Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-13
STATE NEWS

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The ANIMAL co11ty institute oOn-
5ucted On the plan Z . Normal, will
de he'd in Albany. beginning July l3,
1sG'7. and eontinuinz for two weeks
Friday Right TIE Dslles Conmis-
sion COMPANY shipped q car Of peach
plums from The DzIles to CleTelsnd,
o, and Saturday night started car
% Milwaukee.
CroDk county Authorities last week
punished q man with heavy fine for
driving sheep oTer 4 grade west Of
Prineyille; then compelled him to go
and clear the grade.
Last "Wednesday. c. W. Washburne,
OF Junction City, discovered that
about 70 Of his stock hogs had been
stolen. The hogs we're gentle, and
were driven Of b. the thief.
The infant grandchild Of Henry
Page,of Slab Creek. .TillamOok county,
was drUwned 10 the creek last week.
1t had wandered away in play, and
was dead and floating when found.
There seems TO be plenty Of money
in circulation around Sumpter. The
receipts Of a SALON there on July 5
were s1OlO for cigars and liquor alone.
The gambling receipts are not known.
DR.. SveusOn. Of North YamhiH, is
no more. He grew tired Of his name
and had it legally changed tn Barton
few weeks ago. Quite handy ar
rangement surely.-Yamhill indie
pendent.
A sad death occurred Wednesday
evening at the home Of L. II. Cart
right, opposite Harrisburg. Cart
rights little boy, aged about 2 years.
was playing with a small bolt, and iu
some way the bolt slipped down his
throat and the child strangled to
death before midical assistance could
be secured.
The Eugene Guard says that hop
vines are looking spleDdidly, but
more lice are reported than ever be
fore known. Spraying has commenced
in earnest. 1t is feared that those
who do not spray will be unable to
raise a crop.
Ia broad daylight at SusanyilIe,
a Chinaman was gagged and robbed
Of large sum Of money and a guam
ity Of gold dust. The robbers did the
deed without even a mask on. The
Chinaman was able TO get free from
the gag and gave an alarm. A posse
are In pursuit.
Upwards Of 5000 worth Of old rec
1rd books, receipt books, journals,
edgers and various other kinds Of
books Of the old Oregon Pacific Rail-
-oad Company were burned Wednes-
lay, in Corvallis. All the company
looks that were considsred Of value |
we're stored at the court house.
The Independence and Dallas
aopgrowers' Association have agreed |
o pay 30 cents a box for picking.
The Dayton Association will pay 30
ents box, or go cents per 100. The
Association has not yet |
greed; some want to pay 80 cents
md others 60 cents per 100.
w. 5. Byers, Of the PendletOn -four !
ng mills, entered into a contract to |
Ieliver 1900 barrels OF flour for ship !
nent to japan. He had the option /
f furnishing 25 600 barrels more, but
S it was required earlier than this
nill could turn it out, he had to re-
use the order.