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IV.U.UV KOAIIS.
Next (o fencing and building, no
thing adds no much to tho real value
of farms as good wagon roads Xow
Hint (he country is being ojicncd up
by railroads, It becomes important to
tho furinor to liuvo a passable road
on wlili-Ii lio can transport his stir
plus produce to market. Heretofore
luring tho winter months Micro lias
lioon hut lltllo work dono on tho
funiw, utiil as u natural oiiscepionoe'
tlio productive Industry of thu agri
cultural population has hecu at a
Maiid-Mtill in the winter, and In fact
:i large' portion of the producers have
hocoine consumers during such pe
riod. This has been the rea.-on why
wheat and other farm produce have
not heen raised as cheaply In tliN
country as In others When the far
mer can only carry on operations du
ring one hair of the year, he mii-t
receive a compensation Tor the six
iiiouths he lahors thai will enahle
him to live through tlio -I.v mouths
of suspension ; and ll' the price of
grain will not presold a margin of
profit Milllcleut (o porinil this, he, as
i mailer of ucccslly, must itilt
grain-growing. I'lidcr (he pro-
existing ciiiiillllou oi mo wagon
roads and menus of Iran-poilntlon In
this Stale, and lo -nine extent yel
existing, II Is not only liicumlieiit on
the fanner lo grow his crop eluiing
the dry months, hul he inii-t with
draw all his tenuis and hands from
the farm and place (hem on the road
In order lo got his crop w Ithiu reach
of a market hefore the lunil-coa.-o to
iMtof any pr.icllcahle u-e on account
of (he mild. In view of the short
distance thai any of (he farms In (his
valley are situated from tho ihernr
railroad'', the matter of mud-making
does not prc-onl a ery formidable'
harrier. Thai good roads can he
made In Hits country, there Is no
douht. .Suppose that a good road he
laid out, constructed, and Improved,
on Mich a route from each neighbor
hood that It will pa-s Iiy the railroad
station directly toward the ware
house on the river. Then, In haul
ing to market, If the price of grain
at the railroad did not Milt the farm
er, he could Just crack his whip at
the railroad monopoly, and indepen
dently drive down to the river ware
house and .ship on the people's line,
If they are m lucky as to have one.
In this view of the ease, you mt'Iiow
Important II is to have your wagon
roads Judlelouly located. The far
mer can control these wagon roads
and they ought lo .study routes and
lines, ni as to .secure the host I oca
lion, and thou none of the lulx.r in
opening and Improving them would
wo lost.
With good roads, the teams and
hands can he employed on the farm
until the rainy season sis u, and
then the .same teams that were uod
In raising the crops would ho amply
"iitlkieut to got It to market in good
time. The teams and hands must
live during: the winter, hut they do
not live at a prollt if there is no
grain to market, or other lahor to he
engaged in. Wo do not pretend that
good road would enahle the farmer
to employ the whole rainy season
protltahly, hut they would certainly
add two or throe months to the prof
itable operations of the year, and
give the farmer time to plant ami
sow many more acres of gndn than
he can at present.
Not only the farmers, hut also the
merchants ami mechanics of the vil
lages, an. Interested In this matter,
As regularly as our winter rains
come, there comes an Increase in the
price of living. This can only 1k
met hy Increasing wages and protlts
on merchandise and goods It is not
alone the farmers and their teams
who toll and sweat along our heavy
winter mails that Miller, hut the
hlacksmlth must either strike more
Mows, or charge more for those he
does strike, because the wood or coal
hauled through tho mud and mire
has cost him more cash than if de- TJl0 (.olt N ))orn wMx twelve grind- i.;iiToii Fah.mimi : Relying upon t certainly approve the Idea of clcct
llvered over good roads; and so CM . wjlc,n Tmr frot teeth have vmlr well-known liberality to letallig tho purest and best men to tho
wumHm!i-inuoi.m..cs hoi.... ...... ..-,
therefore, unite to get rid of this
mud tax, by building good roads
IIIIUAIUV'S IMIMIIHTOItS.
When .Mm I'M;, Jr., was murder- months old; when the latter have j)(,c1 ,0 aimrply criticizing In your Portland, March 2(1, 1.S72.
eel in Xow Vork, there we-ro not a attained the- bight of the' front teeth at tu'.0 .,,m..s j do not propo-o to -
low nowsiapers te exult eve-r the It Is one year olel. The two-year-olel rcut.t upon any political party, eir Pitte'i: or Siiooti.vh. Iiy n tele-crlnu-,
as IfKIske wai tho meani'st, ceilt bus the kernel (tho substance In oppose any political inovenient. Let gram received from Albany on
mo-t lieeiviixi, and despicable the mleldle of tho tooth's crown) s ()(). tnm ,lt the legitimately Thursday, we learn that thucasoof
wretch unhung. Yet circumstances ground out of all tho front teeth. In niMhioss iisneels of the intention. S. A. Clarke v.s Win. II. Wntkinds
are coining to light every elay that
demonstrate that the railroad ling In
rortland Is. iiiceiiiiparalily meaner
and more elangeroiis than ever was
me r.nv ...ik, oi uii.i-u r -
the' head. Socomiih'to Is Mollaelay's
ring organized, that If any boily In
Oregon olli-nels against him, he
cracks hN whip in the. styleof a ring -
muster ion circus, a. u. o. ii ..inn . ineir inn growiu. .i h'vcii years a ,0WI, KlilTdltlAI. (. HANOI:. III tho last
of his .-lei-k ha-h-oate-rs, appearing as , ,0. w i.utl formeel In tlio corner i(' wjmt ms i,CL,n ti,0 L.Xp(.rioiico j number of the Mercury, Mr. Sylves
if a half a barrel of lard had been J ti-flli of the upper Jaw, the kernel of0,. (ho pasl 0) this ltMiuiss V VIlon tor V. Simpson announces his with
used In putting him in "condition," the teeth next at tho mleldle Is worn ! iini.i.1v...iiiiiiif.iiee.l rtmnlnir shins di-nwal from (lie editorial chnriro of
re-celves Ids oiih-rs, and I'xee'iites his
commission with an alacrity anil
.siioservieno.v uiai wo..... rp...se
the most visionary writer ol lleilon.
If theollensehas hoon eoniinittod In
Portland, Sal Mbauy, Kugeiii', or
any other (own of (hi' valh-y, all (he-
I... .!... II... Ittul.-Wf4ltlt till tit lllttf till
IIIIIII1UIIIIIIH..SWI iiii'iiMKiii "'i"-1
iiciiinriiicii.ii.t ...I- mi i.i-ii urns,, ,,,.01.
the Irai'k of tl Ifender, and he- N ,
worni'il by llbe'lsanel falsehooels, anil year, the kernel Is worn out of the .Mr. Ilollaelay. I have reliable in
all means adopted from whleii will i teeth next to the middle front of the r.,'..,.i..i. !... n... k,.,i.,wi.t.. ,..,.
re-stilt luconvonleiice anil vexation In
busini'.ss,
I lu l'Ai:.Mi:ithas een prope-r to
.oinpllmeut .Mr. Mollaelay's e'liergy
on several occasi.ins, nut recently ll
has .lce.n...l It a duty to warn the
people, against allowing tl.en.sclv.'.s
to be elrawn lute, this man's power,
which would elialii them more o-
y than was ever the most abject
slave that ...e.ved under (he burning I
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iiisiiborillnatl in our pari, it was
einailated aiounel the .streets of Port-,
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mini tutu 11,1.1 11..,. .v .1 ,.i.T.n.i.wii
to Ilollaelay to buy us out, anil that, J
railing, we saw proper to maue an at
tack on lilin.
1,'.. in.... ... .i......i.n.iuii
lulling lo iliioniplisu
anything hy this report, Mr. Holla-
elay's pape-r, the lUtllitin, has turned '
I....... tl.. Ii.e mill llitn I- 4 f.i si.iiil
h.o-e Its last gun and thinks to .send ,
ii'i.u. .i.iiKii.i t...iii ii.t 1-11. (; mi-,
of tin. Do.nooratlo i.artv. and do.
ne.unce all men as U.puhll.-ans,"
t.tl 1 -.1....
lll'l.lls' llll.t l'rji.iT ins 111 ill 111 .s-.
schemes to enslave our people-, he I
shows a weaker bruin than we have
given him credit for.
The' Kaumi'.ii's mission Is toadvlse'
and counsel the people as (o their;
best interest'.; Mr. liolladay's laisl-
ni'ss Is to tleere them to the last !
farthing. Wi' shall continue on In
llio illsi'ln.ri'Kiif our ili.lv. ri.ir!irilli..s
ri;rrTiri!!r!' Im. UW,,. ,,,..taim,n.l.or.i;w,lk.,1 M ,,i milv , , .,:
litMi:ua"'(7;io(r(iforgan." This reveive tins opinion. 11 isjum 11s well ."" , ,, . t with raplillty, and In a few hours the
N too thin. If Mr. I lolliulnv nifli ' tn II0 rIK'lt VVV11 0,u 'Hli,s. l"Itl". orK foinpHctl l.y ..J..McAl- citizens In the vicinity were scouring
M III m , and we should be s(,,ry to think tl. at ..pine, State Kngineer of the State of, the. ountry In s-earoli of Kngle. Af-
tosi.ulUbelilnilth.' Uepul.llcaup.ir-, ,t. kai,mi: would knowingly deal Now York. we learn that (he aver-' '' e'onslilerabloellnleully he wasdlj.
ly and call persons Doutocrallc," In shams and tmi'-.-UHtfUN'iiM,,, , covcrc.l and taken Into custody. 1a.
ui ll lit uiuirtn 10 riiini in uu1 M'iu i hit hi iivivr iimi'i-iii iiij; hi uiv iaii
ofthreats, and we expect Mr. Holla-
elay te.ceintlnue on his present course
until he Is brought upnt a "siuth-
hing.post " hy the people.
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S,A,..vv.Nr W.vrr.u as.. Mu.K.-'mi,!
Hoar these facts in iniuil. Milk or please correct, anil relieve us from ooarging .01 cnir.viog uour ironi .i
water left standing In a room with j the position In which we are placed1 1,a".v to I'oftlaml, six eleillnrs per ton,
sick persons, becomes permeated In the above extract V I anil from Dayton, live dollars. These
with the subtle poNon of the elU-ase,
anil will communie'ate It to any per
sons drinking it. Stagnant water 1
everywhere Is more or less full of
V. . . . m..H.
i.iiKii,Hni...i.M-....'..n'..'...,
Mr. Hihiii, nvC. A. Ur.r.i. - Or -
elers have U'on given Mr. c. A.
Uee-.I,of this citv, liv Mes.sr.s Cor-
U'tt A Macleay, of Portlai.il, to paint
a picture of Mt. Hoeiel. Tho paint -
lug will U Im! feet, anil wo predict
will be the llnost piece of Oregon
scenery ever placed iton eunvnss.
Postal The iHKst-otHooat Peoria,
I.liiu county, has U'cu ellscoutlnuiHl,
and one estbllsiiHl at Shedd's.
1111. 1 . 11111(11. .. iti'iitn itlsoi. so tn litirsniis ... ... . . . .. . . I
eh Inking their milk. We beileve ' ...I ' . ... .... ... . ... ." ':'.: ciMirgos are not only less than w
that fever, ami 111:110 is tVeouentlv . . . .... ."r. '.."... ' V . ' Hollaelay's preilecessors chargeel,
. . 1 , .1 1 i 1. 1 inn iiiouou. me taummi siauiis, ,1..... ..... ..... .,..,. ....i.i- ..i....
iMintracteel in (his way. Don't leave I , u ,lu ro reasonable charges.
a nlnt e.f stagnant water als.ut your, " "V .. " :',,.. ' . .V.'V. 7.' . Uiusean.an has nciiulreil all
p.v.....ser. 1
WILLAMETTE PAEMBB.
. HOW TO KNOW THK AUK OF A HOKSK.
, ,lclr ,,,,cnrnnC0 the colt is
twelve eluys e.lel, and when the next
f()1r )1)llko ,,,,,. im.,earancc it is
about four weeks old. "When the
corner teeth appear the colt is eight
the thlrel year, the' middle front
teeth are being hlftoel ; anil when
three years old, thc-is are substituted,
by the hor-e teeth. Tho next four
leeui am Miiuuii 111 me luiirin uu.,
anil tho corner teeth In the llfth.
At Mx years, the kernel Is worn out
f ,0 lower inldelle front teeth, and
1 (he bridle teeth have now attained
ol,t, and the bridle teeth begin (
'wear oil'. At eight years the kernel
H worn out oi an mo lower ironi (o. xw, It Is about live dollars
'teeth, and begins to decrease In the ,L,r(ulla 't'lieii we had no ships to
middle upper I'nint. In the iilnlli'pugct Sounei, Victoria, or Alaska,
i year the kernel has wholly ell-ap-' i,,ittfltiir m. Oioe-on trailo In (hut ill.
peared from the upper mlehlle fre)nt',.LTt,)f ;0w, wo have regular
1....1I. il... 1 I. .... At 1. '
ice-Hi, me hook on uie corner mis
increaseii in size, ami mo oniiie
teeth lose their points In tho tenth
,,,,,. jw. , t. eleventh
year ine Kernel nas enureiy vnuisn-
,. from the corner (e'eih of thesiine '
jaWi At twelve years olel, (he crown '
. i"
0f all the front teeth In tho Iower,..t....n,i.,.,is . .......a i , u ,.,..
;Juw. ,,IW ,.,. ,riangular, and the!uml npln it does not. There has
,,,.,,,. .,., ,m, ,,,, W)rl ,,.. m(K ()r m , ((( Uw ,
'A, , i.or.se l vanes In age, (he tween San I'rancl.sco ami Portlanel
Lr,nns shrink away from the tooth ..i i... ......
...i..,.., 1.11.1l1.ii.. r.....dvi. .. !.... .
lllirrnu .' ' , n..,i. b "
"I'i's i -.. ..v.-
in... .....M.S., ,.o,.ii-, Ki.i,v uaii-s in-
.m1M. ln ,Iu, forehead and over the
eyes anil tlmchiu le-siimo the form
...
j ., tlnge
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(l) .1 ....... ..f.1... ,...,f,tlmt rules nf
transportation on our rivers anil rail-,
reads anil i.VKcatoMiu l;ranciNS), can :
"" n-guiiiirii 1 iviiur i.e.s. 1.1. ve.sseni-.
y- ,,. ,Alt,li:a w ,U),,1Ki,y
examine uie siu.jeci 11 win ccriaimv
Mi.n elo not lustlfv the conclusions
,of the Owjontu,,. We have not '
1 1...1 a i, 1 ....1.1..1 1.1 1
vifilll'....! .. 1....1 I..1- l. l-lllllll v.- I lllllll
llx passenger ami freight tarilV on
the lines of travel now established.
Wo ele ask for hyMutiounui em
I lollaelay's rciAv, hut 011 the canal
anil locks at Oregon City, which,!
when completed, will give anyone'
an cental chance with him in navi-J
gating the river, tuiil compel him to '
I'l.il.ii'n tils iiites no Iwitl. sfivintlui.il.: I
anil railro.iiN, and on his oivan stea-iu,at ,r HHiilay has, pnictlcally,
mors; ami we favor anything eNe,'"0 '"Tying business in hN own
that can be elone' legally 'which will j'mnels. Xow let 111 sen If he has
get us out from under the oppression l1,-,,l !- opportunities. Ilerore
.f this monope.ly. As we have risen j winiinenccil operations In
explained, will the Orj,min ' valley the P. T. Company were
l.iu.isi.ATtvi: Ixvr.srte.ATiD.v.
t least one of our prominent
1... .. .1 . ... t . ... ..
zeus has expressed a wish to .see (he
Ioxt ,,eKMature apinilnt a commit
tw, , investigate the charges of
or any one else knows, alxuit the
,,rlu'r.v r tl,at wlon-na to the
mou who sold their votes, and who
"irnMiwl the money. Let's have
' 'ves(Igating committee,
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Aoksts. A. (iorelou, postmaster
tit Meadowvllle, Umatilla county, Is
an t horl red to act as agent for the
Faumku.
Jacob Thompson l authorlrcd to
act as our agent nt Halsey, Linn
county.
"" '".' iM.s..s u'unii u.v-v Miun, A... W os fur t mils
THE HOLLADAY MOXOrOLY.
,(1m ilVo a fair hearing through
!Vo,,r columns ,1 have thought It but
fluf ,.,.,, lirol,er lo on,i you a few
sL'iretlon.s on tho so-called monop -
i..r transnortatlon which you have
it js not true that tho steamships!
()f jr. Holliulnv are a monopoly,
.,.., f. nllll ni.... rtvur ami the ocean
', ,, tn nil ships, anil ijutto a
; number of sailing vessels are engag-
...i tn .i...t m.l..! If sailors can atlbrel
1() uar.y r,.0ig,ts for Lws than the
sllimIN. ,i.v ...ui eortalnlv do so.
mid always keep the price of freight
: to Oregein, tho freight on.proeluco to
s., i.'R,nj.sC0 was ten dollars per
.steanisliipeoininunlcutlou with those
'regions, which, while It pays Oregon
' .,.n iw ......v-i ,. i,win t,i.ai.ins ,
Kmy Mli lMt jlty fiuimuiul tlultttrA
n riinnlngshlp.stoPuget.Sound, Ac,
fro, Portland, durlmr (ho nast vcar.
The traiisporlatlem business Is like
u.ri.ln..l. i.iitiw.j tu in-.,
i iiu iiiuiririiiiuiiwii uiniin.-ii in uiu
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, in- .mill! is ii.vniuo wu.i Miners.
.nti when you have eleelucteel the
- 1 v. n... ii..,..,. ....
... ,r ..': .'..t'i!.,, n... ..,... ..,..1
....V...... .... ..w...
tear of ships, anil chargedup Insur
lance, It will lie found that liolladay's
slom.ishli. linn has not i.m.lo .1 ilnllnr
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wltlilu the vear.
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n. .uw.il, oiu u mm imi ,vii.uHv-..
reasonabIe rates. From a (able of
r' "VK. 'm.x .,,. per ion per
'" ' '"' 1vy,l,B1"; ' ,r. c f"1 hnMria
miles. 1 i,is Is iilsiut the same rate
. now el.arireil liv tin. Ilotlniliiv linn in
San Francisco, where charges for la
bor, coal, repairs, and Insurance, are
greatly above tho charges on similar
account on the Atlantic coast. So
much for the grumble about the live
cents Increase. ,
When It comes to the Willamette '
ValllVV, it Is rOUlilly lulllllttod by all
uv" poniM nro ttiKen as sample:
Now.tl.it lioals- .iurin for enrrvlni
,ii,wlim,H,.i,. r... n. ..i,... n...
tliron
i.,.. . , ,'.'. .'
i,ltl-!lj0n.,rs 1H.r ton- and from Vllnnv
uoii.trs pe.r ion , aim ironi .ina.lj ,
the charge, Isith on the river and the
railroad, is four elollars and sixty
cents per ton to Portlanel. These
hat
but
tho
portatlon In tho
country, It Is no reason ho should
carry gooels for nothing.
Inasmuch as the business relations
! between Mr. Holladav anil tho mer-
i.i.... ..1. ...... ..1 ..1 41... 1 .. v..... a. 111 1110 niuiu 1.1 11 u iiiuiiiLTur Miicao
1 chants and producers of Oregon are - '"k-llout- Caulle d; Treasurer, T. J.
nfiiviwiiiiinMi..!., nVi ,i..ti..lMi:l-ttrvori Commissioners, Messrs.
,oraer intimate nature, and daily Snutelt.. lind simrn: Sohno Su.w.rin.
1 1 .. v .. ... . .
wci.i ning more e 1 inillK UltU any
H)lltical movement intended to ere
ate hostility nml prejui'lce Iwtween
these iiartics ti to be very greatly
deprecated. Doing mutually depun
elent on oach other, their relations
shouW bo friendly. If the farmers
are not prosperous, the lines of trans-
portatlon cannot be, and vice versa.
Legislature. That class or men will
possess the Intelligence, the courage,
and the honor, to do justice to both
. sides to all parties,
' Respectfully, Justick.
was elocldod by thu jury rcndcrlnga
verdict of one dollar elainages for
i the nlalntlir. This settles tho price
'of shooting at n man In Salem. As
there were lour snots nroti, inojury
'think It rlirht to charcro twentv-tlvn
J cents a shot. Who wouldn't shoot
, uhon it's mi ohe.tn .'
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that paper. Mr. Wm. Thompson,
enio of tho proprieteirs, succeeds him
'as editor.
I "
Wr. are under obligations to Mr.
.S. ('. Simpson for a tony of the lie-
IP'"i of the Investigating Coinmls-
I ..l 1 it l n
sion apiionueei at me inst msioii oi
tin1 legislature.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Mfiilimt.- On .Monday morning last,
ilu,11 "ooiock, jese . jjooii wassnoi
i"1"1 '""""tly killed at Uoon's I-'ero'.
.on inu ii.aiuciie river, oy a man
I"11 ' wl
.named Jacob Knglc. The deed wa
done in Clackamas county. The Jlcr
aid gives the following particulars :
ICngle Is the owner of a largo tle.ck of
isbccp that has been in the habit of
roaming the country and eleilng conslel-
ible.la.nage tootbcrpn.perly
Hu
hcd von
yWSwn; .'h.,,; driven
. .1....1. 1.. n.. 1...1..11...... 1....1
away. Tills It appears so inconscsJ
Kimle that he, with shot-gun In hanil,
repaired to toon's placo and in n
tlirciitciiliig mantipr .leiniuulcd an ex
planation. Ileum told him to leave,
which he refused to do, and without any
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ami nrco, me 10:111 laaiug eiiecunui
.1,,,. ..i,.,w I. ,.(., .i?.,.il. fli,r
tiring the fatal shot, Kngle, terrlllcel nt
, what ho htiel elone, llcelan.l cneloavorcel
to escape l.y coilcca llg 1 lineir 111 till'
dense fJ.rcst. The new-s e.f (ho murder
' t,T MV ll I WllllJVU J
; uniim uity, wiii-roiio is at prcscm
In charge of Shcrlll' Warner. The ele-
e'ciiHcel was forty-live years of age, and
leaves a wife and six children. Mr.
Itoon was one of eiur mint worthy and
rc-pcc'tcd citizens, anil his ilcath has
cast a gloom over the community, lie
was an olel Orcgonlan, ami a man of
considerable ability and Influence.
t'AN.vi.. The' North Santlani Cannl
Company has been incorporated by
JiK'l Sanforel, (iceirge W. Sanforil, and
mlrew J. Sanforel. The business in
I u'lileli thn Coiiiummv (minuses' tn i,u
lgnKl. is expressed by the nrtlcli'9 a
I follows: "To convey water from the
North Santlan for manufacturing and
Irrigating purposes, and to feed and
j M'Pl'ly lu He look an, elani canal
' ' Ki''u'rou.ul an.I to HoA
1'mlric ; to Joel Sanforel's mills on
l'lidtllnir liver: to feed a nubile cannl
Ironi Howell Prairie to Salem." The
Company proposes to take water from
the Santlani river at Wm. 1). Carter's
I limit I'liilm. nml iiIko nt niinthir nnlnt
land claim, and also at another no
In the southwestern eiuartcr ot sect
I in tho southwestern ouarterot sectloo
15, township 11 south, rango 1 cast.
n?.' '"W'T1,111'. "1N)U,"i nuK Ci
..'.,., ,...,,..1 is to have caimcUv to 1
run
logs anil boats for transportation pur
poses, Tho capital stock of the Com
pany Is S.W.uoo, in i,oou shares of $-
each
Ci.ackam.vs Cor.vrv. About 200
men are at work on the Locks at Ore
gon City, anil as the work progresw.-.
more men are being engaged.
On Saturday the Democrats of Clack
amiis county nominated the following
ticket: State Senator, John Myers;
Representatives, Messrs. ltingo. Ship
lev anil Martin; Sheritt', A. V Hedges;
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tenileiit. A. Noltner: Assessor. It. Wor-
,im; Coroner, Dr. Satlarans.
lUKKii Cou.ntv. A corresiwrnlect
of the Orcgonian, writing from Bake.
City under dato of March 20th, snye :
" Weather clear and beautiful. Min
ing prospects are tlrst rate. Reale.
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