The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
The bohemia Mines.

some remarkably fine specimens Of gold
bearing ore from his mines in the Bohe-
mia district. One small piece, which
was from a surface cropping, was fairly
covered with gold, while another piece
taken from the ledge showed great
many colors, and contained large
amount OF galena ore
Mr. Hawiey saye all the Iuines N that
region are turning out we'll. There are
n number OF i've at d ten stamp mills in
there, and they remove the free milling
ore. The conctn rates are hauled ca Cot
tage Grove Ivy team, then shipp ! bv
IRE ght to Tacoma to smelte-. Tai -
expensive, but Hitsr paying the charlc-
OF sacklng, hAnlInR, freight and milling,
the Nn+re et about $40 atom from thei
co eenttales - t"gistet.
HUMPHREY IN EXtLR. Deputy Un.tet
states Marrhal George Humphrey has
spent 65 days and nights on the wrecked
steamers Gamecock and StsRfound,
which are beached on the East Side,
above the Portland houridg mil.s. rhe
court will probably order some DISPOSE
tioa made of these wrecks early next
month, but il sold they will have To De
advertised. So Humphrey is not likely
to be relieved for come time.-O-egon-
ian.
Webloot is hinrelf again.
Nov. has been set for the fall races
at PTiueville.
The Telegram rays orbett's election
seems assured
Hops are raising,as anticipated by the
Democrat some time ago and are now
IL 2iscents.
Tomlinson & Dabru uille, of this city, in
connection With their business are msn.
n'actur!ng cArTiag- tops, new industry
in Albany.
THE faculty OF the socalled rnuso iiat-
ed unlVersi's ~ Port and has h+en elect.
ed with c Il. Thohurn r~...' iis OF Ia
coma university as eiIanc-s5,r.
TIE woman suiffage q ,.>tion wall he
voted on IN the coming ei-,-tlon IN Wash
ineton state live cam aisn Is being
waged "n m subject
A horse from the country ran away at
the depo; this noon, tearing its sell from
the buggy which il leit back oi the
motor house, Snd fleeing for home,
Parties going EAST a, the re iucrd "a =
will i1Svr Ia leave Portland not lar
than SASur iAy .iIernona he 2iih, when
the rates MI ~ raised all along the inc
Tie Sa f,ir opened TO-DAY. The
Southern fscItic have decided to make
the extremely low rate of one fare for
the round trip september - TO 80, from
any point in Oregon on th'ir linee.
Liam county this year is resting on i,s
laurel= obtsined last year. IL will uake
no exhibit Any~ here. HoR can il after
al. without MIR. c W. Waits, now Of
Dawson, who rus,led so well in getting
up lass years prize 'Aker.
The republicans OF Washington yester-
dat nominated W. l.. Jones, OF North /
IAkima, and r. " Cashman. of Ia /
coma as representatives and Mars A
Fullerton. OF ColiAx. AMI T. J And~rs. /
Of WaliA NailA. a. supreme judges
J. VI Nolan OF Corvallis, has again /
secured the contract :or furnishing the /
suits Tor tue o. A G. students. lie hss ]
obtained the contract every year for 4
many years, and has always given sAtis-
faction.
DR. Hill, of this city, vas called tn /
= young man named Frank BroEn who /
had been injured by the accidental dis |
charge OF his gun, the shot taking etIrc.
10 one OF his arms.
Judge Hanna has decided that the /
Southern PscIfic's road BED in Jackson /
county should De aasessei at $i.5O0 /
mile. The assessor thought sic 600 WAs /
right, and the company appealed from |
"a a -. ia
have secured a decision in tLe.r favor.
Ex-MarshAl John Scrafford, OF CosvaI.
is, has had the present Marshal, Mr..
Beach arrested for assault aud battery.
Be Ich arrested Serafford while intoxicAt-
I'd and in doing so used him pretty |
which he claims xAs necessary, /
hence this arrest.
The DENocRAT is under obligations to |
NT. Frank Kitchen for several Hawaiian 1
spers OF as late date as September 10. |
Several items indicate that the soldiers 1
HaTe Ueya causing depredatious stealing |
rom the Chinese ga'd-ns. The affairs /
0i the islands seen to be unchanged.
The services a, the sisie capitol has |
been enhanced bs the emp.oy ment Of c. |
p. DAvis, = pleasant young man from 4
Eugene. who val have charge of the pas /
senger elevator during the coming sss-
sion OF the Ortgon legislature. A per-
man at this post would be thc7- |
Ough.y appreciated by the state officers |
and public at large --Stalesman.
CIV. Soule, who came here two weeks |
ago from Waseca. Minnesota, last week |
bought from Mrs Me. Rucker at La |
comb, two farms consisting OF 227 acres |
Of as fine land as is in the Lacomb neigh |
bOrhood the consideration being 5000. |
Mr. Soule left for his former home Mon |
iav evening. where he goes to bring out !
his family and also his son and family
Lebanon Criterion.
The Nkagway Alaskan says as Welch
OF Portlsnd. Or arrived from the kl"n-
dixie, where has b-en for the past year.
tie brought out over 5000 as q result o
last year work lie lei. on the steamer
last nigh, for his home in Oregon. lie
say> the Klon like rs the richest mining
country IN The world, and that any one
willing to work and endure the hard
ships OF the country can make reason
able fortune in year or two. He will
return for the winters operation