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FRIDAY J 32RRDAHY 21!, 1805.
STATE AND COAST.
Taker. From Our Exchanges Through
out the Northwest.
it is proposed to organize a
Btock company nt Eugene to build
flour mill.
The Pendleton electric light
plaat will be materially enlarged
and improved. ,
John Shields, an old pioneer of
Lane county, died at Cottage Grove
Wednesday, of paralysis.
J. B. Barns, of Gervais, while
snliting hop poles Monday split
his foot from toe to ankle. ;
A carload of dried prunes, apples,
pears, etc., was shipped from Ash
land to Atchison, Kan., last week.
The old electrio power-house at
The Dalles has been converted into
a ohurch for the Calvary Baptists.
Attachments to the amount of
$2500 have been filed against
' Haney Bros., merchants at Elk-
ton.
It is feared that the unusually
deep snow in Malheur county will
cause the death of much stock
especially noraes. .
Many deer are seen along the
base of the Cascades and Blue
mountains, having been driven
out by the deep enow.
uoys at Lone jock caught a
lynx and matched him against the
fighting dogs of the town. There
are no fighting dogs now.
1 he regular examinations of
applicants for teachers' certificates
are being held by the various
CJUnty superintendnnts.
The Independance Ameteur
Athletic Club has rented a gym
nasium room 24x40 feet, and will
probably build an addition.
Machinery for the manufacture
of laundry and high-grade toilet
soaps will arrive at Independence
from Chicago in a few weeks.
The women's edition of the
Salem Statesman netted $243,
which the ladies have turned over
to the city board of .charities.
A new machine for separating
gold from black sand is being tested
on the beach at Randolph, and is
reported to work satisfactorily.
The New Era is the name ot a
paper that has been started at
Roseburg by W. T. Fogle, published
in the interests of the V. C. T. U.
The Puget Souud flouring mill
has just completed boring anj
artesian well at Tacoma. that
flows naturally 43,000 gallons
day.
An effort is being made to raise
money to repair the dam nt
Lexington, and to put i.i a fish way
so that salmon can ascend Willow
creek.
William Sebring has bought a
tract of 40 ocreB of bottom land
near Riddle, and will experiment
in raising cone fur making sor
ghum. The Bake City papers deny and
; the Huntington papers affirms
that the movement to annex Hunt'
ingion io aiaineur county is
serious.
Eugene has had several fires re
cently, and it is suspected that e
firebug is at work, The last fire,
in a barn, was evidently of incendi
ary origin.
Corvallis will have to raise e
loan or shorten the school term
next year, as pay will be five
months in arrears at the end of the
present term.
The chief o the Tillamook 'fire
department is giving the firemen
instruction in military drill, and
it is proposed to introduce the
drill into the public school. :
Since Baker City": imposed a
license fee upon laundries, the
Chinese , washhousos have closed
and the city is threatened with a
superabundance of dirty linen.
. A movement is on foot at Med
ford to erect a building for the Y.
M. C. A. Half of the $8000 nec
sary has been mbioribed, The
' building will bt ft tbrM itory
The receivor of the Baker City
National bank nnnounses himself
ready to pay a dividend of 20 per
cent, and says that another will
bo declared about the Ul of
April. !
Eachof Linn county's reiri'sent-
ativos has introduced one bill.
enough for any body to introduce
K. U. bmith, of Josephine, loads
the house with 28. O. 1 l'axton
has only introduced one.
Senator MoAlistor 1ms just
finished drafting a bill providing
for an election upon the question
of tho relocation of the state
capital. Efforts are being made
to induce him not to introduce
it.
The report from Shedd, is that
there was so much disturbance in
the church during the meetins
being held there, that the gallery
had to be closed, and that the
disturbance is caused by Ilalsey
boys. Halsey News,
Colonol Muncy tells the Bandon
Recorder that the new '-machine
being used at the Randolph black
sand mines, ir a perfect success.
It catches all the gold in the sand,
jni'also saves the quicksilver that
was lost by other machines.
A roof-repairer at Murshfield
saved himself from falling off a
roof by grasping a live wire. He
then yelled for some one to save
him from the wire, but managed
to do it himself, escaping all in
jury but burns on his hands.
Last Saturday two sons of James
Coulee, living near Newburg,
started out for a hunt, and as they
passed through the timber, a twig
caught the hammer of a rifle
carried by one of them, and the
result was a bullet in the other's
arm.
Three men plowing in a field
near Irving left their teams and
chased a ground squirrel. The
teams took advantage of the ex
citement and ran away, smashing
up the plows more or lees. They
killed the squirrel, but he was
expensive. : .
Last Sunday a man named Mar
tin, while hunting in the mount
ains with an old rifle, carelessly
held his hand over the muzzle
while fumbling with the gun, and
had the palm pierced by a bullet.
He was taken to Brownsville for
surgical treatment.
Friday afternoon the residecne
of Eugene Brock was burned
Astoria. The fire was set in some
way by a 2-year-old child, playing
alone in an upper room. Fright
ened by what it had done, it
crawled under a bed and was saved
at the last moment with dif
ficulty. ,
Ittook nearly 2000 pennies at
the Astoria postnffice to make
change for those receivers of val
entines wno had to pav 1 cent
postage due because the sender had
only put on a 1-cent stamp. This
is paying too much for the hide
ous pictorial insult most of them
received.
Perhaps the oldest horse in the
United States died last week on
Upper Willow creek. The horse
lacked just one month of being 40
years old, and was the propcrty.of
Mr. Rose, a farmer, who had owned
the animal since it was 8 yers
Id. Mr. Rose deeply regretted the
death of his did friend and gave
him a very respectable burial. 1
Joseph Palmer, the stockman,
has returned to La Grande f.'om
Omaha, where he has been engaged
for several weeks winding up and
closing out a large stock shipment
in which he was interested. Dur
ing the last summer and tall he
bought fed and shipped about 2000
head of cattle. The stock was
secured principally in Malheur
county, and the prices realized in
the Omaha market were satisfac
tory. Adolph Geyer killed a ferocious-
looking cougar on , Savage creek
about eight miles from Giant's
Pass last Thursday. The animal
had been treed by Adolph's dogs
but on seeing the gun approach left
his refuge and broke for tall tim
ber when he was stopped
by Wlndhotw . . ball which
body. Calhoun Bros, bought the
trophy for 55, and Mr. S. H,
.tulmun will probably mount hiB
cnugiittdiip in all the naturalness of
t:i taidurmist's art. Seven feet
:i.- tho measurement from tip to
lip. The cougar hud been living
otl'toe tai'mere' hogs and was very
tit, weighing 125 pounds.
Two days and a number of
dollars were consumed at Fossil
the pant week in trying a store
keeper for selling goods on Sunday,
contrary to a city ordinance. It
was proved that the store was
open aud several men were within,
but the only transaction in evi
dence was the transfer of a plug of
tobacco by tho proprietor to a
man, with tho remark that he
would give it to him. The verdict
w as not. guilty. I, ; :
The last census report just re
ceived shows ' G3,7l)l fanmlies in
Oregon; 29,400 own property free
from debt, and 9,!)92 incumbered,
and 21,39!) families hire property.
The percentage is, owing, 61JJ5,
hiring, 38.2"). Only t0n states
exceed tiie per cant.igo oivowner
ship, 74.03 per cent own property
free from inuumWancu and 25.
37 incumbered property.
.The Salem Post, says: Dawson
Linn county s senator, has a bill
for tho protection of game, fish and
wild fowl. It provides for u "game
and fish protector" of course, with
a salary of $2,000 per annum, to
gether with traveling aud other
expenses not to exceed $500 a year.
The man who had the gall to in
troduce such a. bill would make a
slaughter house blush for shame.
yam Tracer, who resides about
a mile north west of Junction , City,
says the Times, thinks an attempt
was made to poison him. Ho had
been away from- home, and on his
return Sunday morning he becamo
aware of the fact that hrs wife was
absent. "While eating a cold
lunch he noticed a white substanco
sprinkled on tho itnat. A portion
of it was brought to town and an
analysis made, which revealed
poison. His wife is still missing,
and the outcome of the case will be
watched with intere it.
If you want to mill property list. It
will) Peterson &.Audrows.
Cedar Posts.
Firslciass cedat posts fur sale cheap.
Call on or address Walter l!rowi, Al-
bony office, at I-'rcnche's jewelry store
or see 8. A. Nicicerson at Labunon.
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purify your Hlood, , clear your eom
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Notice is herd
irfveii tmt tiio unilor-
siftnerl 1ms bt-en
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County Court of hum er.mitv Orewm tho
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nuiy a iinoHitt1!! hv the
artiuiiiistrator of tl;
eslnKj of A.. V.!
Oaruutte, deceased; a',d lm iluly qualilkit j
as sacn aunniiistrator. All persons hav
ing claims uRgim? tiie entati' an; hereby
required to prear.nt thlm)l v.ith proper
voiicliew, withir, mx montlis frm;i the 1
iwte uereni, to the iirolersit'ueil, . nt- tlx
offlceof W. ii . lirowtt. in Lebanon, Linn
eonitty, Otm.
Dated tliv , w'nil. day of January, jsai.
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V. 51. H'.-iiwo, Administrator.
Attor. iey for Administrator.
SUMMONS.
in tli a Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
to'.-lann county. ' In (lepartrneut .N'o.2,
Mf ry J. IJenrJerson, phnntilT t
- , . vs Haiiitnonn
J-jeoD vv.uunileraoii, liefeniiant)
. lo Jacob U. Ilcnderwiii, the above
uaiuctlDefcutlaiit.
I.e THE NAME OF THE SMI OF (litBOOH:
"You are hereby required to appear and ans
wer the complaint of the above .named
I'laintili; in tho above entitled court, now
on lile with tho Clerk of said Court, on' or
before lire llrsniay of Ihe lteguiar Term o."
tiie above entitled Court, to wit: : Monday
the nth day of March, 1895, court bein'f;
held at Albany, Linn county, Oregon; ami
yon arc notilieil that if yon fail to appear
and answer aid complaint, as hereby re
quired, the Plaintiff herein will apply to the
Court for the rolicf prayed for in I'laintifi'n
complaint, liled in tho above entitled
Court,- (0 wit:
l''r a decree dissolving the bowls' of
matrimony now exiting lietwoen l'laintih"
aii'U Dt-feiKiaiit nod tor an absolute divorce
ffr I'btintin" from llefeuwnit. anil for .the
are, custody and control of their minor
ilau.nliterVestia .and for trie costs and dis
burseiueiits ot'tJiis suit to be taxed.
This Mitunions is published hy the order
f Hi" Honorable H. H. Hewitt, Judge of
the Third JiiilieialDistrict' of the State of
OreKim, and of this Court, made at Clinm
ben in the City of Albany, Linrj County,
.Oregon, 011 the 22nd (lay of January 1896,
, B,h'l K. MMiimti,
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