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The Sluslaw. San Fhaxcisco, May 11. The temple of Liiuu comity are making siri-tnton ffurtt in secure a surrey this summer ( tli Sinslmf bay Mini bur. II ul the river and. lmtbor bi I become a law it Is possible, a survey would have been ordered by the rbii f of engineers, ns there wus u gcner.d fun I for euca pur. poiifg as thin. A preliminary survey, or wore 'strictly speaking, eximiimlinn, was m ule of this eutnnce lule IiihI full, but the repot therein was not submitted to Con gress before udjuurmntnt. Private letters reei-iv. d here from Eujjene se.ik of the i;r- At need of nn accurate survey of the buy ttiid clmunt'l, ha without this survey coasting vessels citmot eiiler the Siusluw river with out 1omh' their insnr nice. Au appeal hus been in i ld here to Prof. Dividson, io charge of the count nnd geo detio surveys on ibis rat!, to see if he linn not authority mid nn available appropriutioii to h ive this work done thin mi. inter. He state thai be hin neither. Some of thj ) o,)le interested in the iiu provouieut of this entrance hive asked if tli -re should be raised bf pri.ite MitlHcri tio'u n sum erjn d to the cn-c uf the hui vey, us (Htiill iti (1 by the government ei)",iueeiK, if coveriiineiit omViula at Washington would prob.ibly nider the Hiirvey. I'rol. Davidson thinks tlii is doubtful. Ill siys only iu ftiv instiiics his this been done, nud theu only wlier.r ike e as very special mid urgent teutons ihen lor, and wm-ii some member of the available foree were then idle,, which List tit leiihl is uoi the case lit th s time. Officials here, lusii i; their views on the preliminary survey inude iu 18SI, ure not in-j dint a t'i look w.tu great luvnr on tue mus. lnvr . Those interiged, however, mid who have watched the euiruiice every ye ir vines 1881, hold I hut the chi.nuel li.is somewhat chuiiKi'd, and thut now there is wuter Hiilli cient to flout good-siz.-d vessels. Jiegouiuu. Tliis space reserved for the NINTH STREET CASH STORE. QltKCONlju'lFIO Tj AM.ROaI) xi.y rorui.Ait nOUTK VEU ICTUi:K-SQUK4NiEa 2Q.i MILES SHORTER ! 20 HOURS LESS TIME I Arcnmtnoduiions unsurpassed, fr comfort nnd Safety ! Fares and Freights ui.'CH I.Khs tlimi by any other route la-tween all points in Willamette Valley and Sun K. anm-isi, DAILY PASSEXGEK TUAIXS ' (Except Sundays) Lv Ysnuina f.:20 a m, ILv Albany 12:40 p in, Ar Corvallia 10:38 a ui, Ar 'nrvallis 1:22 p in, Ar Alliany 11:20 a in. Ar Ysipiinu 6AS ni. O. and O, train nonneet at Albany ai d Cnr vallis. Fares laitive n INirvalli and dllm rihI Sun Francisco, Rail and Cabin. $14; li.il and Straj:e, t'J.OO. C. t). HOGUB, VM. M. IIOAG, Acting U. F. & P Aft General .Manager. In Memoriam. At ft rejnhr mei tiiiK of Springfield Lodye No 70 IOOF, held on May 7lh, 1H87, the following resolution! were unanimously udontcii: Wukukas, Iu divine wianVn our esteemed fri -nd and brolh-r 11 W Spr.iue has been removed from our midst by the relentless bund of death and bus been culled to try the realities of the unseen future mil although wciu our shortsightedness ure unable to nn-dor-kin J why lu sh mid be tikeu ill the prime of life yet we realizs that lw who nil eth the universe mid boldeth the earth us III the hollow of his h tud kuoweth wh.it is for the welbire of all his ureutures, therefore, ye b jw in humble submission to the divine till. Realizing that with our depart d brother what is our loss is his inttni e gniu and ihut be bus received that welcome pluiidit, "well done, fnituful si rvutit, come up higher. We teulixe thit in the death of Brother 8prngue our Lodge has lost an honored tuemlier, anil our community an exemplary Chiisiiau citi is mi. 'I'u oro J.Vsoicif, Tbat.nnr hill be draped iu mourning for sixty "days and that tnemtars of our lodge wear the usuul badge of mourn ing. Urlid, Thut Rpriugfield Lodge No 70, IOOF, tender their sincere sj mp ithy to the family of the depirted bictier iu this their hour of ami nfUiution. fcaoli'td, Tuat a copy of these resolu tions be eeiit to the family of Ibu dicead, also to the oonnty iiaia-m for publicatiou. and that .these resolutions bt spread ou the minutes of the Lodge. Albiht Waiseb 1 T. O. MawrLL Com. William Laird j Albbt Walub, H. O L. 8. Ooidos, Ree Beo. As Albani Kkoldsi. Every duy k large, powerful wan, six feet high, weighing IHJ pouuda, with long baif uud whiKkein th. t nlmost cover bm face, wauders into the woods along the likes uesr Albany, khjb the Herald, iie is Johu Kwiug, and is 6 1 years old. lie came from Kuiaaa in Mulch, INbo, snd for the past thr ie mouths bus oc cupied hi seiduded habitation, a reclose. He goes . about bareheaded, barefooted, nd in r (J. ud lives tspon what berries uud shrubs he fau flud, ooeaxionally repleuishiug hislanler with tisb, which he eats raw Ewing is Blrong and hearty, and iiBiidto be biding from tho world, because ue wan nufortuuute j eurs ago in a love aff. ir. Oregon Development Co. Fint'ulas htemihii line between. YAQUINA AND SAN FRANCISCO. I'onneetim; st Vaqiiina with the traiiii of thuUieon I'aeirlu Kuiliad Comp uiy. FlloM YAQI'IMA. Wi'.lainette Valley, Pumrdav, May 21. Kaxtern Or :''i. Tuesday. May 'il. Willaiuet1-) Vallev, Saturlaf, ,lui.e4. E wV-rn Orwn, Satunlay June 11. ' Willamette Valley, Thin lay. dime 10. 1 K ixirrn Oreenn, Fiidny, .Im.e24. Willamette Valley, Ttieiulsy, Jeiie 2R, Eastern Oregmi, Wednesday, July 6. ranJI HAM fHANCtscn. Willnmette Vslley, Monday May ICth. K in tern OreL'"ii. Tuesday, May 24. WillaiueltH Valle.i, Saturday, May 28. Kasteni Drepin. Sunday, June 5. W i.lamette Vnllev, Thuiulay, June 9. Eastern ire;in, Friday, J ivm 17. Willauiette Valley, TneMlav, June 21. Ei'Meru Ores-oil, We Inesday, Jun 2U The ('mpany reserves the nuht to charge Riliiuf day-. S. II. TOUY. (Jen. F. & P. At,, 304 Montgomery Si., S.F. Lumber. ....TiEES ... Coburg Saw III Is running and will run all Summer. Hills filled at short notice. James C. Goodale Troprietor. Ordem nib be left for the Ci.bi rg w mill at the store uf MuCluuit Jt Johnson. hi Assorted Slock -OF- Groceries, Crockery, Wood and Willow Ware, At prices to suit all GOLDSMITH'S Tin: ;koci:k. CRAIN BROS. Ilrinif y"nr riHliice to (nldsmith't and te iniiiiey lur it. Eye, Ear, Kectal and Nervous Diseases. Dr. J. B. pTl KINGTON, 'Surgeon Occilist and Specilist. . above, liads his Inrlih improved hy travel. in, ami luiw hiiiioinier" thut he will nmtiuiie his iiMiiithly vii-iu io the Upper WilUuiettu fur a Veur to mime. Will meet KitieiiN at St I'hniles 1 Intel, Kn '4eue, from 3 i. m. tVt'tliM-Hil;!)', Io i. . III. TIUII'MlHy. iniliiriliutely liillnwilu the hrt Moiuhiv if eaeh umiith. Have ever nil" humlreil eurei to refer to, ami as wimples tiv the fnlluwiu: ' It F lininl, Irviief, .vei Irmn lllindliess. Ju. i Cherry, Alliany, foundry man, rentnred flin Hlinilneiv. ' U A linuipy, Eq, F PelTenlwcker, ll.irri hiirg, I W Ittmil, Irvinn, M E Jiulkiiis, Jmi eiie, fecial iliaeuea. Have a lartte unmix r uf caes of Fibs, I'htrs, Fi.uiva nnl Fistula, either cnri'd or uettini! well after years of unavailinK treat ment with uuttilig operations have tailed. Address, Dii. J. B. PILKINliTON, 1'iirtluud, Oregon. NAIL DRIVER, The celebrated liisli-'Jied STILLIOM OWNERS, MAIIAIFV, CAN HE lo iuil atJnlm lSUiait' KUhle in En keiieou I'ri.lny and Sutnrhy of each week, eomineueinu April !2d and at Cnltatie Ornye tlie TliesdaV sad Wnluenilay of each Week thereafter. ' Terms. SKI, $15, $J0. J'Kl )1G 1J1CE--JS ail Ihiver was tailed Mav R, 18K;t, I eiuhl f hsuOs ami weilm mer IU00 IU, bh ck and in eifeet health. He is out of Amamla WhitUniore: i.hehy tintla 1'ercha, he by Cleaver; he by Old KihYman; grand dam WebtiK't 1)'1I hy lidleiiien nut of Kentucky Doll. Nail Driver ired by Anvil; he was Kriessou, iiiiihoL'iiny hiy, standing- lli hands hiiih and w.i'dis 1300 nminlii. He sired by Clay's Meiiihliuo I'hief, out of the tnittini! inure M rs. Caudle; Clay's Meinhrinn I'hief was streil by Meiiiliiiuo I'symaster, who was by Memhiiuo, nut of a mare liy I'aymiixtor M nihrii n Was sired by I.nported Messenger. He was the niie of Ahilaliah, and the (.'rami I e l')slike'B Hamhletoiiiaii, as well as Alein l.ihi'i Chief. The dam of the latter was a hrown muie, a celebrated roadster and fane in breeder, sired hv a (jrny horse, inn of Iinporteil Messenger, that stood in Diithes county, N. V. Erii-sann trotted one mile in 1A st four vrars old, with seven davi training, Iu Mav, ami In Octnls-r of the same year, 1800, he made th best four year old time on rwnnl. 2.84A. i-JUA and 2:32. An.il was foaled May IMtti. 1871, bred h K 11 Iwa of Fsyetle ismnty, Kentucky, sired by Ericsson, he by Clay's old Memhi inn Chief; fiistiUm by Hill I'sylor. bv Ben Bolt, be by JJoiiuphon, he by Donaphmi, be hy Davy Croekett, by lienor son, by Pi.t Pilot, second by Mess, nger Boy. B.J.T11ACY. Lkxikomn. Kt., March 11th, 1874. I hereby ceitify that the above pedigree is correct as I bred the colu ' .'.,. . E II. LEWI3. '"WA, DEALERS Mntrhrk and Musical instruments, Toys, Notions, etc B A CON'S H AMBLETONI AN. miU8 HIGH ltREI) STALLION WILL X stand at Stkwaht's Stablk. Euuene, the romimf season. He is a niro foul getter. I will also stand THH MOUNTAIN BOY At the same place. He Is 7 years old and wel.hs little o.er 1,5K) ls, and isnne of the bet foal (fetters iu the State of Oregon, Has Hue Issly. and is of spleinlid toek, Trices to suit the times, THOROUGHBRED JACK. I WILL A1.ST STAND ATHTEWAIVS Ststdednriiis- the coininir season a tboronh I'n d Jack, lis is t iiarahte.d t Iw a sure foal l-etU r. He was rai-ed iu Washiiivton Terri torv, and was sin-d by a pit a bnHirted Ken tucky Jack; hit il.iui waaaii iuiHiited Kentucky .leliliv. Twn of cdts are on exhibition at theslable. Call and see tliein. Terms made kn iwn nn application. JAMES BATES. O.F. HYD il I D r i Mi FENCE, Improved Combination, Tatented May 22, 1883. Nm 277.B77. Wir and Picket Farm Fcnca and Hachlno for its Uiitifctu e. The Cheapest and Most Perfect Fenoe In Use. P'g Tight, Horse High, Cattle Strong; STEEL & WOOD WTERWOVEN. We use from six to eiijht wires Interwoven solidly, with from forty bi foity five Unlit wisnIi'H slats to the rod, thus producing a fence that will hold all stock, from the smallest pif to the lurueat lataat. It Is the most durable fenr mails, as the sluts are In a vertical position, clear of the ground. There are no barlw to cut or maim stink or tear the wool from your sheep. It is as visible to ths eye as a Ismnl fence and ten thnceasatisnif. It will stand a side pressure ol from 12,000 to 13,000 suiiids. It is woven or manufactured on ths p. sits. One man and hoy can ladld from 40 to dO rials in a day. Farmer! can build their own f -lice and Use mat-iisl that would otherwise lis losi or used as fuel, and thus suve from C100 to I50 pel mile. We can ref r to thousand of farmers in Kansas, Iowa and Missouri who are usbitf nur fence. . We feel tfieat pleasure in preseutinij this fence tu the tanners of lan County, till Inv as it ilia's a want b-nir felt. Being ptacti csl farmers we know what we say, FHi-in fnl Pittolnot Ul :Mm Bold. Fcr further parliculais apply to . J. 1. KWEET, ' F.iiKene City, Oregon. AGENTS i Junction .1). O. Buci. (fM nipli fence on Exhibition.) Irvhur.." A. Iwkd A Bon. Farm aud 1'recinct I!ii;ht Oro, M. Millir, Euoinb Citt. U K. l.AKIN, General Ageut, Euko.