The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-02-05
PACIFIC COASTERS.
An over Oregon-mud.
Supreme Court about through.

PACIFIC COASTERS.
All over oregon-mud.
Supreme Court about through.
Il Wood sS per cord at The DalIes
!. Gerrand is snug in the penitel
tiary. ~
i"0ld King Coal" reigns in Coo
county.
California State priPon has 1,OOC
convicts
Congressman LaDow is happy
It's son, Irt ,r.,
A coal mine is thought to be found
! in Astoria.
Wheat is quoted at Dayton at 7(
. cents per bqheI.
\ A DalleS butcher has slain ant
cured 500 hogs this winter
A Californian will next year bring
5000 Angora goats to Oregon.
The woman suffrage pullets will
cackle in Portland next Monday.
DIR. Davenport, one of Portlaud's
wealthiest citizens, died last week.
Nevada expects to produce from
her mines this year $60,OOO,0OO in
bullion.
Californians are standing on their
heads with delight over their crop
prospects.
A preacher has recovered and been
discharged from the Washington
Territory asylum. 9. 4
An aged Portland besgar twice at
tempted to drown himself last week,
and twice was fished out.
John Spjker, of Virginia City, Mon
tana, died recently leaving $4,000 to
his heirs, who are not known.
The Jacksonville Recorder is high
priced cuss. He charges $40 side
for an ordinary stoga fisticuff.
Rosebnrgers got up ball for the
grasshopper Sufferingers. Of course
in such a cause it was grand chop"
The second term of the Christian
College, at Monmouth, commenced
on Monday last with a fair attendance.
Mr.. e. 0. Norton has quit localiz-
ing for the Salem Record and gone
over to the Statesman. lie is a rus
tling itemizer. ~. 'rmt
Mrs. Lamb put head on James,
her refractory husband, for which act
OF tyranny she slept two nights in the
Portland Tombs.
The Polk county farmers being
well prepared with food and shelter
for their stock, lost but few or none
during the cold storm.
Mr.. John Bush, of Santa Anna,
California, was praeticng at a mark.
His aim wasn't good and his little 12-
year old boy sleeps in the valley,
A Western paper chronicles a mar
riage in this suggestive style: "Tho
couple resolved themselves into a
of two, with power to add |
to their number" H
VIM f McCary, postmaster at
Baker City, died Jan, 2lst. and on
he 22d, Geo Ii. Tracy had a petition
n circulation asking that he (Tracy)
'e appointed ?. Nc
Tho Hemiser says: sickness
throughout Polk county has been
cry prevalent this winter The
carlet and other tevers being the
principal maladies,"
The 4Storid4 came out on Thurs
lay OF last week as a daily. We are
lad of the prosperity of our contem-
orary. 1t will run on that line dur
az the summer months.
An Albany young lady who was
lst week visiting in Salem, caught
er hair in the candle blaze ard is
ow compelled to wear a wig, She
ill Backus in this statement.
On Sunday before last, seven per-
'ps, five ladies and two gentlemen, {
ERE immersed in the river amid S
oating ice and drift wood, by Rev. I
r. Campbell, at Monmouth, {
The Salem Farmer wants to know t
what Oregon can exhibit?p Just /
ow we should say she was exhibit {
g a lot OF mad editors who have
ad their patent entrails froze out, |
Some gay Corvallisites have organ /
cd a social club and elected officers t
follows President, w. s. Hufard; ,
ice President, II. L, Haskins; Secre- t
ry, Gee. Gerhard; Treasurer, Hale t
aekensto, swla c
A young man died for love in /
.arysyillo last week, Io started to d
e his girl in the country, and was fl
owned crossing the Hellespont l
riveE we believe 1t is c
llgarly called). a
The directors of the Union Uni. s.
'rsity Association will probably
We a grand ball, at Lanes hall, 81
ugene City Monday evening, Il
obruary 22d, for the benefit of the "
late University. O
The Dalles lLomtaiaeer has not fc