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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22
AssrssxEsfs lEvIrp.

SOCIH COMaroCK GOLD AND
- SILVER MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of principal place OF business, San Francisco,
califoruia.
Loeaiior Of works, Gold Iill Mining Dis.
trict. storey County. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 q meeting Of
the beard OF Directors. held on the 81 day
OF Nay. isI6. an assessment mo. u OF
Ten Cents lioc } per share Was levied upon the
capital stock u the corporation, payable I'm.
mediatsly, In United states gold coin. 10 the
Secretary. 81 the once Of the Company. sii
California street Rooms ) and I. second floor.
over I'm Insurance ONE: entrance. 30 Cali
forniA -treet-san francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
rvsaiu unpaid on ths 9Th day Of June. lsls,
viii be delinquent. and advertised for salc
II pablo auction. and unless payment 10 made
before sill be sold on hONDAf. the abth
day Of Juns. isis. To pay The deiisqasnt ssss<s.
ment, to.cther. with coats VI advertising and
expenses Of sale.
j. N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Omee-Nl California street, Rooms . and 4.
s-ccnd door. over .Etna Insurance once-ea-
francs 39 California strcet-Ssn Francisco.
California my3id
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And In ace rdsnee with law, and an order of
the rond Of Directors. made On the 3th LAY CT
March. is's. ~ many ,hir,s Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may lie Necessary viii b. sold
II public auction, NJ the cfhee 81 the Company.
ltoom ~, No 40 Californi. street. San fraI.
cisco. Calf rnia 90 TUHsDAf. the Esd day ~
May. lsIs, at the hour .f I O'Clock y. ~. Of sAId
day. to pay sid DELINQUENT assessment thereon,
togrthsr with Gusts oi advertising aud expenses
VI sale.
JOSEPH MAdUlRE. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 20, No. tlg California street.
San Francisco, California. myGid
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CHIPMAN MINING CON.

N PANY. - Location OF principal plses Of
business, San Francisco, California.
Notics.-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. or account Of assess-
nrnt mo. ~ levied on the ID day Of harca,
1876, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. - fol.
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MINT aeLD AND sILvER MlN.

IvI INU -LutaIIuh OF PfIhtIpAI
plsrs Of busines., san Francisco. California
Location of works. Virginia Mining District
storey county. Nevada. .
Notice In hereby given. that At q meeting Of
the Board of Trustees. held "a the 7i.t DAY
of April. ls.s. an assessment tSo. lJl OF
Twenty-Five Cents per share va. levied upon
immediately. In United States gold coir, To
the Secretary. at the ofiee of the Company.
Noon 4. No toi CALIFORNIA; street, San Fran
cisco. Californla.
Any stuck upon which this assessment -hsll
remain unpaid on MONDAY. the 29th day OF
Nsy, lssc. will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale II publie auction, and unless payment
10 made before will bs sold on MONDAY. the
lyth day Of June. 1875, Ia psy III. delinquent
assessment. together with costs of advertising
and expense. Of sAle.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
OMce-koom 4. No. t0l California street.
San Francisco. California. aplttd
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gNROIAN MlNlNG COMrANN.-
Location of principal place VI business,
eAn Francisco. CllsfOrnia+
LEGATION of works. Gold iiili. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q mcvtirg OF
the Board OF Director-. held on the 9Th day of
Nay. is.s, an A--c--ment no. y of sixty
Cents per share was lcyicl upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable ON THUS
DAT, May II. isss. In United States gold coin,
To the Secretary. al the oiice OF the Company,
rs Montgomery street. hoom -. san Fran
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment -hsli
remain unpaid on the iaih day OF Jane, issS,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sa.e
81 public auction, and unlc-- payment IL
made before will be sold on MONDAY,
the 81 day OF July. ISIS, to pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with eosts VI adj
vsrtising and expenses Of sale.
~ srier Of the bosri ., Difestor..
DAVID WILDER. secretary.
Omee-3ls Montgomery street, Room q. san
franciseo. California. mylitd
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Nersh Chipnan- Ceniinued

sessmsn, thereon. together with costs OF ad-
yeftising and sxpepses Of sale.
JoskPn MAoUiRK. Secretary.
O~oaec-Hoom -, No. ti9 Californis street,
Ban Fnneisco. California. apiod
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Hoard Of Directors, made on the 18th day
Of April. 1915, so many shares Of each parcel
Of. such stock NJ may BE- necessary will bs
sold at public auction. At The once Of the Com
pany. Jls Montgomery street. ioom q, San
ist day Of June. 1870. 81 the hour OF 10
o'clock q. Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costs OF I'D.
vertising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
0hies-s1s Montgomery street Room 7D. San
Francisco. California. myiTtd
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AYORIH CARSON SILNER MININa

IN cOMPANY.-Loeaiioa Of principal place
Of business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works, kagle Valley, Ormsby
county, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. tina, at q meeting Of
The Directors. held on the 9ah day of April.
1875, an assessment mo. o. Of Twenty-Five
Cents per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock of the corporation, payable imne-
diately, In uniiei state. gold coin, to the sec.
Rotary. al the once of the Company, 30 san
sSms street. San Francisco. California.
remain unpaid ON the i-t day 90 June. lss6.
viii be delinquent. and sd,erti-ed for sale
at public auction. and unlc-- payment IL made
before will be .oli on SATURDAY.. the 2tih
day of June. 1875. 10 pay the delinquent a.
sessment. together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
". A. ". VAN BOKkELES. Secretary.
Oniec-53o ssnsomc street, Room II, san
Francisco, California. my7id
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POsrPONEMR NT.

tn above sale ID postponed until FRIDAY,
NAV N. isIB. At the same hour and place.
~ order OF the Board Of Directors.
sn9sid JOS.M AGUlhk, Secretary.
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GOULD 4 CURRY sILvER MIN.

GOULD ~ III ShLsns ahN.
NJ NO COMPANY. - Location Of principal
place % business, san Srsncisco. California.
Location Of works. virginia. storey comfy.
Nsvsds.
Notice 10 hereby given, that At . meeting Of
the Beard OF Directors, held on the 18th day of
May, isI6, an assessment tho. NJ OF On- Dollar
AMI a Half tti 50 per -har. vac levied upon
the capital stock VI the corporation. payable
Immediately, IN United stAtes gold coin. To the
secretary, al The once VI the Company. Room
No 60 Sevaia block. No. Do Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon whieh this assessment shall
remain unpaid on The Isl day of Juns. ISIS.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
hslsr will he sold ON THURSDAY. the 18Th
DAY u July. 1919. Ia pay the delinquent as
.s..ment. together with costs of advertising
aud expenses Of sale.
ID, order of the board Of Directors.
ALFRED X. DriiBRow. Secretary.
O~nioe-Room 80 Nevada Hook, No. 80 Mont
geometry strsst. ssa Francisco. California.
t.xalal
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r NICK u o X Err MINING
N COMPANY.-Location Of Principal place
LocaiIon Of works, American Flat Mining
Dislrct, storey county, Nevada.
Notiee.-Therc are Delinquent upon. the lol'
iovingdeecrbed stock, on account OF assees-
nent mo. 10y levied On the 2ist day OF March.
nsmes Of the respective shareholders, ~ FOL
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MY GOLn Avn SILVER

hANEN GOLsD AND ShhN In
IL MINlS0 COMPANY. -Locstion Of prin-
elpal place OF baslne--, Sah Francisco, Cali.
fornis.
Location OF works, Lyon county. state Of
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, tina, Al . meetin;
OF the Directors. held on the 18th day Nav.
isfi. an assessment ina. ~ ct fiftrvn
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock 81 the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. Ia the Secretary. nj
the once of the Company, No. 80 California
street, room M. s, san francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment -hali
remain unpaid on the soth day OF Jsn-. ISIS,
~ul be Delinquent. and Advertised for -ale
at public auction. and unle-s payment 10 made
before win be .old ON THURSDAY. the il,h
day % July. isss, Ia pay the delinquent assess
ment.t together With costs OF acyertis'ng and
expenses of sale.
GEO. u. sPtSNEY. Secretary.
Omec-No. 1n California street. Room No.5 }.
Nan Francisco. California. mll.td
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OALEDoNIA SILVER MINING

" COMPANY. Location of principal place
of business. ~an Francisco. California.
LEGATION of works. storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at q meeting %
the boari of Direetots. held on the 18th DAY Of
April. lssS. an a--e-smcut t>o. IL 10 One
Dollar per share WAS levied upon III. carl.
tai sock of the corporation. payable iinmedi.
ately, In United States gold coin. 10 the secrc.
tAry, 81 the once OF the Company. tIt ALI.
fornia street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which thi- assessment snail
remain unpaid on the 81 day of May.
isss, will be delinquent. AMI advertised for
GALE at public auction. and unle-- pay msnt l.
made befor. viii he sold on the NINTH
DAY OF JUNE. is.s. 10 pay the delinquent
a.-e.sment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
X. wEGENER. secretary.
onice-lil California street, san Francisco.
California. sp2oid
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And In accordance with Law. and an orderof
tho Board OF Directors. made on the iith
day OF April, ISIS 90 many shares OF each
will be cold II public auction, d The once Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-22

Brooks 4 Lee
Bender Al
Boyk Henry.
Boyle Henry.
Bradshaw ]
Crapdall w q
CrndLl w q
Crandali w u
Cahin fox,
CouiNn GA,
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RoUaII AND sEtDr shining:

omee-4il California street, san Francisco
California. sp2oid
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.

The concert given by the NJ. E. Sun
day School last Sunday evening, in the
brown Methodist church, was certainly
a credit to all concerned. From the
opening address, by Judge F. NJ.
Miller, which, by the way, was neat
and appropriate, to the closing song by
tie whole school, was complete in every
part And we believe, in saying this
much, we but express tie unanimous
sentiments Of the appreciative audience
who filled all the available space in the
edifice on that occasion. Where each
done his or her part so well, it would
be hardly fair to particnlarize, but we
will take occasion to say that the dec
lamation by Miss Mary Powell was
just notch above anything we ever
lad the pleasure Of hearing in this city,
and could scarcely be cxcelled any
whore, and marks the young lady as
possessing rare elocutionary power.
The Guartetts were excellently rendered,
aid tie solos, one by Mrs. T. NJ. Miller,
and the otller by Miss Annie Griffin,
were exquisite, while the Duet, by lit
tie Miss Lottie and Hiram Griffin, if
rendered anywhere else but in the
church. would lave brought down the
house tmnultnous'y. The concert was
certainly grand success throughout.
The first Sunday in next month another
sin4ilar concert will be given. We
should like them better if they came
ottener.
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r. S. STRAHAN,
BENZ. HAYDEN
j. c. POWELL.
SALOON GUTTED.

Last Saturday night the saloon &c
Halsey, belonging to VIM. X. Neal,
the murderer of S. w. Hayes, was en-
tered, and every drop of liquor in the
establishment spilled upon the floor.
Nothing, we believe, was broken, ex-
cepting few tumb'ers. Cigars were
emptied from the boxes among the
spilled liquor on the floor. Our intorm-
ant says there are three theories in re-
gard to who did the deed. One is that
the ladies did it. Another is that twas
the Good Templars, and third is, that
it was the friends Of Neal, who hoped
thereby TO create sympathy for him.
= Gu pays your money and you takes
your choice"
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An OVERSIGHT.

We forgot to mention in our last
issue the fact that the Baptist Sunday
School of this city gave concert on
Moniay night of last week. The
church was crowded. and the concert
was grand success. DR.. j. T. Hills
little three-year-old rooster, Clyde, got
away with the honors, delivering his
speech just like an old veteran, without
mistake or error, and just as cool as a
cucumber all the while. Clydo's lit
tie brick. lie was big feature Of Il O
entertainment.
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AErrER FROM sroNnoUTM.

MONMOUTH, Or, Nov. 5th. 1876.
Thinking that few lines from these
parts might be of interest to your readers,
l ''drap en-
The city of Monmouth IS situated in the
southeastern part of Polk county, two and
a half miles west of the Willamette river,
and contains abont 500 inhabitants. There
are 2 dry goods and ] drug store, two
blacksmith shops and one harness shop, ]
livery stable, wagon and carriage shop, l
furniture store, tin shop, printing offiee
(the Clarsstian iEsseagea.), district school,
church fChristian), and the Monmouth
Christian College. The College was erec-
ted in 1872, and is a three-story brick, cost
fng $4,000. There are at present anous
seyenty-tive students in attendance FroI.
n. F. Campbell has charge Of the school.
The students connected with the College
have four literary societies in running or
der. This is all for the present, NJ
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I'M MEMORIAM.

At meeting of the members Of the
bar OF Linn county, for the purpose of
taking such steps as might be deemed
necessary and proper with reference to
the death of Hon. Geo. r. Helm. held
at the Court House in Albany, ON the
5lst day of October, 1876, on motion
OF Il. ? Strahan, the Hon. r. p. Boise
was elected chairman, ard d. r. n.
Blackburn requested to act as secretary.
On motion OF r. S. Strahan. the
Chairman appointed committee of
three. consisting of r. S. Stralan, Ben
janlin Hayden and J. c. Powell. to
draft suitable resolutions relative TO the
death ofour deceased friend and brother.
Said committee reported the following
resolutions, to wit
WHEREAS, It has pleased the
Ruler of the Universe to remove from
our midst in the prime of life, when he
had but fairly entered upon most sue
cesstui and honorable career at this Bar.
Honorable George r. Helm therefore
be it
Resolced, That in the death of MIR.
Helm, this Bar has lost one of its
earliest, ablest and most honorable
members, the people of Linn county, a
citizen whom they have often honored
with tEeir confidence, and the State at
large one of its most distinguished
public men, and his family, a husband
and father exemplary in all the waika
of life.
Resolced, That out of respect to lis
memory, the Court be requested TO ad-
journ and that the Bar attend his funer-
al in body.
Resolced, That these resolutions be
presented to the Circuit Court of the
State OF Oregon, for Linn county, now
i'll session, and that the County Court
of said county, with the request of the
Bar, that they be spread at large upon
the records of said Court, and that a
certified copy thereof, under the seal OF
the Circuit Court, be furnished to the
| family of the deceased
Res0sUed, That the newspapers OF
this city be requested TO publish the
foregoing, and that the Secretary fur
nish copies for that purpose.
X. S. STRAHAN,
BENZ. HAYDEN.
j. G. POWELL.
which said resolutions were unanimous
y adoi'tel; after which eloquent ad-
dresses, relative 10 the honorable ard
unblemished character, pure name ard
professional ability of the deceased, By
r. S. Strahan, John burnett, Capt. N.
b. Humphrey and J. C. Powell and by
his Honor Judge Boise, were delivered,
Therenpon the meeting adjourned
sine die. RIP. BOISE. Ch.
y. Il. 4. 5IAeknuRN, Sec.
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JOB PRINTING.

TIE AUTUMN WINDS.
The autumn winds
| hear their sigh,
As the fitfnl gust
; Is hurried by
And my heart is filed
Witli:l nameless gloom.
As.they summon the beautiful
To the tomb.
The autumn winds
They speak to me
Of the faded rose
And the leaficss tr.e
OF the voice of birds
Untimely flown,
Oflight and love
From existence gone.
They speak to me
Of the mourntul past,
OF a smile that seemed
Too bright to last !,
OF a soul too pure
On earth TO stay,
That passed with the autumn
Winds away.
And yet love
Their plaintive sigh,
Although they speak
Ofthe things that die
For they WOO to land
Beyond the tomb,
To realm Of bright
Immortal bloom.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-10

CENrFNNIAIISE.-fi.e following citizens
of Oregon have been compliiiented with
awards ut the Centcn:iial Exposition j.
C Jackson, McLearn Brothers, Oregon
Furniture Co. Alden Fruit Preserving Co,
Hampton Kelly, z Burkiart, Oregon
City Wooden Mills, Oregon City FIGURING
Mills, Benz Fostner. Jno Ashcroft, Dan
Hoiton, Pioneer Oil Company, Parrish &
Miller, David Prettyman, Koshland Bros,
NJ Wilkins, T L Davidson. w & V
Cook. Booth & Co.. Salem FIGURING Mills,
Z Dubois, State OF Oregon. pomologic-
al awards Tot reported.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CIRCUIT COURT

Adjourned last Friday TO Wednesday
of the present week. A new grand
jury was empanneled, who brought in
q bill of murder in the first degree
against w X. Neil, WHO killed S. w.
Hayes at IIalsey few days since.
Following are the proceedings of The
court up to adjournment.
Joseph Hausman VS. d. Il. Rieder-
action at law. Judgment for plain
tiff.
Wm. II. Royse VS. John Leedy-ac-
ton for damages. Judgment for defen-
dant.
Fairclo vs. Tyre A!ley-action tor
damages. Continued.
a. L. Stinson resp. VS. James Dick
erson and ]. r. Hollowell, app-ap-
peal from Justice Court. Judgment
for plaintiff tor $40.
IIawley Dodd Sc Co. VS. l.. Cassidy
action at law. Judgemnt tor want
OF answer.
T.. Kline Us join Layton action at
Jaw. Same action.
AssJ Houston vs. w \ Snider ct el
action at law. Co,tilued.
" II Dold s. Co. Us Thomas Glenn
ems & c NJ Clemens. Action at law
/ Continued.
y pro,,,,a,. - A1ax.ndo, a,,,o.c Of al
-as,;',n a. lo,r t.o,.ti,,ned
y 1,1,,,D ~ i1lI,,, ..;a
,on GIy't;..,ad -. = i-iN'-' ''e'-'" -
'"@. o''''.''e
:, iia"ley IA. bo"d q o. vs. stephen
'','',l'l'' III y SU,;.s w.. - = W. y -. -
n iIut4. Inf 80 liz " ron,;,lne1 cd
rE cr;n,.s IN Ioa,o,l a.d "
Toa.ar6 - ! -, ',,,e5 n;sa1;snd ,i0 a an, a,s,
of plaintiff
q l7laor vs p. n E,,1o, 81 a.
equity. Withdrawn.
/ Seth w uaxes KS Timothy \ Rjoos
ct rex-equity. judgment for want
OF answer
1 II w zf,,,ro - I..s.. More 81 al
equity Dismissed at cost Of p.ai,.f.tf,
State of Oregon vs. Will annette Val
ley E Cascade Mountain Wagon Road
10. o'eSl"n - IA" - o'ss'i'9 corpora"
'''''. No,.1'''''eu
'leicgr rec mons, non'so' e. 1s al vs. " > inon,- non,
son g al l-e4'.''y' I'eAefFeo lot aiS"-
heht III vacation.
D Brest ct al vs. J II Foster ct al
IN Junction. Change OF venue to len
ton county.
Board OF Scilool Land tomnlssion-
Frs el Us James lt''ey ct ai-eqo''yc
+ 'fec osedfe' Jo i5thehe lor want OIL
"i'SMef.
ltIchard VS. 3ionigomery-equlty-
Dismissed.
White Ns Balch ct al-equity. Dis
missed at cost OF Pl'H
Vincent Watson VS. " J Smith ct al
equity. Settled.
| Mary Z Royce VS. VIM II Royce-
equity for divorce. Divorce granted.
Nary Town VS. James Town-equi-
ty for divorce. Divorce granted-Cus-
tody OF children to pl'h.
Eliza !. Wheeler US Jas. Wheeler
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ICommunicated.l
OR COMMON SCHOOLS.

On this department of our system of
education depends in great measure
the success OF alfsubsequent culture of
the mind. Aud If this department be
neg 'eced. and the pupil fails to receive,
in this his earliest training and most
lasting impressions, that instruction,
! both mental and moial, which is neces-
sary to give proper bent TO the mind
and character, his education III the
higher grades of learning viii prove to
be more or less a failure.
assuming that the above assertions
viii be admitted hy all, we viii next
consider what, IN our opinion, is essen-
| tial To make our common schools sue
cess. Tnere has been an opinion pre-
valent among those who have not given
the subject sufficient thought, that any
ore. who has even the rudimen.s of a
common education, without any special
qualifications for training children may
enter upon that all-important avocation.
] his is mistaken and pernicious idea,
as any one may readily discover by OBJ
serving the fruitless toll of SO many o!
our common school teachers who have
chosen an occupation wholly beyond
their capacity to fill.
Aside from the educational qualitica-
tions, the common school, or primary
teacher must possess that superior tai
ent of making himself, for the time be-
ing, a child, that he may better COM
prehend how to find access TO the aven-
uas f the mind. Iel ce first requi-
site, is tie right teacher in the right
pace. The next is system of well
graded schools. As experience in gra-
ded schools, wherever it has been
/ given trial, has furnished ample proof
that more rapid and thorough progress
i has been made where tile schools are
properly graded and a systematic course
of instruction given; it is the urgent
/ duty OF educators, aud those interested
with the educational interests of the
people, to look to that end, and have
our schools SO classified that each grade
Emay be separate, and presided over by
that teacher who is specially fitted to
take charge Q; that particular depart
ment. Our present principal deserves
lnuoh credit for the earnest efforts he
has made TO bring about and establish
a system of graded schools in this city
and has fully mer;ted the support oi
the patrons of the school.
| Backed as he is by An earnest and
liberal board, who are ready to support
]. whatever is progressive in the way O
education, we doubt not that he, will
bis assistant corps of teachers, will sue
ceed in raising the schools of Albany te
a rank second 10 none in the State
X
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-10
ELECTION ar H4LsET.

Tic bill incorporating the town OF
Halsey, was, before becoming law.
left to the people of that place to vote
up or down. The vote, taken last Fri
pay, was in favor Of incorporat-
ing. The following named gentlemen
were then se'ected to govern the new
city for the current year President,
jacob Thompson Recorder, james
Thompson; Marshal, VIM. Allen;
Treasurer, ". r. Smith Councilmen-
Jas. Crawford, r. : Thompson, s. A.
Smith and Frank Presley. A good
board, we verify believe.
---<sa------
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-10

LARGE poTATcFs.-O election day. Mr..
James Thompson. who resides about eight
miles southeast ofih;s city, brought into
our Office two potatoes Of the Prairie Seed
iing variety that. for size, are regular
whales among roots. The largest weighs
three pounds and seven ou;ieeS, and the
othe:', two aid half pounds. The pota-
toes We're planted il June last, and the en-
tire croI. are large. Ifanybody has larger
potatoes let item throw them III sight.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-10

On the 18th instant the Albany College
commences its second term. The indica-
tions are that the attendance will be very
largely increased. This Institution now
ranks with the highest IN the State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-11-10

Fred Hill, our late excellent County
Clerk. has removed his family over into
Polk county. Fred has gone extensively
into sheep hetsbandry. aud being rtstler,
viii doubtless make 1t pan.