Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-06-26
STATE NEWS.


lness.
Ono wool dealer in Baker City re-
Diyod over $4,000 pounds of wool In
+ 10 days this week.
Tho Dallas wooden mill has been
psed. and will be operated by JOS.
4baw Of Oregon City.
The report from Myrtle Creek, OF
j Black Republican mine, Is that
rock ASSAYS from S. to 81. 40 per
bn.
The Hold River s. Oregon Fruit
+ uion have shipped nearly 1900
,ates of strawberries up TO the first
the week.
, prandsgrange picnic will be held
Alrea ON July Fourth. Many Of
e most prominent grange speakers
lll be present.
People not posted in the fishing
nSness can estimate the value by
,e catch of one day turned in to the
nnery men at Astoria. II amount
TO $4,000 in cash value.
Independence and Falls City have
opes of being connected by railroad
the near future. A movement Is
n foot TO build Il railroad. The dis
lnce Is II miles.
III The grasshOpper is making his APP
beannce by the million In Wasco
county. II the dry weather con-
{ nues they may do considerable
Manage to grain fields.
Judge Bellinger OF Portland, has
+ Iranted Pool and Case, the alleged
II Douglas county train robbers new
rial. He found the verdict was not
nStiiied, and thinks that the tempt
!. ng $1,000 reward was responsible for
heir conviction.
The Oregon state campmeeting OF
he Methodist Episcopal church will
held at Candy, Or, from July IA tC
Inclusive. The grounds will be in
lOsed by barb wire fence, and an
admission Of 10 cents charged. Tick
Is for the entire campmeeting, S..
BILLY" Hills and partner arrived II
Eugene Tuesday from Big prairie
Flth a pack OF furs, the result OF {
eason's hunt in that vicinity. They
'old over $50 worth of small skins
lesldes having seven black bear skins
mich are worth from s. TO $40 apiece
Thomas Thompson, deputy state
e eIerlnarlan, has killed 2e7 horses on
De range In Umatilla county which
ere aliiicted with mango, and he will
III more unless owners takes steps tC
ieVent them from coming in contact
''h other animals and also TO cure
he disease.
county clerk Kelsay, OF Wasco
ounty, has gone into fruit growing
y an extensive scale on his farm
'iies irom The Dalles. He has 7,4OC
lees' nearly all winter apples, which
= now Two years old. This year he
- three acres Of peas which have
ecu picked and marketed. Eight
1ies OF string beans, two acres Of
'naIoes and some twenty acres ol
',a'oeS lie expectsto ship. 30 ton.
vans TO eastern points soon.
Ais, }. ii. Mosier, of The Dallei
'.s ireak OF nature in the shape oi
All win TWO mouths. The calf Il
nec'iy formed in all parts except
nat II has two mouths. The uppel
\" s VI Tue head is perfectly natura
'su Que mouth where IL should b.
- a supplementary mouth under
a'., - II mas perfectly developed
a'n On TOP through which IL take
~. ~ lood. In the lower one IL has
Teeth. NC anu (" iuii sc
~ No, SSoseourg man writing TO the ore
,a,lningSJournal says: "The mel
nm s on the copper proposition
'o,e Instance east from here wer
0ns, snan surprised, last week, wheI
ssa an open cut some afteen fee
~, n " uncover a solid vein OF or,
,non aoolt seven feet In width
ca a',a examination it was rich ia
~, - s, s0ld and silver, A shaft viii b
n. ~ alongside the ledge a distance .
M ,ns 49, 'nen the vein win be cross
Ie'n. u !, 4 tunnel run to tap the othe
.,ls. y snere apparently being thre
D' On the surface"