The West Shore!
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VOL. 6 No. 2. iL 8nol. 'ubllthet, n ,
' '"" t. i ortland, Orogon, Fobrtmry, 1880.
Per Annum. )Mnrb ...
OUR SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
To induce our readers to make up
lubs for The West Snonn. ;..
addition to our regular premium list I
has a Sopomore class, a third year sci-1 about one mile above the thrMm7,7.
ent.Bc class, ami graduating normal handsome tOWn Til w3
cS for The Wes, Sohh, we, in 5 h!" fe3j2E? klSS
.w.vh. wj,mv amy graml, and calculated to have
j approbations, tuition-tces, and interest ! soothing ellec, on diseased mmds Th
I on a tunc! arisnm from the sale of lnill inir iftm hnMi mIi! 1 n
lands donated by Congress for Uni- expend 1 7 ffij
,vers.ty purposes. Its current remstcr with nlllhe mZL2m! 18 h.
- ... -wi, vuiiicuccs, 1 he
total number f patieuti
W present is of which
offer a few special premiums for the
month of March, only
This is an excellent opportunity to
umaui, nee 01 cnargc, ar
ticles of a highly orna
mental character for the
household and especially
valuable to lovers of flow
ers. The articles are all
of the very best qual
ity, beautifully finished,
and will be found appro
priate for almost any
home. For further par
ticulars, see page fit,
OUR ENGRAVINGS.
The M. E. Church at
Salem, Oregon, is, with
out a doubt, the handsom
est in this State. It is
built entirely of brick,
and cost about $35,000.
Rev li Dillon is the min
ister in charge at present.
The Territorial Uni
versity, at Seattle, W. T.,
is located on a beautiful
site of ten acres near the
centre of the city, and on
a sloping eminence over
looking the bay. The
main building, a large,
imposing, and well-built
structure, was erected in
1862, at a cost of $35,000.
On the grounds are situ
ated the President's resi
dence, and a large boarding-house
for young men.
From the beginning, in
1862, a Territorial school,
consisting of primary and
nigner grades, was car
'"ly seven are females.
Superintendent, J, l'hil.
J'P'. ' In charge pf the
lmtltutlon,ndhu i corps
of able assistants, consist
ing of one visiting phy.
llclwi, one inalion, lour
keepers, one night-watch-man
and one cook. m.
mediately above the Asy
htm, ami seen to the lelt
In the engraving, is the
British Columbia Peni
tentiary, also completed
in 1N78, hut which, we
arc happy to my nM hut
84 convicts. These, how
ever, are compelled to
make themselves gener
ally useful in clearing
land.farming.hlncksniilh
ing, etc., etc.
M. E. CHURCH, SALEM, OREGON. From a pi ly K A. Smith.
The Cascade mount -ains,
north of the Coliini-
ia ri v or. Washington
Territory, have been hut
little prospected as yet,
hut enough is known to
Induce the belief thai in a
year or two the best nav-
Ins mines on the coast
will he developed. Sev
eral organized companies
are now at work dew I
oping as many qyartl
Itdgea, mid they think
they have already found
enough to insure sun aa,
The great canal com
menced at tlu S ft II I li
Fork of the Snake, thirty
ried on with varying , , .. ' "'k of the Snake, thirty
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success until January, 1877, when from "nows ic - vc i-agio nock, l.laho, will
1 1 cc a 1 Yu i wn. 1 and forty students. redeem 625 s(unre miles of agricultu-
lack of funds, and other reasons, it was .!...) 1...1. "
. ... A , f " v.mi mini.
re- The riovincial insane ;viiimi 01
Columbia, an engraving of clling match one man spelled
closed. In Seotembcr. 1877. it was
organized. Iwithout a primary depart- British
o , 1 f 1
. - 1 " .1 . tUn T'rnti.
mcni; ami since 1
dency of Prof. A
irrowii ami nrosncrcd till now, when
ut a primary depart- Hi itisn ioiumoia, an engraving 01 K """ "ic man .p
then, under the Prcsi-' which will he found on page J&ll loca- " pannip" and got beet.
i. J. Anderson, it has ted in the midst of a beautiful park on ( Faying the pipe r"aluling
crcd till now, when it the north bank of the Frascr river, plumber's hill.
tha
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