The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-02-08

water shall, know - Gaukachick. In
fermer times this shall was the abori-
| einal money and consequently prized
| highly. Undsr the lead was . piece
Of mating, fairly wovep. ar large an .
mans hand. composed Of ike material
10 the string above alluded Ia . a s.v
locks Of lot black hsirabout thres lnobss
long and Of ane texture. evid.ntlv from
the ssalp, wers with ,hs mat This. /
believe, composed The worldly .fy.,ts ~
| Nos. l and q. A few dava Later .. add.
cd 10 cur working ,force Geo. cocbr.n.
and Fred. Holasnpls W. .o,.;nn.d
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Tn. .d,,.d .e;l Al thi. ni.e. w.. ,hr..
fsst bsfore Gaming 10 the slar. This wa.
ths onlr aksIston wa f,und that had
bean not below the base of the mound.
and Il wa. sitting ia the original clay
four and a half feet below the surface.
Tinkets consisted Of a bone spAtula
aomsthlng Ia ahape and thickness Of a
paper knife, bat showing no special
skill In make Few SMALL poorly
shaped beads either OF stone or glass; on
similar string n hrst msntionei end
three brass sewing thimSleH,each having
holes punched In the closed end with .
dininutive clAPpsr attached evidently
ornamental bells. oae ether hole was
sunk on this mound with n' result, ss
was alss ono su large nound half
mile south. Wherever we dug We
found OCCASIONAL spots OF eaarooa' ana
ashss, indicating that during the process
OF erection the builders A'd made hses
on their work Tor some purpose. stones
from the siEs oil mans nss 70 small
pebbles were found from suriaee 70 clay
The original soil is frss from gravel.
forgot to state that with evan skeleton
number Of fresh water cIAm shells
were found.
The skeletons were in tolerAblo good
state Of preservation, some of the small
bones and the porous portion Of the large
bones were decaysd. The first found
had rem lrkably large head, huge un-
der Jaw from which three teeth had
been extracted, as shown from the heal.
| ing of the alveolar process. One toeth