, 1875-07-22

oArrLE.-!f You want horses.
or oxen see John Pennel
News Items.
| n Tho wheat fans in the Farmer'a.
warehouse = Albany e,ean $50 buahela
of wheat per hour. =
W We copy f6llowine' ffum B. B
Mail: At Dingwall's loeRine-camp.
Samish, they turn out. on average. oyer-
$4,000 feet Of logs per day.
II On Monday last Mr.. Tbos. Mo.
ConnelI, who resides in Rockland, W
T.. while pitching hay noeivsd,s. very
severe sunstroke.
U The order designated the Wsllo.
wa valley for an Indian reservation. vas
revoked June 10. 1875. and tAs& region
is now open to settlement.
u L. G. Abbott has been elpcted .
delegate from Thurston county to attend,
the meeting Of the State Grange of Or
egon anA Wa shinRton Territory
n Two Burleigh drills. air comprss.
sors. and two boilers and engines, ara.
TO be added to the machinery At the vir.
tue mine in Baker county.
II The Oregon Granger says: C.P.
Burkhart left in our sanctum, lsst Tuss,
day, q sheaf of red clover grown ON hin,
farm near this city. the average length
Of which was five feet ten inches.
many angle stal3a being fully nix feet
long.
n Major Trimble'e company of cav
airy now on the way from Camp Har.
ney. is expected to zsaaA Waia walla
early the coming week. Scms ten years
since Major Trimble was in command Al
this military post.
~ The Seattle DAILY D1sparcx comas
to rs much improved, Of late. Its pro-
praetors seem to be determined to Keen
ahead in daily Journalism, in tho thriy,
ing little city standing alongside TIA
mills.-Echo,
a The Salem Statesman says: On
Wednesday afternoon VIM, Darby, son
OF Perry Darby. living q short distance
from stayton, was found dead in such
manner that it was evident to the cor
oner's jury. held by justice ". Il. Pow,
ell, OF Aumsville. that he came to his
death by his own hand.
u John Early. of Boise City, lost a
fips stallion, vsiued Al $1,000 HN had
fastened the lines to the hub Of his bue-
gy. and lef him standing in the road.
when he became frightened and started
to run. but the lines brought him TO tha
ground, breaking the horses neck.
BANANAS. 1t is proposed to raise thia
tropical fruit In Santa Barbara, Califor>
MIA, where. it is believed. it will thrive
even better than in Florida. Un oua
acre. 20 the banana wissacses say, there
can "a much of food substance b. raissd
as on As acres planted with potatoes, OF
lS5 acres sown with wheat.
". ". Union says: Daring the last
three or four days the weather has been
about as hot as it could well b. Tha
thermometer on Friday morning at Z o.
clock stood at 800 In the shade, and in
tho afternoon waaup to all the WY from,
9So to 1910, according IA location. II
was 1869 N the sun. This ID. by a..
odds. the hottest weather Of the season.
and is little hotter than 10 actualiy
necessary for comfort.
~ Allen. sAsn4 Of wAascon eouns
~. has bought an eight interest in ,hs
Skagit coal mine.
= There are four tickets for State
officers in the Geld ic California: Re,
publican. Democratic. Independents and
Temperance.
n The farmers have made up pool
of O.O00 pounds of wool to bs stored at
the farmers warehouse in Albany. A
large share Of it is already delivered.
Francis NJ. Sargsant having bse.
recommended by COLLECTOR Giddinss.
has been appointed U. S. internal Rev,
enue Gauger for the first division 1f the
district of Washington Territor1.
n The ice-cream saloon worried out
the strength of the Prssbytssiaa ladies'.
and they closed that institution on Sat
aTday evening. after having realized a
handsome profit theFettem. Echo.
n On last Friday, barn belonging
to Mr.. William Rifles. living in the north
ernp part Of Benton county. caught hre
from the burning Of sone brush, ana
was entirely consumed, toesthsr With o
header. mower. gang plov. walking
plow, and other farming utensils.