The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-04-04
ALBANY REGISTER.

adopted: Resolued, That GU
school law should be 50 amended
as TO secure a more liberal educa
ton among the masses, as upol
the intelligence Of the people de
pends the perpetuity ofour Govern
ment.
The Vancouver Register says
there are thousands of acres Of good
farming lands still vacant within a
few miles Of Vancouver, and neal
the river bank above and below the
town. Families seeking small
homes can find cheap lands almost
anywhere within the county and
easy Of access. The lands Of Clarke
county are better adapted to the
raising of fruits, vegetables, grasses,
etc, (which pay bet,er) than grain,
and ready market is always near
at hand.
In the case Of Gallaher VS.. Gal
laher, an action for divorce pending
at Walls Walla, upon an order to
show cause why he should not de-
fray the costs and provide for the
maintenance OF the plaintiff during
the progress of the action, the de-
fendant, the other day, pleaded
want Of funds. Whereupon the
plaintiff, his wife, swore positively
that the defendant possessed $4,000
in coin; that he had the same
cached" away somewhere, and
that she herself, had helped him
count the money previous to bis
secretiDg it.
Newaukum is described ss the
most promising place in Lewis
county, W. T. 1t is a railroad
station, and has both telegraph and
postoffice, daily mail, Gc. The
two storekeepers-Messls. Davis
and Shoey-are both bachelors,
and are both building new residen-
ces, said to be Indicative of happy |
coming events. The grist mill at
that place will be commenced next
week probably. It is to be joint
stock company, with capitalstock
't $4,000, Ten thousand dollars
# the stock have been already
The Boise City Statesman Of
he 24th Of March says frederick
doy, of Co. H, First Cavalry,
lamp Harney, held in custody by
'iajor Spurgen at Fort Boise, for
riders from headquarters, for the
,illing Of Charles Lee, of Co. K,
t same regiment, has received
riders from General Jefferson C.
Davis, in command OF the District
f Columbia, to turn Moy over to
he civil authorities for trial.
ialshall Pinkham received a copy
T said order and went up to the
arrison and received Moy on
aturday, and took him into GUS <
'dy, and now has him confined in
le penitentiary as a United States
to await his trial at the l
ext term of the District Court
tting in this place."
A San Francisco telegram of /
arch S1st has this: William
redrickson, the young artist who +
ot himself on Saturday night last, !
the Ocean beach, was formerly !
resident Of Indianapolis, and it
IS while there that he made the
quaintance of a young lady of IL
gh social standing With 2 fatal T
Indness of passion, they loved not &
sely, but too well. The conse- :,
ence Of illicit love soon became u
parent, and FredriCkson fled from h
parental anger to San Francisco, 81
re to earn a livelihood for himself B
d bis promised wife, who wrote Il
1t she must come to him Or die. Ii
It fortune trowned on him. Men, st
anguish, protraCted month after al
nth, caused Ibis mind to give h,
y; two weeks ago he took poison k,
! his life was only saved by a fe
racle. sQn Saturday last he re. B
we'd sixty dollals Is payment for m