The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-18
HOME AND ABROAD.


HOME AND ABROAD.
Weather very warm.
Picnics are growing stale.
New potatoes in the market.
Our county jail has ono inmate.
Dave Froman has his new iron front
in place.
Talk has again commenced on big
hotel scheme.
Our presses will be running by water
power in . short time.
Quite a refreshing shower Of rain
visited us last Monday.
! Cherries in the market In large
quantities-5O cents a gallon.
Tame Strawberries are dead In this
market at so cents per gallon.
Campmeeting near Tangent next
Sabbath. Everybody is going.
Quite number of our citizens went
on the excursion to Gervais last Sab
bath.
The new building of the VI. E.
Church, South, is beginning to assume
shape.
Some Of the best soda a person ever
tasted can be had at A. HI. Bell 4 Par
kers drug store.
Don't forget that there will be union
service held at the Court House next
Sabbath evening.
Miss Maria Irvine was down from
Corvallis on visit during the latter
part Of last week.
Parties are already being made up
to go to the coast, Yaquina Bay seems
to be the favorlte resort.
The mountain road is not open yet,
but 1t is in such condition that per-
sons on horseback can cross with safety.
The Alden Fruit Drying Company's
building is up and ready for the ma
chinery which will arrive in short
time.
We were shown the other day the
plan of the new Episcopal church
which is to be erected here this sum-
mer.
We have received a communication
which completely "sincheS' a man
who is at present residing in this city,
but the language is little too pointed
for publication.
Tho f,nara1 ,nrooaSsfov, ,,,hio1, fol.
lowed the remains of Miss Eva Goltva
to the cemetery last Sabbath was the
largest we have seen sincs the burial
Of the Hon. N. II. Cranor.
COUNTY CoURT.-The June term Of
the County Court for this county closed
the latter part of last week, after doing
an immense amount of business. Fol-
lowing is some of the business Trans
acted:
The contract to build the Lebanon
bridge for $4,000, awarded by the Su-
perintendent to Miller & Son, was con-
firmed, and Mr.. Charlton authorized to
give the contractors certificate Of
confirmation.
F. p. Caviness was appointed Adj
ministrator of the estate of Harrison
Hildreth, deceased.
Nancy q, Neal was appointed Ad-
ministFatrlx Of the estate Of Benz. F.
Neal, deceased.
VIM. Cochran was appointed the
Guardian of the person of Melissa J,
Pettyjohn, minor.
Final settlements were granted In
the estates Of Jas. p. Hogue. P. P.
Henderson and Alfred Allen.
Daniel Prater was appointed Guar
dian Of the persons and estates of Ann
and Eliza Wlllett.
An order was made to sell real estate
belonging to WalLula B. Martin, Eva
c. Martin aud Minnie Martin, minors
of whose persons and property Sellna
Martin Is Guardian. sta
An order was made TO sell contract
for purchase Of real estate belonging
to the estate Of Geo. Highlands.
The Sd day of August, 1875, was SCI
as the time to hear petitions to sell thu
real property belonging to the estate o
; Geo. r. Vannostin.
Monday the 21st day Of June wa
appointed as the day for conferring I
special session OF the County Court
for the purpose of examining the ac
counts of the county officers and Tn,
affairs of the county in general.
Following are the causes and th'
way in which they were disposed o
during the term:
David Lewis vs.. VIM. Miller. Ac
tlon at law TO recover money. Judg
ment for plaintiff.
Isaac McLung Va. Beach & MonteIth
Action at law to recover money. Judg
ment for plaintiff
: q. Mulkey vs.. Joseph Mulkey. Ac
tion at law to recover money. Judg
ment for plaintiff
Murphy, Grant X Co. vs., J. NJ. Nor
gan. Action at law to recover money
Judgment for plaintiff for want Of an
swer.
Senders & Brenner vs.. Martin Gray
Suit for confirmation Of saleof real es
tate. Confirmation granted.
A great deal more business was trans
Z acted, bills allowed, new roads opened
: etc., making It one OF the llvelles
s terms that has been held In this count,
for q good while.
: BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. The BaptIs
Association Of this State has just clos
ed its annual, which was held thl
time at Turner's Station, IN Aiarlo
county. The meeting was well at
: tended, there being flfty-four clerlca
and lay delegates present from the dli
ferent churches, all OF whom wer
handsomely entertained by the com