The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-08-30

Dallas wants n fire company
1Iarvesting ia about inishol iia . r-
|spn county. ~
Tho people Of Pendles Aahs q pc
Incorporated.
Josephine county has no ahoomalser
and wants one.
The Virtue Mine was to start up
agaisE.thih aaeoa3,Sg T. = f.stL1l
The Afasons at McMinnyillc propose
70 erect a iihc hall.
Tho Ashlahd Tidihgs 8 10 bo enlarS.
cd to seven column paper
/. Wheat IS rushingjn at most of tho
wapehousos on railroads and rivsn
Two attempts were made laSt week
to burn Chinatown at Jacksonville.
Tho wool clip of Josephine county
will amount to $4,000 pounds this year.
An Eastern Oregon paper estimates
tho damage donO by the Indians At $780,
900.
Tho Pcndleton paper says that nest
hiding Is getting popular in that vicin.
ity.
T.B. Allen, of French Prairie, has
sold his farm for tho sum Of $4,000,
cash down.
A man at Tacoma wants 75 men and
women 70 pick hops and none but whites
need apply.
A grangera' fair is to be held at Bea-
verton, Washington county, on the goth
Of September.
The Junction Signal comes 10 Us
much inlargcd and otherwino improved.
Success to it.
Tho Grand Lodge of tho Independent
Order Of Red Mcn, meets on tho 18th
of September.
Afn. W. II. II. wsters hes boon APP
pointed Matron of tho Deaf Mute
School at Salem.
There arc l2 female and 80 male pa.
tisnts in tho Washington Territorial
Asylum for the insane.
The Sentinel says that trnmps In large
numbers have mhdo their appearance
around Jacksonville.
w. C. Myers, Of Ashland, viii havs
over 80 stalls at tho Fair Grounds foi
his fine stock this year.
Thos. jackson. Esq. Assistant seere
tary Of State. was married on the 2lst
70 Miss Hattie n. 3owker.
There aro thousands Of acres Of un
occupied lands in Kiickiiat county
which viii average IS bushels to thl
acre.
The Seattle Tribune aays that bull
ding lots have not been as low as q
prescns in that place for the past sii
yoata
some 20 emigraat trains passe.
through Idaho City on their WY /,
+ Oregon and Washington Territory o.
the 2lst.
The superintendent, with the aid Q
the convicsa At the ponitcnsiAry. ha
raised a large crop Of wheat and cat
this season.
The Southern Oregon Pioneer socist,
will hold its second snnusI picnic anl
celebration at Jacksonville on tho I2tl
Of next month.
A saw log delivered at Tacoma scale
,o92 feet, board measurement.
Is nearly six feet in diameter an
twenty.four feet long
All the large saw mills on the Scum
are running on full timc except Lud
low and Utsalady. which mills hay
shut down for time.
The prison conductor has obtaine
custody Of all the Territorial prisoner
west Of the mountains, and now gee
to Walia Walla to demand those thers
Ia Creole academy at Dallas open
September 2nd, with Prof. s. T. Benne
E as principal, ana Miss Emily Parmeni
er Of Salem as assistant.
The Lake Labish railroad bridge va
. found to be on Ere by the express trai
!, AS it passed up Wednesday. It va
: not barneJ TO injure it.
Mias Bell Parton, who was 50 sever,
ly injured a few days ago near Drain
! station is much improved. and stron
hopes are entertained Of her final rec1'
E cry.
4 Another good Indian, Teac ilp-pill
2 shot and killed another Indian name
, , Cly.uke on Monday evening last at q
! near Howlish-wampo's house on tn
UmatiIIa Reservation.
Diphtheria prevails to an alarmin
extent around Milton, UmatilIa county
Mr.. Bulls family is afflicted with i
His oldest daughter Is not expected I
live, and several others have 1t.
Coos Bay demands a loggers' lien Law
The Nesos says: There Is no rcoso
why the men working in the timbe
should not be protected by stringen
, law against worthless employers.
Jas. Chambers threshed on John /
Miller's farm three miles south Of S.
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