The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-06-12
fH FOURTH AT ALBANY,
gle Going to Screech on a
Magniflcient Scale.

4e coming ninety-eighth ami
fV Of American independence.
ling was called for last Saturday
ng for the purpose of taking the
tnfy steps towards the celebration,
wing to the slim attendance the
Ag was postponed until the fol-
& tuesday. Az that time q pret-
III representation of the people
tpgether at the Court House and
eted the necessary business.
the meeting was called to order
eOrder Hefren, a Committee OF
gements, consisting Of the fol-
& gentlemen was appointed: 5.
vine, J. f. Backensto, JOS. Web
Montgomery, d. B. Rice, J. u.
ii, Nat. Baum, P. G. Harper, G..
III, Jos. Liggett, j. III. Hackle-
ID. M. Thompson, A. N. Arnold
sac Conn. The meeting then
faed to meet at the same place on
Fflday) evening to hear the re-
0f the Committee. Upon the
lnment of the meeting the Chair
Rev. S. G. Irvine, called the
1ittee on Arrangements to order
\ purpose of going to work i'm
ately. The first question that
up was whether we should have
becue or basket picnic and it was
y decided in favor Of the latter.
following committees Swere then
nfed:
u On Findnce-P. G. Harper, N.
4, q. A. Hill.
\. BIZ Chaptain, Orator & Reader
Thompson, ]. +. Backensto and
Aackleman.
d. on Ca,'-A. N. Arnold, Geo.
brand VIM, Tally,
W Of Lddies-Mesdames J. f..
alsto, N. II. ,Cranor, J. w. Bald
Martin Luper, Thos, Monteith,
ucl1, John Monteith, j, y, Grouse,
arlSer, Louis Miller, Jas. Foster,
nders, a. b. Colver and S. Mont
III. 1t was recommended to the
nittee that they select the requi-
lumber of little girls under twelve
Of age to represent the States
erritories in the Liberty Car.
\. on Grounds-J. u. Grouse, Jos.
'er and S. Montgomery.
~ on Printjng-J. II. Haekleman,
Nebber and Z. G. Harper.
(. on MuSic-J. B. Wyatt, isaac
md r.. X, Warren.
Committee then adjourned to
3n the following Thursday even
~ will be seen that the different
littees are composed Of gentle
and ladies that will push the
il. TO a successful termination. If
unite and make u strong effort
cnn be no doubt but that we will
one of the grandest celebrations
Snown in this valley. The farm
9tn all over the county will take
IA it, and our city will thus be
ially benefited. The City Coun-
" appropriated nice little sum
ney to assist in making the nec-
arrangements, and our opinion
liberality of the business men of
pmmunity is sadly at fault they
swell the amount q good deal.
orhmittees have nearly all COM
eli operations and we will give
reports through our columns as
they are made. In the mean
We hope the people of this county
enton will make their arrange
to attend the celebration at
hi on our coming natal day.
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