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SALEM, OREGON, OCTOBER 27, 1S7G..
Volnmo YIH Number 37.
Arti Passed at the Late Session.
Belownre try toive an iDtelltgeut idea of
tbe nature and purposo of tlio bills passed by
the late Legislature, that have btcoiuo laws.
bllXATIt HILLS.
8 BNol5, Aniouils Incorporation of MnrU
field, Coos Co.
SB So 30, Defines and punishes tbecrimes
of kidnapping and clilld stealing.
SB No BO, Amouds criminal coda as to
penalty for bulling or giving liquor to
minor:1-'
SB 'No 58, Bepoals act creating; ofliee of
State Geologist.
SB No 73, Appropriates $1,2(10 per annum
for clerical aid luStnto Treasurer's olllci.
8-BvNo 10, Itieoiporatea North Browns-
Tills.
SBKn'J, Fiovides Board of Canal Com
missioners and for the tmssaiin of boats
thfJiigh canal anil locks. The full bill was
published in tho Farmkr.
S B No US, Pavs Patterson, latn Slate
Pi Inter, about fNOO for printing roi ort ol
Investigating Committee nearly four ears
Bgo,"ainl intercs,.
;B B No les, Incorporation of Astoii.
"SB No Transfers military luml, for tlio
'purpose of equipping and arming military
"companies, (but ilioie is litllo or no militaiy
; 8 II No 21, Authorizes Jacob Flelschner to
construct water works in Albany.
5BBXo41, Appropriates $10;000 per an
num, for two years, to linls.li and furnish
State University, to add to extent of ground'-,
and embellish the Bauie.
. S B No 51, Amends tho Coda.
S B No 03, Kopeals law relating to print
ing laws in nowpaper, and limita tho sum
for same to f 100. Last time by stiarp con
struction of tlio law tho Slalo Printer tolU ot
cd $I,2C0 or mora, whero formerly only $100
liad been paid.
SB No M, Appropriates 312,000 for sup
port of Deaf Mute Seiiool.
8 B No S3, Appioprlates goO.COO ont of tho
swampland fund, etc., for Tho Balleaaud
Sandy Wagon Road, bonds to be receivable
in payment for swamp lands.
S B No 101, Itepeiils act for construction of
Siuto capitol building.
si ii in, Appropriates is.uuo ior support
of State School for ibo Blind.
S B No 12d, isolates to valuation of proper
ty for assessment.
S B 127, Authorizes the construction of
locks on the lamhlll river.
uouti: BILLS.
II. B. No, So, to permanently locato coun
ty f,eat of Lake county.
"No. 2, to change location of county Beat of
Jo.sephlno county.
No. il, legalizing election of Justices in
Monmouth precinct, Polk county.
No. tl, rslnoi to liens nn boa'.s and
VOSft'lH.
No. 10, proUW s drodgiog for oysters in
(hallow wi'fr.
No. 20, l':iorj. r.'"6s Browosvllio.
Ni. 21, appiop.-ltot.!) money to pay ospen-C-3
Of l.','illU o A' sein'jlj'.
No. 30, rtlale-3 to tr .i!s rf-ui w.-ler cour.stu
No. SO. lucr morale? Hillsboro.
No. bi, provides fir iai-vnarallon of t'.ltr-
judlclal district for judicial purposes.
ii ii .o na, an act to authorize tno city ot
Salem to Incur an indebtedness of Hfty thou
sand dollais for tho purpose of buflditiga
bridge across tho Willamette Kiver.
The Yaquina Kail road Bill.
A Bill passed both Houses to appropriate
523,000, or .".30 per mile for not more than SO
milos, toward the construction of tho pro
posed narrow trcek ro.nl Irom Ynquiiia B.y
to Corvallls, It was claimed that this much,
added to 8'." ,000 cf private subscription,
wculd Induce capital to build the road.
Thls.bill received tho Governor's veto, nrrd
his mo.'saRo gtvis the following reasons:
" Arlli'loXI, stciion T, cf the Constitut'on
piovides a" follows:
1 ho I-ogi'dathe A'M mbly shall not loan
the credit of tlio Siatn. nor in any niavier
cicatii any debt or liabilities, widen shall
sn.gly or in tho aggregate with prclotia
i'tb or liabilities i scent the .sum ot j.VJ.rco,
except iu cace of war, or to iept-1 liivps!ou,or
mppitss iii'iiricfJon; and every cotniact of
lndi-b.cdiicss inliicd into , assumed by or
on I'c'jTlf f f tlin Suite, wheii all its UaliilitieM
and dtbti amount, to sa'd sum, ahall bo void
and ol no ctl'eet.
It apptars to mo that tho fffrct of (IiIh
lull is to loan tbe prod it cf tlin State to tliis
railroad, by ti;o ismo ol l.tjiids in iisfavnrin
such a dirict mode as to be foibii'den by the
first clause of the section of tho C'oiiotituliou
quoted.
Again, Oia State is n' w in dtbt more than
tidy thousand dollars. 'J'h's biil is Mh 'efm e
In conllictvi.h tLe !.sl ciniso of Ihostctioii
quoted; in which it is declared that " i.M'ry
contract of Indebtedness tnurtd into .i -assumed
b.v ! on lifbalf of the h-l.'i'.c, when all
its liabilities and debia amount to said sum,
shall bo void and ol r.o effect. " I iherufoie
return tho bill to your honorable body for
further consideration ,"
In bis biennial rceasatjo llio Governor has
Ihe following:
" In the prespnf condition of our State fi
nances, no measure, utisuntalnI l).v special
provision for rciiciiiiev to meet tho e.pi'iidi
.turo r(qi.iici.t by its enicimLiit, Kill meet
wuu i.w.uiuive approval. "
This bill made no rrovllcii for itvcnuct
and we ltarn that tho tiiinds cl it n.l.intteu
it to tho Uorcrnor, wl.tn intrcdur-td, and
received IiN opinion that it was not constitu
tional as it lutm stood. As ILe pcition of
tha Oovernur wa3 fully advanced bofortlittiul
aud directly exprttccd wkhieaarillothooill
while iondii-.g, llio friends of the measure
seem to !ac tnly themselves to 1. la-no lor
Hi failu . .
Iia f-..li'io is to bo regrotlcci for general
leasous
Ka'leque Lyiislallou.
, tii.'
ary, cliarlt.iblo and L-snoroleni hisil'lutions
(I'ormeract was Utlcctlvo )
No. SO, rolatini; to rams vunr ing at larg .
No. 'JH, relate to se!o of proj city bv o.xhj
utors or adiiiiniitintors.
No. 112, to rezul.ilo tho S3lo of iutoxicuing
llouors to minors and others.
No. 22, to author":-.'! llio lTnlted States to
take private proper.' f' r lublio use.s,wlien
needed ior jm'ilic hulhilUKS, foils, lljilu
house, etc.
No. til, cuti oil mlleajro jf Asra--sors.
.Limits thorn to per diem.
No. ll.rolitu-i to suits of HtUchuiont,
No. 57, creates r-rnds of iinblic erement.
This, or a former ao:, provide for osnstruc
tlon of tr.illi, (in i:iount-ln reglmi- for in
stance) to tin ksp; in order as count v roads.
No. SI. imp )-iug certain duties or tjovor
nor of the Siato.
No IU, rop mN 111 mills bounty tax, and
provides tnx; I mere-it on the -remaining
bounty and relief bonds bo paid out of Gen
oral Fund.
No. 105, relocation oT county sei of Polk
count v.
No 164, lovios i mills tax for SU'.o purpos
es, and ii mills tax to. pay principal and in
terest on outstanding warrants.
No. 101, appropriates about g-lTOfOO for the
ordinary expenses of thu State government
uutll 187K.
No. Xi, relief or Grant county for J500.
No. hi, incorronitetf McMlnnvUki.
No. 100, relates to damage caused by man
egoment of steamboatsand water crafts.
No. 6, to legalize defective acknowledg
ments. No, U.", relates to service of summons.
No. liS, authorizes GeSlpooU Bo&m Co. (3
uso tii at stream.
No. Jlli, relief of Justus KrumberUi. Pavs
LIuiSKO for services in locating State Capi
tol Building us engineer. (Bather much it
strikes us.)
No. CS, makesall male inhsbltants subject
to pay pall tax, and inukidts Ch'oamen of
course.
Na. 7S, relator lo writ of review,
No. i J, relites to Injury that may be caus
ed Iu mauiigemeut of steacn beats, or .other
rafr. i
No. 102, exempts liie Coos and Coqulll as lue lirst of Januaiy.
It lo-.io ti 'V nttiBu l!k bin.'-rir.elo us,
to ieo u Ugislat'.tra gt.t tor;tl!..r and votk
over a iiinltilwl.) cf more or . Innporlgnl
matters, r-.i.d ihbn Su.-ainj, leaving tl.Pin in
coinpleto, when tn. or tlrey da.vf)' time,
well oxpoi'do't, wi. iW clent the calender. It
!..o l.bgiblaturo did, very lit
" ! ..ven-eivte.)iiso :oi inutil;
bu .t Is&''j true thu' ,. mul
rs went oy (ielmilt in Hie
is truotha
tlo harm, rut v
fulness In tt.a!,
litude nl ii.au.
w'ud-urt.
Wo propose to i -ivion' the imuinor Inwkleb
nn Oregon I.r.'Mdtuio maiwgta to ;.ut In Its
forty days. Tro lirsi two !; pass with
out uiuob nu.re being done ttiim to Introduce
biV.H. Just as th session L-uIns to leok like
Wflrk tlio.St.it') lair comes und tho members
aw as wild (maay ot liiem. us ehildieri to at
tend tho sIiok. Very lit'.lo is d'.ue Fair
., and iiui miiLh tstrio lemainw after
wards. Sundays are counted Is inako up tho forty
(fays, and the three first v.oek-i ofthe session
i'otii linusei ul)ourn ovei from Friday to
Monday, geiwrally toMnday alleriKion.
The late L-jgislaluro was in session only
thirty-two dsys, m.a If fe, could have remain.
od m session lolly forty working dr.y,, bus
iness would Aivi- titon ileaned of. tho Cm.
teuuial Bill ud that to amend the lucorpo-
cation act cou'Jd liavo been pa-sod, and othsr
tieasuroi that wore hurried throuRli could
liivo recoiveJ'a.ui'ii! s.tentiou.
To prevent tho Huei-eediue LectUatures
from being oiserabie farces wo utl somo
olango from she proaen: sj'stem. fur one'
tttug It is evident thtt the I.tK'sJaturo J
IHE SIOUX WB.
Letter from Lieut. Schwatka.
1 r Cam v at Custi'.u Citv, D. T. ")
In the Black Hills, V
Sept. 20, 137G. J
Deah FATiir.u: After writing you from the
Yellowstone, wo traveled f.outhwitrd to the
Black Hills, and just north of them, near a
place callod tho Slim Unites, on Babbit creek,
had a slit.it and decisive tight wfth a band of
Brulo Sioux, undiii llnii'ui Noso and Ani
cricm Horse, number.iig irom 100 to 200
warriois and Ihlily-.evuti lodges. We had
12." men of tho ;.d c .valiy, under Col. Milla,
who had been sent forwtud fiom Gen. Crook's
command, on Sopt. 7, lo obtain aud send
back i.itions from tlio Black Hills, as wo
had only two dais' rations lolatt ten days,
as italturwsrds lurmdout. Wo had four of
llccrs cf tho 3d, in tho light, which occurred
at daylight on Sept. P, Col. Mills command
ing, I.ieuts. Ciavifoid, Vou I-uottwlti'., and
myself.
Wo llrst discovered tlio Indian ponies
grazing, about tlnett o'clock on the afternoon
of tho ath, on n blnll, proliably three miles
away, and wo viithdrow immedlaloly under
cover mid watched their movements until
dark, and thtu further withdrew about a
mile to a deep wooded canyon where small
tires wore bulit, tho night being very cold
and rainy. In tho meantime a morning at
tack and turprisool'tho vlllagohaving been
determined upon, at two o'clock In the
.Homing we pulled out from our camp, tho
darkness being intense, and headod for tho
villaga. We were In three columns, tlio two
outside onosof liliy tutu each, under I.ieuts.
Crawford and A'on Leuttwl'z being ilU
mounted; the center column of twenty-five
men, under myself, beln.?, mounted, tho In
tention being to approach tho beau of tho
Village, and, when in sight, tho dismounted
coh.'mus to diverge and surround it, tho
inonnlu? I,arty to cliargo through and stam
pede the poii"'a) nu "19 wholo outfit to then
uso up tho illHr;s affording to tho most ap
proved fashion.
In tho darkness wo h-id a'.,roftt (,adl r dir
Ikulty iu finding our friends, t'"' rmllch ba
ing llio first di.scoN ert-d as on the day' 0l''o.
Jus! as wo approached the crest of tho h "u"
ierl'-oklng the village a small herd ol po
nies stampeded Into It, ai.d us for ov pla-is
noihi.ig was lo.. Lut for mo (o charge, and
yt!liij at my men In draw pis' 0s and
clia-r..-, til X (.'Ut, 1 must say that I felt n
'tillc ut.' iriiin a to what Iinl-;litfxpeut,for
.',ekue nothing whatover of thowize of tho
village auj hr.il been following tlio frail four
ci-iis b. fore, of I roil 2,000 toU.OOOIodg- thil
had pilt up, and probably the village ahe.id
of m whs 'be couccittnllcn of.thh splitting
that t i- tr ha.l .-o neluoklly dashed into,
two iu j.hIis bftlbi.i on the litllo Bi Horn,
Thei.j sasn't tine lor any groAt ctnoiuit ui"
refleetiou, nowover, and I wus .soon ribl in
to the vHhgo with my men, yolliui; and llr
iug jil' ".it - smack :: to thu'r lodges. Tho day
anil iii,it had linru very rainy jnd llioy iiad
l ' ( th;r ! Oaci sc closely that m untie
I them win uoi itssiticd by my cliargo. In
ia.:: v.hei. t,r.it daylight lolt us In uhuigeof
tha village, we feu.d that nearly every lodge
I ua.l t sou nppod open by knives to assist in
i tlicir ex.'.. I f, unci bti'. little trouble in get
ting away v.!ili ibnr herd of 200 ponies and
hersos; for wtion twenty-live cival.-y men
make up t.jelr mimls to ereale-i linrful din, I
will not lipsitato In pronounce it tho moslpr
fect biKrtis on reconl. 1 had often sbh Indi
an porno., Mauri m).)kly and view tlio hide
ous yelling and commotion generally, or the
Indians in their m-iiiy war aud scilp dancts,
andnVvtiul lliey would bo equally unihakon
when I st.oi.m tiy to frighten them out; hot
iu less ijjim three si ends auer I llrtil the
first sh.t I was s.kimming beautifully out of
tho olhorend of the village, the air jHjrfoclly
wirtir-siUuratua with Hying lariats and wood-
' en picl.i' jilns.
Ah my fir tiica out, that of the dismount
ed ctrbiics, following close v after, ivelln.i
shattering his right knee, his leg bolug am
putated abovo tha kneo during tho aliernoon
skirmish.
We captured two full days1 rations of dried
bull'.ilo meat, a god-sond indeed, for we had
to llvo for four days afcer it ga o out on uo
thing but pony meat, without salt, bread, or
anything ilo whatever. Half ntarved, we
reached supplies on the Hollo Foutcho, from
tho Black Hills, and wo are now about tlio
center of the Hills, awaiting the remit ol
(Jen. Crook's consultation with Uon.Shcii
dan, who 'is at Fort Isiiamlo. ' I'liun.
Wiutl Storm at Barlow's Prairie
the
well as (he Willaito'.te rireis, from
operation nl too nuo Uim act.
No. 1IU, locitlea county teal of Tillamook
.county.
No. 127, Incorporates Ualsey.
a so. m, requireu local ienisot tno uuarci
fi ivjho.sl laud CuUluiUslonofs to give bonds
fanii uiflk.' reports.
1 No, IW. to iiret-ei.t and punish camblin?.
- -No. 12, to bond the remainder of ilodoo
invir ciauiir. k xmi uuii.
ST. I.tl .a .l.K '1.1. n. .. l , .
'VI i '!f It ' '- l.ldlltv IV V
up into a w.iid roar that I knew would give
should not be lui.tana the m,,,. n,., s,m """" " " ""! " uauco lo wllliout
Ftir Is held. To secure t;ood work iui.l to ""' ,, "OU I0Ul",'aiul,i n,y IJ ""1 Joined
beliltiite mallutu ,-,i.era1!p coiinected with ! t,",lr',m,r r-ry om tie hill near tho village
theState GovemuiL-.l. iLh Hn-nolai. imuu,. i wl,,rh "as lw l'ou. Gen. Crtik came
Ive and cxeculli.. ear sUould commerce I Up '-,u;"' " '"" ",al" e''"'n)an.l,and
It wil' net be easv to . u? "'"'". Po"wy irom a neiglilKirlng
The following aro some additional aiti.'ii
laisof the recent wind storm at Bailnw's
Pralila. It occurred at 12 o;lock on Wed
nesday last, aud in llltcon minutes, did moio
damago than can I in lopiii'cd in many years.
Over 100 npploa, and other .i.ilt tree j, ami
eight laigo walnut trcsa now lay uprooted or
broken down. A new v.arohoiiM), built last
Summer, aud coiUalnlng u car-load of wheat this point and
From Coqmllo.
Ccijt'ft.i.r. City, Oct. 13, 1S70.
Kn. FATtMifti: An epidomio of singing
soeiablos is now raging in this town. Many
of the young pooplo "have It badly," F.veu
tho County Judge has become UlVcted, and
it 1 begiunlr.g to spuad inlo tlio country.
Buslnoia :'s pomowl.r.t impiovcd lieie.
The etliict of direct, trade with San Fran
el co Is lnaUing il-cif fn!t, and pooplo ato
Hiicoiiraged in vuw of tho beiietioial effect
on thegtiKial business of the courtly
Yi'bi'.'lt inns! grow cut of II. Another I'ac'.oi
iu tlio liiCUM'O of cur local trade just now,
is, that tho roads being in good cond'tien,
more teams than ustiiil miino in over tlio
Co-is Hay wugon road, and with the com
pletion ol tbe iitiproMinents which are bt
lii'; made on the Cur-uiiiUhim Creek road,
we expect, another sc.imiii , to sio a huge in
erec ii of Undo ni d trn(i I elwcrn this po.Lt
and Douglas eoutitv. With I'teigtits bolwetn
San l'raiieico, attlio si'inif
and tons ol salt could not stand tliestonn, so i i u.... us irom Coos Citv, (tho present ter-
fell, tho remains covering tlin railroad (nick i i.vniis ol the i It. W. uml.) we only lack
and vlcinitv for some distance. A train of
cars just osi'iped tho storm, having, from
"mm impulse, lob tlin "seeiin'' but llireo
miuutes bofiire. A man on a load of wood
was blown from his wagon, his team became
fiightonod and dashed away, almost, kup
pare with tho wind, u:il they reached a
place of safety, wleno tho dilver alio 'wards
found thorn. No damage done to wood,
wagon, t am or teamster. The wind was
very much lorkod, passing on nil sides ol
Mr. iUrlnw'.s dwelling lions-', lireakiiiihiwn
B cherry treo only a lw ffot t.om thu di ir.
It spired nothlutr that c.itno in its iMiirso,
and is ono of tho most Mivoreover witncnsbil
In Oregon. A man weighing 1 10 pounds
was- blown from tlio ground three lent high,
alightod on his head with but few scratches.
Kocks, boulders and llmlu wero seen in tlio
air, as high as tho tree tops. Tho loss of the
fruit trees is irreparable for some time: but
tlnotigh the generosity of Mr. Birlow'u kind
neighbors the loss will bo repaiied in iar as
practicable. Sixteen men met at his placo
Thursday, and at 1 o'clock lo-day tho ware
house was up, nnd on Saturday was ready for
the reception of grain ui usual. Damago to
Mr. Barlow in fiuit trees, building and fenc
es Is probably $100, while Mr. Bun's loss Is
considerably Ihss. OivfoHittn.
CAM'Ani:-, Ca-ai.. Col. J. M. Wilson re
cch od adlspalch yesterday from Washington
to the effect that the amount appropriated by
Congress ( j'Kl.OOO), for tho construction ofthe
Cascades canal, has been allotted, and that
surveys aro authorize .. The work of mak
ing neec-mry surveys will bo eoiiinienced
as soon as practicable. Thtio hasbei nsouio
telegraphic coin -.poudetico bntweeii Cob
Wilson and a gentleman now In i!m Fast,
'wi l.IW till, 1-mtlH.ltlnH t.l I, Mini' :L v.iTl hi: til.
V. , --'1 cxpeiiiuiio oiu'iiitti, and oun well
(Hiiili'leii
of tho work
well iniido ru.ul to coiunote siieitss-
fully,n.s wo have tlio advantage ol seer.il
miles less distance, and letter couitry to
make a road over.
Wo are now having our usual yearly iall
roi I talking ami tluurimr. It. iiiiii-easis con
stantly, and w ill ,u lust caliuinalu no doubt,
In in actual road, a tanmblo lenlily, com-po-ed
of solid Mihsiaii.'o, and not "all gass,"
Whortleberries t ho u-oiii'.t.iiii viuii ty,) aro
to be had, in bushels, ior thogalhuiini;,
wltb'n half a ii'ile nf Ccipn'Io City, nnd or.o
of the most diili:!i'.lnl iT.mlile) possiuio ' to
goto the near uills "liuckielmrryln;; " No
tour of this valley is otherwise coniplotc.
Oct. 17. A heavy r.lu to day, tlio llr.l of
llio season, muiuury at Mu tins inoiniiig.
Kike tho old woman aald of tho "far west,"
that it was "u Heaven for men and dogs,
and a Hull for women and hort-o," so this
rain is gloi ions for the grass aud cabbages,
but rough on lato poti ties and bonus. Ttie-o
are Important ciops lioio, and tho "potato
rot" Is ghing us n good deal of trouble.
A hop yard will bo startod hero next
spring, which will lost tho adaptability of
this valley lot- the viuhUik of Um, m.
Fruit should also become n staple crop here,
as tlio country Is exceedingly well adsp-yil
to raising it, and the facilities for shipping
aio A No. 1. M.
) liiKo personal iilpeiliiteiuluiiey
s soon as prelimln.iiy ai
"it" .Ii i ! 1'iir.i. ut imi it tfl'i
rangomei-.:. are , . ,,,
rommeuce making f. -,,iiit u,Unv (),;,
stan'.lil oporatlons sp, "" "'l"'' '-""
' nian.
Till! I'lU-MlU'I llAKVItsI r.l'S - 'ri0'.,r!'l''
ouiun't, leporter of the jiro 'cediiit,!, 'J, '""
lu'o Stale Fair, assotts In that pupur (.. '',l
Mnnd.iv that Mosrs. Ilavvley, Dodd A (' '
of I'ofiMnJ, lojk i ho firs', pieniliiui on.
ha'VTh'e.s. In this itateni.iiit ho in ei
eviiierjiiy ju vr;;', ..., Mr, T, U. Walt,
of tliij oliy took firs', pnv.iihim on li-.o
MeCrtmlck hnrvtstira exhibited by l.'u.i,
nitlHo srs.T, Cunuingliam iV Co. al.-o i
thii city, toou tho se.c.ird premium on Ihe!
Fror.e'i .t Adams' harvtstcr oxlu'.itod by
tlmiii. These premluniH wero uwindol alt; .
a thorough trill of tbe-o luachii.is, wble'i
was witnessed by llio coiumilti o thai made
tho awards. ,1iiriti i. t
Buat Si'nk. Tho sliMiner lionaiiivi mink I
last Weduesilsy inoriiing bout 7 nV'oek at i
tho head of Hock Islui.-I. Shu luil just I
started from the inink, where she had laid
during the nigld, when ibo itrt.ck a lock.
Slio ivason her way lo i'oitUnd with a lone
nf wheat for a Portland llriu; Tim O -eident
went In tho soi mi Um f h mo lu'iiumg and
took off mo.'it of tlio freight.
The limit has since floated away, and Is u
total loss.
Ci.acica.mah CotiNiY. Wo copy tho fol
lowing ilouis fiom tho h'lilc ijni.se of last
Saturday:
Last Friday morning about I o'clock, Mi.
K. S'rieklln, residing in lllghiand jii-u'lncl,
discovered his li.uu to be on lire, but ex-lingulslit-'d
it wiihi.ut any serious ihiuine.
On examination lm Ii und : h.u shin uiiis.
s.itiir.ieil ilh i'iibI oil, imd b.iui phi. mI
ilgci'iist ll.o '.iii t. ol tbe Imi n .mil had just
b.eii i;;niiiil, and a l'w moments mote
won Id imvo (s'ii his dim imiimiiNs ol II iinrs.
The I'llli was built n sbijit tlriiu sinen lit u
com of tfTOil, and cf.nti.ine'I all of uJsiiopi
and 1'iniiiiig i in ji'ciiu n:s,
l.aityeiir at this tiniij our slreels wi ro
iilivo wiih fanners bringing their w beat lo
market, but now, irelghl being j2 per ton
! ofween ll.ls city iiml I'tirtland, theyuiu
m.W' lummy bv hauling It. thorn. This Is
mo of i.'.'" benefits derived from the jilesent
uonopi.ly.
'-, (.("lu tho follt.wlng liuni the Asses
s.ti'n I'o'nk'j in ""fard lo il.n iifcsifsniiitu of
Cln-kaiiiasiouiilM 'l'0tH amount f pio..
Mil v. 2,111 l,....o i-l; mill, "UllCb", tl'ttn.'iWij
ixomp'lon, jiil,.'ll. Tumi i.ouui vt la.
able pi i.iilj, ?l ht(i,71H li'i.
Tn V.iiiilillt boat w.iSNiiuiiessIiillylriiiiicli
ed at Caneiiii.li last Wednesday 1'llertii.ou,
Hun. Ilenrv Warr u and hcvoii.l gontlemeii
liom ainliil1 weld piesi'lit t witues1-hei
deliiit on tho Wiil.imutto. Tim naino of llio
new boat Is Tlio McMiiiuvlllo.
Mr. 1. M. Itineaison was fortunntu
enough to got imiiv witli eleven pieuiiums
on Iru'ltsand vi-gel.ibltis at ilioM'i'u F.ur
Till! UuNA.N.A A TuTAl, Loss A fol davs
since, says the I'orlaud lhe, of October 23,
wennted the. linking ot the steuiier ISoiiiiid'ii,
near ltoek I-I.iiid. At that tiinn it ui.i sun-
poed that she could lio raised without dull-
,. , , ,, . , , iiti iiu iiiiiii tn'i i."v ui'ii ii i;intn n
cully, and such wi.ulil have been ihe case,,, r,,llary machines In uso. T
had thu river roiiidinnd ni the atage t then t Wrtl) , Uui ,,perailou with mi
was. Hut owing to the ripld rl-e In the liv-' V i,i ri,i i knowing tlin
er, slio lioa'ed oil it about two o'clock
was dashed to piecea on the rocks at Ihe loot
of Bock Island, she Is a total wreck. It Is
possible that mhiio parti of the riia-liiiinry
may bo saved, hut It Is very doubtful, 'liie
Ilouar,. i wps built last 3efr osptcluily 'm
the grain trade, a id vvas of iiir, luris .r"gister.
Sue was owned by tlin W. 1. it T. Co.
Ksr.U'Kli.-Sherilf Wllllnmof Polk Co.,
ws In tho city this mornirg In icirch of u
Pltl.TilN'ls.Sl'.lAllA'IOlt AMI IfllisfJ I'oWI.II,
At lint Slate Fair .Mfssis. I'elton ,V Savago
gained hnnois lor Ihe exhibition of I'm
Potion Hoi so Power, and also fir I lie IVUi.u
Supinator, iich of which tool; llr.st jiremliiinh.
We Ihi.im! it I'orlland merchant, one of tho
oldest In the Agricultural mar-hiuory tuide,
award the prelerenne lo thu llors'i J'oner,
adding that the only otjectlon lo it would
arise from the taut that ii costs mure than ',1m
ho Separator
tiro hiiuoes.
ttrlilit Itt U it.ttJL' i mr lliul lli. .1.1, t.i.,
and . eblnes are iliai.nf!iii'iiiitil In I Irit utit nn.1
I hope to sen Mr I'elton istabllih a hrgo nutl
I riuccesfiil I.iiisiii..i,s hero.
locality, tried to oonleuj with us in the after
noon for their lost posvosloii, hut a slight
Kitiu lab boon diSfTuhUU the m and itey with
drew, 'J'hw number of ludiatiN klflid it l-i imiK,s
,..,,,,, , . .., n Bir.-ureioi.v iioct riaiu, Kill ifjrjy were
,i ' ''t81:9 i-iuitnde.'iwt,,,,;;
-,.,. .Uu.i. omu.wniutHwniui,. , our j.auijsj. We lost thrto tje-i
get tlio people to cuteml tLo lonuth of the
session, bu it tulsl t bo jo4.iUI.. to accom
plish Uit end by prot Icing I hat the eeislon
shall couiiist of 'or:y .c:uai workiii Ub,
which would secure cijer week.
To
meui
uuu,,,,, .j, jm, 11JruH w0 (,kCrl.., l0, too
Polk county Jail at Dilla.t ,i,l evemnu.
...I. w " Hre, 'forgo W. HiiwklriN.iu
J-rank Wayne. Huwkius Is tlm ,a'i ..
rwa BMUDLrji ill
Coo, Lak,, valley, ft, I
MAliltlnn. Mr. A. I Ihii.l.lii',hm,ollhls
city, has just returned from Iowa, bringing
Mr, Buckingham bck with him, Mr. II.
Is well known In tills vicinity, un,l his lato
(rip Fist hat disappointed many piedlotloui
(hat he would remain an old bachelor.
Man
' Iu wlnhing that his mairiud life
, i.t , -.,,.. .lnr,
uiuuifi i im'jx irri ii liiiiii' iv f i ,.i- .'
Llsvlllc, Polk county. .nr'LVMV..:., V n' 1' '' .0,,witu of
Irnm runt Wi. -,,,. i.. .t. i .. .
,'uay he Jong n,i li.,j,y.
H'I.IX)w ..jjpH.l." "-. The bl'W'l lit'"1 very
lire. 11 aii'.i
essence of
usties tho
from him.
Watllll Is lltn In. II.. I 1?.. i . " . ..
shct young lUrh MitonrVW""?.njr
ilinu, ..,.! "7 ' ' ' -Hi-fi ,
" "rt", '"i 'iivj nivij I,' l!
for thoe oii.-ns, ,.. f , ,.,,,.,.
IuikIiIi an t ii
.. ...-.- ..
lb Mi, boiio miKcic, uwivn
awaiting tii'
.Mom. Jli.il run (V..S.M.M,. .(') i.
day evviiiiiv. tin, .: Aiii.t r.n... . ii
. ....i... . rT :. ' ., i. qkiiiij
ard '"'oti irom the Oa'cidos wjtl il..vward
.- .1oll.n a day, ,. ,., w.uIJ ghe q-lt. .0 Leveu.wound.d, arnong vhc-m Vn u voice of m hd of l?lZ '" fX
Ibe V ! - fWf fvxuct matter. J yon i?,yUu t wborWlV;Jgevef0 weund, I ' 'Ii', '"4'1 ,yr t,'sl rCinm-v Hro's.,
AV 7 ' ' "',1 .ir'i. , firm with In four
iUriii..iuiit. M ''.it stouuc i Is tlin ap-
iiis the ar:erics the ill' rlhu'.ots and llio
tiHimeslliechnnii'ils by which thnviMe,
..... i. ..o.ri.. i .ill', t'lion Um slomm aaiiit.
I bo. el, Ibe-so medicines tt nlmulliuiM.iNly.
2icent per not or pit.
McCor.-.iifit's II uiviMKi s.-W't iihould
havo iiienlloued in our State b'alr rejwttlut
Mr T II. Walt, of Salem, hud oti.oxbljiltlou.
one or hit McConiilck lUrve'r,, and tlist
It took a tint premium. Su-. ut WV ir.',. .
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