The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-30

Lafayette las prospect Of considerable Inn
prOSetnent, during the season.
The talk of railroad to the Coquille from
South Slough is again revived
TWENTY-FIVE thousand brick are placed in the L
State House walls every day. Il
Harshfield never improved fnsfer than at the
present time.
Cornelius hasa of measles and several
cases of scarlet fever.
Asafntida was too strong for the best speiier
in Eugene.
The new school house to be built at Amity I
aWill be fine structure when finished.
Young Tau9hlin, who shot his father not long
since, on North Yanhtil, Is dead.
8 Mr.. shes1rarsl. of the Baker City Democrat.
was seriously i'll hast week with lung fever.
Two hrickuAkers and two l,lnctsn,itls. frsss1 |
commence business.
jackson cuunty's school fund thisyeHr effi-
braces s7,219 q in coin and $JI6 80 in currency.
There are z,441 pupils IN the county.
The jackson county AGRICULTURAL society
proposes holding another fair this year. ana to
this end have called a meeting for the lst OF
aInined before Judge Watson by DIR. Matthias,
on Wednesday of last week, and adjudged in-
|. Two trains for freight for Jacksonville ar
rived ut and departed from Roscburg last
/ week.
| j. IT. Power is giving Bibles away to all
| those who are unable to buy them in Folk
| county.
| G. w. Hammond viii issue his new paper In
|. Independence on OR near tho 18th of next
| month.
| The amount of taxah'e rroperty in Dalles
s5o6.ooo. sisSi o. sS'-'''''e1 = - -''s' ''''
The Good Templars of Rosetmrg hare
| which consists of contribut ions from the MEM
| bers.
/
! tent. eusersesied in CORVALLIS by the graceful
and healthful pastime of pitching horse
Rev. p. r. Baxter has resigned the rastorate
1 of the NJ. f. church South. in Corvallis. and
Rev; Jos. Emery has temporarily accepted the
| position.
| a picnic will be given at Hootl river on
sat,irdav, MaS Let. by the good peonle Of that
i tion TO the cifizcns of the Dnlles.
The afs,c,'1, has been shown. by Paul 1sris,
! up In Lane county.
Quite horde of Corneliusites are engaged in
| that healthfui exercise-cutting cord wood
| the Tualatin.
Parties from san Francisco ARE soon going 10
Gmie Civ. Parties are also al stI gon i, to start
| brick yard at the snne place.
On Tuesday OF last week MT the Eugene saw
/ nianer. had The little finger of his left hand
completely cEt Off at the knuckle.
Dallas Is improying all over, under, , in I'll, the
4 except the hotel. and it is nearly ready for
some good man. No use, Dallas is the town of
i I'oik-s0o inhabitants.
Il A. johnson, the waSnn-rnaker of Corvallis
/ received ss>me serious injuries or "Wednesday
! right wrist was badly sprained and his side and
neck considerably bruised.
a The man Wyunt, who was shot In attempt
ing to escape from the Jail at Lafayette. some
; time ago. has had the ball extracted since his
Wei and win be able to .do the State Vs some
service. +"
As Messer~. shnccraft and Nevare hal Just
down the Nootsack river, their canoe upset
! and they lost their compass and blankets.
I j. Fl. Fletcher. county assessor, reports the
an increase of 100 in the last two years. which
/ shows that the county is slowly but surely in
i, creasuss.
+ The city council of Lewiston has PASSED an
ordinance aut horizing the marshal to collect,
I | OF cleaning the streets
h The Walia Walla LF'aion 1s agitating the sub
! city. 1t is three years since they Ind a pafri
! otic display up there. and the warm weather
they have rccently indulged in is string them
2 The Freeport Mills property. which has beer
Wing idle for several ,nonths k past, 81, has nov
4 Of san Francise", and Capt. Z. l.; Marshall
] once mt in frstrate condition and run here
after day and night.
i The oregon and California stage. while OF
/ | its way between Rufus and Byron COip's one
!. day last week. upset, killing a horse No pas
ScngeTS ana Dut little other
I sustained.
y The April term of the circnit conrt for 10
t sel,hne county commenced yester ut whcl
! som are accused Of Tire murder of schoo hoo
& TEACHER, came up for hearing.
/ 4 Capt. Barnes, of Goose Lake. is now in Jack
L son county purchasing cattle. He propose
t buying $50 head. and has part OF them alread,
! peted it win be driven 10 the Captnin,s ranci
Il In Goose Lake.
F It is now confl.lent,y expected Tint, lars
is he;na s,sscrea Nv cytinens fo
purpose OF aiding The enterprise. the loan
/ raid back in board when the hotel shall
3 completed.
j. Hon. Henry Warren had narrow escape an
Il swift downward ride in an elevator at Mt
y MinnvIc he other day. The fastening of tn
G. gave way, and let 1t down about 40 feet II
t, rapidly asattrctiOn OF gravitsttiOn would brin
q Wallace NIcIntyre, was breaking clods tn
other day, on his fathers farm across the rive
is from Salem, and when he turned the macliin
( M TO clean it on il fell forward the team
8, but no great damage was done.
Says the Boise Statesman: A. f. Warner cam
le in from the Weiser mines about three weel;
II ago to WeiSer valley, having started snow
ar shoes but before he got through the snow &C
9. shoes, and in doing 50 fro:.c his feet HIS tw
oil large toes on the LETT foot were badly froze
IS and lie cut them OFF himself.
" The Mor1nons having succeeded in settin
n Judge Mckean Oft tlle bench in Utah, find thu
0dss Borcn @ , Is also mhn Of =, inssgrIty ns;g & an
III moved. 1t appears at this distance that Bri.
II ham Young and his followers going to
fast. and the administration ought to brin
them up with round turn.
33r There used to reside at Pacific City, w r.
Of few men who have since become solnewha
not ed, such as Grant, now President of the Tn
ted States, Sheridan, Ingalls,, Hooker and Ke
le ly. now in the Il. 8. Senate. Pacific City wa
e. great place, but the inhabitants were rii,coI
VI scious of the grand future.
Messrs Marshall Blinn and Robert G.. Stew
o. art have been appointed with the secretary O
is y the Territory, Hon: Henry q. Struye. a. con
10 mtttee to dsburse the congressional appropr
ie elton for repairs on the esspltol byiiitiing
ie tions In the matter, and will proceed with til
az work at an early day. H4
rd ,rl,a5 A,py1pche saws: Recent diseoyerfe
r lead TO the belief that parts of Idaho we
. stocked with coal. From all accounts we b
" Iieyt thnt cslal fields! within time be found
ct abundance in this Territory. At Horseshc
n Bend there isa good coal field which onl
n wants capital in order to be properly develoi
cd.