The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-04-16
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Asteani pdnip has been purchased
for the waterworl;sn at Forest Grove.
The Oregon State Dairy Association
Withhold Hiieeting at Hillstpro, April
"a and rs.
Astearl ferry Is to be established
acroE@ Young's river, from Dagget's
Points to Oase'sAstoria.
W, f. Bowdoin will soon start the
Klamath Republican at Klamath Falls
and Captain 0. q. Applegate will belts
editor.
George Ray trapped bear ON Ken
tncky slough, in Coos county, last
week, and Tobin Cox captured a cub
near the same place.
Joseph J. Miller, of Montana, is In
Sherman county buying 2-year.old
steers. He is paying $40 forgood year
liDgs and Sis for good Q year-olds.
A number Of valuable dogs have beep
poisoned In The Dalles recently, and
the owners nre after the poisoner, who
has thus far escaped punishment.
The stmi.annual statement Of the
fnancisl condition Of Lima county on
April |, shows resources amounting to
$ls',sea 50, and liabilities OF IA, 900 IA.
Last Saturday Mrs. Kate Morrison,
who lived with her husband near Scio,
died very suddenly. She had been
troubled with neuralgia and rheumat.
ism for several yeais.
Mr. Charles N. Crittenion, the mil.
lionaire evangelist and founder Of the
Florence Critten,on homes for fallen
women, arrived 10 Baker City Thurs.
day and has begun series Of meet
ings.
Thchtation at IIillth0ro was entered
Wtdnesday ut nooo and the change
tl'et happened to I've in tbe drawer,
sD,ounliug to about "a, was taken. A
silver watch wa takeh ii the same
time
Thy will Of the ate Efiie J McDoll-
sd, Of McMinnvile. eontetnplatts 40
equal division Of the estate hetweeu
Rnher, MaDanali all w d MELON,
aid The estate will probably amount
to $4,000
County Clsrk Jacobs, Of jackson
punty, claims I" have fund n short
aye h the accounts ofex.Treasurer
Moore Of sl06 4S, The clerk has been
inftftcted to notify Moore to imbulbe
the county.
Dey0e, the Norman stallion, owned
by Huston Bros. for about IL years,
died several days ago at PlRinview,
after u trip Of several miles. He was
ona Of the most prominent horses In
the county.
The well known trotter, Dick
Flaherty, owned by Mr.. Eugene Lator.
est, died at the fair grounds near AL.
bsny a few days ago. Dick had
record of'clase to Pap and $500 was
once offered for him.
II. &. Kiger, Of Corvallis, says that
his expected crop of peaches for this
year has gone democratic. His trees
we're in biQqm when the late freeze
cafne, and of 5000 expected, only a
few bushels will By gathered.
Tbs Indians on the Umatilla reserv.
alton held . wake over Patawa and
Big Dick for three days, and had q big
The horses and personal effects
" s., N"sased have been divided up
~ -. ' Wv. >tbal customs,
A., >orRiseF Of Echo, 10
Mr., Perard, a shes. sI,aan ~ ,,,a
preparing to drive his ~ W.. 'sp
Cascades. The animals hs, w"
siiorn and the wool sold for 8 CENT :"
pound. The clip realized six tons
from 1900. MI average Of eight pounds
To the Aeees.
There IL move on foot among the
wheelmen Of Medtord and Jackson.
wills to again organize either IN both
places or join forces, aud see what can
be done regarding the establishment
Of q bicycle track between Msdford and
Jacksonville.
]. Creitwsll, o young son Of Press
CressWell, OF Heppner. recently swsl-
lowed, In a joking way, lot Of cam
phor, and not long after went into
violent commissions, 1t required the
services Of a physician to pull him
through alive.
The Goldendale Telephone Company
has submitted, through The Dalles
Commercial Club, u proposition to the
people Of The Dalles TO build tele-
phone line fion, Goldendale to The
Dalles, to be connected with the Con
don -Seufert system.
I,n.t Friday evening Mrs. Lee Hen.