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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-19
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
EoBEE1T WOOD &C CO.
No. 1856 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
MANUFACTURERS

uIbtdiNSy IdaGSy Ct9saGi ];
vERANDAHs.
SUMMER HOUSES, hRBnRS,
CHAIRS, SETTLES, ETC, ETC.
Cast & Wrought Iron Ratings,
For Public Buildings, snd Squares,
Cemetery Lsts, Garden Fences. Bal
comics. Roof Crossings, &S., IL great
variety of Patterns
LAMP POSTS.
For fronts of Public Buildings, He-
tells and City Streets, Of Plsts and
Elaborate Designs. New and I'm
proved styles in great variety.
STABLE FITTINGS,
OF Cast snd Wrought Iron Of View
and Improved Styles, such as Hay
Racks, Stall Divisions, Managers,
Harness Brackets, Cutters, Traps.
Ventilstors, &C, &c.
WIRFWORK
OF every description, Wire Guards
Of CRIMPAD WIRE, Galvanized CT
Painted. PATENT CHAIRS, WITH
SEAT Tor Opera Horses,
Theatres, Concert Halls snd Lecture
Rooms. DRINKING FOUNTAINS
FOR STREET USES. A very large
ass, rtfnent Of Designs expressly for
this purpose. Estimates and Designs
scnt en- application, stating the EiTs Of
,rerh- s.Slr.d. Jels-tH
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Also, Agents fer DR.. lie Riohxu's
Golden Fills
Obstacles to Marriage.

nnrpy Relieffcr IauR. Men from tie
sheets q krrors and buses il esily life. Man
hood r-.tored lEptdineBfs to Gsrri-Ge
sSrcd. New method Of treatment New ana
reEsri able rehctii-s. Books ana circulars sent
fies, II sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, AZ y. Ninth 81 DEiIasslp his,
Pan 1EstltstioI having klgn rerutstiou
for hoHorable conduct snd professional skill.
sep3-3ru
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APPLICATION FOR pATxNC.

n S.tica Ne. .s3.-g 5. ssrvey Ne. ss-
L. .. Land OHce. Carson City, Nevada, Catcher
10th. Notice 10 lersbT given that the
ATHENS GsLp AND SILVER NISISs COMPANY.
serpsraiisR existing under and ~ virtue 81 LEO
laws sf the State Of Nevada. ard whose pest
stScs address and principal placs OF bnSiIcss u
Carson City, Nevada, s3s this dxy ~ H. T.
NELLY lis zsly authorized and srpsntee aseAt
made application fer L. S. Patent to exc
Thousand Il ,Ose1 linear feet sf + certain veis or
lsis ST quartz ether rock in place bearing
gold end silver and ether precious metals ans
known As and called the A1IIHss LOBE ASs
CLAM, sitRste. lying and bcil: i'll the Eagle ana
w.>hos Valley Mining District, Ormsey County
ana state of Nevada, together with all DIPS
spars. angles snd variations, with surface
srssas six hundred feet in width for the cen
vsuir1t wnrkine thereof, x1d known ana desl.-
mated III the field nstes and Official plat 81 file
in my sfice - [. s. Survey or Let No - IN
Sections Nos. "A and Is Township No. Is north
in Range No. !? east Mount Diablo Ease AND
Meridian. the exterior bosndsries OF said Lex
Ne. IS hcing A. follows, to-wIt: Beginning st
Pest marked Athens Co. L. S. Survey Ne. rs :;
Post Nc. /, located on north -as.crly slcps about
one mile north eaSterly from old Monitor saw
mill and whence bears III. Carson Mint sonth
s. degrees IS minutes east Wirnie Ranch house
north 6s degrees 10 minutes east and running
from said pest Ne. /; first course ssath SC
degrees IS minutes west st $40 feet The south
west corner post Ne. Of the Mint Mining Cos
U. S. Survey No. 81 GOO feet to post No. z:
east ,Oc0 fee! to POST No ;: thence third course
north &c degree. SIS minutes east at SEQ feet Is
south centra stake, whence bears the quarter
section corner on the cas-: line Of Section l.
Township Is north in Range 70 cart Mount
Diabio Meridian south 3 degrees SO minutes
east S35 feet, Go feet to post No. 4: thence
fourth course north degrees 80 minutes west
900 feet to post No. the point o. beginning,
containing Is 77-100th acres. Bearings eI-
pressed from true meridian. Magnetic vsria-
tion IL degrees east. Survey made to accord
with the record of location. The labor ana in
pruvements consist OF an incline and cuts. This
claim il bounded on :hs north 10y the Mint Cos
claim L. :. Survey No. 81, and on the south,
east and west by no known claimants. The
location Of this claim is Of record and may he
found in Book i Page A. Of the shining Record.
Of Eagle and Wash0e Valley Mining District
kept 10 the office OF the Mining Recorder at
Carson City, Nevada. Any AMI all persons
claiming adversely any portion q said Athens
Gold and Silver Mining oolnlGnys clalrn or
ground as h,reinbcf0re de-c1li'~,.. are required
to fl. their adverse claim with th- Register ct
the l. 5. Land Office, al CarS,n city. EevACa,
during the sixty days period II publication
hereof. or they will be barred by v!rtse Of tbs
provisions of the statutes.
oct2u-E5t A. WATT. F-Eister.
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NOTICE TO LIENHoLDERs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
N persons holding legal liens upon that
certain dwelling house owned Is ". b Welton,
situated CT = certain 10. Of land lyiC. in Orrssr
County, Nevada and hereinafter more faQy
described. TO present the sanl-, with r-oef Of
their validity, in The Justices Co1tt Of Carson
Isup.LIp, urmaby County, Nrvada 3. the
Court Room If Judge c. 4. Wi, hersil. on Non
day. the @.th day OF November, 1913, at 10
clock A.. n. SAID LOT u land - described IA
follows: beginning AT Ieizs su the quarter
Quarter section lire $40 fee. north Of the x0uth
east corner Of ths south west I G, the .onth
west = of Sec. =. Township IL north, kaSGe -
east. Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, thence
north 81 said quarter quarter section line 81
feet thence veat $50 feet, more or less. II tbs
east line CT Csrscn street AZ the same wsuld he
if extended north 81 Carson City. thence sosth
along the said line Of Carsun street. 80 feet, and
thence east $50 feet more OF !ess 10 tins p!ass Of
lightning.
CarsoA City, Nov. 8 1875
i.w PEAY, I;eshoiser
THes. II. WELLS, Attorney ns-lx.8v
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0a. THOUSAND DOLLARS RtWARD
ENOR An ISGJkABLE CASE
DIR. .e Richau's


COL DEN Balls AK
After ten years Of ;-aal On this ceast has proved
Itself the only curative "a certain class of
diseases iron unced t. medical practitioners as
inCuTabls-
DIR. lie Richau's Golden BaIs.ln, No. 1
Cures Chancrc,, srst and second stages; Sores
on he Legs CT Body. Sore E-rs Ewes. Nose etc.
Coprsr-colur-G HIotcEes. SyybtlItjc Ca;arrh,
Diseased Scalr. AMI I'll lie primary forms Of
the disease Known - syphilis. frice, 8 PEI
bottle, or two for 50,
Dr. lie Richaa's Golden EaI-am No g
Cures Tertiary, Aercsrial. .yFhih;ss thevrea-
tisa. BaiEs III the hos-s, r. - the Nrck,
liberated Sore Throat. svI Lilit!e ssh Rsips
and Contracted torGs, etlEhess -. l. Limbs
ana eraiic2t-s al diftEsrs from tAy Ayett IN
whether cS1sed by lnGlsrc;ton tT ST. s- Of
Hegcurt-lesving the slspd psre aEs healthy.
Frlcs, s. s-r bottle, - ;ws Ter 81
Dir. LIE Richau's Golden Spanish
Aatidoie.
Fsr the cur- NJ Genorhe.. elect, Irritation
Gravel, ard 81 Triza-v or GcnitsI dissrr.nge-
aen;.. Prize. 81 81 pr bottle
DR.. Ls HiohHu's Golden Spanish
Injection.
A WISH ana Injection f,r severe cases = COB
errsss. ler,RIn-atOiy elect. Sri cturrs. and al
ai.~ases ~ tks kidae,r ssd sissder. Price,
s. a. per bottle.
Also, Agents fer DIR. lie Rioh&u's
Golden Fills.
Eor Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions. In
potency, ara all ei>casc. aslsIrg from liastar-
baton and excessive IhEsas. Prtg- - Per
bottle. TAs g.pline golden B.IS.E IS pu. UP
only IN Ternl bottles. On recent If price.
these medicines Ill be sen: ts al parts Of the
country, by express or nail. securely psckc D.
anu free from sbsrrEItiCn. SOle Agents. c. T.
RICHARDS co. Wholesale snd rcts!i drug
slsts ana chemists, sOuthve.. cora.r Of CIsy
aAd ssn-o.s stTeet.. san frsnc.sce, CaiIforna,
xusislv Y
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Notice.

PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the Nevada Agricultural, Mining ard
Mechanical Society ere reaUs.tsd to prsssns
them inn siiatsly Is the s:cretarf, N. L.
Yaser wko will bp fsseS al tbs elise 81 the
State Treasurer.
By order Of the Beard o. !rsstess
GEORaA TUFLY,
"resszsHt,
Carson CITY Os,sbef Sc. 1871, If
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YOUNG MEN

eNho may bs suffering from the effect sfs
Hyoathfai follics or indiscretion. viii do WE'LL
ITO avail Themselves Ct this, the greatest boons
fever lad a. tho altar OF Suffering humanity Z
DIR. SPlSNEl Will guarantee to Forfeit
fs5s0 for every case Of seminal weakness, or
kpriTate disease eff any kind characterz
(which he undertakes aud fails to cure. HE'D
kwould, therefore say to tks unfortunate suf-
-crer who may read this notice, that you are1
threading upon dangerous ground when YOU'D
longer delay in seeking tho proper remedy forA
your complaint. You may DO in the firstH
lsts8.; remember you are approachirs the4
ast. II yos a7s bordering spsR the last, snd3
5Ere suffering some or all of lis Ill eff cts re
member that if you persist in procrsstiRstion.
4tha time must come when the most skillfult
SphyeiciaR can render you no assistance; whens
It'll. door Of hope will be cloEcl .gsinst you Z
when no angel Of mercy can bring you relief
In no casa has the Doctor failed Of success
Then let net despair work upon your i'm
aginatioH, but avail yourself the beneficial
1rcsslts CT his treatment before your case isl
beyond the reach OF medical skill, or before7
grim death hxrries yea 10 . premstnre grave
Full cosrie Of treatment sent by express III
fall description Of case is given.
Call, or Adtress. Or. 1. Q. SPIkNEf l. Cos
he. IL Kesrny Street. San Francisco. or 1881
sath c Street. Virginia City. Nov.
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IN TIRE DISTRICT cox ri OF TUE

80 I,4;;.i n+-.-;t -. H.. So ~
Ss,-a,Ta ~ 80 ~ tfe f,.-,-f, ~ (--l.sl,v
HARMON H. EIRCHsFR pIlint!It - ELIzABETH A
EIECuNsa defendant. Action brought in the
District Conrt OF the Second Ju! District 81
the state II Nevada, in sud Tor the County Of
Crmsuy. AID the Complaint nlel ia SAID County
Of ormshy, in the Office Of tho clerk Of said
District Court. Th- STATE OF Nevada sends
greeting To EIIzArETE A. hI2rEsFE defendant.
You hers by REQ u!rti 10 appear in an ac'loIl
lrauuE: against = n by the EtiN- named 0taIn-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
From the EVENING DEMocKAT.l
sALUTATORY.

The hands OF the clock are upon
the stroke OF four. During tho day
AimblO fingers have kept up cSaseIeSs
click ~ each type dropped into ita
place. The foreman ia locking up
the forma--the ppressman 10 oiling
up Tho ponderous machine and in .
few moments more the FIRST number
oftho ALBANY EVENING DEMOCRAT
will be launched out on the sea Of
journalism. Believing as we do in
those great principles founded by
Thomas Jefferson, and 80 successfully
carried out in succeeding Democratic
administrations, the EVENING DEMO.
oRAT will be unreservodly Democratic.
Yet we will not lose sight Of Tho fact
that this paper is intended to labor
for the best interests Of Oregon in
general and Linn county and Albany
IN particular. We ask the business
men Of Our thrifty, entorpriSing city.
to aid US by their suggestions, sub
aeriptionS, and advertising patronage,
and We will promise to do our part
by dOvoting special attention to your
interests, and the welfare and pros
perity OF our city.
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from tho EVENING DEMoORAT, Dec. 3a.l
HOME AND ABROAD.

Wlre-pulling has just commenced for The
ONCE Of night watchman
The river Is 10 high that boats cant run
This ID too much Of q good thing.
You should by all means read DR.. Plum
mer's new ad. In another column.
W. B, Barr n Co., under the DEMooRAT
Office have the great holiday bazaar of thl
city.
Miss Lizzie Smith 10 preparing to leave
for the Southern States on account Of her
health.
A. L. s. says that anybody who says II
don't rain in Oregon is liar and has been
bought with British gold.
Work is being pushed TO have the new
Evangelical church ready for dedication by
the hrst Of the New Year.
The sunday School concert Of the M. d.
Church, takes place At tho Opera House
next Friday evening, the 10th inst.
A. L. StinSon, one of the oldest and best
printers Of Oregon, is at present sOjOurn.
ing In our city. He Is looking awayuply.
There Is time for everything; time
to weep, time to laugh, etc., but now Is
the time to subscribe for the ALBANY EVE.
MING DEMOCRAT,
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WANTED.


Being somewhat stranger in a strange
illihe, we desire everybody that knows any
thing that nobody else knows, and that the
public would like to know, to tell us what
they know and then wO will tell the public
and everybody will know q. much as any
body else knows. In point Of fact items
are what we are after. Anything from q
Gospel Ridge sensation to Dixie outrage
win come in play. Petty larceny itemswill
be acceptcd-grand larceny, ditto. A run.
away, II the sInash-uP 10 a COED one, our
informant will receive our thanks. For q
daring robbery or an audacious burglary,
the person communicating the facts will
receive the best bow Of the entire DEMO
cRAT establishment. For an assault with
a dangerous weapon, item or murder in the
second degree, we will stand treat For a
premedltated, unprovoked shocking mur-
der we viii do it up in sensation style and
give our informant front seat In the arti.
Gle And to anyone furnishing us with a
real, genuine Watkins-W -Whiteman affair, Civ.
ing the facts well authenticated, he will be
furnished with copy Of the ALBANY EVE.
MING DEMocRAT, one year for Self pre-
paid. So step TO the front, pass In an item
OF two, and we will do our 'tallest" to put
them in Kings English.
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''sINCHRD."

Tho 0regonian writhes and wIig.
giles about in a most miscellaneous
manner of the Penitentiary Super
intendent's exhibit of pardons, and
goes of into metaphysical disqui-
sition upon the relative numbers
that have been, might have been,
would bo or could be pardoned if
things had not have been about like
they were or should be II they wern't
moro 80 than otherwise--Or words TO
that effect. The fact is, our very
able and astutO metropolitan cotem-
pOrary hNs got his foot in it, and
may as we'll acknowledge the corn.
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unbuttoned and thrown back TO 10
cilitate the cruel work OF the noos
that dangled above him. The min
lister made a touching prayer, bad
the doomed nam farewell, ant
stepped back. Had he "anything u
sayY" Nothing, cxcspt that no va
innocent. The sheriff norvously Of
fixed the moose and drew the awfu
cap over the shnpely head OF thu
condemned.
Then there was q rAttling Of bolts
q suppressed exclamation Of horror
and Harold Vincent shot like q bulle
out OF sight in the earth beneath th'
scaffold.
The crowd stood transiixod will
amazement. Not n word was uttered
for more than minute everybody
excepting tho sheriff, who had faint
cd, stood watching the hole in thu
ground, not larger than . mans
body, through which Vincent haC
disappeared. Then, suddenly, there
was q clamor OF voices and great ac'
tivity among the police.
bring shovels-the prisoner has
fallen into a caye-he must be dug
out"
bhovels were brought and vigor-
ously used, and the workmon soon
found nowly-opened subterranean
passage which they tromulously fol-
lowed for quito o distance, and
emerged into the cellar OF "MoAr-
dle's vacant house. There they
found q lamp burning, o black cap,
some pieces OF rope, among which
was Q hangman's moose and couple
ot ahovels, But thoy didn't find tho
prisoner,
Search was made Tor Vincent, but
without success. AS there was no
reward offered ior his capture, and
the popular feeling being on his side,
there was but little danger Of being
returned TO confinement.
A month passed away and a diving
man confessed to have been the mur.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
THE ruTuRr OF QUE CITY.

The prosperity Of city depends
greatly, il not wholly, upon the lib
erality and enterprise Of its popula-
ton. With the advantages possessed
by Albany at this time, no locality in
the State promises so rapid an ad-
vance in everything toward the max
ing Of the largest inland city in Ore
gon as it does, provided its citizens
are true to their own interests in fos-
tering and assisting enterprises in
their midst. We are the center Of
the best agricultural portion Of tho
State, and have q water-power, the
Importance OF which few can appre-
ciato at the present time. The ad-
vantages to be derived from the first
are not to he despised; while to prop
erly value the latter, ono need but
look to the large manufacturing
towns Of the East. Large cities are
not built by agriculture alone, but
ara almost always the result Of man
nfactories. The reason is, manufac-
turing gives employment to large
numbers Of people who desire work
in a city, while to market agricultu-
raj products gives employment to
but few. The money received by
emplOyessiniactories and workshops
is again distributed among ell classes
Of appropriation, and goes far toward
creating a prosperity Of the commu-
nifty in which they exist that cannot
be attained without them.
Orogonians may lay on their oars
and wish and pray eastern capital to
come and build up the country, but
wishes and prayers will not bring it,
The cities around us and in other
States which have prospered and in
creased in population and wealth, are
those where the citizens have put
their shoulders to the wheel and not
waited for eastern capital" to come
and help them. As instancesof this,
we may cite Salem and Oregon City,
where the business men Of those
places and farmers Of the surround
ing county have built q University,
grist mills, an oil mill, WOODEN mills,
machine shops, agricultu-
raj works, etc., etc. II eastern cap
italists should ever come TO help de-
volop our manufacturing interests, il
will be invested in those localities
where the people have manifested q
disposition to encourage and assist
those interests, because it is the
sheerest nonsense to expect capital
10 seek investment among people
who show hostility or even indiffer-
Onco toward enterprises in which it
proposes to embark.
In the hands Of our own people lie
Lhe future Of Albany. By mutu-
raj cooperation they may build q city
yhero the loom, the hammer and the
plane will impart q prosperity and
wealth to the: city now unknown to
any locality in the State-s city,
whose population will far outstrip oil
rivals.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10

MRs. DUNIwAY's NeO NcrtL,Oest Of
this week "oxhorts her sisters Ia
soli-saCri6ce." From what we have
observed of the woman movement
wo opine the "sisters" have beOn sac
ri6Cing themselves all the time.
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tWrttten for the DEMouRAT.l
CROSSING THE PLAINS IN 1851.
CHAP. g..

Simon L., Of sangamon county
Illinois, had sold out his real and per
sonal estate there and had goot
outfit for Oregon; and with his family
constituted part of our train, and wal
with us in our water-bound trials al
Elk Horn in 1851. HO had lost hii
wife few years before, and finding
single blessednessno good, had sought
out woman who should fill the place
Of wife to him and mother to his chill
drsn. He found ono--a grass-widow
much younger than he was, She
washearty and good looking, ,bntnoOd-
cd a home; and in the way Of spocu-
lation, she married Mr., L. It was
manifest to all that she did not love
him. They lived on bad terms, but
had not separated. George N. was
also there with his family, and good
outfit bound for Oregon. His wife
was q shrew, and they had a poor life
Of it. In the multitude Of persons
in our train, there fell in q couple of
young mon--woll dressed, handsome
and quito charming. They madeloyo
10 L, and Ms wives for o couple Of
weeks, They pretended to bO ca
route for Oregon; would help those
families oil along tho trip on extra
good terms. The husbands we're TAX
en- in, and did not suspect how tho sly
courtship between their false wives
and the young mon was progressing.
The evening before tho last Of the
trains crossed over, these ladies ar
ranged so that they and thoir tents
and chattels should bO on the high
lands west Of the broad waters, and
their husbands ON the east side, to
come over next morning. Mrs. L.
placed three thousand dollars in gold
on the ground under her pillow in
the tent, and Mrs. N. placed an equal
sum under her pillow. Each sack Of
gold could be taken from under the
pillows by the young mon from tho
outside Of the tents. These fellows
were to hide tho gold and return and
give the ladies' the signal; they would
then join their lovers, and all would
remain concealed some days in the
thicket near Platte River. Then they
would cross the Missouri Rivor OF tho
lower ferry, (where Omaha now 10y
andunderdi disguise and asmmod namos
pass eastward, got married, and 30
enjoy their wealth. Their beaux got
tho gold but failed to give the ladies
tho signal. This incensod tho women
and they told on tho thieves. Ono
hundred hand-bills were struck off
from tho press at Kanesvillo next
morning, the SxaCt description Of the
mon giyon, and q reward of five hun
dred dollars offered for the money
and the thieves. These fellows had
bought two horses and saddles for
sl5O, and struck ont; and on the
bird day came to the ferry below,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10
DAVID NEWSOME,

Seattle 10 ono Of the most flourish.
ing little cities on the pOrth.wost
coast, II has ono whisky shop to
every ninety inhabitants
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10

A Coop CHANGE,--We learn that Super
intendent Brandt, of the o. q G, r. R. Co.,
has given orders to have the downtown
track put in good condition, 80 that the
Albany express can run as formerly to
the st. Charles Hotel. This Is certainly a
good move, and Mr.. Brandt will receive the
thankn of many person who now has to
stumble through the darkness to the depot
to take the morning train.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10

New ENTERPRIsE--MesSrs. Detmsring
and Laughead, two eAterprising young gen.
tlemen from Salem, have recently opened a
candy mandatory, CSrner Of Front and
Broadalbin streets. In connection with the
above business, they have neatly fitted up
oyster rooms. Their advertisement giving
full particulars Of their spscislitiOs will
soon appear In the DEMOCRAT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10

Bic Ok DEAD.-We learn that "LOat River
Ranger" the big OK on exhibition at the
State Fair, died at Millers Station, few
days since. He was one OF the largest an.
imals ever in the State, Being poor, he did
not suet, and died
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10

OFF THE TRAoK.-The engine Of the
southern bound freight train, Saturday eve.
ming, while switching cars on the Farmers
warehouse slde-track, was thrown off by the
spreading Of the rails A couple Of hours
detention and some good responsible swear.
ing, by those who had to work in the rain
and mud TO got the monster on the rails
again, was the only result of the accident
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-12-10

LoD0E 0RaANIEED,--Hon. w. II. Dunbar
G. W. G, 7. of the State, organized lodge
of Good Templars at stayton on the evening
Of the ist inst, with twenty-five charter
members. The following officers were in
stalled VIM, CapPs, W. c. IT. Mrs, A,
Kahler, v. T. G, W. Cusick, W. s.; DR.. J,
M. Kitchen, r, g.; Dr. 5, d. NoCsuley,
Lodge Deputy.