The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-06
LOCAL AFFAIRS

CIRCUIT Court Following
is the disposal of the causes before the
Linn County Circuit Court not reported
when we went to press last week, to-
gether with several new ones not previ-
ously reported:
j III Coghill s. Co VS. 4 Cohn--Con-
tinued. E f Russell, attorney for plain
tits; N III Cranor, attorney for defen't.
NJ Berkawtz VS. A Cohn-Continued.
Russell for plaintiff; Cranor for defend
ant.
Jacob Underhill & Co VS. A Cohn-
Continued. r S Strahan for plaintiffs
n III Cranor for defendant
Corbett & McLeay VS. A Cohn-Con-
tinued. Strahan for plaintiff; Cranor
for defendant
D T Spangler VS. 4 Cohn-Continued
Russell for plaintiff; Cranor for defend
ant.
Rosenbaum & Co VS. A Cohn-Con-
tinued, Russell for plaintiffs Cranor
for defendant.
James p Hogue VS. Richard Farwell-
Judgment for plaintiff.
James Williams, app, VS. the Board OF
County Commissioners, res; judgment
for plaintiff of 1913.
A l. Cannon vs. Observation-Disclosures.
Dismissed.
Cyrus Westlake VS. 4 Cohn--Contin-
ued. Powell & Finn for plaintiff; Cranor
for defendant
Freeman, Smith & Co VS. A Cohn--
Continued Powell Il Finn for plaint-
ifs, Cranor for defendant. d
Moses kirkendalI VS. Matthew NJ Bryf
son ct al. Report of commissioners cofe
tirmed
S NJ Davidson VS. S G McCallister ct
al. Continued. Crauor for plaintiff !;
Russell for defendant.
James n Smith VS. G. B Smith ct al
Continued from last term. mum ction
granted.
State VS.. Morris; selling liquor on
Sunday-plead guilty, fined $40 and
State vs.. Hamilton; plea and fine the
same.
State VS.. Brener; in two causes plea
and fine the same.
State VS.. Hennis for assault and bat
terry; tried ahd found guilty, and fined
$50 and costs.
State vs. Hennis; for assault and bat
terry dismissed.
II. Moar VS.. ID. POWELL appeal from
county court Judgment for defendant.
RAILROAD TALk.-The party of sur
veyors connected with the Oregon Cen
trail Railroad, who have been engaged
for some days past in running lines,
some few miles below this city, up to
Thursday, had got as far as Houston
creek, some two miles from this city,
with their survey. The new line runs
between the old stage road and The river,
short distance from the former, and
should the survey be continued on an air
line from that point, the road would
strike our city less than mile from the
river-between Albany College and
James Elkins' farm. However, as it is
the intention of Ben. Holiday 4 Co. to
run the road through Harrisburg, de-
yiation from a straight line will be neces-
sary If the deviation or curve should
commence at Houston creek, the Albany
depot would be located some little dis
will be built, and whether the railroad
depot for this city is located one humid
red yards or one mile from the Court
:, House, will make but little difference, SO
far as its utility is concerned. The ma
teriai interests of Albany are too well
established to be but slightly effected
even if the road were carried, as at first
threatened, eight miles back from the
river; but we are willing to acknowledge
that the prospect of having depot
right in town " satisfies the most of our
citizens more fully, and looks more like
g biz" than the .seight mile lay out.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. d. Linderman, Cen
eral Agent for the Washington Life In
surance Company of New York, sojourn-
ed for few days in our city during the
past week. Mr.. L. is young man OF
enterprise, fine business qualifications,
and gentleman, well calculated to make