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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

GoLD MISINei.-A party OF gen
: tlemen in this city, with one or two
old California miners, have formed
a company for the purpose Of going
into the gold mining business ex-
tensivelg on the Santiam, probably
thirty OF forty miles from this city.
One of the party has gone to San
Francisco for the purpose OF pur-
chasing the necessary Hydraulic
apparatus; contract has been let
for digging ditch to furnish the
necessary water for piping, and we
shall soon know whether tie
ssbanks" ef-tEe Santiam are val
liable i'll gold deposits or otherwise.
From the reports of ''prospects"
obtained, the amount of dirt avail
able, and the convenient clay out"
for getting away with the dirt, we
are inclined to believe that the boys
interested have got good square
paying thing. At least we cordially
wish them the fullest and most COM
p!ete success.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04
Home Interests.

LADIES' AID SocIErY.-Iast Sat
urdav the ladies of this city met
and organized Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs. J. +. Backensto was elected
President; Mrs. +. r.. Geary, See
rotary; Mrs. Walter Monteith,
Treasurer. The object of the So
ciety is to extend aid to the poor
and distressed of our city those
suffering from sickness, who need
care and kind attention; those who,
through lack OF means, are unable
to obtain the actual necessaries of
lite-in fact, the mission of the So
cicty is to alleviate the suffering
and distressed in our midst. The
object of the Society is noble ore,
aud appeals to the better natures
of every man and woman i'll the
community. To accumulate a
fund, enabling the Society to car
" ont to the fullest extent its mob G
charities, the ladies' lave concluded
to give Sociable, on Christmas
eve, at the Opera House i'll this
city, when it is expected that our
people generally will turn out ; and
while partaking of the enjoyment SO
grand a social reunion viii certainly
afford, they viii also Lave tie
pleasing reflection that every dollar
Contributed by them on the oecas-
ion will be expended III securing the
comfort and sustaining the life OF
those whom sickness and misfortune
have rendered incapable Of SELF
support. Ice cream, oysters, and
other refreshments will be offered
for sale, the money received there
for going into tile treasury OF tic
Society for the purposes above al
luded to. We feel safe i'll predict
ing rousing sociabIe en- the occa
sion, as our citizens never yet have
been appealed to in vain for aid il
charitable enterprises The ladie:
especially request those knowing o
cases of distress, to report them tc
the officers OF the Society at once
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

The Coos county Record OF the
26th ult. says: "A terrible storm,
TIE severest in seven years, began
last Sunday, eliminating about 4
o'clock a. A., Monday. The wind
blew almost a hurricane from the
west at first, then gradually vary
ing till it came from the southeast.
Ever and anon the lain de, cel d d
in torrents. Considerable damage
was done at Empire City. Marsh
field is too well sheltered to suffer
under such circumstances. At tie
former place the tin roof on the
building occupied by the drug store,
Custom House and Coos Bay Neacs,
was torn suddenly from the build
ing and carried completely over Mr.
Luce's store, a distance of nearly
leo feet. Mr.. Tir, i..'s logs which
were moored between NNhitney's
an uce's wharves, broke from its
boom sticks and were widely scat
tered, a portion collecting under
Mr.. Luse's wharf, where tie efforts
of several men were required to
keep them from breaking the wharf.
The pile driving scow was hlled
and partially capsized, and tho mill
wharf was broken down iii two pla-
ces. Several hundred logs escaped
from the boom sticks at the mill.
Mr.. Luse's damage will reach prob
ably six or seven hundred dollars,
and Mr. Turpin, whose misfortnnes
have not come sipgly, will lose
perhaps as much"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

The IFib,mc-says"A grand pot
latch viii be given this week, or.
soon after, on the reservation side
OF the bay, opposite the Tacoma
sawmill. A shed, or house, 100
feet long, is being erected there by
the Indians for this purpose, so we.
are informed. One old Indian buck
has $500, and a clootchman S40O,
in giving away which, on this com.
ing and grand occasion, they will
crown their lives with the brightest
glory imaginable to the Indian
mind. Some twelve or fifteen hum
dred natives are expected to bc
present from all parts OF the coun-
try, but principally from the reser-
vations of Tacoma, Tulipa, Port
Madison, Skokomish, Squaxom and
Nisqualiy.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

LIFE Insurance. We called
attention last week to the fact that
the North Pacific Mutual Lie As-
sociation, all Oregon company, To-
Gated at Portland, is now ready to
do business in this city through its
agent, Dir. J.. e. Blain. The
plan of insurance adopted by this
Company is so plain and simple
that all can understand it at once.
1t is also the cheapest as we'll as
the surest mode of securing to the
person for whom the policy is is
sued the sum of one thousand dol.
lars. On the ground, therefore, OF
simplicity and low rates, it chal-
'lenges the support Of our people
And then, by patronizing a home
institution we keep our money al
home, to aid in building up oul
commonwealth, instead of draining
our purses to build up the great
money centers of the East. Any
information with regard TO the
workings of the Company may bc
obtained from J.. +. Blame, Agent
A daughter of Lew Simpson died
OH Wednesday, of typhoid fever, aftel
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04
ANNOUNc cEMENT.

CITIZENS OF AIBANY IL shonld be
pleased to serve You in the capacity of
City Recorder for the year 1879. pro-
Nided you desire my services. Please
indicate yoIIr wishes by your votes ut
our approaching city election, regard
less of party affiliations.
ELI CARTER.
Nov. 11th, 1874.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

: Our subscriber; at Sweet Home com
plain Of the non-recortion of the EEG-
iSTER-say that it is delayed 4 week.
The REGISTER i maiIed here OH Fri
day morning, and should 90 to LIB
anon the same dry. and from there to
Sweet Home on Saturday. Last week
the REGISTER was one day behind,
and there WIS an excuse for it, nOt
being forwarded; lat hereafter We
shall bc OIL time. and if The paper Is
not received at Sweet Home on NatJlr-
day, the f:tu!t viii lie at some o,hel
door than ours.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

From Rio Janeiro, S. A., We,
learn that religious excitement is |.
prevailing, growing out of a con-
tlict between the Catholic clergy
and the civil authorities, in Per-
nalnbuco and Parahiba. Sympa- .
thizers with the Bishops in these !.
two provinces, who were recently
| sentenced for violation Of the laws,
have made riutous demonstrations.
Their cry is, "down with the Ma
sons" Several Masonic lodges
have been attacked, and tie rioters
bid defiance to the local authorities.
Troops anG ships have been dis
patched 10 the disturbed districts.
Wm. CASTOR, Governor elect. of.
the old Bay State, is a native of
Connecticut, and is fifty-four years,
old. lie served three years in the
House, one year in the Senate, two
years as Mayor OF Roxbury, two
years as Mayor of Boston, and is
one of the leaders of the Suffolk bar.
He will teel somewhat lonesome,
politically, we suppose, as the Leg
is ature ana Council are largely Re
publican, and tie entire ticket, ex- .
cept tie Goverlior, is Republican
\ strange case is that OF little
seven-year- old Child at Yonkers. !.
\. Y, which died, as it was SIP
p 'sed on Thursday, and the body
was paced on ice until Sunday af
ternoor, when the funeral was to
have taken place. As the coffin
lid was about being screwed down,
the body exhibited sighs Of If was
taken from the coffin and resu ci-
tated; but the long freezing process
to which the body had been sub
jectcd will probably eventually
cause the death of the child.
The State Coutesting Board at
Frankfort, Kentucky, has decided.
that, Thomas i. Jones, (Dem.) who.
received $4,000 majority for Clerk
of the Court ofArpeaIs, is ineligi-
BILE, and the office is declared va
clnt. The ground of the dccisiolt
is that Jofes vi a ed a State law
in accepting a challenge to duel
five years ago.
The King of Hawaii, and
suit, arrived iii Frisco ON the 29thI
ult., aud was received with high
honors-evcry ship ard steamer,
domestic ard foreign, displayed their
co!ors, while the masts and rigging
were l.nad with people anxious to see
the King; all the war vessels in the
harbor fired salutes; the City Guard
and portion of Col. Barnes regi-
ment fired salutes upon the landings
OF the party, and acted as an escort,
conveying tie kiIg TO the Cram
Hotel, where rooms Lad been pre-
pared for him. Bands played the
Hawaiian Natioral Hymn, while
the people lining hestrects and fill
ing the tenenents on the line of
march to the Hotel, filed the air
with wild huzzas of welcome.
King David is now on his way to
Washington City,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

MAILS ARRIVE:
From Railroad north ana south) daily
at IL. 10 Il. NJ.
From Corvallis, daily, at 1910 A. ~
Prom Lebanon, tri-weekly tAfonday,
"Wednesday and Fri'iayl AT 80 A. NJ
MAILS DEPAlsT:
For Railroad inorth and -,;@7:ssel, daily,
close prompt ut IL .1OA. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, nj l.5O y. VI.
For Lebanon. tri-wcckly. fMon.lay, We'd
ncsday and Friday III : =. NJ.
Oflicc hours from I. A. NJ TO : T. n
sunday, from II NJ. to , p NJ
Money order office hours from \. N. to
s T. NJ. p. II. RAYMOND, p. NJ
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

A cabin occupied by two hunters,
near Boise City was burned down
by Indians last week. The motive.
is not know Lunless the incendia-
ries first plundercd it ofa few thugs
the hunters had left therein.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

READ rIHS.-All persons knowing
themselves indebted by note or other
wise to the late firm of Howell, IEar-
per & Co., are earnestly requested tc
call at once and settle the same, as the
money i now due and we want it.
IL word to the wise, &c. We alsC
have very fine stock Of goods TO sell,
which we offer very low for cash OF
lnerchantable produce.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04
Republican city Convention.

in Convention at the Court House
ON Tuesday evening, pursuant to
call OF Central committee. Capt.
n. Il. Humphrey was elected Chair
man; n. Baum, Secretary, and E.
L. Sox, Assistant Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed
Messrs. Van Cleve, j.. Thompson
and ID. Froman, committee on Or
der of Business.
The Committee reported at orco,
recommending.
1st, Nominations for Mayor.
2d, Nominations for six Council
men.
! Sd, Nominations for Recorder.
4th, Nominations tor Marshal.
5th, Nominations for Treasurer
9th, That the Convention vote
by ballot; that it require a majority
Of all the votes cast to elect officers,
except III the case of Councilmen;
the six Courcilmen receiving the
highest vote to be declared the
nominees.
The report was adopted.
On motion, HIessrs. NJ. NJ. Hart
all i /. Z. Blain were appointed
Tellers.
A[es>rs. Wyatt, Er. Tate and j..
froman were then placed III ! .omina
ton for Mayor. First ballot result
el in 10 choice, Wyatt receiving
II, Tate 1S, Froman 80. On sec
ond ballot-Mr, Wyatt withdraw
ing his hame-D. Froman receiving
II Of the so votes cast, was de-
clared the nominee Of the Convcn-
ton for Mayor, which, nmotion Of
Or. Tate, was made unanimous.
Nominations for C6uncilmen
were then made, with the following
) result; L. Z. Blain, 81; \. Baum,
: 58, Geo. L. Simpson, 81; Geo. f.
Settlemicr, Sc; Geo, w. Gray, 4G;
+. +. Sox, 50; Aaron Baltimore,
35; ". Goltra, %; Il. N. Robert
son, %; %; scattering, 6.
The Chair announced the nom
inces to be: l.. L. BAN, \. Eaum,
Geo. T. Simpson, Geo i. Settle
meir, Or. G. W. Gray and +. +.
Sex.
The nominations for Recorder
were next in order. MeSsrs. +. Il.
: Pnrdom and j. IEannon were placed
in nomination, tie first receiving
81, and the latter SO vote @Mr.
Harmon was declared the ni111n.ilIce 10
for iscc' rlcr.
Fer Marshal there were tiXc can
didates, who received tie following
vote Oh first ballot: R. Fox, so:
w. Q. Warren, 50; Geo. Burkhart.
!, {; +. N. Westtall, 5; w. r. Can
non, >; blank L. No choice. \
second ballot was lad with a sim
liar result. Mcssrs. Bullllar and
Cannon then withdrew. On Il {
: third ballot Il. Fox received a ma
: ,iorlty OF all the votes cast, and WAS
!, declared the nominee of tie Con.
: vention for the office of City Nar
4 sllal.
J, }!cssrs. \. Wright, w. c. Twee
dale, u. Thompson, f. B. Puriom
W. T. Cannon and w. Ketchan
r were then placed in nomination fol
/ tie office of City Treasurer, all o
9 whom declined the nomination ex
!, cept the two first named. Mr.
$ Wright received n majority of al
/ tie votes cast, and was declared
the nominee of the Convention fo
Treasurer.
On motion, tie Chair appointed
Messrs. Coll. Van CIeve, Aaror
Baltimore and n. Baum as Cit,
Central Committee. On motion
the Convention then adjourned.
The utmost harmony and gooc
feeling prevailed throughout.
e ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
n Tie Winter term OF this nonula
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

That bully boy, Col Biles, agent
for the O. S. S Co, gave us call
on Wednesday. Biles is a perfect
brick in his own right.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

Plenty of rainfall during the
week, keeping the roads soft and
affording plenty of water in all the
little streams.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

ALBANY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The Winter term OF this popular
Institute opened with Il much larger
number of students than las ever
before been in attendance. It has
gained the full confidence of the
community, and is looked upon
with pride by the citizens of Linn
county. It's reputation for thorough
scholarship is second to none in the
State, and the system of instruction
is ever abreast of the advanced
thought ofour best educators. Cit
izens. of Albany and vicinity are
truly wise in fostering such an in
stitution of learning in their midst.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

See notice of 0. S. S. Company,
through Messrs. Beach GE Monteith,
Agents at this city. One dollar per
ton for freight over this line from
this city to Portland is cheap
enough in all conscience. Business
is business, and people will look
out for their own pockets.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04
E.AR.IsiH.41EL.ETS.

!
| Weather medium.
| Markets unchanged.
Eggs 35c; butter, 25q3oc.
Not house to rent III the city.
l.. Z. Blain is having eminent sue
cess as life insurance agent.
Sixty cents is the quotation for
| wheat.
w. II. Smith, Secretary of the State
| Grange, delivered Il lecture to the
| Grangers of this city yesterday after
noon.
We now have from one to four
steamboats, at our wharyes daily.
Business in the shipping line is brisk.
Magnificent bellflowcrs We're offered
on our streets, from wagons, during
the week, ut 25c per box.
Mrs. r.. Chcadle has a new
piano.
Work has been commenced OF
the Denocrut'S new office.
Jas. Elkins, Esq, is at present
managcr OF tie Tangent warehouse,
and railroad agent at that point.
\. Baum has some beautiful
vases, etc, suitable for Christmas
presents.
Nose Parker has purchased part
of y. G. Layton's fine farm four OF
five miles from tue city.
cold Nirsin-ial,' is now substi-
/ tnted for old maid.
w. {. Twocda'e will open out
his elegant stock Of Christmas toys,
etc, in 4 few days.
w. w. ParriSI.'S youngest child
/ has been afflicted with scarletina,
I but is recovering.
/
Milt. Beach, of Buena Vista, has
been with US during aportion of the
week.
/
Tor the fullest Enjoyment of love
J ore must lave perfect confidence
/ It is the same with Lash and sans.
aoe,
/
| ''''' - '. .'So'' Las "eI" sup
F'S NY our c'''~e''S "'''' u'i'eiou'
S'"','" al MS market during Tic
"''N'
Nm. Tally has sold his property
- 80 :. ''' &~-'oov' ANU III
''''',N 10 20 i'''o tfie st ek h"S'l'eSE
III Tie Spflh@'
One hundred and twenty-five
dollars AID half were the receipts
Of tie Thanksgiving Dinner and
>ociable. Very fair, considering
the Lard times.
Me>Srs. Morris & lSarker have
purchased some fitly-two Thousand
bushels OF wheat III the last tw'
weeks, paying zoe per hnsIel tol i
An aggregate Of $3i 200.
j. 9 IJor,,or e. co 1ovo -
cc;vca snoei,oo,,s of fr,;+ d,;e1 l.,
tho AI.Io,, ,r.,co.s in Ca1;f,,.,,i, i,
consisting Of peaches, apples, tona
toes rpas fins ,years ot,. If vol
:.
- = : ,''N
cat' at thelF store Oil irst street
Ny \fc\roel,i, i bu;,d;,o .,
80 80 ''0 o'i - Ns
street, just TINS sac OF the raj ifoat
depot. When finished it will b
one OF the handsomest dwellings i
tle citv MIR Geo w Yo,,,,c, !;
ol.;oro.a,.;,.a4 81
-
Sd"''e J'"'
The steamboat Shoshnnn of II,
5I-::lo,o,,a Ts;,.a. rr,,..
va '' an sum II III
river opposite cateih, on 'oaturda
last. he Grover, belonging to TIL
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

''Three trays and an ace" said
old coon, as he stepped up to the
postoffice delivery window and
planked down a ten cent greenLack.
The innocent rooster that runs the
p. O. didn't see the game until he
had overhauled his copy of IToyle.
lie then "called'' the old coon with
three three-cent and one one-cent
postage stamps, when the old boy
calmly and silently stalked away,
without even shadow of a smile
lighting up his fnrrowed coun-
tenancc.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

Brockhaus, the well known Leip-
sic publisher, died in that city on
the 18th inst.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

QUARTERLY MEtTING.-Thc second
quarterly Meeting fer the N. +.
Church of this city, for the present
conference year, commences to-mor-
row. Preaching at O'Clock T. NJ,
by Rev. l. d. Driver. Services on
SUNDAY, morning and evening.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

The w. T. Co.'s boats will land
at the old Markham wharf, foot of
Ellsworth street, after next month,
while the old line will land ut Beach
e Montcitll's Wharf.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-12-04

Honesty is the best policy in
medicine as we'll as-in other things.
.1yer's 1SarsaporiUa is a genuine
preparation of the unequalled spring
medicine and blood purifier, de-
cidedly superior to the poor imita-
tions heretofore in the market.
Trial proves it.