The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, February 07, 1873, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextALBANY REGISTER. 8 BUSINH8X CARDS. A. C. L A Y T O X , DEALKH IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc., ALBANY. OREGON. WILL STRIVE TO KEEP THE I'.EST a uuixU in ni)i line, and mH iU the lasts waiting rates. OuOumteeme, lwT At Mili IlrM& itNvillc, KIRK, HUME & CO., AKK STILL BELLING my mm, mmim, BOO IS, SHOES, IIAItDWAUK, UKociotiKN, xonioxs, EH'., ETC., ot which they keen on hand a full stock, and arc ab.e to sell lit IwwcNt rates, as usual, for 4'mIi or Produce. Wiilusobcieiletoimv ami sell Oruins iif all kinds, or attend 'to sioring or for warding It at their Warehouse in Ilnlscy. (iiveusairial KiliK, III ME & CO. iTw. BAM5WIX, Attorney and Counselor nt Law, WILL PBACTIOK IX A Til K Courts Vl ill tlx? id, 81 "' 4th Judicial Dis tricts, in the S'lnreme Court of Oregon, mill In the U.R Dtatrlot and Circuit Courts. OKFK'K -In Parrlsh brick, (up stairs!, in office beenptcl W the late X. H. Cmnnr, First street, AH any, Oregon. tolSvft .!. :t. simnu. MBTOJS'.JX & WOLIII, Attorneys " Cotiimrlor t Inw, i ( HAVl'l-i I!S IX Cil ANCER V AX I) PROC tors In a liiiiniliv. OMoe over the old post ortiec, Front rtreet, I'oHlaiul, Oregon. Iv4 J. t, 1MWELL. L. FLINK. POWELL & FLIXX, Attorney nnd Counselora at Uiw, i XI) SOLICITORS IX CHANCERY L. A Flinn notary pnbttol, AHwny. Oregon. Collections and conveyances promptly iit- tended to. I w. s. .boxes, ml ., HOMEOPATHIC PHTTSI3IAN. AMIASY, ORKUOX. ltivl U. K.JoNKS. J. LIMShY HILL. JOSiKS A mix, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, ALII AN" V, OREOOS. OEKICE SOCTH SIDE FIRST STRKKT, uivstnirs. in J. tt. Reach's stoie-hoiise. 37v4 I. YT. II AHKIS, B. ., Puyaiciun and Surgeon, ALBANY, OREUOX. FFH.'K OVER TCRRELL'S sTOBK, J First street. Residence-Tnird-st., one door wesi ot Mel ho list church. 37-4 DENTISTRY. Ut O. W. (a HAY, D. U. N., HOES ALL WORK IN THE lineot Ills nrotesslou in tile Ijie . H-ntwvlmm appme- .-.! mctho.l. An.i..ciiti.tw,t-n.nl nseil for the iialiucssexl motion of 1eelh.il' desired. I'nrticu.iit aiieiinoii kivou i"v .-.-latlon ot Children'- teeth. Dental eonsulia; Ions and eMnilnations ntKK. Charges moderate. Satlsthetton guaranteed In everyrtWB. ellai hisofflcc and examine specimens of his workman- RloFFICE In tHrrteh Brick BUM, up stairs. i"-18v ' LEFF23L HVERSV Vtox-ltTVlacols SPIIKHICAL FLUMES, And UtfBCrnl Hill Mnrliinery. J. F. IIACKKNSTO, Agent, -,iv3 Alhttny, Oregon. N. s. Ill B..JH. w. II. M'n u.w'ii. . s. tn BOSS At CO., j I AVE ON HAND AXI) CONSTANTLY 5 1 recel . Uw a large ck ot Uroe-'ries aii'.l I'roviNlous. Wool and willow ware, tobacco, cigars, e(inftOtkmerj Yankee notion. 0t, etc., wholesale and relaii.al lowest rates. OpKWlte R. C. HIM Son's drug store. Albany, tlregon. :''Jv4 ALBAN Y RiHUi STOKE. ttttitMlNhf.. lu ItUM. E. A. Freelund, I DEALER IX EVERY VABIKTY OF I mis.vllanwns laipks, school liooks. blank ImioIis, stationery'. l!oiks Imported to order nt short notice. Aliiany, IHsO,S,W7, Tl k5ye! The Kiirt: T. L. iOLEN', 4piillttt mid Aurirtt Albany, Oregon. nit. tiOLDEN IS A ff f son of the noted S3-"Z'Vk. ,,t.l oM'halinlc doctor, .k&4-'1ij5' lias ha 1 V1P , vocrienec in treating "HflSy b - various diseases in which the evean I ir are anhjwd, and feels o'V'i'loi't of giving entire satlsluot .... to I bos,, who in iy Place themselves "ndcrhls .are. April is, i,.i. T. FOttTIKER, SQiedd, Oregon .Manufacturer of and dealer in I1ARXI3!!& S4DIM15 A ttoad Arllfle far it 'Hlr Pelcff. I'.iriicnlar attentjon nald to Rkimihimi. Shell, Sov.,7i:i-Sy Q.: rfPrf WATOHES-JEWELRY. PACIFIC WATCHES, M ANi'KACTCRED AND ADJCSTED esjieeially for the I'aeitio Coast by the NATIONAL ELGIN WATCH CO. of Elgin, Illinois, viz : Pacific, California and San Francisco WATCH, and wo moat confidently rcc oniinend theui to the pnbiic.as possessing more good unalitlcs for the price tliaiiniiv other watch In the murket. Wr also Keep all other brands of Klfrin. Wahhnm and Swiss Watches, Clocks, Jew elry, silver and l'lated Ware, Diamond Spectacles, all of which we oiler at the lowest possible prices. mis HKOS., ALBA-NY, On. Kr Rcnniring n specialty, and satistiie. tion guaranteed, l.iv.i NEWSPAl'ORIAL. THE Christian i Messenger IS A FIRST CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL. I Will be sent to any address, until Jan min is), li74,for TWO DOLLARS. Adlress, WELLS HRl'RY, Publisher, l'iml Monmouth, Oregon. MEDICINES. 'I'BY THE MOUNTAIN BALM COKU1 TJJU Ki:. V. H. PAllKEll, OF JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, HAS disco', ered n remedy, composed of t he Extract from Mountain lialm, which grows in Jackson County, and other Vegetable Ingredients, which lias enabled him to furnish the afflicted with u purely vegetable- a perfectly harmless. and yo! the .Most Pvwerltil Lung Remedy ever discovered. It Is giMsl for Coughs, Colds, Croup and Bronchitis, and is an Ague Preventive, BIimmI 1'iirlll r. In vlKomlur and Apiietlxer, and is noted for all Serious imd Bilious nils. Many letters might lie adduced to show what the medicine has done (if nec essary, but try a bottle, and it w ill recoin men 1 itself wherever introduced. For sulc at all AHmny Drugstores, and by all dealers in patent medicines. Prepared by W. II. PARKER, llimj Independence, Oregon. The slnn 'nrd remedy for ( ougliw In llueiisa, Thrttil, Wlmmiiin Omuh, Crimp, Llvr (XmplaM, Hi'' mhila, IVn i:n;i of th" Lunijx, and every affection of the Throat, Lnngs and Chest, including Cus- SIM1TION. WlNlar'a imiKam of Wild Cherry diMw not dry up a Cough, but loosens I' . ( causes the' lungs, ami allays Irrllatlon, bus r wnmt) iff row-of theeonmlnlnt. Xnne gctmlmj unhw signed I. Hl'Tftt. i";'c;iar I bv SiTIl W. roWM! H S N's, Bos ton. Sold by Rkoixiwin. Hcstktti k ft c.i., sati Fraiielsiw, and by dealers gen erallv. l"'V."iy MUlsKKV. Fruit Treen, 4riic Vlwet,e, npftK I XDKRSIOXED INVITKS THK A attention of the p dillc 10 lilsluixeantl complete stock of APPLE. PEAR. PI.IM. CIIKRRY and other trees. Also, (ill APE VI ES lust: In the Btatei Ornamental Ti-ees, Slirnbs, Plants. ',w rants. ti(Kiseiirrl s, Strawberries, Roses, DahifitsandBnlbi which villi he sold as 'ow as first-class si ock can be nffor le i Nov.iVlM J. A. MILLARD. OT Subscrlliers finding an X after their names are i n formed that thelrsubscrlpt Ion expires with I hat number, and they are In vited to renew It. Terms-W per annum, in advance; six months,?.!; three months, PACIFIC COAST HEWN. Two only of the 100 convicts in the Penitentiary are in the hospital, which shows hoiv disagreeable the latter place must be. This is from a Montana paper : We were nintisetl last Saturday at a tqimre Ijiiilt, husky nrtistin who. meeting this local, collared ami challenged us to a friendly contest of " collar and elbow." Accepting, we t first trip threw Iiim over our left shoulder into a snow bank. Like a cat, he lit on his feet and faced us again. We then rubbed all the skin off his shins with our No. 10 stogas ; no go. 5We folded h'nn to our bosom and cmhiaced him till his back-bone punched out his shirt si litis; we next took the grapevine twist on him until his left leg looked like a corkscrew and his ears touched each other on the lmck of his head but lie wouldn't lie down. Being in a hurry for dinner, we finally yanked him off the beautiful snow and threw him so far into the air that we bad to lie down on our hack to see him come down. He now claims to have thrown us. Mrs. Dnniways lecture at Salem last week on " Womanly Women and Wo manly Men." Is spoken highly of by the StateiitMn. General Giilem has been appointed to supercede Col. Wheaton in com mand of the troops to light I he Mo docs. The ship Davy Crockett made the voyage from New York to San Fran cisco recently in 100 days one of the shortest trips on record. Good hay sells for 20 per ton at Olympia, Any one who wears diamonds in Colorado is said to be salted. Twenty-seven newspapers are pub lished in Oregon. Citizens of the Goose Like country liave organized a company for home protection against Indian raids. At Olympia the revival in the M. E. Church continues with at, interest filial to that manifested at the first. A deep religious feeling is manifested throughout the town, giving promise ot very many converts. Religious feeling is manifwt at Se.it t'e, and there ate sighs of a revival. At Boise City there i complaint that a publie school cannot be support ed. The Seattle Coal Company are now mining and shipping 130 tons of coal ler day. The Jacksonville Time learns that squaws who live with white men in the Lake country are supposed to keep the Modous cognizant of every move ment of the troops. They call ton Indian Balm Oil at Forest Grove. W'asidos? ( 4 The body of a lawyer named Geo. W. Bailey of Martinez, Cal.. was dis covered oh .'i small rocky eminence on the San Jose Haul. Jan. 25th. in a sitting posture, the right hand grap pling a derringer pistol, the left bind ing an open knife, and a bullet hole in the right side of the head. It whs supposed that he committed suicide. llipe tomatoes were being gathered from the Vines at Sail Jose, Gil., lust week. Valentine day is near at liand. Portland l receiving an abundai t supply of smelt. Capt. Kelly, editor of the Jacksoit ville '' ', has rctiimetl from the seat nf the Modoc war, and ntstmieil bis editorial duties. John B. Brown and Frank Trimble are tlie names of the volunteers killed in (he lute battle. Two hundred and seventy ileitis and mortgages icre recorded in the Clerk's oltice in Jackson county during H72. All the cavalry horses at Fort II. A. Russell, Wyoming, tire down with the epizooty. Several have died. Some hoodlums at Olympia look down a Chinaman's sign a few nights ago and placed it on top ot a church. "Hon. dairies E. Jones," the lec turer, has reached Denver, where be lectured oil " Fools " to a slim, aud ience. A portion of the wall a'omid tlie residence f Brlgham Young, in Salt Uke City, has renfty been taken down. A young fellow nt Olympia who is very fond of jujube oaste. ate a iwtniil of the eompodfion used, tor. uwklpg roliei'f in, piintijig ouWv The distance from the Columbia river to Pen d'Oreille Iike has been ascertained by the surveys made by tlie Northern Pacific railroad engin eers, to be 207 miles. The Mormons have ward schools In Salt Lake City, but they are of a poor class, and tlie Territory is without any system of public Instruction. The epizootic is kavorting over Ne vada as speedily as it did over anv of the Eastern States. Business is at a standstill. Streets deserted and business at a standstill in Salt Lake City because of the horse epidemic. About twelve miles up GrapeCreek. a stream which enters the Arkansas irom the southwest, a little above Can yon City. Colorado, there is a moun tain of iron ore larger than ' the iron mountain of Missouri. It so nearly resembles that of the great Missouri mass that one can liardly lie disting uished from the other. It is better tliau that ot Lake Sti)erior. and would work more easily . It is what is known as magnetic ore. one of the best varie ties, although hematite also abounds all along the mountain base. It is coarsely granular, and in its fracture resembles cast iron. Four mountain peaks in Arizona are each 10.000 feet above the sen level. It has been demonstrated that most ot the agricultural land of Arizona is capableoi producing two crops a year, ot every kind of crop. Eighteen ships, thirty-two barks, Ave liarkentines and six schooners, in all sixty-one vessels, are now engaged in trade between ports on Pnget Sound and other ports on the Pacific coast. It is estimated that during the past year 240,000.000 feet of lumber have been shipped from Pnget Sound. John Brattan has been appointed Deputy Swamp Land Commissioner for Baker county. A bee tree cut in Yamhill countv the other day yielded 300 pounds of good honey. The Lebanon Academy is flourish ing. Dayton had twenty cases of measles la?t week. The girlR ontspell the boys at Lafay ette. Epizootic Is at Eugene, and meas les. On Thursday of last week snow fell at Eugene. A couple were married at Oakland last week, whose united ages were 142. The University at Salem has 280 students, the largest number ever had. Gen, Miller. Colonels Thompson and Bellinger arrived at Salem from the seat of the Modoc war last Saturday. A Salem paper complains that some of the juveniles u, tlie r public schools carry pistols. Too Iwd. The Rosebtirg Plaimltahr says the disease among horses doe not seem to he spreading and generally assumes tne lorm ol a severe distemper. A little child of Mr. Znmwait, of King's Valley, Benton county, fell into a kettle of boiling water on last Monday evening. The eccentric Baptist preacher. Rev. Joah Powell, Is dead. He came to Oregon in 152. The people about the Dalles are "lornlnst" any joint stock enterprises, since the failure of the Dalles Woolen Mill Company. A Lodge of Good Templars is be ing organized in Salt Lake. Morgan City, Utah, had nine cases of small-pox on the 1st. The Utah Northern Narrow Gunge railroad is completed to Logan, Cache county. Salt Like Citv I having the dullest time for general business known for three years. The railroad company's round house at Tonus. Nevada, was entirely con sumed by fire on the 1st in-t., and three engines burned. It required al most superhuman exertions to save the town. The taxed laud in Oregon amom ts to 3,2!)$,039 acres. The property ot Montana is valued at 10.247.21)5. Her Territorial tiebt is $147,205. John Antonio was fount I dend in his mom at the Constitution Hotel, San Francisco, on the 1st. The San Francisco Branch Mint In i January coined 000,000 worth of double eagle. There were 70 deaths in 'Friseo last week, George K. Davis, of San Francisco, lias been found guilty of murder in the second degree, and sentenced to Im prisonment for life. fwo-thirds of the Vancouver chll- ; dreu who attend school, go to private ; ones. ; San Francisco had a slight shock of earthquake on the 2tl. A dispatch from Bozrnian. Hontan. Feb. 2d, states that two mule drivers I lynched, at that place an old man named Trinlett. who killed a man about three mouths ago. and a yoiiuu man ntuuifd steamboat Bill, who killed Chinaman two days ago. Mrs. Riley has taken charge of tlie I Commercial Hotel at Salem, Jones & Patterson retiring. Laura D. Fair waa to speak at Stock ton this week. On the 30th ult snow drifts on tlie Union Pacific railroad in some places were sixteen feet high, and the weath er terribly cold. Three section hands I were frozen to death. j Poncha Valencia was to be hung on : tlie 31st tilt. The epizootic was bad as ever at ' Salt Lake City last week. ! Roads in Eastern Oregon are report j ed ''betther ash goofc" Rev. G. Curtis. f Union county. ; died week before last. Farms in Union, county are putting, ' on the toggery ot modern improve ment. ! Cove. Union county, Is to have a $2,000 church, open to all denomina i tious. Twenty-live percent more land will be planted this year in Union county, than last. E. 8. McComas. of J,a Grande, liav ing been in the newspaper avocation, denies wanting to be so more. At the late revival in the Methodist church at Salem. 120 persons joined, the majority of them being young men and women, ranging from twelve to fifteen years of age, also quite a num- liter of middle aged persons, says the , Statexnum. A firm at Walla Walla has invent ed a new-fangled wagon brake. Walla Walla firemen hanker after a new engine. The old one Is to be oold. The snow blockade of the mining canyons of Utah, was quite serious on the 3d. Wm. C. Campbell, of Salt Lake, a well known writer for the California ' press and lately employed on the Salt ; Lake Herald, (lied on tlie 2d hist. The hop crop of Puyallup valley was quite equal in value to the grain crop last year. j The minimum price for which the ! North Pacific Railroad company are selling their lands is (2 50 per acre. Earthquake shocks are of almost ! dally occurrence in the Puyallup val- ley. W. T. The last is said to have continued nine minutes. ! Tlie Chief of Police of Baltimore has j recently arrested George Ot Savage, of i San Francisco, for embezzlement ol j some $4,000 from tlie Singer Sewing i Machine Company. I Total rainfall this seasonal Los Angeles, Cal., Is nine inches. The thirty-fifth wheat vessel was loading at Vallejo, Cal., on tlie 3d Inst. A 1miivv alifudr nf oflrrrmiiaL'a uni ! m at Santa Clara, Cal.. on the 3d hist, j . , . , . - . tilt., two Mexicans quarreled and one stabbed the other to death. Company A., Oregon Volunteers, was mustered out of Service last Satur day at Jacksonville. Company B. was to be mustered out next day; Much indignation is felt at Jackson ville at the appointment of a Commis sion to treat with tlie Modoc-Indians. It is understood that hostlllttesare sus pended; until their arrival. There are only alioiit 30 or 40 men at Fort Klamatli to take etre ofthe In dlanst. Liquor sellers and Good' Templar at Oakland are having a brisk time. Wiley Chapman. ofSahim, has been appointed Collector ot Customs for Alaska. The resnlb ofa duck hunt by two little hoys near Sheridan the otlier day, was six shot dug from one of the boy's legs by a doctor. It is understood the Capital Commis sioners will organize at once, and push things. The lighthouse will he In active ser vice by the middle ot this mouth, it H thought. The Taylor street M. E. Church in Portland Is having a revival. Between 50 and 60 have been converted. Mrs. Carrie E. Young h lecturing In Southern Califbrnla. Eggs were 20 cents pei down In Portland ho-fc Saturday. The wody of a Chinese infant in a box was found near tlie water's edge at Portland last Saturday. Arresfs to the amount of 130 were made in Portlandt last month. Eugene City lias provided eight wa fer tanks for Are purposes. Tlie boys of Sin Francisco are terri ble imp, the paper ot that city are ftirnlshliig tlie testimony. The Comllis say that Rev. I. A. Ilaniia. tKwtintister, has enjoyed a mess of lettuce grown in his garden without eare-or culture. Last Friday afternoon the North and publibtSeliools, of Corvallis, met. and engaged, in a selling contest. After till the audience adjourned 'to the Methodl-d? chureh. wh.'m Win UrwelL n. I '...delivered a very iu- . .! . - U ! . . t . I icreimj lecture on xtwpintuou. A twio tmo chunk of gold i Raid to have lu'e.i found iii North, t4l. Juan,, by" a 'Jhiiiese gang.