The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-29
Pacific SIopers.

Frank Orselli, of Walla Walla, has
made 800 gallons of wine out of 5000
pounds of grapes this year.
The railroad is completed to the city
of Walla Walla by the present writing,
in all probability.
Two pack trains, with about 5000
pounds of apples lett Walla Walla this
week for the Montana mines.
The Internal Revenue collections tor
the District of Colorado for the month
of September was S3 ,842 81.
The expenses of Denver for the month
ofSeptember were S10,3 1856 GO. The ex.
penditnres for the present year up to
date, are about $4,000,
Il must make woman feel mean to
take poison, write two or three fare
well letters, upbrail her husband, and
then be saved by a stomach-pump.
The Denver Ncacs says: Brigham
Young met President Grant at the Depot
in Salt Lake and rendered him the hos
pitalities of the harem during his soiourn
IN Zion. The President politely declined.
In Idaho City two little girls went to
school during the day, and repaired to
the jail and-passed the night with their
mother. who was serving out sentence
OF five days for misdemeanor.
The Olympia Echo says "Last
Wednesday morning, Henry Blodgett.
i. Turpin. Fred. Burr and Willis Hawk.
went down to Wallace island to hunt
deer and shoot bear. They returned to
this city last night, with FIVE deer"
The Salt Lake Tribune says: Owing
to the penitentlary walls, Lee and Dame
were prevented from attending confer
ence, but the man who counseled the
Mountain Meadow massacre was the
center OF attraction, and pranced around
like bull in China shop.
Clatiin & Co., New York, have con-
cIuded to move to quash the indictments
charging them with smuggling, instead
of pleading not guilty. There is no gen
eral belief that the firm was guilty of
substantial fraud, while trickery in the
prosecution is largely suspected.
Peter Cargotich, the irrepp sslble.
has brought down some specimens of ore
from Deloire river, and reports that he
has well-defned silver ledge there.
The diamond rock drill, lately i'm
ported from England by the Vancouver
Coal Co., for the purpose of putting
down bores at Nanainao, successfully I
commenced operations OH Monday after. I
noon.
Mr.. j. w. Carey, doubts respecting
whose safety have existed for some t1ay /
back, has returned insafety. Mr.. Carey I
was detained by storm on Denrnan is
land, where he was surveying, thus Civ
ing rise to the report that he was miss
ing.
In hot weather it is almost impossible
20 prevent the sinks becoming foul, un-
less some chemical preparation is used.
One pound of copperas dissolved in four
gallons OF water, poured over sink
.hree or four times, will completely de-
'troy the offensive odor
Not less than $500, 900 worth of oys-
,crs will be sold from the Shoalwater
Bay beds this season, the gathering and
moving OF them forming one of the chief
Industries OF the Territory.
The farmers on the Skasit encouraged
oy the success attending those on the
Puyallup, have gone into the business of
aising hops. The first installnfent of
heir crop, consisting of 25- bales, has
'een shipped.
The census-takers of Winchendon. |
Massachusetts, have come across the case
II woman twenty-five years of age,
Who has had ten children the Oldest be- I
ng now thirteen years old.
An experienced faTmer opines that the
nan who can plow stumpy ground with
! pair OF lively mules without swearing I
s prepared TO go through purgatory
With an overcoat on.
The boss was about to send ont and
earn what kept McGinnis away from i
lis work, when messenger came with t
! note, brief and hastily written, saving, I
It's girl.''
Russian husbands live up to the cry
THE. more You pound your wife the 9
more she will love you as soon as she !
.ets over aching"
Everything in the shape of a residence c
It Seattle is crowded to its utmost ca
,acity, and the constant demand is for
nore I
Hon. o. jacobs, NJ. C., started for
Washington last week, to attend to the
BUSINESS of Washington Territory as del
gate. Fl