The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-08-19
sIx1E NEWS.

Traok-layers ON the N. P. r. r. croosed
the idaho line the first Of week before iast.
A United States snag- boat i engaged in
dredging channel through sand-bar just
below Salem,
The passenger depot Of the O 4 G. r. r.
viii probably be moved into Salem during
the present year.
The Ashland wooden mills have lately
received orders enough to keep the mills
running day and night for several monthsl
On Monday last another s'trusty" made
his escape while At work on the Insane
Asylum, bysquietly walking out Of the en-
closure at the Asylum.
Henry Hubbard's Barn, at Dallas was
destroyed by fire one day last week. and
burned horse to death which was in the
barn at the time.
The steamer Nellie while on her way up
the river yesterday run on snag at the
mouth Of the Santiam and sunk to the depth
Of six feet. It win be impossible to raise the
boat until the snag is cut ont.-Statesman.
Mrs. L. A. Banks il very sick at her home
in Vancouver, and her life has been de-
SPARED OF, though she WAS some better yes
terday. The sympathy of the public for her
is deeply and freely xpresssd.-lndepend-
sn'.
From tho Spokan Times: Inc railroad
track u some SIX miles beyond Chiffon, ana
moving toward Westwood At the rate OF
two miles per day.
From the Coifax Democrat: The .. K. 4
N. Co. will lay ont town-site on their
line at the junction OF the Grange City and
layton nnes' % pc Known q Ire,eo',. N
nonof oi 'ne ssnelAl n'AnAser " 'le lne'
Last Saturday Mr.. :. =. Knox had the
misfortune wnaie a. work witn a header 70
get ms LETT arm caught IN tne oesel-wheel
OF the machine, which tore on about three
inches OF the fieshy portion OF the arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow.--AibanY Reg
ls'er.
The property IN south salem which mas
been used the past year or more for the
Deaf Mute School, has been purchased OF
Mr.. A. Bush, IN connection with another
lot adjoining. on which new building y to
be immediately built to be used by the boys
department Of the school. Weekly Talk.
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qui'e : oree1e' 90 mucn 20 .nAs 1T o.srA
announced nls insen'ion 70 Dfins sars fy
ana severl osner no'eo meaiums Irom san
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enable the company to turn out lust double
the amount Of work that they can now do
everv twentv-four hours.
sulphur ansimony' Arsenic iead' slver' goio'
copper, &C Inc .o.s'lng y lol 'ne purpose
q sAPelane sne sulphur, assenlc .na anu
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sop q couple ol .cofds ol wooo 70 sne
neigns o. snree O Iour ieos' Fire - shen
set 70 the piie' ana " - allowed 70 Dufa az
long - y wliL a pie Is nearly ready and
VIII De lighted IN less tnan week.
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The St Helena paper states that the N.
P. railroad surveyors are ordered to make
thorough examinations OF routes; ono from
Specht's, ct the mouth Of Tide creek. cross
ing the creek and intersecting the county
road ahout 100 wards south of Seffaffss Onta