Wirfc
Irregularities'
Tlicro is unitl to bo soiiiu ii regularities
in the passenger btisincsn txt Otnalia, tlis
criininating ngainst Oiugon. To prevent
imposition upon the traveling public
passenger for Oregon via U. V. I'uil
road should Im uiuiiwl.
Barn Blown Down
During tin- lic.xvy stuim Thurmlny
morning last the lurgf barn In-longing to
Mr. (ii'onjo Aplin, living near St. l'uul,
was blown down. The b irn was a very
largo one, ami contained ronsMciiililo
feed, but fortunately no i.to !: i. hut
time.
Tccijioranoo Imotnre.
Dr. J. V. Watts will deliwr lcctutes
on tomp"MHCP at the following places at
the time indicated : Lafayette, March
8th and Oth; 1'orw.t Urove, March 10th
and 11th; ( 'ornelius, Match 12th and
13th; Hillsbnro, March 11th lfltli and
lGthj lleaverton, Mnirh 17th and 18th;
Portland, March l'Jth and 20th: Actoriti,
March 'Jlnt, 22d and 2!!d.
That Tolccrnph Lint
Mr. ileiuy Spaulding, of Almoto, in
forms the Pulinuo Uazntte iluu Unit.
Uraig f ivuis tho line from l'utnlm City
via Ahnota nud Colfax, and the citizens
of Patahi have oll'ered to mipply tho
polos one-liftlf tho vuy from l'ataha to
Almotu, and Almota peoplo will furniidi
tho other half. Tho lino can be tcaurnd
from I'uulia to Colfax via Alinoti and
l'alouse City, it' tho citizens of thiH place
and l'alouse City will furnish their pro
portion of poles.
Throo Ken Drowned.
(Jcorge Porter, John Xowell and l'raul:
Lccliky attempted to crtm White liver,
nearTacoma, V. 1',, in a mtiall Hkitl',
nbout ten dayn p.ince, and when they
had iilnuxi. reached tho opposite fchoro an
oar was lotc in the tapid stream. In
tho ellort to secure it tho bout ran on a
wiagand up let, and iU occupants wore
washed beneath mi enormous drift. Their
IkmIIos wero noun no more. A brother
of Newell ntood on tho bank tw witness
of tho fearful catastrophe, unablo to ren
der assistance. Ono of two dogs that
accompanied tho paiy Hwnin ashoie, tho
other was lost.
Tho To'ivth Streut He.orvoli'
Tho windstorm prevailing to-day, in
addition to its other froiics, vihited tho
reservoir on Fourth street and prostrat
ed with r. fe.iiful crash tho board fenco
nunounding it. Tho fundi was about
15 feet in height nnd extremely heavy.
It fell on tho Htablo belonging to Street
Superintendent Unuleii nnd demolished
that structure instanter. Williain'a
horse, which stood nt tho manger calmly
munching his morning feed, was crushed
to tho ground, and would have been
killed in a Bhort time by tho weight but
for tho presence of his master, whocamo
to his rescue. Tho animal was forced
to his Kucoh, when William procured a
stout scantling and, with tho nssistanco
of fourmoie gentlemen, began to pry
up the timborrt. livery inch they gained
was held by tho horse, which, being an
intolli-'ent animal, nided his friends by
gradually rising, sustaining tho weight
on Ins Kick. At last, ny a uniteu euort,
tho horse was released from his danger
ous predicament and taken to moto
securu quarters.
3r J. I.. Barlow.
With sincew sorrow wo chronicle tho
hiidden death this morning of l)i. J. I..
Harlow ono of Otegon City's oldest nnd
mo.t respected citizens. So deplorable
nn event was entirely unexpected by tho
community, moro particularly as the
doctor was on tho streets yesterday, ap
parently in his ordinary health, llu
had been complaining for soveral motithe,
nud was not so robust as in years gone
by, yet was sufliciently well to attend to
his regular business. Ho retired tolas
loom at tho regular hour last evening,
but, as hu neglected to appear at break
fast, las relatives becoming alarmed, pto
cceded to his chamber and, on opening
tho door, discovered tho puUclcss body
of their lamented friend extended on tho
bed, his countenance expressive of com
pletu repose. Heart diseave, from which
ho lrul been sullering, was tho immedi.
nto cause of his death. Tho reuuins
wero cold and btilT, indicating that the
snirit had passed to tho better land so
oral hours before. Deceased was aged
about 50 years, and eamo to Oregon in
1852.
SnrornoClty-
.. .1 . 1!. -.! r no neiii"
XTOUl W1U llllt'CllUIl UJ JUiCiUU WJVJ,
Oregon, conies tho cry of a lost soul.
Tho editoi of tho Sentinel, of that thriv
Jrw. nn(..s.ilnnn.an(l.two-sawmill metroim-
lis" is aghast and dumbfounded by tho
awful discovery that upon tno u. J5.
ntTif-;,il mniiof Orefon. iust issued, there
U mi mention whatever mado of said
town. Theru is somethiii!.' dreadful in
tlm l'rlca nf :i whole community beill"
lost or mislaid by tho general Uovern
ment in this manner, and tliir editorial
castaway in question has called a mass
meeting of his eighteen fellow citizens,
and arraigns Congress and tho Washing
ton authorities as being engaged in an
obvious and nefarious attempt to inflate
rual estate in the neighboring town of
Scoggs' Landing, which, though possess
ing one less head of population, is on
tho map. Meanwhile he asks the aid of
the journalistic fraternity everywhere,
to denounce this crowning outrage
of the nineteenth century, and to bring
the expatriated Szeracians in out of the
Beoau-3yeJJVlHS"4JU.wwtwsi
Tho Flood at Colfax.
Accidental Drowning
Prnnlan-
of a Bravo
On the nights of tho 2.'ld and 21th
of February the highest water ever
known since the settlement of tho
Puloiisii country, causing immense loss
of property, piovniled in the neighbor
hood, of Colfax, 'J'. Tho Palouso
liver, ncai that town, ovei flowed its
banks nnd swept everything before it,
li'inolishing three linages m tho city
limits nnd demolishing houses, fences
and barns. The bridges destioyed,
there was no means of crossinc the
stream, and in order to cUnblish com
munication u lino was thrown across.
Tho Gazette says: Wm. Pwoitr, a
Prussian, employed in J. C. Davenport's
flouring mill, mado an attempt to cross on
tlm ropo on ins minus ami Knees, ins
back linuiritig down. Tho ropo was new,
and naturally stretched. As Pwoitr.
n.-aied the middle Jim sank under tno
water, and becoming chilled and injured
bv tho floating ice, was unablo to pro
ceed. Ho now seemed to realize tho
danger of his mtuation. His eyes tolled
back m his head, and tho horror depict
co in his cnuiiieii'iuce will not soon bo
forgotten by thoso who witnessed it. Ho
hung to tho ropo but u shot t time, dur
ing which ho did not upeak, then ie
luxwl his grip and was carried down
stream, too weak or unconscious to
mnku but a poor attempt to swim. A
boat which had been made for crossing
tho stream was lying on the bunk with
in reach of nil, but not an oar was yet
made. Mr. I. 11. Huiris, with n brav
ery almost bordering on recklessness,
jumped tho earless boat and pushed out
into tho foaming current in pursuit of
tho unfortunate man, nnd overtook him
just in time to see him sink for tho last
tuno in a liuucli ot willows, about Jmlt
way between tho Kwart house and tho
flouring mill. At this timo tho body
has not been found. Pwoit.: was n sin
glo man, aged 111 years.
Au Iudlnu Rlurilnr.
Some of the older Indiam.on the Puy-
nllup reservation yet hold tenaciously to
their superstitious notions, and nro will
ing to risk thuir lives, reputations and
fortunes upon tho results of their hea
thenish practices, says tho Tneoimi Her
ald. Old Kitsap is'iin Indian of over
seventy Summers. IJoclniius to bo n
doutorj as did also a native named Mo
Kuy. Theso old savages practiced tho
heathenish modo of laying on of hands,
beating tho devil around tho stump, ami
other questionable remedies. They wero
also rivals, and despised each other.
During tho past fow years Old Kitsap
has lost ninu or ten childien. He claims
that McKuy occasioned their demiso by
the process of " mosaachio tainnnuous,"
although his professional services hud
never Itceu solicited, and ho wns not
present at their death-bill scenes. Kit
sap boldly threatened toavenjo the death
of his children by taking the life ot tho
ono whom ho deemed responsible for his
rorruw. A short timo ago Kitsap col
lected soino fins, and with tho price of
the hiuno purchased a roolvr. On Sun
day last, while witnessing tho burial of
another Indian, McKuy was present. It
was generally known among tho Indians
that Kitsap would have his levengo on
on that day. While sitting upon the
ground at the giave, McKuy was but n
fow feet in advance nt Kitsup, when tho
latter quietly took his revolver and shot
MeKuy through tho heart. Ho then
arose, fired tho deadly missile into tho
heavens with an air of triumph and dis
appeared in tho forest. Dr. llostwick
held a coroner's inquest over tho body of
tlio slain Indian, ami tlio jury touua a
verdict in accordance with tho above
factt.. Kitsap has been arrested, and is
now in tho custody of tho Indian police.
Suit for Salvnco.
A. D. Wass nnd Capt. Geo. Flavol, of
Astoria, havo instituted suit in admiral
tv in tho U. S. District Court ngainst
tlio Uritish ship Allegiance, consigned to
Halfour, Guthrio .t Co., claiming $25,000
forbalvago in rescuing tho Allegiance
from tho sands on Columbia bar. Hal
four, Guthrio & Co., as agents for tho
owners in Liverpool, havo opposed thu
suit on thu giound that tho tug llren
hain was tho nctual cause of the strand
ing of tho Allegiance Tho ship was at
tached three days ago by tho U. S. Mar
shal, and today" was released on bonds
bring given for 5:10,000 by William
Ileid, of Poitland, and Thomas Mon
teith, of Albany, to abido tho result of
tho suit.
Duck nnd tho Owl.
A novel battle with a fatal, tormina
tion, occurred at tho Chalybeate ami
Auburn Mineral Springs, near Lewis
ton, Me., recently, at a small jiond pre
pared for water fowl, and in which wero
one wild goose, tluvo wild ducks, (wood
ducks) and six Pekin ducks. A very
larje red'Msh gray owl had been noticed,
apparently taking an inventor' of this
stock of water fowl, and wishing they
would spend a night on shore which
they never do, even with the mercury at
18 degrees below zero, although snug
houses are arranged for them at the
waters edge. Uut Mr. Owl, thinking
ho had got a duck near enough on shore
to answer his purpase, pounced upon
him. The result of the battle was
plainly to bo seen by the first visitor the
next morning, as there lay both combat
ants owl and duck stark and dead,
hed to head, within six inches of each
other. They were on a sand bar, in
about two inches of water, pwtly frozen
Stato and Territorial.
Tratllo on tho narrow gaitpo (West
Sldo) was stopped by land slides, but
has resumed again.
A militia company has been organ
Jzed at Dayton, W. T., and steps taken
to secure arms nnd nuiiiiiiiiltlnu,
Crop prospects nt Walla Wnlla are
gord. There Is mora hind than over fn
cultivation, and wheat not luj tiled by
the freezing weather.
The Hast Oregonlnn saysbtreiinis have
been nt destructlvo helglit in Umntllhi
county. Snow Is all gone there and
stoek'ls poor mid money scarce.
IVrry Adams an old resident of Mt.
Scott precinct, Douglas county, died
lift week very suddenly. Ho had been
nlllieted with cancer in the iieelt.
C. II. l'otter, since driver from I'niii
tlllu to Walla Will In, was thrown from
his seat, run over and received severe
Injuries, but not considered dangerous.
Tho Lowlston Teller says sheep and
cattle tiro dying slowly hut surely In
this section, nud there are hundreds
now tottering that neither liny nor salt
can save.
The Owylico Avalanche says W. 11.
Hanover lately got lost and perished
while attempting to go from lwilrvlcw
to Umpire City. He tiled within .".00
yards of his own place.
Tho Phil nilealer say n move Is being
nitiilo towards tho Itosebtirir nnd Coos
ltay Jtullroad Company, nud ti new or
gaulatloii eU'ected representing men of
character ami llnnuclnl ability.
The Lafayette Courier says petitions
iiroolrculatlng In Yamhill, nnd recelv
l.ig numerous signatures asking eom
mutation of sentence for Johnson nud
Drown.
Tho Seattle Post says the new
steamer Chehulls Is receiving her Mu
lshing touches. Tlio rsorth Paclllo Iron
Works nro busy turning out tnnuhlnery
for thu new steamer.
One of the largest ships ever built on
this const Is now In process of construc
tion tit Kcabeek. She Is intended ex
clusively for the lumber t 'tide, anil will
bo nblo to carry nearly 1 00i),000 feet.
Tho Astorian says during thegulonf
Sunday night tho barn at Ilwaco, In
which Captain Wllllnms of the liny
View House keeps Ills stock, was ut
terly demolished, nnd a valuable bull
killed.
Kdgar Williams it Co. nro canvassing
tho counties of Washington, Yamhill,
Polk, Ilcnton nnd Lnno fur subscribers
to nn Atlas to be published by them, of
those counties, similar to the one pub
lished of Linn and Marlon counties.
Dalles City has appropriated $500
low-arils n steam tiro engine.
Cliules H. Dodd, nf llawley, Dodd &
Co., was In LaUrandu last week.
Sherlir Crimen' brother, William,
has chargoof the Wasco county Jail.
Tho new hotel nt thu Dalles will be
finished the middle of this mouth, the
Mountaineer sayf.
Kitflit persons wore admitted to the
membership of the Congregational
church last Sabbath.
Sound bridges on the Ulo Gruudo
river wero carried nwuy by tlm Ice.
They were below tho Hobbs & Soy at
saw mill.
Ice Jammed In the Lower Grand
Hondo river moved out last wclc and
the bridge at Oro Dell escaped almost
by a miracle.
Tho LnGrande Gazetto says that
since tho loss of bridges on tlio Poster
road the malls aro packed part way
over the mountains.
The second trial of J. 1). Whitney Is
being held nt Salem. Ho wns convicted
of murder unit sentenced to be hung,
nud the supremo court granted thu mo
tlon for n new trial.
The Kuterjirlso says Itev. .1. 11. Teal,
formerly pastor of Ikptlst church, Vic
toria, has accepted u eall to the Huptist
church, Oregon City. The Congrega
tional cIui.tIi of that city has engaged
tho services of Itev. Mr. Dower, of
Salem.
Milne Urns,, Hlllsboro, will mid more
power to their lluurliii; mill and greatly
Increase Its capacity.
Captain Alnswortli Intends to fence
his land near Tueoma nnd stuck It with
animals ul good blood.
Wilson, ox-cook at tho St. Chailes
hotel, Albany, has been caught steal
lug bedding from the house.
Georgo W. Gray was on Tuoulay
evening elected mayor of Salem, to (III
the uuexpiied term of Thomas Gatoh,
resigned.
Tlio Governor will havo to pardon out
n low more convicts In order to keen
the number down to the "economical'1
maximum.
Wo haven't heard of uny pardons or
commutations at the penltuiitlur.v last
week. What can be the matter'.' says
the Mercury.
Tho Hlllsboro Independent says Mrs.
Welch mid family, living three miles
eas' of that plaeo uro lying very low
with typhoid fever.
Tho narrow gauge i West Side) rail
road Is to Ui lelnoorpo rated and the
new scheme includes tho route from
Ptutlnud to Dallas.
Iteavertou Graneo Kn. 100, P. of II.,
will hold another Pair next September,
when premiums will ho awarded all
meritorious articles.
The Albany Democrat says Sherlll'
Dlekcv now bus seven prisoners in our
county Jail, niitl It Is probable that the
entire Jot will bo Kent to Salem next
week. '
Tho Mercury says: Wo pity the next
lenuw wiiii columns u uiurucr hi iiiu
vicinity of Sllvertou. He won't cet
two trials, and he will be in luck If ho
sets one.
A man named Wilson an t a boy
named Foes wero charged with ruhMug
a Good Templars' room in Polk county.
The boy turned State's evidence mid
the mail was sent to D.iilus Jull.
There cleared from l'liget Sound fur
foreign jiorts during the year 1878, 10"
foreign and 273 American vessels. Mur
ing the tame period tho entry from for
eign ports were 00 and 274 American.
Mr. Keene, for many years pilot of
the revenue eutter Wolcolt, is golui; to
live on his farm on Skagit river. Cupt.
Hayes, of the lirltlsh steamer Grappler,
will resign and lake the position of
pilot on the Wolcolt.
Albany publlo schools commence
Spring work with t3 pupils. Mies
Howard teaches (he lower school, Miss
Hundsaker theunjier school and Mrs.
Ililyeu now has charge of thr room of
the central school which has been va-
j-
Supreme Court.
Wkp.vkspw, Match '.
Jos. K. Hentley, appellant, s Ilebecca
Jones, et al, respondents- Appeal fiom
Linn county; onleied th.it inundate bo
issued to Circuit court.
W. S. Ladd il A. Hush, co-p.ii titers,
nppellnuts, vs C. M. Curtwright, respon
dent Appeal from Marion county.
Itcspondeut was not nn original sub
scriber of stock in the corporation known
as the Pioneer Oil Coniputiy, nor was ho
the holder of nir stsck therein nt tho
tinvi when this action was commenced;
but it in sought Vo maintain this action
n"iuust him upon the ground that ho
j was tho owner by purchase of 1 10 shares
of its stock on and from April 2U until
April 211, 187;!, at which said last men
tinned ditto he iiiudo a voluntary sale of
tho same; and that at said date the said
corporation was indebted to appellants
in the sum of $1 1,500 for money before
that timo loaned and paid for said 'cor
poration, which sum it is alleged was
duo and uupnid nt tho timo when this
action was commenced, and that upon
each of the said shares there remains nn
unpaid balance of SCO, amounting in
thu aggregate to the sum of 1?8,-I00, nnd
for which amount appellants demand
judgment in jurt satisfaction for the
said debt, due thetu from said corpora
tion. This cause was heard by tho Circuit
Court at tho Juno term, 1878, and a
general demurrer to tho complaint sus
tained and judgment rendero I dismiss
ing the cnuo at appellant's cost, and
from tint judgment this appeal has been
taken.
SVI.1.AI1L'H.
Under tho constitution the liability of
stockholders for tho indebtedness of tho
corporation is limited to tho amount of
stock subscribed and unpaid.
All sales of stock in a corporation
transfer nil rights therein to the pur
chaser, who thereby becomes liable for
the payment of tiny unpaid balance duo
or to become duo thereon when duly
deiunmled by the directors of the cor
poration.
If tho sale be oluntary the seller is
not discharged from liability to existing
creditors for such unpaid balance un
less tho sum ho duly paid by such pur
chaser. Thu liability, however, of such seller
is contingent, and tloes not become abso
lute until there is n failure to pay such
b.diiuco by the puivliiuer after thu sumo
has been duly demanded by tho proper
ollicors of tho corporation.
The creditors of tho corporation can
not proceed in thu first instance ngainst
u stockholder upon his individual liabil
ity, without first having shown that ho
has exhausted his remedy ngaiutt the
corporation. Tho remedy of n creditor
of a corKiratiou ugaiust a stockholder
iijkiii his individual liability is in equity
where tho rights of tho corporntnm, the
stockholders and all tho ci editors may
bo adjusted in one suit.
Tim decteo of tho court below, dis
missing tho complaint with costs, uHirin
en. Opinion by Prim, J.
Mary ). Hubbard, etui, nppellnuts,
vs Thomas H. HubbarJ, respondent
Appeal from Marion country; cnuse on
trial.
Adjourned till 1:110 P. M.
Vi:pm-sp.v, March ft.
AITKU.NOOX KliSION.
Mary .1. Hubbard et al, appellants, s
Thomas II. Hubbard, respondent Ap
peal from Marion county; cause on
trial.
Adjourned till 9 A. M. to-moirow.
TitL'itsPAV, March 0.
Couit met pitrsuent to adjournment at
0 A. M.
Present Chief Justice Kelly and
Justice Prim.
Mary J. Htibb.tnl et al, appellants, n
Thomas II. Hubbaid, respondent Ap
peal from Marion county; eauso on
trial.
Adjourned till 1:30 P. M.
TjiuiiHD.vi, March. J.
AKTIIIINOON MISSION'.
Man J. Hubbard it id., appellant,
vs Thomas 11. Hubbard, lospondent
Appeal from Marion county; argument
concluded and cause submitted.
Gus Matasce, lospoudeut, vs Geo. H.
Hughes, appellant Appeal fiom Linn
county; ordered that mauilato issue to
Circuit couit.
V. Watson, appellant, vs W. J.
Smith, t al., respondents Appeal fiom
I. inn county; cause nt for hearing on
Monday, March 21th, as per stipulation
of (ui ties.
IL T. Juiius, impendent,). Dow,
appellant Appeal fiom Denton county,
set for hearing Tuesday, Match 25th.
Adjourned till ft A.'.M. toinoriow,
l'niPW, .March 7
On motion of Judge i.iwson, Jo.eiili
I'lthian, Kmi.. was udmitted to piuctice
on u certificate from the Circuit Couit of
the United States for the District of
Nebraska.
I'L A. ltees, respondent, sOeo. Heel-,
apjiellant ApiealfromUtnutilla county,
cauR-j set for hearing Wednesday, Murch
12th.
Adjourned till (I A. M Weuntsd.iy,
Mutch 12th.
Tho big drive of saw logs belonging
to Allen, HobliiHon & I'm., of Albany,
commenced arriving last Saturday and
the lull end of It got In on Monday.
Lumbermen give It as their opinion
that there Is a little over 3,000,00a feet
In this drive, euough so keep the saw
mill running for about ono year.
f"With all thy false I love still," mur
mured a young man as lie calmly handed
his girl the uititlcial teeth that she bod
m mwI intn hie lan
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