The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-19
Pacific SIopers.

Held last sunday. 100 muchee fightee ails
time
Corvallis collected O., 335 So for nuuscs-
pal purposes the past flscal year, and eliA-
bnrsesl N like amount, less emo S9.
The -istosfsfa speaks os an inilTsM'I0tfs
shabby genteel who j. makinza rstise by
pawning 81 90 acts at t.sfia for &..'' lie
did not s,icees.d IN biting any one -
Astoria.
There Will be n camp meeting heid by
the Jacksonville and Gfant's Pass elr1iitS,
M. r. Church, near 1sybec's 4hrsr,. on
Rogue river. commencing ca EhsarsssIys
May 1stlAto continue over two Sabl,aihs.
A committee was appolnsed BY The NC
Minnvilie Grange, on the 9th. 80 rssaas'
preliminary arrangements for n grand
county celebration. on the FuzFfh of July.
1876. In some Tart Of Tanhifi ccunty.
A gay time il anticipated nc Seattle Oh
The coming Fourth OF July. if the posters
sent ont frorn there are 60 be taken NJ mn.
Indication OF the patriotic citizens of that
place.
The vote of the trustees Of the Washing-
ton Insane Hospital, Mt their session nc
Steilacoom for resident physician. stood
Waughop 2, Sparkling 2, Ballard 4. No
election.
On Sunday before last, boat In which
We're five South Americas returning frain
Point Agate to Port Madison. eapai1el ial
the. harbor. bnt the occupants escaped with.
a diicking and the loss of cargo,
The county commissioners ut TTn,sston
county extended flle time for Cosnpietina
the Olympia-Tenino railroad until August
1. isI7. It iS reported flEst Scotch COM
pany has taken hold nf the matter, and the
building of the road is assured.
Harry johnson was convicted Sepsem-
ber, 1876. at Port Townsend, Of assault and
battery and sentenced 70 nine months
imprisonment Acting Governor Rfr1Iyc
has given him his liberty. having reuslfted
the remaining time allotted Tor his c0nGine-
ment.
Iiltoa q. Scott and John w. Miller wcra
arrested at Boise City a short tirne ago no
the parties who have been Ephhdng tt,a
stage In that vicinity lately. TAey were
held to answer In tbr SUM af &3.Q00 each.
and y. definlf Of which they were COM
mitted to jail.
I'hc Uyni,S,a says It is reported that the
location of the shipyaFd. to wllivh aiiasion,
was made q few weeks ago ip these e0lWmns
can ilosy be secured pil definite terms. 11ie
a
point are the considerations wtilgA wtNi
probably be the basis Of negotiati0H.
Parties from tine Puyallun valley report,
the hop yards as locking very promising
Indeed The low prices realized for egsa
lash crop has materially elsecked the DIS
position to enlarge.
A special train went over tive Northern
Pacific ON Sunday last, loaded with cattle
and sheep for the Victoria market. A por-
tion were left Mt Tefino. af.sl driven 70
Olympia to be shipped. AMI the balance
were taken TO TACOMA.
I'm pursuance OF call for tlse nasgeg-
r:aisers of Wasco county to meet la eonsrD-
tiom, Oh Monday, the 9th dag OF May fD
deliberate on the feasibility OF organizing
a wooI-growers' association sor flse rroane-
ton Oh the wool growing interests nf East
ert Oregon. which has become ore OF the
leading industries Of this portion of Cur,
flourishing State, q good representation
WAS present. Messrs. Floyd Weiles mftd
Dufur were appointed to fFame q cenEsisu-
fiOn and bylaws for the governments 0R an
association, to report at the next meeting
The body of the mail carrier who waa
drowned about six weeks ago. while Gross
ing Lone Rock Fork Of Lone Rock creek.
Wasco county, and whose real name MAS
Shields, was found Wednesday or last week
near the mouth of Lone Rock Fork. in tla0,
last stage OF tieconpoaitiotf. The deceased,
was about twenty years old. Hav-
ing once belonged 20 tire army, he deserted
and changed his name 70 avoid pasrstais a11fA
detection b.'t he i represented NY tlaees
we'll acquainted with him "A q very Wnsfl#
man and citizen. His mortal remains were
decently inferred near where they were.
found Oh Lone Rock Fork
Charles r.. Whitehead, formerly of Dem.
yer, writes from the Black Iliils ahoslt how
the redskins swooped down on some miners
as Rapid City Three miners were camp
ing under a high rock. One OF them,
about 8 n. NJ. stepped out TO paaG a0En@
wood OH tlse fire, wisen an Indian from.
above shot and killed him. and shoslted aO,
the others. in good English: we have
got one 0f you. and we want the ENse ,.
The remaining two ran undef cover Ga Gta@
rocks. and the rrsls, firing ON tsseam. wonEs- !
etl one through the arm. They escsped
without further injury. The nsaE who wma
sllot was scalped, and stripped Of every
vestige Of clothing. His name was Charles
Nelson, from Nebraska.
One day this week little aon OF. IEs.
Bailey, OF the steam sawmili nc Lafayette.
had one Of his feet nearly crushed CIR under
tie wheels OF a truck, and was otherwise
bruised by d fiall of eight o.. feal fsea, ia.
which be. struck the grpund on lsa l,eaAs
and ahos.ldcrs; The truck rsllas osa . tEasEsr.
mill slown 20 the laniher yard, ard u haeuss
the little fell@sR MMs ON cite CMws ARla@ss 5Gs
started down tho track by s0gme saihmmM
when he was pitched forward and cMmEistf
under the wheel then thrown oM The ssdia
OF the track 10 the ground below.
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