Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-07-03
State News.

$500 worth OF law books from Saint
Louis and San Francisco. This is the
second lot of books received within
two moeths.
All work on the government jetty
at Yaquina bay has ceased. Mr.. Pol
hemus the superintendent, will re
main a few days longer taking sound
1ngs Of the bar.
O. G. Savage who sued the city
of Salem for $4,000 for injuries re-
ceiyed sometlme ago, by falling
throug rotten bridge, has recoy-
cred $1,000 and costs.
The Session laws have just been
completed and are now in the binders
hands. They contain over 600 pages,
and are the largest ever issued in Or
egon. The rules and regulations for
applications for pardons from the Pen
itentiary, have also been published in
pamphlet form, by the governors adj
ylsory committee.
The car of the United states fish
commissioners reached Portland re-
Gently, with 10000 hard shell CLAIMS
from Tacoma, and of variety un-
known on the Atlantic coast. They
are packed in the said of their native
beds and covered with seaweed, which
is watered twice day with salt Wa
ter. They are to be planted at Wood S
Hole, in Massachusetts,.
Morrow county has five prisoners
in jail.
There are more entries for the State
Fair races this year, than ever before.
Two attempts which have been
made lately to wreck train near
1uTilcf, Wcf0 ullSucCeSSIul.
Edward Hilton of Umatilla county,
was murdered by an Indian while ont
hunting recently.
Eastern Oregon contiguous to
Snake river, will yield about nine
million bushels of wheat this year.
Belya Lockwood is coming to lee
ture in Oregon.
Columbia river salmon, are put np
by Chinamen at AZ cents case.
Que hundred and nine Perchercn
horses valued at $50, 900, were shipped
from New York few days ago, to
Baker county.
William Dunhar,-a Portland com
mission me"chant,-was recently con-
vieted for having oleomargasine or I'M
itation butter in his store for sale, and
not marking the same as required by
| the law.
A Boston drummer who had trav-
eled Il great deal AMI knew "every-
thing, in his mind, was relieved
of a $500 diamond pin recently, while
on a spree in ''the noble state of Or
egon We know"
Judge Bose has issued a pcremp-
tory mandamus, compelling the Hon.
r. P. Earhart, Secretary of Site, to
issue warrants on the State Treasurer
in favor IF the State Agricultural col
lege, for the amount due it under the
provisions Of an act passed by the last
| legislature.
The thirty third degree Of the A. F.
i A. NJ, has been recently conferred
on d few Masons IN Oregon, for their
proficiency. There are only eight gen
tlemen in the state who have had this
distinguished honor conferred upon
them.
About forty per cent of the sha6
sent to Oregon. died, but the William
cite river at Portland received 100000
and the Snake river at Ainsworth
100000.
Senator Sherman,s remarks in Sa-
lem and Portland to encourage home
industry, and patronize small man
ufactures, We're very important. There
are great many small manufacturers
who If given encouragement, will II
time be of great benefit to the state.
The Coos Bay News is Informed tha
Getchells cannery on the Ccquillc, vii
be run to it's fnll capacity this season
The cannery Will furnish the fishermen
with boats and nets, and will pay then
a stipulated price for the salmon. It j
theintention to run Is boats beside
seinas, when the season opens.
/ A correspondent at Washington
says the President ard the administers
ton are entirely opposed to all acqui-
sitlon of territory, whether of Mexico