The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-12-11

THE cITKELECTIoN.


THE cIrYELEcTIoN-
Well The election is over and we
hayn't much to say on the subject.
The Republicans have elected six OF
the officers, leaving only four for the
Democrats. Last year the total vote
of the city was $40, but this year it has
raised to 1858, and it seems by the re-
turns that the Republicans have gain
ed the most BY this increase of popula-
ton. Following is the result:
FOR MAYOR.
Judge Baldwin, Democrat, 1853; Da-
yid Froman, Republican, 200, Fro
mans maj 42. 3R
.amFoR RECORDER. " Hs' eA
NJ. A. Baker, Democrat, 100, Joseph
Hannon, Republican, ITO. Bakers
majority, 20.
FOR TREASURER.
R. S. Price, Democrat, 164; Nelson
Wright, Republican, 1876. Wright's
majority, 81. -
@s n FOR MARSHAL.
VIM. H. Reid, Democrat, 1855; Rich
ard Fox, Republican, 1855. Fox's ma
jority, 20. M
FOR ALDERMEN.
Democrats-Allen Parker, 25O; ]. L.
Hill, 1874; I. Kline, 1856; G. A. HILL
167; w. r. Canon, 163i S. NTontgom-
cry, 1852. sss'i I@
Rpu6Eicqns7-G. +. Simpson, 2O7
Gee. T. Settlemier, 1888; L. e. Blain,
1855; Geo. w. Gray, 147; w. Goltrar
139aN. Baum, 1873.
Messrs. Parker, Hill and Kline are
the Democratic Aldermen, and Messrs.
Simpson, Settlemier and Blain the
Republican.
GRAND Soc1ABLE The ladies of the
Albany, Aid Society will give grand
sociable and entertainment at the Pa
cifc Opera House Christmas Evening,
the proceeds to be used according to
the plan OF which we spoke last week.
The Society had meeting last
Tuesday evening and appointed COM
mittees to oversee the arrangements
for tie sociable. They also passed a
resolution requesting the ladies of the
city to contribute cake for the occca-
sion. Following are the names of the
different committees and the persons
of whonllthey are composed:
Instrumental Music -Messrs. il. D
Cooley, John A. Spangler and ]. T.
Mccoy.
Vocal Music. --Messrs, VIM. Staiger
NJ. NJ. Hart and III. G. Clement.
Fancy Tables. Misses AureliaBlain
Cora Irvine3 Kate Lyle, Laura Tate
and Mrs. G. A. Hill, Mrs. John Irving
1IdbIedur.-L FL. Montanye, =. +
Sox and Mart V. Brown.
Aptof the members Of the above
committees are requested to meet at
the residence Of Mrs. e. Blain on Sat
urday (to-morow) evening, at
O'Clock.
BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-Dr. L, O.
Smith Immediately on his return from
the Dalles last Tuesday, was presented
with a magnificent set of sleeve-but
tons by the firm of 0. Fox & BROS
of this city. The buttons were made
from couple of ten dollar gold pieces
oneside of each being left as it wa
originally and the other finished up il
beautiful manner and having th
Doctor 5 monogram carved upon it
The present did not cost the donors
at the least calculation less than fifty
or sixtyldollars, aud is meant as a ties
tlmonial of the high regard whicl
they entertain for the Doctor, who ren
dered them q valuable and .importan
service While back at Washington
City few months ago, and who woul'
not accept any compensation therefor
XEfNi Il E.---4---4L-
SAM. T.. Young has new half-col
umn advertisement int this weeks pape
telling what he has for sale and hoy
low his prices are. It will be to thu
interest of our readers to read it close
ly, and then if they want anything t
give Sam. a show. Some of our farm
ers have long been wanting to adop
the cash system-here is their chance
Mr.. Young sells for cash, consequent!
can sell very cheap. We don't wan
you to take our word for it altogether
but go and price his goods yourselves
$1,000. ---4~
JEFFERsoN.-Th election at Jeffer
son on Monday, was extremely lively
Two tickets were run, the Citizen:
and Independent. The election re
suited in the entire Independent tick
ct as follows: Mayor, Ezra Stout; Re
cOrder,. F. I. CranfiIl; Marshal, Georg
French; Treasurer, Fred. Kaub; COun
Gilman, E. N. Thomas, G. b. ROLAND
David Lyons, DR.. Savage, ]. NJ. Metz
Ter aud A. l.. StinsOn, The Indeper
dents held a grand jollifcation afte
the election was over,
ANOTHER ENTERTAINMENT.-W
have just learned of an interestin
entertainment that is to come off q
the College next Friday evening
This one Is gotten up by the little folk