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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-11-27

nEFACi.f ha been made in the conditi MS Of
- i ce''ai mortgage executed az delivered
by Henry " Johnston ard Isabella John$t ~,
i,nit":.g Z. dated the o3l day of May 4. u.
eighteen hu:'d ID ardseventy seven, andrccor,l.
cdas Il mortgage in the Office of the Reristcr Of
DEEDS OF the county of N'blcS ii tic State Ct
Minnesota. Oh the 24th day of May, A.. ID. 1877,
at te ocloc t. NJ, il, book "A' OF Mortgages,
Oh pages SO and 81, which mortgage was given
t. S.cn g the p,yE,c't OF the SUM ct Five Hun
drAh !'oll us vi II i::terest al lie rat OF twelve
per cent per aIl,,lHn, Which in crest WAS and is
payable a nua ~ and the is now at the date
ufi'i; notice claimed to be du'. d j. ac' ualiy
due. onr Il ..nual i salmrrt of such interest u
mounting to Sixty Dollars e ". and no
ac'i ~ or :prortcaig has IS, been Instituted az lazy
mortgage or any put thereof
The said mortgage an. the moneys ther- by Sc
cured was duly assigned Ivy an instrument there
thomas !! Parsons to Roscoe &. Chase, dated
tllr I4tl, day of May, A. 1871, and recosdeaS in
said office of th' Register Of Deeds on the 44lh
day of May, \. u. 1877, 1T hrec O'Clock p. lii III
book "A" Ui Nor CAGES on page tinl.
Notice is hereby given tl"thy virtue Of 4 pony
or Of sale contai red in said mort gage, and III tb.
atn'e IL Sr', c3s made ard oyided the sS
gagged premises therein described, which sale
will be M. !c at the trent door Of tho Court House
il he viii re OF Wo,t,ington in the county Of
by the SheI if Of said County, OH
Saturday, the Goth Day of November
\. d. Eighteen IIundrc and Seventy Nine, 1T
ten oclock in the forenoon t. alisfy the amo, mt
which shall then be due on sail m"rtg re, and
costs and expenses of sale, and tWcn! y-five dol
lars attorneys f'cs, us stipulated in said mort
g.ls,c in case Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage; and
so to be sold. are the lots pieces parcels Ut
md situa cd in the county of Mobiles and State
81 Minnesota, and known and described as fol
lows tO-wit:
The southeast quarter OF tire northeast quar-
ter, the East half of the southeast quarter and
the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section twenty six (2G) of township one hun
dred and one (l0l) in range thirty-ninc (39) coll
tanning one hundred and sixty acres Of land.
more or less.
Dated October IS, 1879.
KOSCOEG. CHASE,
Assignee Of Mortgage
EMORY CLARK, Attorney for Assignee.
S-1-6W
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The V1CroR.-Any one wanting q
Victor Sewing Machine cheap for casl,
can secure ons ut thisoffice.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ATDITOl,-,Jan'S Walker
Observation-Disclosures Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-J"Ss'i h Chadwick.
JUICE OF PROnArE-R. y Barber
CLERK OF CorKr-R. \. Carrier.
SliEuIrr-=I. =. "roWn.
SUi{yEyon-A',cn CLANCY, Deputy-Allcn
NJ. CLANCY.
CorRr CoMMIsSIOSER-lI. d. lluiu>ton.
(M;STr ArroENEY-=luni Il Hohrer.
,OSEK-I.. T. Hul.i,ait.
COUNTY SUrEEINrENl,ENT-J c. Oyle.'
COMMISSIONERS.
First Dixtrict-Frrde lex Bloom, OF Seward.
Hecond Dixtrict~-A. G: Robinson, If Worthng
ton, Chairn'"
Third Dis Eo.,t. Shore, 1T lt'nsrm.
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PAY UP.-You that have no money
bring in your Corn and Oats and settle
your old accounts.
1l-3H T.. y. LOvELEss.
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Service Of Song at the Oongrcga-
tio:lal Church next Sabbath evening.
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L. S. NELSON.

CoNrEsT-J. A. Town and James
Walker have appealed from the dccis-
ion of the canvassing board and SER
we'd notices contesting the election of
Il. Il. Miller and +. s. Mills. We
shall have more to say of this next
week.
w. a. Turner has also taken steps
to contest the election of A. NJ. Cros-
hv
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C.CEASE,

Farriez. and Horse Sheer
pRQMPI attention given at all times to, treat
ment Of Horses and to Horse Soeins. Also
general Understanding.
Horses castr'.ird. rcrMs-s2 TO 50 at owners
s 90 on every h.!"drrd t. insure, value Of
:,rsicncc.
: Also LICENSED AuCTIONEER.
shop it'w the Wor;htngtos. AID the Far
n'cis bttc,s. wortti'ngtoit MINI. ti:N-ly.
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Mrs. J O'Brien and Mrs. ?. Burke
Of Wort hingtnn were in the city yester-
day.-SiouX City Journal
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a happy Thanksgiving to our
friend Peek AMI smooth sailing,

SELhC'Y SCHOOL At ADRIAN.
have now engaged the Adrian
School Nou c for this winter for the
purpose OF t.: o,,iug Select School
and will OPEN school Oh the 9th day
Of Dec. 1879. Parents in Adrian and
vicinity who intend sending their chill
tlrcn to school a, Adrian will please
call at my. Office and give me tn,
names Of such scholars before the eth
OF next month.
T.. 8 NELSON
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ming to get n holiday Thursday. On
sequcntly, good deal Of county cor
r.spondsnce is left out this week.
Under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c..
A. a series Of Gospel Meetings will be
held in Worthington, at the Congre-
gational Church, commencing Sun
day, Dec. It'll, conducted by X. A.
;urnell, Of Aurora, III.
Free lecture at the Congregational
Church, Thursday evening, Nov 81,
by Rev j. \. Palmer, Of n. r., OF
1.-The Origin and early history OF tn,
English Race
The Detroit Free Press has an ar
ticlc headed "llow Dan Played the
Foo!.' lie played it generally dur
ing the regent campaign.
Advice Of IN old nursc-Thc biby
would be always bright and cheerful
if an occasional dose Of Or. Bulls
baby syru!, wcre administered.
Oar OIL friend Ben Elu ssclton got
Eff a good one the other evening Just
| before he left for st. Peter. Kolrer
hal made two assaults upon him
cursiny him anal threatening to shoot
him. Before i}eu left lie said: Mr.
H"hrcr, I'm going away for a while
on business, and when | set back /
hope YOU wont De rs crazy us you are
now
The ladies Of tho VI. Il. Church will
give Il CONCERT sometime next week of
White. due n,tic" viii he given The
Object i to rai'e 'nrnry for the L usi-
c;'l l.iterc It's s.i that church. MIR. Rus
sell WHO has been blind from youth
will add n,ucl, to til" ntcrts, Of the
occasion by lis interesting perfor-
m,ncr Oh the organ and violin. Geo
Plumb will cmluct the music Let
there he q & oA, full Attendance and
give the Ladies; !, goo:; lit
.uAHH1i.D.
At the Congregational Parsonage
Nov p, ISIS by Rev. G. W. llanna,
MR. FRANK PECK. Of Eusll.nore, Mimi.
anil Miss LOUISA LESLIE, of New
York.
a happy Thanksgiving to our
f.; md I>a..(. rp1 c,uo1tb coiIiur
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LOCAL.
CLUB RATES

wohrll'Sa7oS. MIMI. NOVEMBER q 1879
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4 B.a RGAIN,

We can furnish u new Platform.
Spring Wagon az IN End Elliptic
Spring Buggy, man"factured py: Fish
Brothers. & Co., Racine, at /. better
bargain than any dealer cal, give.
These wagons and bnggies now take
tho lead, Call and see us or write for
vms. ~. ;.
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CONE IN AND WRITE 4 LETTER.
Farmers In town wishing to write letter are
Invited to cal AZ the ADVANCE efIice and do &c.
Writing materials free
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COUNTY MATS

GREA TREDUC1I PRICE.
Just received IN the ADVANCE Office
a new invoice Of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell at y reduction
of 80 per cent. for the next GO days, Us
follnws:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, loo
Five Maps, 25c
THESE are hpndsome colore9 maps
and the only ]axge maps Of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
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Here's your Thanksgiving number.
There was a sprinkle of rain Tues
day night.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE--Some Par
lor and other furniture for sale at this
office.
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Go to J. H.. ,tohnson's Cor Boots,
Shoes and Harness. 46-tf
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.

IT s Land Office at Worthi.tyton, Mimi,
u Nov. IS, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named set Ter has file notice # his jnttnti IL to
make final pr of in support of his 81 in il; Sc
cure final entry Thereof at the xpirat wi Of thir
~ days from the date Of this nrtic", viz:
Isaill Williams. Homestead app ica:ion
No. 9,422 70: tie ncN section 2-lO4.l,, and
EI!!lcs the fo!l:wlng Us lis Witnesses, Viz:
" m. Jay Elliott tlintOn Wilson and Robert
Kicker, Of i}Oildi:. MINI.
IL MONS tEINAGER Register.
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~ Mimi, Oct. Is, 1879.
Complaint having been cntcre at TIL office
by Vim NJ. Dear agains: robert T.. Mi Ter
for abandoning ID $ Entry No 1879
dated March e. :s..e, or the swI SIC. 20 town ios
range II, in Mobiles 'untv, Minnesota, with a
view to the cancellation Of said entry; the said
pr les are hereby StllMmnld to apl,c II 1T ,hi :
Office Oh the 1871. day Of Nov 1879, ut O'Clock
p. III. t. respond and furnish testimony CONCERN
ing said alleged Abandonment.
MONS GkINAGER, Register.
y j r MOULTON, Receiver.
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TT $. Land Cl'ic, at .Worthingt>n, Mi:,n.,
u Oct II, 1879.
Nt;tice is hereby given that the following
ranled scatter has filed notice Of his intention to
make final PROOF in support of his claim, and ST.
cure final ,ntry hereof ut hr expiration of thir-
ty days from the date of this nntee. viz:
Christopher EiaSen. Pre- eml,t II Dec. State
ment J, lG 81 70: the SwI4 section II. lOY i.Shp
l02. Range AZ. and names The following rs his
witnesses viz:
john Mes and O ik Stokcn Of Ad ian, Man.
81 MONS GKlNAGER, Register
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We go to press Wednesday eve
ming to get holiday Thursday. On
sequcntly, a good deal Of county cor
r.spond2nce is left ont this week.
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TT $. Lad Once at WortAington. Mlnn.
" Oct0brr27, 1879.
nam settler has ed notic, of his intention 10
make final prof in support Of Ills claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof ut the expi a ion of ,his
ty days from the date Of this MOTTO, viz:
Amunh Olson prccmiHi IN Dec. Statement
No. la,3 g. TO-: the SEX cf 20 1913
and lanes the following as his witnesses. viz:
Henry Olson of Grand and James Walker of
WOr, hngtol, Mimi.
u MONS. GRINAGER Register.
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r. S Land Office 1T Worthngton, Mimi,
u October q. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that thc following
named settler has filed notice o, his inc ntiun 10
III Ike final proof i'll support of his claim. and Sc
cure final entry thereof ut the eXrirt iua Of
thirty days from the date of this notice, viz:
b 'njaniin Mi Doe l., ee,nption Dec. Statement
No 49, II for the nv SEC ll-l 4Sand nam - the
following rs hi, Witnesses viz:
Wm Mari aid Joseph MidGoe Of A Trim,
MINI.
81 A1a:ss GRISAGER. Register.
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The ADVANCE Is furnished ut u so year to
Clubs OF ten ~ more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for e,ci. subscriber,
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TT s. Land Office at Worthington, Mimi,
" Uctobcr:1, 1879
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
make final proof i'll support OF Ills claim, and Sc
cure final entry thereof at thu. expiration IF thir-
ty iys from the date of this notice. viz:
Albert Campbell Homestead Application
NJ 10, 7for the n"tl see. IS LAP and names
the following Il; his witnesses viz:
J I. Mcknight aid Perry Siinons Of Oluey
Mimi.
81 Mons GE1SAGER. Register.
IT $. and Office at Wortlliagtoa, MINI,
~ Cctob y. 1879.
Notice i hereby given that the following
make iina proof in support OF his claim, and Sc
cWe final entry thereof 1T The expiration of dir
ty days from the date OF this notice. viz:
John lians'ergcr Homes cad Apple" ion No.
9.l?O or the nell see ~ 1929, and nam 5 the
following as his Witnesses VIZ:
Otis Bigc ow aud Arthur Plumb Of WOrthng
ton. Mini.
81 MoSs GElNAGER, Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-14

The City Council met in regular session
last Tuesday evening. Present Mayor
Monteith aud Aldermen Martin, Kline, Ma.
son, Scott, Bentley and Rico.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and sp.
proved.
Committee on Accounts reported in favor
Of cutting down J. ". Baldwins bill Of $40
TO sf6. Report adopted.
Committee on Streets reported in favor Of
the petition asking for an order for sidc.
walk on the south side Of Fifth street from the
east side Of Jefferson TO the west side Of Ba.
ker Report laid on table until next meet.
ing.
l.. II. Aontanye, who had been appointed
BY tho City Council TO take the census Of the
city, made his report. 1t puts tho popula.
ton at 2O64, Of which So are Chinese The
report was received and it was ordered that
Mr.. MontanyO receive 225 for his services.
petition was presented asking for an sE.
tension Of the fire limits so as to include the
two half blocks on First street between Ellis.
worth and Broadalbin. Referred to Commit.
too on Fire and Water.
A petition was received from committee
appointed by Albany Engine Co. No. AJAX.
ing that the city purchase the hose tower
erected by that Company. Referred TO Com
Eittee on Accounts and Current Expenses.
An ordinance bill repeating the ordinance
which gave the right 10 senders 4 sternbcre
TO hsve exclusive use forever Of part of
Brssdalbin street, passed, was signed by the
Mayor. and Is printed in this issue Of the
DEMOCRAT.
An ordinance bill relating TO the building
Of eross-walks, according to the provisions
Of the now charter. passed to its second read.
ing and was referred to the Committee on
Ordinances.
Tho following bills were allowed: T. Car.
ter & Co. 81 30. for atwood box; T. C. Har-
per. sl3 20. fees;J W. Anderson. ga. 25.
fees
The following bills were referred to Com.
mittee on Accounts: Il. Saltmarsh, for coal
oil. s.; r. w. Sphinx. wosd, 81 so; Mansfield
L Mnnteith. for job work. s.; J Gradwohl,
for lamps, etc, SIS; Foshay d Mason, s.. I2;
l. Kline. spittoons. etc. 80; II. Seasons,
g. 90; J. W. Baldwin. for drawing mp an or.
dinAnea bill, sl5
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Charsh Directory.


y. r CHURCH -Preaehingevery Sabbath.
at ii A. NJ, and P. NJ. by Rev. s. G. Ir-
vine, ID. d. Sabbath School at 2:3O P. NJ
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EvANGELIcAL CHuRcH.-Preachinc on Sab.
bath at IL A. NJ, and P. NJ Sabbath
school 1878 Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening. J. Boworsox, pastor.
CALVARY CHURcu.-Serviees every Sab.
bath at IL A. Nj. and P. NJ Sabbath
School at 2:30. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening of each week. w. b.
Floyd, pastor.
NJ. Il CHURCH, SoUTH.-Services every
Sabbath at St Paul's NJ. T. Church, South,
at 1850 A N. and P. NJ Sabbath School
at 10, Prayer meeting every Friday
evening. 2. A Meses, pastor.
NJ. E. CHvRcu.- Preaching every Sabbath
at IL A. NJ. and 7 P. N. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
at 2'S9 P. n Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. VIII commence q protraeted
meeting at the close of the week OF PRAYER in
january. J. F. De Wore, pastor.
Sr. PETSRS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Divine ser.
vice Is held in the Church every Sunday at
II \. NJ Sunday School at 2;S0 p. NJ. II.
L Stevens, pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH. every Sabbath
at ii A. NJ. and P " Sabbath School At
IL Prayer meetings every Thursday even.
ing. w. J. Crawford, pastor.
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TUE FARnERs. RErIr,n

Is l6-Page menthly agricultural paper, and
is as full of departments as the government
at Washington, and they all bear evidence Of
unusual skill and industry in their manage
ment- Besides its agricultural articles it
gives great deal of miscellaneous roadins
and some splendid stories.
It and the DEMOCRAT will be sent one year
for only s..
Remember that we cannot make these Of
fers to any one but new subscribers who pay
In advance, or to old subscribers who square
mp and pay one year in ADVANCE
1t isn't every day that such an opportunity
is offered to get two papers for the price of
one, and you would do well to improve it.
ESshOW This 10 YOur NeIghbor.Ha
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Really, this Chinese business is becoming
nonstrous Scarcely had our people recoV.
cred from the CONSERVATION and indignation
consequent upon the intended rape of lit
tie girl, than we have the whole city again
shocked by the announcement of another
outrage On Monday evening, just after
dark, while Mrs. John Brown was doing up
her household work, ChinamaD, with his
face covered by mask, entered the room,
approached her from behind and threw his
arms around her waist, but the brave little
woman, realizing her peril, picked up lamp
chimney and broke it over her assailant's
head. The viIlainous wretch immediately
drew knife and struck at her, fortunately,
however, only cutting long opening in her
apron. At this critical juncture, and while
she was retreating from the villainous mon
ster, her repeated screams brought to her as
sistance some near neighbor, and the assail.
ant fed. There is much feeling manifested
still over this and similar outrages recently
enacted here, and if something isn't done
shortly to protect our citizens, they are La
bic to ''break out
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oar '.Dog law"

It begins to look like our city had at last
secured a Marshal who intends doing his du-
ty, and doing it faithfully. Marshal Auder-
son has started in well, and If he 'rkeeps up
his lick" Albany and her citizens will be .
great deal better of at the end of his term.
BIS last act of importance was to announce
that from and after the 8th of February he
viii commence the rigid enforcement of the
ordinance relating to dogs running at large.
This ordinance has been dead letter in our
city laws for several years, and the eonse-
quence Is there is not such canine-cursed
community as Albany on the whole Pacific
Coast. Out some distance from our main
business street every night is made hideous
by the bowling of these animals, and if pso-
VIII keep them they ought to be made pay a
reasonable tax. We are glad to see the Mar
shal moving in the matter of enforcing the
"deg law, and although he may find mauy
persons opposed to such action, he may
count On us as one that viii render him every
assistance insour power.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-02-14
AN INFAMOUS OUTRAGE.
A ChlnamaR RaPSs a Little Grille New
LanguIshes I'm JaII Instsad OF en-
q Lamp-POst.

On Saturday of Last week lady Of this
city, noticed that her little six.year.o old
daughter was not well, and upon questioning
her was told by tho little girl that thoir Chi
nese cook had been tampering with her. DIR.
Hill was called Sabbath morning and after
examining the child pronounced that she was
afflicted with the gonorrhea Of the worst
form The ChiRaman was also examined
and it was revealed that he also had the
same disease. This was taken as conclusive
testimony, and the almond-eyed heathen
was arrested on the charge of rape, and on
account of tho threats of lynching made by
citizens, he was spirited away from the
hotel, tried Immediately before Justice
Palmer, found guilty, and not being able to
give bail, was remAnded to Jail Great ex-
citement prevailed upon tho streets during
the day and along into the night, and loud
threats were made of lynehing the Chinese
brute, and all that was needed to enable the
people to carry out their threat was the word
from the father of the child. Very few aTe
the men who would ever have allowed that
polluted heathen the benefit of trial in the
Courts, and no jury in this State, or on this
Coast, would have put any penalty upon the
father il he had blown the brains out of
the fellow when he learned for a fact that he
bad almost, if not entirely, ruined his little
girl We are not in favor of mob law. but
we could not have condemned the father if
he had killed the dirty brute, and we arc
told that he would have done so, but the Of
ficers took the prisoner away secretly. A
great many of our citizens who have families
now have Chinese help in their employ, and
this affair shsuld be warning 70 them |
There may be some of this heathenish race
who are honorable, but they are scarce, and
people who employ them and put them in
their own household cannot be too careful.
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An Impsrsaas Question.

One Of our Albany School Directors aug.
geSts that the present school property Of the
district leonPrising all three houses and all
the real satate) be sold and the proceeds sp.
Piled to tho purchase Of suitable block and
the erection Of building sufficiently large
to supply the city with a graded school.
This Is a subject which should engross the
attention Of our citizens until the annual
school meeting in March, As it naturally in.
wolves the diHmenbsrment Of our present
school system and concentrates the public
schools of the district iAtO one body. The
advantages to be derived from the change arc
obvious, and we believe the people will meet
the proposition with favor.
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NEwa FRoaI RLAalArH.
SpragUe River Frozen Oyer-RoOrk re.
1Icved- johnson Dead-The
weather.

KLAMATH AaENoY, Feb. q
Editor Democrat:
In your issue of the cath ult. is an item
which says that Spraguo River in this part
OF the country has not bOen frozen over this
winter. That is mistake. On tho l4th Of
january the Agent, in company with his
clerk, the interpreter and Doctor, went from
this agency TO YainAx in hack drawn by
four horses, and crossed Sprague River on
the leo both going and coming. The snow
was nine inches deep at that time. Upper
klamath Lake has been frozen ovor for six
weeks, and we new havO good sloighfng from
Fort klamath to Modoc Point, distance Of
20 miles. The weather is still cold, and has
ranged for some time from s. to y below
zero.
Agent ROork has been relieved and will
start for his old homo in Salon in q few
days.
The indians have lost about 20 head OF
horses and cattle by breaking through the
iee in the tules.
johnson, ono OF tho head chiefs on the
iAinax Reservation, died ON the 18th Of last
month.
Sleishing is the principal pleasure wo have
now.