The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-11-20
State and Territorial.

Valuable coal mines are now being dew l.
oped on the Cowliez by several Pprclan i-t
An exp.rin ,nt.l shut in new oil region
OF Wyo ming territory, sruk on.y fittee
feet, yields SIX b.rr.s of oil in twenty -tour
hours.
Charles Crocker of the c. P. r. K. ha
givan S3l ,0Jo to ,lefray the est of the new
builiing for the boys all gir.s All Soci.t,
of S N francisco.
A Prinevi!e, Crook county. exchan<,
says: Bl sckies n IS ma le it, appearance
among the young cattle In that part :" the
country, in is liabe TO cause grea. .oss t"
stockmen.
Yakim4 Republican: This var Garfield
county pro lnces nearly 2.000, 0oJ bushels Of
grain for export At present about 2GOO
tons of wheat are stored nn Suake river
awaiting shi .nnent.
Cheney Seutin Il: \ discovery OF a natrtr-
al gas We'll was at netr ) S'tn IL i s,nnr
time since by p.rties iri4. h ere, VS. .esseI
by them with Ii shtel much 1t iinic, /
and male fame
Some villain elites..l the BAR of j. {
Du eet, at Me tfotd, f W days ago. .u.t
Poisoned ive head of hnrs.s, val rd at
$1,000. The Z is no cue to the ira
but is supp se to be Il party with hom
Mr.. Du, ket has hal trouble.
S S,ne lie. of the YOU n. .nf hu<in"ss do1t
in Cnlf.x ctl be : lnel ron I'll ct t..a
the Second n lblnIi B ,nA Il. this ciy
during the m,nth u D:air:c, htll.t nter
$3.50, 000 in ex:hln .e-t, t,nn,ntr.
Tae best tim. t. pruns craze vines is as
sooa al . SSH ait + l'aves have fa len. If
left unit! sp:il5 ii is NJ to b; tn late le
FIRE it is .tten le %, all th-re is VS.
some loss Of risor in v,n,s encuml.e .e:et =
Jag SEX er,tl months with IL large nI;t,s #
useless wood.
Mr.. j. &. Wallace, of Cnttage Grove, lefa
at this off :e rnurs lay d re .pp-r p d
that measured u nch IS long b, y incues
i'll circumference. IL is as h sulsn.n= Il >I,ec-
linen as any e"nntry c"ull sh"w aud proves
what Lame county cli.nlee I'll | s"ii IL do Il.
Il peppary wty.-t1alrl.
A Yaniill 'ulty exc1ange sty Non
gnii IN ph sn5s are rep r6e in vtri us
p .rts of the valley. fhsv are sal to b. So
tame as to come into farm yards ami feel
with the chickens. They viii nave tn b.
come less cou lin : W ZEN the protection OF
the law is removed, or they will staul ID
poor show.
We dear, from NJ. w. H Spauch. who
lives in the mort. enl OF Line county, that
h e r.ised from two int assured acres of river
bottom lau,l, l35 s,u>i.eis "f cnrn 67i
bushels per acre. co i.ttiug two cubic feet of
read that cor, c,nnot he raised iii this p,r
tion "f OREGON. 1t is mist Ike, as the
above reati y ,.rnve,.-Ghar,l.
= 1t is an assurl fa that the nara,
gauge Railroad e built Il Du': lee to
Portland, al | u a.'ln5 rle! ny dty l. j.,
1886. THIS W.. put DALLAS by " y nf the
narrow gai :. Ii les, as nelr P,rt.tIl 5 H.
Mnuville /, n,w by the Vest Slle. tad
will put Sneril,n FIVE miles ne4r-r Pnrta ID
than McMinavie is, AMI l. lflyette wi lie
twenty miles nearer.-Re ,ister.
Dayton Chronicle: On the fist day of No
vember there WAS store.l IN the wareh"us-
at the dep &c and mills 437.775 bushes of
raised S2OJ bushels of grain on $50 cres of
land 4S32 Isilrs If wheat on I0f ,s;res of
sum ner tall,w; aal 6063 bu sh IS on HI
acres Tls difference between the ahovr
wheat on fall l'lo We stlbb ( is ...23l b is J.
on forty acres.
4 reporter O. the Was "a Sua Ia ey SIS
ed the locks 1t e C.,s Il les III. | Nn /
self Il. peul Is for It's l,'ultsi II n'sl 80
trely upoa the w"rks, snlethel wi il ire
few emp nyes af 5hs .. r I y. ca. Aon
thirty ,nen are a. wprl ra tie -"veru na-.t
e ,n5ra:t. uit Ia .l,Iu5 v, WIS tie, WI
he laid of unt, Fora .rr. l. l. ,,.n Is a.
OIL the tction # Congress wAe5 Ter tie. foroe
q that time viii ~ increased pr not
In oriler t. prevent, il possible, the lille
gal grabbing If pu,.i laais Com n sston-
S i,ar6s has inssrae5e tae rs is, RS OF pin-
lie lan,ls III receiver, If public III III Us Ia
put conspi ;apu,ly in their III e. u nnti
specifying a townshi;I hat IS been surv y !
ed. anil stating tlat tn ii nf survey il
be ilei II lay named IN th o i.e. ich
shall not b. less than ir5y days ir,,m
date of such NOS ice, ani that nn and If, +
such lay tpt'lic .tious for the entry "f lau,ls
in such township will be received. i
In Eastern Oregon, stock nen are he in
ming to realize more each year he necessi
of m king REVISION fur the care OF Sto15;
during the wi tier mo this As the country
has becp ne sett Il l., 5ie rsn e, nave h,.,,..
b.si,ies, the nu 4,bsr pt stock
constant y lncretsI g, So tnat III III ny iocs
itles there is little lett Tor th cattle ia fee
upon during the winter. Fnls, III Goa )
will necesllta the CUTTING an curing
hay to feed stock during The wiater mon a