The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-02-13

ROAD SUPERvIsoRs.-Following are
the newly appointed Supervisors for
Linn county; District No. l, Thos.
Froman; No. ., Newton Houstoni No.
8, Jno. Settle; No 4, Richard Cheadle;
+ No. 5, j. r. Froman; No. 6, James
Forgy; No. 7, G. r. Lever; No. s, G.,
( B. Mckinney; No. 8, Jno. Denny, No.
10, Harmon Swank; No. II, Jas Pearl;
mo, -, L. Hasbrook; No. IS, D. A.
Millholleni No. IA, w. B. Henderson;
No. Is, A. P. Nye; No. 16, Hiram
Klum; No. II, E, Payne; No. IS, Rob't
Smith; No, 10, Owen Bear; No 20, d.
Shearer; No. 81, II. Davidson; No. %,
Henderson Murphy; No. 23, Solomon
Bond; No. "a, James Sheriff.; No. 25,
B. H. Allen; No. 26, Bush Afford; No.
27, Albert Ayres; No. 2S, Silas Keeney;
No. 90, George Overton; No. 30, Frank
Malone; No. 81, Jerry Hay; No. so, S.
7. Arnspiger; No. SO, Jno. Somerville;
No. "a, G. Farlow; No. 50, A. r. Nc
Donald; No. SO, Thos. Munkers; No.
81, D. L. Curl; No. 9s, w. Mccormick;
No, 80, VIM. Morgan; No. 40, s..
Canon; No. Al, Ed Trites; No. A, II.
g. Cochran; No. 43, Scott Ward; No.
a, L. B. Purdom; No. 45, ]. F. Nc
Cartney; No. 46, A. C. King; No. Al,
]. P. Schooling; No. As, VIM. Carnes;
No. 40, James Finlayson; No. 50,
Thos. Wagner; No. 81, D. T. Craig;
no. 81, f. S. Powell; No. SO, Sam.
Claypool; No. 81, ]. Shea; No. 55,
James Fitzwater; No, So, Rob't Glass;
30. 81, S. II, Jones; No. 5s, j. w.
Probsti No. 50, John Layton.
"HUNTED DowN. ."-Officer Mccoy
arrested q man at Corvallis on Sunday
evening named Daniel Baker, who, it
appears, is an escaped convict. In
November, 1870, the United States
mail and Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S express
was robbed at White Pine on Rattle
snake creek, by party of highway
men. Subsequently three Of the rob
bers were arrested. Several of the
accessories turned States evidence,
and these three parties were tried
found guilty and sentenced to hard
labor in the penitentiary at Carson
City for so years. The prisoners were
sentenced in January, 1871, and in
September of the same year, two of
them, named respectively Leander
Morton and Daniel Baker, effected an
escape during an excitement OCCASION
ed by mutiny among the prlsoners.-
The third person. was not fortunate
enough to make his escape. Morton,
some time after getting out, was cap
tured for committing grave crime,
and hung by the vigilantes. Baker
managed to reach Oregon in safety
and took up his residence at Corvallis,
where he has lived for the past two
,years, and where only couple Of
Months ago he married young lady
who is now left with IAN inetIaceable
stain OH her name. He was taken to
Portland and sent by steamer on his
way back to the Nevada State Prison,
where he has 80 years of convict life to
herve.
ANOTHER WAREHoUsE.--A. B.
Norris and Allen and John Parker
have shown US the draft of a plan for a
uew warehouse which they design
erecting this spring, on the Willamette,
at The end of Thurston street. The
building will be 80 feet long and 62
fcet widei with eight bins 32 feet deep.
The sacking department will be 50x6O
seet, and the house will have storage
capacity Of $50, 900 bushels. 1t will
have an elevator in the basement. 1t
will cost about S12, 600, and will proba-
bly, be the largest warehouse in the
state. The plan of this building is the
design Of a. B. Morris and the draft
was made by a. T. Cherry. The con-
tract is to be let out by bids and the
work is to be commenced in a few
days.
IMPORTANT SUIT-The trial of a
young rooster Of respectable connec-
tions, for shooting at a "sca-poodle
dcfgl within the city limits, occupied
The entire day on Wednesday before
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