The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-14

A proposition to admit persons undel
twenty-one years OF age and owe
eighteen. was postponed. A Commit
tee on Order of Business Unsupported
and also a Committee on Music. Revs
p. s. Knight and S. G. Adams wert
invited to address the Association Al
their convenience. The time of hold
Ing regular meetings was fixed at !
P. M. on the first Saturday of each
month. s,s
The, Virginia City MoatGeian Of Feb,
10Th SAYS. The team belonging to
Mr.. Herbert, Ofthe valley, while be.
Ing driven home last Saturday, took
fright near Junction, became unman-
agable. and ran away. Shortly after
they started the wagon upset, throw
ing Mr.. and Mrs. III. violently to the
ground. Mr.. Herbert was badly bruis-
ed by the concussiOn. and Mrs. H.
(feceived a compound fracture of the
leg near the ankle.
A shooting affair came off ON Tues
day evening on Main street Dalles, be-
tween William Snyder and Henry
Brindamour. two rival restaurant keep
ers. Several shots were fired, but no
blood was spilled. The result of the
affair was that Mr.. Brindamour was
bound over In the sum Of $500 to an
swer for an assault with a dangerous
weapon at the next Circuit Court, and
Mr.. Snyder was fined for disturbing
the peace, by the City Recorder.
The Vancouver Register makes the
following suggestions: wont some
body ship q few buckets Of paint and
whitewash to this city, and induce
some of our citizens to try the expert
ment OF laying on a few coats as a
preservative to house fronts and yard
fences? And, by the way, few six
and ten penny nails would become
handy around in several places. '''~
A joint stock company has been
formed by the citizens on Newaukum
River, in Lewis County, w. T., for
the purpose oferecting a Touring mill
on that stream, near its confluence
with the Chehalis. The capital stock
is fixed at $24, 900, $1,000 of which mas
already been subscribed--this sum be-
ing taken in a few hours by the citi-
zens in the immediate neighborhood.
Marion County Democratic Conven-
ton placed in nomination the follow
ing named gentlemen for the Legisla-
ture, all Grover men: For the Sem
ate--I. M. Savage, E. f. Colby, E.. C.
Cooley; Representatives Pet
| tyjohn, j. G.. Gaplinger, F. X. Math-
las. D. S. Stayton, Michael Eagan and
Davis Shannon. For County Judge,
F. E. Eldridge. Clerk, Dan. Fl. Muir
ply. Sheriff, Sol Durbin. Treasurer,
James J. Dalrymple.
Mr.. j. A. Hyperion, q citizen Of
Salem, was arrested and brought to
the Dalles by Deputy Sheriff Charles
Schurz during the fore part of last
week on the charge of perjury, in CIV
ing 10 his taxable property In .Wasco
County to the Assessor fraudulently.
An examination Of the case took
place on Wednesday before Judge
Campbell, which resulted in his being
held to appear before the District Court
to answer the charge as above stated.
He gave the required bonds and was
discharged. 84
The following vessels have been
chartered to load at various noints.
Shin Tooko,It ,fseS tons instead of
coal @ from BeIiinol,am Raw. will take
Inmber from Rnrrard, Inlet ID TGiI,asie
,ot, ,,riyafe terms: bark Martini Ride.
ont 922 tons, Viii take lumber from
Port Blakely to Melbou rne. also on
private Terms DARK Mariana, 049 tons,
mas oeen CharteleG 70 carry railroad
Ties rom bHErara mlfet 20 Fort Chal
mers, at 20; PARK AuTeola, S22 tons
WIN ioa0 OoA a. NanalmO HOT san
FRANCISCO utar ag rrn ,m
News from Alki Take Rritish "a
m,nbia rendtfs .1 i sn6w A MA feat fleen IN
the river Int no cr,,stsrn IL and cattle
are doing well AZ Lilloet the snow
il Yhren inaHes 1een.. on PaSilion
Monnfain II d two feet deem. and al |
an nointsIit ts Tery much lritted All |
mali carriers have tsJ 'braaK .tITair lown
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