given S2,50O towards the liquida-
ton of the Indebtedness of the NJ. E.
Church at Salem.
A Woman's Guild has been formed
at Pendleton. Its object is the rails
ing Of funds wherewith to finish the
Episcopal Church.
Thos. Jackson, confined in the Jail
at Roseburg on charge of horse
stealing, tried and came near getting
out few days ago.
Messrs. Boise, Stapleton and Kip
pei, Capitol Commissioners, have
filed their official bonds with the
Secretary of State.
The stages between Roseburg and
Coos Bay have been withdrawn in
consequence of bad roads, and trayel
is now confined to horsemen. ,
A cigar store, owned by Mr.. Sack
enwitz at Walla Walla, was robbed
of $l2O last week, and the thief got
away without leaving a trace.
The Fair recently given by the
Sisters of Charity at Vancouver
pIoved.very successful, After paying
all expenses 81, 900 was cleared.
The young men of Coos Bay have
organized what is called the "Occi.
dental Dancing Club and are pre-.
pairing for merry time this Winter.
A oommodious warehouse erected
at North Yamhill by the farmers has
saved them a handsome per cent. this
season, and been q great convenience.
An enterprising farmer of Lane
County has exhibited to the editor of
the Guard specimen of Excelsior
oats, weighing fifty pounds to the
bushel.
The different Oranges in Eastern
Oregon, Idaho and Washington Ter
ritory will send delegates to the
Grand Council at The Dalles on the
1st prox,
There were solo on the streets of
the Dalles, one day last week, five
good COWS, three calves and two two
year old steers for the sum of $40.
Rather cheap,
The District Court will convene at
Olympia this week, There are 80
civil and 10 criminal cases on the
docket. The most of them are not
of public interest.
A man named William johnson
died at the hospital in Jacksonville
last week, An operation for rupture
bad been performed upon him, and
he died of its effects,
A large lake has been lately dis
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