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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17
AxEtR Egsr.
saa gslGe I;s1s ,iii gsnr Large Elf. "a
eaytarr 9ar Eorag 0He.

Gae day last sccl. r. =. Mcknight, pro-
prielor of tho plesaare rt1ort at lower
88da Springs, started cut with biz son
charity r. hunt ffr cll. aefefa sis Eanli-
an from the Spring After eoine a few
mlos they disc0tered an o,is aad Gllsr,cy
succeeded killing u. Thoy skinoeI #, and
taking pau oftho iaest on their backs
and covering the remefafer ~, came
homo. Anrr coming horse fiey thought
some wild animal might carry afgay The
fncas they lca heli'nd before they could
return - !. next Gsy, ~ Charley and bis
liulo brother clyde taking their llanl.cls,
guns and dog amicl hack expe4iBg 70
camp with Z. - aaer arising ~ their
destination they e.oYlsts couple cf
eii' and ~ slipping up on t'lem managed
- Liil both. : fw moments nflefWafG
thclr log c0fnnenecf q terrific raci.ft =
aior. distance og, snd nboge fi'o nai-e q
its barking eou!d 30 hoard i'le peculiar
sounds made l,y .lie csif II rie ei1. Tho
boy yusicd to shc spot as soon q possible
ana f9unda yonug els eiiG, protsbiy atoit
tyso weeks Old. OfcJur-s ibey ;csihcred
on % iiiat raif; 100 y would ioes such
an oppori afy - capture fneh r. rare
animal, but .hey wers ~. 20 Got g w3.h-
out . struggle. IIatrigg 2 iIoi.c e,ose -
they glanced iip and were atnlozs patsiliod
I by rceing tao oiG reH coming - iho reg-
cue 81 her yogue fiio wax oulT about
twenty or t.lirY fae; away aud coming
iiiso q wh.dwind. Nlh Acy heal dn.fn
ua1 her hair turned iile wong > 80 SIC
was q sight 20 try ths nerves ofone 81 our
old l.ns hunierf. 10 tims eas ~ 30 lost,
a fcconds delay a'elt iceult 90 ilie death
81 both boys. Da Charley Eas cqasl =
tic occasions; ; gra-p.ns h's gan lIs drew
pieil; cn ;iis t1rd5'o animal, aad tho0iina
whsu sbe was tual.y Only about trn fse'
oir, csasei ...r tniura a.aost . someu &,
and ia.In, .hc.s = dea3t There was AZ
exploit equal 70 uary tl.at cur reader.
have heard told afoEnG ileir Grosilos 81
semo oftbo old hm,ers 20 tbs esos. wost
f1f % it refnenibalc3 TEA. Chasicy s. ca y
- years oid and amaii - lsi< aec. an4
/ Cly30 caig -. Tic boys Gsesssd lneii
game. catnD-l 0'i' aii NIGHT. asil ti.e mex
Day ,e8's ,heis .,sive ~. an4 wcia hom'
auG told t.4alr s,ofy Thair ftLer l,ai
been paeaiiss mest ofis oa-aar.sisse eis eyci
slaec, and judges ua- i.ey vii hays
aDou. 100 pounds, a.g a.is sfeizliisa 1on
coo % GO eaeli 9hey cns e- resu 3
fsw steaks asl fr' s. i.1. ssj.ii - fes '.si
ioei' iaiu ngt..lr fHa-a .fael4ls
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explanation Of his disappearanee from
him yet, what lie Gays being isbout as
our Lebanon correspondent has given
#. The IIalsey people afe at u loss 70
find any satisfactory explanation Of the
mystery. Various theories afe ad-
v,nced, butnouo Of them secfn to be
very generally accepted. Most believe
that lie Is not in hia right mind and has
not been fJr soms time hack, even be-
fore transarrine bis property 10 his
wife. ~ inall, IL Is q very singular
story, aud the probabilities ftfe tho
"trnc inwardncss9 of the whole eiiair
viii never q fully explained. Shonltl
anylhing Of further interest tfanpire sc
viii cndeavor to GIVE the realtors q The
Dra0cnsT full particulars.
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wE feel HIGHLY eomplimented.

wg feel highly complimented.
We have raised in our own estima-
tlon about an inch. Yes, fully m
inch.
The profoundly prophetic idiot OF
the Herald has again devoted nearly
column to giving Us advice. Oh
course we are much abliged. We dc
not pretend to know all there IS to be
known about Journalism. We are
not too oil to take advice and besides
we reger lived in british columbia.
We live TO learn, but Iady pottinger
wouldn't it be well CROUCH to save
the money you Ny outsiders fol
writing such ~rtieiess or course
they are of the deepest interest to Us
and we certainly appreciate youl
friendly Efforts TO enlighten u. Bui
your readers and the public generalls
may object. Remember they have
some claim oa you. Already il il
rumored on the street that the stock
holders Of your paper mean Il
sell out or get another msn 10 rm
1t. Don't go 50 ar as 10 lose you
place, Lady Pottinger, We know
how you feel about 1t. bat we dom
expect so much Of you. Save you
money by all means.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

i j. certainty gratifying 10 all true
American. 10 know that u late years our
exPpTts have largely exceeded our inn
rsfis- iisi s!ss'se ia such Rrticies aS wheat
ast. is,s.-i, .isst "a almost every branch ur
Industry. Ten Years ago nearly all 1: I.
peunninry :ii4si tssilct arsIcirs used In thi.
county we're isnpolfed from E:nrnie: to-
day SO not oaiy manufacture for our
selves. bGt are large exporters 10 South
Asaerica, China, japan. and the Colonies.
The itnticnse growth Of this particular in-
du-try on the Pacific Coast Is simply az
tonisiing- Slaven, who is now one tsf the
largest coiogne makers ia the world. lasf
wear exported some 2-G09, too bottles of hiS
fsmnus Yosemite Cologne. FOR sale l,v
Eoshay * Mason, Fosters Brick, Albany,
lrf..nfl
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lcns

ls-ee perm snels'is located IA AIi,auy,
Lam county, Oresou, 20 practice laS. /
ls,s co.'s eEansiua.'pn Of ilIe Hon. Saprems
Cont - This State regularly admitted an
attorney 81 saii eouri, anil am prepared 10
cosi,la- (; ;'Ii i-inis of legal business in any
oF tie reurs IL iiais state. shall by stris.t
integrity. ind1eiry AMI pFonFs AT ention
% as business in;FnsiesI to my care. labor
g niefi the '-sniisietee Of tie people. BUS
iases a. home aHd abroad respectfully So
ii-iiesl. cliiee hoars al the iime-n:ght
and day. o1iss IN O. rooIe's Blo.k ,grosd
sfi''R street, Albany, Oregon.
Respectfully,
J. u. sK;rwo.TH.
Aii.ary, o., iune s, 1851. 45w3
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iuHl llis pagtlsnd n.i.i
=. q. Z.
sraHa fs.ise sE sfcsaa ans; ssahgaston
set 81

Tho membeis Of the Ancien Orier %
United Worsmen viii be intFes;ed IN
the dispatch We publish below. tits
understood that thedcaih rate 10 Oregon
aad Washington Is such as 10 leave no
doubt That the number Of asses mcnts
for losses VIII be much less in njarisdle
tion by themselves than Il has been
heretofore when assessments come
through deaths ia all parts ofthe eoun-
try Tho Supreme Lodge Of the Order
rs in session at the present time and
that body has thecoutrol ofihe question
of separation or not. The following
dispatch will show that tho Supreme
Ioige has acted OH the matter, and its
action has been nlvorableio this Grand
Lodge:
DgTRoIT, Miea., June II, 1881 TO
Frank q. Abel, g. ST. ~. Portland.
Oregon: Tie supreme Lodge reclp,o
Gates greeting witn Oregon and Wash
ington. You have been set off as n
separate Jurisdiction from inne lst
1881
RoDsRci1 Roan, T. s ny
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

P5oG MALONE is IA BEAUTIFUL tx
since the resignation Of conkling and
Piatt. Tie t,vo political factions were
equally diside'i and either patty could
be successful with hts yo.e i;1s tie
resignation of The New York Senators
"a oors" BE- M.hoae. Fcon bsins a
central figure in politics he aul.ienly
collapses int veIy insignificant unit.
How art the mighty fallen"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

Az EsIcAs horses are nov the cham
pio:s.' Last week we made mention Of
the fact that Lorfilisrls borse, sIreq-
noia7 bad Won the Derby race, and now
tiis wei, be DISPATCHES info.la rs HAT
J. r. Keene's horse, " Faxbalta won The
grand prize off~red By the CRY of Paris
100, 0G0 fr,ucs-last Saturday.
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BUcsLExs AR.IrA saL,r.

The best sslve in the world COR cuts. Iras :
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheuin, fever sores. ts.-
-er, chapped hands chilblains. corns and ) ]
kinds OF skin erGptlons. This save is gaar-
anteei To give perfect ssisfactioa in e.e,v
case or money refunded. Price 35c Der f.o,
For sale by Foshay and Mason, wholesale
agts ID Moore, Scio +; d Foley, Lebanon
Or Powell, Lebanon Bedpath and Mon
tague, jefferson ID 81 Calbreath, Buena
Vista o Cornelius, Turner r A Ramnv
Harrisburg; Starr and Blakely, Rrowns,
vile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

QUFrE nice little scene occurred il
the New York Legislature on THUS
day of last wee!. Just after the vote
was taken en- Senator Conkl:ng two
members arose and made the statement
that they hal been offered large sum.
Of money # they would change theil
votes from conkling to Deaes. One
Of them had already eeeised $1,000
and bad deposited 1t with tie :. ..ra:er
A committee WAS at once appointed
and an investigation will Le had.
When it comes to trickery We eannet
see much difference between the ..stal-
war;" and the "half breed
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csnsrnl sseas ssa,kct.

This first class market Is now in the
hands Of Major J. i. Heron, whose OK
perience is a guaranty that it viii DO we'll
kept MP in every particular. Fresh meats
OF all kinds constantly on hand. 1.-THE
best quality and reasonable prices, is the
Majors motto rho highest cash price
will be paid FOR veal calves, pork, chick
ems and all kinds Of hides and furs. First
street, Albany, oregon, J. II. IIerron, pro-
priotor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

Some fears have been entertained In tIis
county that the rust would strike the
grain this season, and we have at last
heard OF Que case where 1t haR. Mr.. James
Charlton WAS down last " ednesday and
informed us that no hal seen rast IN the
wheat on Frank Biodgett's farm near
Lebanon. About five acres OF spring grain
now shows the rust plainly. We have
been experiencing very damp woalhar for
a week or fwo.and If 1t sheIlld suddenlv
clear up and turn hot IL ~ our opinion ve
wonia have repetition Of year-befofe.
last. But It will notdo to oberrowtfoulle ::
we will have to wait and hope and pray
against such luck. The barome.er Is now
goiuE upsiowly aud it stili romainaeloudy
all Of which Is rs favorable IS y could 30.
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JaacI5Hsi.

The Grand Lodge \. +. & u, OF
Oregon, has elected the following OFF,
GERS FOR the ensuing year: C Ned
s,roud,G NJ, Albany, Nos; " T Wright,
y G u, Union, No =; II Abrahsm, G
S ", Oakland, No lG; DIP Mason, G.
J ", Albany, No 4;.F J Babcocs, G S,
SALEM J Mayer, C r, IIarmnay, D
Fromaa, Chairman Educational fund.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

RfpugLicAss have cut loo e from tie
Readi..s.ers IN Virginia a..i haze de-
eide | al Il conference to run q straight
ticket and have isspeI an address eett-
ing forth that they voaId l.ayc carried
the state for Garfield AM Artbnr in
November, bas f3r lba intetterenc.. Of
outside parties ..lpl tfeasoii iesi..e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

A FIRE 'r..se out n .Qaei4c en- the
night Of the <ih inst. ehisl. proved
very d..sff"r,ise. hfnning oeer 800
houses in the pri' cip,l Part Of tie city.
The loss is estimate 1t yer 81, ,0o0,-
600, and fully 500 f.milies are rendered
homeless.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

Disastrous storms ragged through
the northwest ern states last Saturday
and did an immense amount of damage
to property and crops. The storm con
sisted Of wind, rain. aad hail, AMI in
several places wa.er spouts bnrsted and
swept ie com try clesn.
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re saa..aa .. .se sarrev e.Aase.

Ever since tie Narrow Gauge folks got
into the Forks with their railroad they have
had trouble With The turbulent saatialn
Last winter the bridges went away on both
forks, since which time q trestle bridge has
been thrown across the North Fork, and
trestle work was built across the South Fork
preparatory to tho construction Of bridge
there. Last Sabbath night the river rot on
another bust and washed out the trestle
work On the soath E'ori., and also took away
considerable lumber People must not take
the Santialn for q peaccablo little rippling
rill, for when warm rains occur in the NOM.
tains and the snow inella II Lccomep q very
turbnlent mountain stream
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Notice of COpartnersEip.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI 7
~ The undersigned have this day entered
Into c0ptrtnership for The purpose OF
carrying on aad conducting a drug and
book store in Albany, Liam county, Ore
gon, under tho firm name of Z. 4. Plum
aler & CO.
Dared this tho i5li lay &c June. 1881.
46wi q. 4. PI-UNMER,
q. G.. AicWAIN.
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ANofHFR fool by the name of Gras-
som IS now trying is hand. or, rather,
bis stomach, at fastin :. He has al
ready fnisl ed twelve days AID /, in
much better condition than vas DR..
Tanner at the.same stage in Lis trial.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
.oAlxNEaa

iis kncit Is tht f'et 81 tia olafaer
And elaspel M 1T haad ia l.is oetl.
iIa talked ntR se - aitfm her,
ui ioYe, bBt har heart was 81 siope.
lttf 'nas' = Bis aait wag surprising.
Tor q iiia considered aaf won
-nl. we'll, be eselsimed. aolebls tisihe,
"fau tnow wa uJy li iaa.o
and peilly be lsit then sle, tisiing,
Said slowly, "Ah alat hayo dome
Como bach, oh, ny laye. amdylng
'aaa i not thseflf Nas lu fua."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17
Religious services.

Ray. 7. J. Wilson. Of IIslssy, viii ho'd
religious services At the q. P. Church ia This
city next Sabbath at II O'Clock and in the
afternoon At Cawan's School fIoaae at $50.
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Will SON p,c..-e .,,los w. fi,ras 5 tae
columns Or yoav iafe III oar
hoar,fei iisnea g.. tie l4.s..s
AMI vicinity, f,r sher -41sas .loraii.,,
n ns in cnr Iate a.,ii..Hat s.s-i ss. Kind 70
mrfnb-ance we tcaail
Truly Ysurs.
G.3. 3 Z. = GIra .ur.
f4sc II fesf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

Wool ha. suddenly jumped up 10 27l
cents and holders can obtain that price
IN cash in tbis city.
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The most beneficial discovery of the
century for man Is Ammonis Cough Sv-
rlp. = wealthy gentleman, who claim
that it entirely cured him of in<ipienf cor,
sumption, offered S5,os0 for the formula
and the right to manufacture and sell IL 40
the world. which was refused. The rem-
edy stands upon its own merits. A l5-eent
sample bottle Will convince the most sl,at,-
tlcai of lis virtues. Try il. 1t may save
your life. All respectable druggists Keen
II, 81 Is cents, 20 cents. and 81.
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Correspondence.
oscglg Ammelr
PoarlAsD, or, June Q, lss

PogTIASp, or, June9, 1881
Eigel's HHriaaae, IN, AHaay, or.
glR Yours Of the 9TH came to hand.
III reply Will say: The writer saw the
Marsh, Mccormick, Osborne and Woods
operated at Salem on the 9th The
Marsh attempted 20 bind five bundles,
bHi missed ono OF them the McC0r-
miek MISE done In binding five bun
dleFi tAc Osborne missed six OF eight
hutsdles NJ the start on the street, until
it was adjusted After going into tire
lot Whsie the trial was, it only missed
two butales In about 200. The Woods
then started in and missed about half
This Is plain statement Offacts, and
any telegram sent % Albany, ,ref sent.
ing IL as field trial or q trial in which
n committee was appointed 10 make
an award, or that there was any award
made iu favor OF The Marsh. Is false, and
the man who sent IL knew Il when
he sent Is.
Respectfully Yours,
y. Al Osn0RNE & Co. ,per tsurge.
have shown tie abovr letter to Mr.
Q. + Eryine, agent for the Deering
Blnder, (ahe So n,s to be Il iair minded
gcntlemanl, en,l M says Il is sub~tan-
tally true and h. further says that he
knew hint the Osborne Twinr Binder
bouni piece oil rye (very gsfenl near
sal 10, aud that u boend the whole
without missing one bundle. nll re.
pors 70 the contrary Notwithstanding.
Can any machine DO more think
not, and y H. Osborne and Co war;
rLrf7them TO do just HAT Kind of work
allirie time.
EuaENE BuCIIANAN, Agent.
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.June B l88l

UnEappiaess Is tie cl i'd Of dyspepsia.
Get rid of 10th parentand child by few
doses OF King Of the Blood. Sc advertise
ment.
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SrsooI sepors.

.Oi.ofsifs is ilse report of se''f.,I in dis-
lr.et No. -, iinn o.. or,, fbr 'oppsli end
;,t,r .Jisue Is. fg-f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

For cough or cold there is nothin,
equal to Ammea's Cough Syrup.
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Tie ru,. AsaIn

Ropanca Roar r 6. n. "
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Tho sslre Is Il strange one. As Will
be seen, o,r eorrrsl ondent In another
colmnn SAYS 4 lackage of money MAS
received iem san Rgapcisso smeant-
ing TO over 800, aad eoesian'-l Is V.
w. Fisncis. bY Ma'tm & Saiith, o.
bv Smith s. Niai4ii. i San Il aheisco
Mr. Henry IIahNe, Of iisisry, Tells us
that Francis has recovered partially
from his sickness, althopsh still in bod
He says Francis claims tle S te0 was
money due him for wotlS done long
ago, whena the parties for whom he
worked were unable 70 pa7 him, and
this is now payment Of the debt. Same
who are familiar with Frarois' hand
writing say there is no doubt but the
address on the package is IN his wit
ing. Mr. Hahne says hrancis talks
some, part Of the time rather. nc her
emily, although most Of The lime be
seems to be rational enough. 10. one
has been ab'e to Get 4 very satisfactory
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Al...ry, o.. Juno 5. ISL.
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PASSENGER LISTS,

CARLIN. August 25.h.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento to-morrow A. w.
Manning, Miss Mary Coffey. San Francisco
+. W. Meyers, Mrs. J. Fl. French and child,
Mrs. III. a. Howard, New York NJ. Keber,
S. Lewis, ST. Louis. Mo-; e. Charonnal.
Montana; w. B. Parker ard wife, Red
Bluff. CAL; F. s. McCoy, Tombstone. A. T.;
G. II. Barton, Miss Charlotte L. Turner,
a. Vanronspaly, Sydney. Australia Miss
c. S. Bond, Ann Arbor, Mich: r. Pun
2elly, Newport, r. | Miss NJ. |. Briggs,
lyn, N. Y; r. w. Mustard, China; Jaclb
Mayor, Portland. Or: G: f. Siuslsgly, San
Jose Miss Maggie Holihau, Leroy, \. Y;
Miss French Romy, Paris; Mrs. Thomas
Smith, Melbourne, Australia; J. Wheat
meyer, i. jacobson, Germany ID. b. Nc
Lean, Heusall, Ont; w. II. Long, Gunnison,
Col; 50 emigraut passengers, including 60
males, to arrive in Sacramento August 9th.
OMAHA. August 25th-Left here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento August Goth o. w.
Squier and wife, Los Angeles; Hon. Ed. +.
Leake, wife and child, Dixon, Cal; DIR. i.
A. Clark and wife, Benton Harbor Mich. ;
Edward j. Wilkins. Beardstown, Ill.,; Mrs.
Caroline Blitz, San Francisco; NJ. n. Wyck-
off and family, Somersyille, \. j.; Frank
Roach. John Roach, Oakland: J. S. Water
man, Sycamore, H.; Z. &. Singletary and
wife, San Jose; Mrs. Ed. Lyons and son,
Rochester, Mimi; Mrs. j. w. Lowman, Des
Moines; and fifty-two Chinese students.
One hundred and twenty-five through emf
grants left on last nights emigrant train, to
arrive in Sacramento September 1st
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COAST NEWS.

Nevada City School District voted II TO
tax the property there $4,000 for school
building and l47 against the proposition.
No tax and no new school house.
Sherman & Reynolds, who are farming
on the Walsh grant, near st. John, Colusa
county, expect to get through with their
thrashing this week. They have had a
fine crop, and the returns already made
and estimated give them total of over
AZ 600 sacks for this season. This could
only have been accomplished by good
farming.
Our well-known townsman J. W. Stout
enburg may soon be hailed as child of
fortune, if the report that is going the
rounds of the press should prove true.
From this report it seems that over 100
years ago nine of the early Dutch settlers
in New York State formed business part
nership. In 1772 Jacobus Stoutenburg,
one of the partners, signed release of all
his property to his nine children. Shortly
before the War of Independence the whole
family removed to Canada, and the estates
were at the time lost sight of. But now
the direct male heir comes forward in the
person of Stoutenburg of Victoria Cross,
he being the eldest living grandson Of
Jacobus Stoutenburg, and the lease having
expired he claims the property As the
estates were not forfeited by the American
Government, it is the opinion of good legal
authorities that the property, which is said
to be worth between $50, 000 and
500 600, 600, will be recovered. Mr..
Stoutenburg of this city claims to be enc of
the legitimate heirs to the enormous estate,
and is hopeful that something may come
of it, Woodland Democrat.
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of securing the advantages he has lsbored SO
a. In 70 r,.csx-sIl,

of securing the advantages he has lsbored SO
earnestly to provide.
Harrisburg is lively, and business is look
ing up. New quartz claims have been dis
covered, and the piecers are doing well where
the water supply is sufficient. It ia reported
that San Francisco capitalists contemplate
running a tunnel into Gold Hill from its
southeriy side.
On the 10th instant the Convention at
Harrisburg, to take steps for representation
in Congress, was called to order, and w. b.
Robertson, Jr., was elected permanent Chair
man; Rev. S. H. Young, Secretary, and
Charles Wells, Sergeant alarms. A memo
| rial was then unanimously adopted. express
i've of the desires Of the Convention.
| Provision was then made for holding an
| election in all the settlements of southeastern
Alaska on the 9TH day of September. for a
! person to present the memorial. and act as
the Territorial representative in the coming
| Congress. Full details of the election were
provided, and the qualifications of voters
| liked, all male citizens over q years being
allowed to vote, or those who may declare
their intention of becoming citizens.
Governor w. A. Newell. of Washington
/ Territory, was then invited to address the
| Convention, which he did at considerable
| length.
The address was enthusiastically applaud
| ed. The names of prominent candidates for
the position of Delegate to Congress are
Major NJ. P Berry and Colonel III. D. Ball.
1t is quite probable there will be lively
contest among the friends of the two candi-
dates.
| Commander Glass has received from the
| Navy Department an official communication
! fully approving and sustaining his course in
| Alaska. 1t is probable that Commander
| Lull, his successor, will continue the policy
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