The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-13
PACIFIC COASTERS.
A sbipyard is being started at As

a shlPyard IS beng started at AS
toria
Boise City now has a great religious
revival.
! The stickeen mines excitement is
, increasing.
Snow is foot deep in the Klamath
! BASIN, and stock is dying.
! Counterfeit quarters and baIfdollars
are circulating in San Jose,
Seyenty.nine men are employed at
the Gilroy Tobacco Factory.
my Mary Ann is sunk in Clear
Lake, Cal. She was a yacht
"Oriental Order Of Humility" is the
name Of new order at Denver.
One Mrs. Wilkes is the pastoress of
Unitarian Church in Colorado.
The She,roosters hold Convention
at Portland to-day and tomorrow.
The Historian has been changed into
n weekly paper with patent out
side.
The Watkinson murder case is
again on trial at Fairfield, Solano
county.
No cattle have died this winter in
Eastern Oregon from severity of
weather.
The Sacramento river, on the Goth,
was nearly twenty feet above low-wat-
er mark.
A Nevada editor wants "a new
hell" Hadn't he better wait till he
gets through witR the old one?
Clement Zeres, Of Cal, fooled with
a loaded gun. Only about half of his
head was buried with the body.
Salem is to have two more daily pa
pers, one right away and the otherby-
and -by-just before the election,
Eureka, Nevada, employs her con,
victed thieves and vagrants on the
streets shoveling mud and snow.
1t took forty bosses and two work
ingmen to get dray-horse out of the
mud in Sacramento, the other day.
Twenty-seven vessels have left Port
land, Oregon, since the ice blockade !
seventeen of which were for Europe.
A Portland youth played with
can Of powder. His mother only rec.
ognized him by a mole on his left
knee.
Just as the steamer arrived at Port
land last Tuesday passenger named
Moses b. Almy died suddenly of apo,
plexy,
There are one hundred and twenty
men residing in six counties in Cali
fornia who own own 3,140,000 acres
of land.
Tom, Merry has recovered his health
and come back to the editorial rudder
Of the Coos Bay NetcS, whereat we
are tickled.
Storey county, Nevada, now has
thirty.nine boarders-twenty.fye IN
the County Hospital and fourteen in
the County Jail.
George A, Hinsdale, formerly Gov
ernor OF Colorado, died recently in
Pueblo, Col, and the People mourns
all over for him.
The winter term of the Baker City
Academy closed on Friday, Jan. 80,
having more scholars in attendance
than ever before.
Miss Carrie Anderson is under ar {
rest in Virginia City for biting {
chunk out Of a mans nose, She has ;
queer taste, anyhow,
Thos. Hart aged % years, died in T
Polk county last week, He was an ]
Oregon pioneer of '45, and was sol l
dier in the war Of 1872.
From Mount Lincoln, Colorado t
Territory, 200 peaks can be counted of S
$4,000 feet and over The highest t
has an elevation OF 14,200 feet, i
Gov Grover delivered a lecture at |
Trinity Church, in Salem, last Tues I
dey evening. Subject; Gland and {
Labor in England-Joseph Arch"
The population of Colorado is 100,-
800, half of whom would be wilingto ,
serve as Senators, if the Territory
could be raised to the rank of State. !
Hon A, ]. Dufur, who has been {
appointed Grange Agent for the State,
IS opening his Office at Portland and t
will be ready for business by March
LIST.
Steamers can at present navigate +
The San Joaquin without detention or
interruption from shallow water,
iand,bars or the roof Of one.story t
houses.
The Denver and Rio Grande Rail !.
'oad has the grading OF its road com.
,leted to the Hneriano river, and cars Y
will probably be running to Trinidad \
" next May, :
Los Angeles county owes for 60 u
iher and squirrel scalps the sum of
'l0,S6l, and yet the varmints are as 4
hick as ever 2oG,2S7 have been cap, r,
ured and sealped, ii
The prospects for rcsumiug work Y
i an early day ON the Salt Lake, Sevi. ''
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