Willamette farmer., July 31, 1874, SUPPLEMENT, Image 11

CITY VINID COUNTRY.
TnunsDAY, July 2.1.
Ci:ui:mon. Many of our leading Catholic
citleus went to Portland yesterday,
to bo
prosoat this morning at the ceremony of
"tnkiug the veil" at the Catholic Church in
that city. Among those who are to reuouueo
the tauitleaaud frivolities of this world, and
to devoto tho remainder of their lives as
ministering angels to mankind, aro MUs
Margaret McMauus of this city aud Miss
Margaret Castollo of French Prairie. Should
their lives bo spared, they, like many others
of tho noblo sisterhood who have preceded
them, will doubtless accomplish much good
la tho self sacrificing mission that thoy this
day havo pledged In devote the remainder of
their lives.
Plant Walxit Tnnus. Our cablnot
makers aro now paying twenty thousand
dollars a year for walnut lumber from abroad
to uo In their business, and a prominent
dealer In Portlaud urges us to sot before tho
readers of tho rAit.Mr.it and Itt'ixuui tho
great advantage in tho futuru to result from
plautlug walnut groves. Those would attain
merchantable sbo In twenty-tlvo years and
in the moan time would be unarming objects
on tho landscape Our country readers can
soo the point aud many of thorn will un
doubtedly feel llko carrying out tho Idea.
Why Hi: Camk. Mr. William Culver
who purchased day boloro yesterday :U.'i
acres ul' the orlglual donation claim of C!o rr
unr Gaines, states that ho was Induced to Im
migrate to Orogon by reading ouo of Jonos A
Pattersons circulars, containing a weather
record of this vicinity for the past four years.
Messrs. J. ,fc P. will furnish auyono desiring
to send theso circulars to tholr friends, or ac
quaintances in tho East with coplos.
Aniut i:n. The four splendid stallions re
cently purchased In the States by Hon. J. W.
Nesmlth, camo up on tho train this morning.
After dining at Mossrs, Durblu it Co.'s
"horso restaurant" thoy woro taken over to
Col. Nosmlth farm, in Polk county, whoro
they will bo duly lu-"stallcd" In their futuro
home. A full account of thoso animals will
bo found in another place
Just stand an hour or two In front of
Messrs. T. Cuunlngham it Co.'s storo and
observo the amount of goods and agricultural
Implements thoy turn out, oven In that length
of time.
lleforo you start for tho soa sido or for a
trip In tho country, waltr. into Murphy ,t
Croasman's aud get one ouo of their "cumo
down below tho knees" dustors.
, Ilourtl
uf School Land
sloncrN.
CunimlH-
Salkm, July J3, lhTt. i
Tho IViard of School Land Commissioners ,
met at 10 o'clock a. M. Present Hon. L. F. I
tlrovor, President, Hon. S. V. Chadwlck, '
Hou. L. Flolscbnor aud Col. T. H. Caun, l
ciorii.
Jfatnei vs. McMoon, called. Cto was to
fottletho right to purchase tho east half of
tho north-east quarter ot sectlou Oil, township
'11 south, rauge 13 west. P. L. Willis, Ksip,
presented tho casoon tho part of J, A. Haluos,
nnd Capt. Win. Tlchenor, by written argu
ment for James Mctiloon. Mr. McGIoon
was awarded a strip of land 112 rods long and
-W rods wldo Iu tho north-cast part of the
said SO acre lot. and Mr. Haines tho balance i
ottholaud. Tho decision bolug made by tho ood order about tho promises. One dollar
original claim lines. '" charged for a ramp ground and use ot' tho
Li:eni awl llatlou m. II. II. Hum. To , MPrlC for tho season. Seven or eight camps
settle the right to purchaso tide lands, front- ore " tno Br""J at tho Iteglnnlng of last
lug Kmplro City, Coos county, Oregon. It. weoU On Sabbath boforo last, a "big meet
Malloryand Tilinou Ford appeared for tho I '"" was ,ieltl al,a rt,)oul " hundred-and
tlrst named partlos, II. II. Hurrlsor attor-.
iioys not being present. Cnso was ("intlnued
until Uth or August, and notice ordered given
to defendant to appear.
Hoard adjourned to meet at 1 o'clock i-. ti.
To loi-llainl mill Jluck.
Tho scene at the depot was livelier than i
usual yesterday morning ou the arrival or
tho early t.ie.al from Albany. Tho pl.it
form was crowded with men and tho ladles
iu considerable numbers occupied tho wait-
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lug room. J ho train whistle, at il0. ten
minutes of sot ou, not too early for a cup of
(xtllbo berorohaud and one can enjoy a brisk ,
walk In tho bracing air of morning, when the j
oarly day Is frosh and cool and Its breath is
fragrant with tho perfume, distilled fnim '
leal' and dower during the duwy hours of
DlKht. '
lltislnoM Is lucreasliiff In tha nis.Hm.r
tine, and would Incroaso still moro If on the
wholo lino of railway rates could be reduced
to uototer four cents a mile. Wo Judgu by
ourotwi inisc, for wo take many a trip to
Portlaud aud back the same day ou tho
Misx-ia! trains that charge two dollars, which
wo should not make If obliged to pay the h'nd, and gives tha prospc-t of thaerop when
prices charged ou tho regular mail trains. " should bo nuuiilng, It can bo taken as an
Speaking of rallrns.il nutters, a deputation 'ndicatlnn that tho llrllish Mauds would
of Gorman bondholders ara now at Portlaud , wuroe,' --""0 ul l" erjga product th
whoso biisiiioss Is lohKik after the Interests present eason.
of the creditors or tho road. These gentlemen Aoiist I.nsim:, About two week ago
aro anxious to sts-uro those Interests In a more Mm. 1). Drown returned overland rrom Call
satUractory shape, and It Not en sisslble that Tornla aud rejoiutsl lier liit-li mil, and trtey
.they may furnish means to carry the road to together itivle a Journey to Cnlilornia. she
the California lino whouovcr they can H-o a was supposed tu bo cured or her mental ills
(Kisslblllty of the business paying the Inter- onleis aud appeared entirely well, hut we
ttst ou tho money, which we can .trtly sup-' learn that on the Journey down she l-i-atno
pose will be several years from now.
Harvesting is commenced ou French '
Prairie; hay is all cut and sotno tlelds of oats
tiro down and shocked, but wo only iw ono
Ueld of wheat cut, and another commenced,
The tlelds all look well and promlte well,
aud another week will bring busy times Iu ,
the harvest.
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Times are dull all along the road, so far as i
tho towns are concerned. Portlaud rejoices ot, but will build ono on "Goldsmiths
not very much though-lu the most exisaedlug'polut" between Kluney's mill and the W. '
dullness and her merchants have llttlo to
hindor them from going to tho seaside or the
mountelns.
Calllug at Knapp Uurrell it Cos., we found
tnem uusy with tne agricultural machinery
triu, which has been nn exception to the
B"ri 'ingnauon ana a grea, mcreaso over
former years. That Is now lessening as the
i "me Is at hand when tbouevr machinery 1 to
oo pui to worn. . arrTe,i by yesterday's train from the south
Tho Oregon Hrass Foundry Is not lar from' aud to-dnv accompanied Oen. John T. Millor
tho Gas Works, where a farmer can get aur' to visit llbu. J. W. Nestnlth. Geu. Wbea
boxing made to M his uwchhieiy,orcan buy I '?", '' Iloro ou business connected with tho
n suitnlr of Rabbit maiai Tiii .hn.. .,tJ claims of citizens- of Oregon lathe Modoc
a supp y oruabblt metal. This- shop adver-1 war, Tler8 aro Vlry (ow K01iemo, u t10
Uses with us and Is the ouly one of the kind army or out of It more nocompllsod and loss
In our State. Mr. V. M. Moore Is tho Super- ' pretentious than Ire.
lutendent and thoroughly understands his' Diko July ffld, of lung fetor, near Bulto
business. They make all sorts of brass fail-. crock, Cfcickainas county, IJncoln How, son
cots nnd llxturos used by plumbers. cf Thomas aud Mar-jret Ho, aged l.t -Fnars.
Tho Orllltmmewos Just nrrived, having Funeral to-morrow, -Wth Irxt., at the Miller
brought fresh arrivals of Immigrants to our j k'"11 Kro'JiK " miles north-east if Ml
State. Our population aud wealth hs a State i l "'
is being gradually improved by thoso arrlv- Tho "spiring youth who manage the local
als.audour incrnasn Is verv li1lhv If .,nt , deoartment of tho .VWimkw Is lnoltll.nl' lo
Very mpld
llradlov. ' Marsh .t Co aro dnlnir a c-no.1
i r, ,b T ,YL.a , i !?t T,
tnido and soem very popular. Thoy Airnlsh
iisacolumnadvortiseiuout,whlch will appear
In duo llino. Thoy auoreclato tho rulvaiitaL-o
ofa good reputation m tht'countrvimd seem
w t.
determined to furnish goods so low that even
tho Grangers can mako no complaint.
Tho Illberntau Savings and Loan Society
seem to bo doing a prosperous business al
ready; and wo woro Informod by tho Mana
ger Hint depositors wero already numerous,
and proseots bolter tUnn they had dared to
anticipate. A good Savings Hank is much
needed in our State, and in tho absence of
such an Institution millions of savings that
should bo kept aud investod In Oregon hn o
boeu sent to Savings Hanks InSau Franolseo,
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CnpiUll.
On tho way back to Salem, In tho overling
-,l .....i .t ,. . -.
train, wo had a conversation with Col. es -
iiiltb, who has latoly returuoil from Wash-
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"'Kwuianu siwrnaconnuouiinaiiiioiiiucii-
doslred Portland and Salt l.ako ltallroad 1)111
wllljpass next winter, and belloos that un-1
dor its provisions capital can bo induced to
build tho road. Ifthls can bo accomplished !
Oregon will thou begin to IH1 up aud devel
op, and wo may llvo toseo Its-futuro prosper-1
Ityattuln something near th realUatlou ofi
our hopes.
Col. Nesmlth aud his relative, Col. Laing, j
or Maine, who will soon come to our Stato,
havo brought splendid stallions from tho
l'jist, which arrived by last stoamer, costing
ono thousand dollars for transportation and
cue on tho way. Thoso luiortat.ous aro ndd
lug much to tho prospective wealth of (re
gou, as thoy havo a tendency to greatly eu-
hanco the valuo of our stock In tho future
Men who mako such importations aro to be
admired for tholn enterprise- aud rospoctcd
for their ell'orts to improve tho products or
tho couutry, for thoy seldom mako ajpors-on-
al prollt by so doing.
wiMiorr si'itixcss.
Jf i.y, 111, IsTl.
Mit. Kdiioh: Vour readers may bo Inter
ested to hear from tho Wllholt Soda Springs;
that the boarding house Is, -jJL present, kept
by Wllboit himself; that tho price of board
Is seven dollars per week; or nine dollars
with baths overy tlay. The board Is said to
ho ronsouably good, aud things aro kept In
iwruiy-i.erMtns, coming in irom tnu country
around and returning tho sanio night were
present. Small quantities of suppllos i hii bo
had from Wllholt's storo at uu advanuo ou
our prices, Porsoiiswho llko hunting anil
Ilsning, can hunt Iu tho woods or tlsh ,1i tho i
creek, which Is uf Mime nl-ie Iwlow the
i SnrlniiM. WocanasNtiro them. (however, tbut
game Is scane near the .springs, ami wo do
not think there aroany llsh In tho creek. The
result or llshlng mlu'ht, however, bo as good
as wu he ml of a party at i ilshingcump up
counlrv, w hero tho tilt I walked thrtst mile-.
on the railroad track. In tint hot nun, mid
tMied all day and caught ono.
Ftiilt.ii, July Jl.
Wiicat in- K.Mtut.Mi. Messrs. llnulley
Marsh A Co., have received a letter datetl
.lutie J-Jil, from a reliable source In Loudon,
wltlch cont.iliis tho following paragraph:
"Our it hint market Is gruiliwlly hardsiilng;
our late cold wt-.ithor, Hlmostiinparalled for
tho iiionth ol June, has htd u delettrious
eltect, so far ou our home crop, ectptou
heavy clajey soils which have not nr,'tsiuro,
lelt ho miicli the late want ol rain." As this
Is the latest date received by mall from Ihig-1
again allertoii in mind as liHrctofors. Thoru
?etu to Imj no reanou to doubt that she is
subject to itmaulty at times. During her res- I
Ideuce In Salem her friends Isilletud her to,
bu abused bbliig misled by her insane account
of her troubles. I
;tt Waiikiioi si;. Mr. J. M. Johns re- '
coutly of Marlon has given up tha Idea of
VSJUfclJ Ul .1IJ,I !.-. ti.lO.I U. llin IHC "I I
building a new grain warehouse near the do-
11. T. Co.'s wharf. Tho tvorehouso will bo
' forty feet by sixty and two stories In height,
Teams commence hauling the building ins-
. terial from Marlon to-day. It 1 tho iuteif
i tlou of Mr. Johns to have the building com-
pletod aud ready for nso by the 1st of Sep-
icmoer next.
General Frank Wheaton, commander at
; Fort Klamath, and a distinguished officer,
-uur rinieuiupoiiuio vmusoio itivciillo;t'Oi
I'roGMcCmv, tho object of which Is to eht-et
lus"'t transiKisltlon of tl, musical slo
-r0ni Hats to sharps, Ac. ny invciit.on
wou!l bo musical IiulK-d tlxit could as .-
st.unly tmn oho hlin ."hmi a tlat to a sharp.
Ilh, U.lll i L.I .....l...n.1 1... .!.... I I
and would be appreciated by tho occasional
romhrsofthat paper.
Tho now bridge Just built by John Cok
and Mr. SlmnlMl across Pudding river, near
the comity house, has ben ncivpted by sup-
orvJserShaw.
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Mesirs. T. CuBnlnghain it Co. nro busy r
over ssnding out iigricultutal ltnplomont v-
Ullll IIVIMIS.
Mosjiouril, .lulyJI, s7l.
Mil. Xunou: On Sunday ovonlng last,
tho 11-th Inst., Mr. Frank McFaddeu, or Ihla-
place, was returaing from an evening vls:i
In the ccHiitry, when In the out-sklrts oftlio
-
tilli',1 li.i .uu .tnrflA.l Itm. I- t.i..t.f ,t .. ..1.
" " '"" """ " " " v."t ... !-.
tolaudt)iBwlil.:nKofuball umimiforably
-"! iitF luiuniiiK it I'm irwuiwis 1111 lilt)
,, art of someone ho callrnl out to tho uu-
known 'mt to shoot that wav" but iu a
.Mn,i,i..ii.i,l..il.ri...iu.i .1... 1...11 .
- "vl"-"",V-"V
lug through McKailileit's bsndkercliei I
ll'lllllll tllSt tflllltlllinil ll'la ll.lt. ll.l.w la. 1. 1 u
hand at tho time.
Mr. McK.(.udeii.yreiiien:boredthat hnwas
"p'' V"V,,V ?. lli.- VwJ.r,,,iyIlm.",.,tl Unu
Idea who Hie conctmled villain was, or for
what reason ho wa.mado a target of.
SahiiHisv, July J.t
,... .. , , .... , I litnT.nl, spinning and a iMrtufthovit-.it-
TiiotiA4KiiiiAym Sovuml adtl tonal no- i., , , .' , , ...
,, , , , . . . ,, .' - IHg rooms are riuuiliiK nig it and day at bo
lions havo been rs-e vt at ho t xtvut v'WIM, i-.t.. i ,..?...
tltloi
rtlliiwii itullitif t'.tw iliBiu-iiti.n it.itr.... ..ll.......
Muii.1', siMth ,i ..j7i-sM.iiu,itmiwfi m iiiunuu-!-
tenco of Thomas OerramL The (iiivurunrt
has also received from tho Court such Infer.
matlon In relation t&lho Uvttinioii.v taken
tho trial, us tho sUtiito law irnuliwttnbti fin-!
nlshed tho Lecuilvo- bofoio answering Ilia
iiiijiri-iifi uu jviuiuiivin. i iiciiii i-iinir, II-
acaso llko this, acts as aSutinitnnt'oiitl. to no
examine tho testimony and lit review uity-l
uiM-iiiimuwinv iiiiiixniilUK ur iHItftrwisti, iii'H
may bo prnsnntod hi in by his potltlonois.
Wo learn thatthoro.-iroaniimtxrnr moropo
tltious In rirculatlnti-throiighotit the country
which will bo most llkoly sjnt In next week.
Mosr rKt'tiii. H. L. HIlXsirdtasNossxir,
has now only Froi-eh Pmirlo and iinrthon.
partorthotsiuuty to-d., and will probably
bo llulshed tho last Moday In August, Sn-ts
ho Hilda uot.coiiittrs who hvo moro mie.n.v
and tlo moro Improvements than many aid
OroKoulans. Thoy all soon, more than siXn
lied and sand for others.
Woodworth ,t Hnll; tlrr.gglstN ami n(c;ut
caries, opiMtsito Choiutiiotiv Hotol , keep ot sry
thing wonted iu this Hue ivnd isaisintetiioiit
place for Mrangttrs io tni.Jo. Tho latllM, of
Salem, liud all sorts of toilet goods tlit iu
prolulon.
On o-t liiiur Mr. t.iiayeittt Wllksiins
thellerk ol" Solus Hstrl-t No. Jl, li.iUrms
us that this district is nut ur debt All Solvit
claims being paid and over thrtst luiudrcd
dollars surplus ou hand,
lli.n int. I'mrrsMir 1. I., liogers, iiwtutir-
ly isiiinei-lotl tilth the Wlllamettn 1'n.n.rsltv
, iu this oity, has Itoeu elected l'rlnclp:.! lift lie
Nap Collegiate Institute, Najia, Culifornla.
It won a Miss ICtiiiuvdy, of thlscouiUy, tha)
rcct-Iied tho black. veil oftlio Catho.ln nNtor-
hood, list Tliumla.y, not Miss Marrjiivt Uo-J
tollo as wo had It.
Asi'oi.NTMii.snj. tiov. (itover aH"l't"-
this morning Mr. Curtis J. Frcrahard
nf-l
Wcstport Notury Publle for Clatntji ctiunVjv,
u -ti i k.hIuii 'ritiiisrui-M.
Tlio following deeds have been, tiled In. tile I
County ('links oftkv during the vook ending
i July ijr.tli :
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-. M.m and wife to.lohii SltsUli '-'d
acres Iu T. sS., K. I i:;cousdH.titloii, 51,'JHti.
1 Jacob lloriiardl to Itosa lloni-iiill; lot fl, In ,
block IU, i-itv or Silemj uoiiHlcibntloii, $IM.
i. Milieus 11 rigtH aim wun to it. r. xoiLuam
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and (1. W. Uiwhoii; lot s, in blix-k '.'.
In the
town of llnstksj csinideratlou, 8100i
ti
t . LavtMiu and wile U.S. I-rJudumn:
.1 acres In T. 7 s It., ,1 W.; isuisldintlo.i, ?tiO.
J. It. MeClalne and wlfo U) W. I.. Wailn;
about )t an acru iu North VUeui; couildera-
tlou, ?:ji
. .
$1177,
J. A. lUker, ft e.., to Arthur Itreymaji;
?.'.:.' acres in T. 7 S.( It. i W.j consldoratloji,
JL'W.
I'liited Mates to T. II. Allen; OiLlxlaoJus In
T. U.S., U. 1 W.; doiulloit,
l-nlted States loSaruuelllrown; O.o acres
"
'" Marlou county; donation.
I'll Hod Statist to Petor Depot; .'UO avrw In
- Marlon couutyj doualion,
J. ll. Mi-Chine and wllo to Alfred Wade; "'"' 71" l,ll"" largo amount of ruw-malii-about
one.,..xth or an ai.ro; cuslderatlon, ' '"t'""--" '"''- has Uh, thrown
'"j'! Ilcs.uau Sr.and wlmm Volnoy Ionard; I Au-..i.:NT.-On.SatuitJt.y last, Mr. Orvillo
JT fiacres In homestead icrtltUstt'.; con-, """V '' "''" "ssNtlng in
Mderntlou, J '7.-, ' wovl"K 0'"0 ,,al'1 ''y. "V the breaking ttf
Peter Prolf and win, to August Schellborg; I ,UIl,lk ,,,'lrowl" ,'1,,"' r",""l '"""'
si acre, iu T. U, S.. It. 1 I-..; .UslderatIou. I U'K Hiill-r, laities getting a bruising
Mom day, July 27.
Knti iivkh. W. F. lloothby Is an arohl
itect and his plans seem to work welt. Lately
he planned his summer vacation and with
the reit of tho Jlxtures in his pocket and a
llsh pole In his eyo he started for tho waters
of tho Ablipia. Ho was absent two whole
days, experienced a "llshormans luck," aud
enmo back changed Into a gaunt and sun
burned man. Luckily he did not kill man v
llsh or lie would have been worn out by
carrying them. Ho considers llshlng on tho
Ablqua "tho pursuit of pleasure among dim
cultles," and nmmlis that Salem has grown
strangely In his Klp-Vnn-Wlnkle-absoneo.
It has gniwn to bo rather warm .duett ho
went, anil ho had the bcnellt of the growth.
I'siox TfMft.iucr Mi itinh. Tim tom
pormico mooting at I be Methodist cln ruh.last
ovonhlg, was largc.lv attended. Addresses
wero mado by the lvs. Mr. Hilley. Win.
MoPhelors, J. Howci-hox, Dr. l'avlon and
others. As the tluui appioachcs for tho
mpollngof tho Legislature tint tomporanon
mnioatcnt begins to take the "local option"
-n'i-.-nm tMiuum innim u sirnit cnnn will
Ji ''; t l'i a bill siinllar to tho pnont
" lo""" ' "'"'" '- wustltutlonal ob-
Jwllnti..
Ai i.u:.s-i, Wo learn from Mr Sin.th of
M, mi., i... .i... '.... ,
' '.....l-M. 'HlkV, 1II..I I. Ill ..'.III IF. .... .
Lucius Pittmaii, of siltortnn, which that
gent lontiti was drlvlui,- yesterday near tho
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' ' " ' l"''"" imnmiingcai.io mm ran
llwy throwing the occiiiut of tlio wagon,
snvenil In tiumbpr out ami bmakliig tint
undo ol Mr ritiiiiaiishr:ltdnughiiii',thtiiwt
ot the party escaping t.lth muih, ssxoro
butNes.
. . , .
iit'HMi'i nil m. -Tlu'tioiui in bind-
holders of I lie Oregon and ("ulif.iruiii 'till
Ibud CiMiipanv hao .lamed Hon. i. F.
I'hndwl.ik as one of tin, directors ol that
Compaim Tho coinpltuuint Is t-o tuueli
,r.".Vwu? !U".H .,l. ,s ix'-'tiou imsougiit
iiv.uiiign inanwicK.
'. wsnmin iiiii.-iiio lite on Mr.
' " ' -ts.. .- .nnn'iot, iiusiumi'u
lU, .acres of gmlu about lllUs-n hundred
r...N ..... t,.,,,,,,, ,,,,., .. 1i. v,
rii, niiii iniiliisl iiiutn n iilililor ol .Mr.
Muu nn.-m Salem, July iith, by Kov.
1. S. Knight, Mr. S. M. Cooke and Mlvs
Florenco Taylor. I'onipHinentM oftlm parlies
recoil od and nnr best hi,:(-. hi return.
I pwanlsnl $U),mM mrth of goods mirti
forwaiilml Uom tho WVtolsn Mills to Snn
Flanclsco and Portland l.tst week.
Wllliuuetltt Woolen l-anlorv.
l,l'rJ-",',"" '"' &. worth ot .ti-.li
r,tH business in his establishment lor tho
I. vnr ending July I.
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' r",icl"",;n "tiimli, U.ii ltl. u... t,.ii,.n ,. ,,,.
i
l llUMI. I I llnilllisi t ilt I. tl Miltr. IV II
I'lllllSi-l . I'eillli .1 s, j, iv,- '-,,it ,1 -uu, ,1 ,1
W'IIIIiiiisJ lnil.lit. tl U-llii Mrs M s ,oiel -mi.
tlr tl I nitliltl. A II limn, It Vis Mill A III till.
tir.ti"i nm!
tl Until v -tiul rniillt. t. If ili-inli M T t..s,,.. .1
Unit tl s Iii,..iii A nninlt. tn A I'enl tllns . Ilml
lu-t.t tHilr .1 C llilibtlu ttir-, I! .IkIiii. in M II
iiIMhii.. i i(ii r.i.r. tl Mlu-li-ny A ir- tl -s utlt
W II 'I tilp s i, Misik.-r, Itm .III li.mi hi,-, t I,
I rtinio a ttlii- tf It tin ire. Sir- .1 HimIh, dIim ,hi .1
I..-M. trrs C IIT.itil ,i trliilii, llmtl-r t, n ally.
V llii-isnellli-r. .1 I' llurlti-n A lr.-, k id n. .1
I'liirsi, Ur- t tii-iir.s-. Ml-IJ.i-Iiiii-11.
Tl i-.siut, J.lly Js.
Y'itiii.i. Citi-N.-u .Mr. T. II. lt hax
Just .-nttirntsl Irom a Jaunt through Vi mlilll
istuiity and lufoims us that cntps -ttc tlinn.
all l.sik splendidlyi Vsmhlll is n of tin
best illsirlcts ol tun Willamette tall( y anf
prttmistinacapac.tor for productlo.i m hlcli li
init-le tho most of by-aw gistd a t-la.v4 if farui
ersasmn be fniuid in our State, or Iu niftt
othnrMales. Tlmy in siimmor-iUtiiwiii-r n
i grtstt ileul ol' g.iiiilid for aiiothtr j ear and
I good .iiltliiillon is nililent iiIi.ik-4 every-
vitere, as l.irn.s shon gisul iiiv i ml good
fanning, mid nuwl enww fiitlon u.. nmtier ol
tsttirss. The tiny hartest Is u- ur thorn and
.ime work hat liisiiiilono liithowl eat IjhIiIs,
r.ut beadors will n, iiimiiionen. tc run nnlll
lint latter part or tho present week;. Mr. Wait
s-h-oJiH u'senjH lilinh koimI stiktk,, as well hh
:uauy good larms lit that t-oiin.y,
I'- Cl l. iilil. -Hon. Uno.-gt, p. If.ilin.iii
S-tTelary and iigvnt or llm Plou or OJ ftitii
party of this city Mlnrued ytwtm day from a
hip to lloiulas nullity. !. liroiiKhl wilh
him some lltiOHss.-iinns ,i' tl.tx Milltiiliiii
the Iiii-iii ol Mr. :,J, I'arro.t., due el tho
Kialks froiu-n single seed s;Hii'juik1 tt bolls
and hs eaitli boll atnntgot Ul si-ikIh. would
inal.o'J,;.ii.mids. Mr. Holirtun mlorius us
that xrtlmiHtit Itnuglas tsiuuty ir tiartk-u-
jlarly aiUpttMl to tho cultivation ( jhX and
lhaltwealy bushels to llio sum nr easily bo
ralxiHl t),i He also tlilakx that Iu another
season Uin famers will go oitstfislvoly Into
'he lla sisid i tiltureas aiiitimvleur and cer-
tain pr.lltcaii be r.-alle 1 frtmi Ut th"tnit.y
other nop. Tho proline simiciiiioii above
nol'td is ol tint Calcutta or llojoimy utriol.
s;,, AN1. Iu,u. .T ,,N ..... .......
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Plontwr Oil Coiuiiauv Is nutfchiL- m. u i.nm
two story building ou the ptsH-rty re-ently I
purobiused by them listm lhi Waller itato
lying lulja.ent to their mills. Tim building
Is lUMiy i ami Is to bo iomiI for the maun,
faeluro of "green tow" wliKtU Is umid lor up
bolstering purosot. ThW now ntorpri.s.
....-.....--...., . .........,..,. 1...,,,,,, ,,, ,,,ol,
j goneraliy. lint, luvnisoti, I'-rtu and (irubbs
replaced the shoulder and .Vr, Itutler Is as
ooinfortableas jstsNlbleto )MuxWM-ted.
liA.vdKitotw Walk. Mis,. )tvj sinith,
last evening, sprained her auelo by stwpplug
Into a lioltt Iu tho sido walk Iu Iroulol'tho P,
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"" .v.j ..., n...nnlK ims lii-en in
nau tintor over iine win urn trial IturillHl up
tho building, aud ougU to bo attended to at
ouce,
FHO.11 NOUTII-KASTERff ORE
UOX. Tlu fiullitii TroublcmineThc Hthabl
Unit (trtthijf Alannirf.lu ,l)pcal to
((on nittr (frovcrJ.'tc.. JUc,
llelow wo glvo copy or a letter rocolved
yesterday at the Kxosutlvo olllce rrom tho
Chowanean valloy. Tho Governor atso re
coiled this morning, through other sources,
from that section or the Stato, Information
that confirms tho fours or.Mr. Freomnn,as to
tho Indians getting troublesome. Tho Gov
ernor has taken stops to Inform tho proper V.
S. otllt-ials or tho thrcatcnlirg asiKtct or ntl'alM
f by s( tiding otfthls morning telegrams to bo
followed by letters Iu this lulornoou's mall
to the Coniinnndor of litis r.oiwrtinont.
The )roinpt action or tho Governor will
doubtless delay tho removal or tho V. S.
tntiips rrom Camp Warner to Camp Itldwoll,
as has been ordered. Tho troublesome In
dians are the vagrant portions or tho Snakes,
thei'Ahrie trlbo.
CitKwtvi-.t: Vam.hv, i
July istli, isTI. i
T htt Hi ir'fili-y, d'oi.. flint' (rfut't-)-
li.iit snt: As it seems the only icsciirco
ler us, I at the suggestion ol llio cltl.ens of
tins itid the surrounding tnlle.vs, ask and
pr.iv that you will do all In your potter to
glttt us protccthin. It seems the Military
lop.trtiiHHl lutte concluded to ab.iiid.tu
Camp Witrner i tho ouly piotectlou tin havoi
ingtinllpss uf all our potlt.ous sent In, and
etor.vlhlng else. These Indians are roving
nil over the country, killing slock tthoii It
suits them. IH-heho mij-s ho his some In
diana he can't control, aud thoe ore tho
oucsltbat maki tho tntiittlo. D:;ly a few
days mm, there wero two of our cUIaiiis out
hunting u stock range iiiiiIwhs attacked by
one of the-si lining and lawless bauds of In
illiut and banty twcas-d with their lives.
Their pacli limVe was Ml led and must of It
oaltt.v up by Oamii.
Jim Intsrliu- IVpartiiieuls sulfers them to
go and dowlm. they I'lioi.se, ami tits Indian
Agent nas thry havo no jKiwer over tliem
noiv. (n the name of (Itttl what mo wo to
ih'tiudnr this state ol' attain-'.'
All wo ask it that thoso Indians ho ptllou
Histto n-mrtti or tho tioops lein.iin at Camp
Warner until it Is done.
Ymir.urlli.it attention to this matter will
lu.iiili oblige all tho elti-onw Iu this i-oiiimu-tiily
and for which altoutloii vol. will havo
j iku heartrelt thanks.
ours resHs-tlully,
IJlKllKli; FlIUMMAN,
in.ws in Sti,i-ii..-Mr. F. A. Smith has
tnkeii a number of t lews of the publle and
yrluilo buildings In the city, and almost ev
eryday Is Inking othtti-s. Among tho views
already taken aio the Mate House, Court
House, Willamette I nlvcislty, Woolen Fac
tory, Marlon Npuro, Dtn.t Itrt-oiin utile,
sot oral chin olios, vlaws on Commercial street,
U. i 'all nt his ivuius and tnlio a look at
them,
Pi:itMtMi.-C. M. Iligley.onu of proprie
tors ol" tho Pugot Sound n.iuH'f, Is visiting
our city, wliich used lo 1st his homo In
younger years. His lather, ltov. I). Iligloy,
lit cd u long lime Willi us aud is now a pros
teroiiN anil mm !t respected clllo-i or Puget
Sound.
llitl.l-rii-Lo.niMi (it .vs.-Hon Forstner
has ust i ill ed a largo lot of the most -sip-
ular briKH-h-loadllig fowliug-ploi-os and
sportsinnn can do well to mil on him, tor ho
isiigiMidJildgs or a gnu and a most reason
able nmu to tie tl with.
Weather cool and iilondy to-diy. If it
should cnntlnuon week, those ulm went In
t'litinouiitalustiikisipi-ool will hatotohu-llu
Into tow n t(. get warm.
A constable In an adjacent prm-lncl recently
leliised to arrest two muii that were siuud
Ing away at each other al a brutal rate
hotvuiso it was Sunday.
Ilon.i;.-). p, Holmaii. ettlmiiteslhisyears
cnipol lias eed niOiegtiu will loot up Inil.iKHi
bushols.
Ti tuitui hi: or nit: ocr.iv. I'he heal
of lint mm nowlieie penetrates the ocean
more Hutu tKNin-it. Atadepth of fiom ouo
lo two miles llm teiilsiiatiue is everywhere
ubnliL tb.i lr.ii,liiir ii.il. it t,.u...l ......l..'.l.l.. i...
tho list waler iurnd into tlio ocean Irom tho
arctic legions, noitlisrn and southern. This,
being heavier than tho surlaisi water, sinks
to the bottom aud forms currents ever llow -Ing
towaid the eqimtor, to lake the placoof
tlio wntur willed, there hrated ami rendered
lighter, rises to the surl.ue and Tonus Cull'
and other warm streams. ,s llie-n How
ttgiilu toward thn art-tie regions it will besisiu
Hint a isirpetuitl elreult is kepi up, tint arctic
MiUinntxtiiliuually lessening (lie heat of thn
tropl'.-al waters, and these In their turn ult
lug Oiltj tholr belt as they llow away Irom
thetiitplcs. I.iiglaud Is warmer than Green
land only hiH-iuiHo or tho warmth dorlied
rrom tliediill .stream.
Willi lltv. Siiiiiiman S.tts. -Gen. Slier
man suys Ilml niillMiiioiitH hate Ihuiii
xtttjipe.1 to meet tho requlled conilltious nl
thtiarmy, so that tint romimnles have bwfi
ileplnltsl to liiern sipiads. iln thinks that tins
troop, may btinble to prott t the neltlnrs, but
they aro unequal to tho task of an aggrcsltti
and deeislve e iiiipaigti. Many of tbemilllers
he thinks, will be able to delend th selviM.
The Oetieral characlerlstli-ly sajsi "The In
dian lliiro.ui has fed the Indians all winter
aud thoy are fat.so the sat age w arrior is in line
trim lor the acquisition ()r iresh i-.tljis and
liiiiil.ii-. .Neil tail, alter the summer's ac
tivity, they will all be taken bid. and fed."
Donaldson, the aeronaut, dlterts the crowd
with a new trick. The ring to which tho
trapen in attached allnriU him an enlarged
opportunity. He hangs ou his toes ou this
ring, and when away up half a mile alstve
the houso tos ho lot go entirely and drops
hoadloug down, and ualn catches himself
with bis tons on the bar. At uu elevation ol"
ofhaira mile this uct must ba highly aniii
sing. A report Is circulated at Harvard lliat
Huxley has Isiou Invited to accept tho hiU
turn mado vacant by tho dualh ot Agassi..
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