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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-24
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
MO. a SOUTH Q STREET.
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presidsnt.. o. aAnrp9y npI0y
second Vice resident......"..W,M u. SniTn
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Attorney y.....................C. ". II. phLhNhr
DlRROruRS-J. q. Hampton. W. u. smith.
". II. Patton, q. II. Van 0order, O. Derby.
George Senf, o q. Stevenson, Marx btrouss.
A. L. Edwards. J. 4. Kanoen, W. .. Bender.
Interest paid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums OF u and upward.
Losns made oa approved real estate. bonds,
stocks, etc. stocks, currency and silver bought
and sold Exchange for sale on all the princt.
pal cities OF Europe and the Orient.
71tf A. W WHITE, Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOuS.

ss AND % SOUTH ci.Akk sTRRKT' Chicago iIi-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24
wynlan Insane.

At last this county has got rid Of him
that man Wyman. For fortnight or so he
has been exhibiting symptoms OF insanity,
and last Monday he was brought before Judge
Johns for an examination I'rs. Il. C. Hill
and D. u. Rice pronounced him insane and
inst Tuesday sheriff Hcrrcn had the pleasure
oi escorting him to the Asylum at East Port
lani- On the cars he got chance to gve q
Chinanan "belt" in the back Of the head,
knocking him over two or three seats aud
thea he grabbed another in the scat in front
ci him and want 20 work On him, but the
Sheriff compelled him to desist. From &C.
coun.s we hear Of his actions we think there
Is method in his madness, and we advise DIR.
Hawthorne and his assistants to watch him
cloacly- We think it likely he will bo at
iargs in less than month. II is hardly
probable that he win ever come back to this
city. and we are sure he Is not wanted horc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24
Recipe Tor Klilns a fown.

Read the following receipt for killing your
town it is an admirable one, and cannot iail
TO do its work. We have seen it going the
rounds Of the pre-s and highly recommended;
|. Put up ns more buildings than you can
occupy yourselves
. II you ahnuld have an empty building
TO rent demand three times its value
3 Look sorry at every new conner; give
the cold shoulder to every mechanic who de.
aires to come among you.
Go abroad Tor your goods and wares.
BY no means purchase from your own msr-
chants and manufacturers even at the same
price or lesh
8 Don't contribute one cent to the cause
Of religion or education.
Finally, put thorough finish toyour work
BY killing your locd paper, refusing to sub
scribe for or advertise in it, so that persons
at distance viii not know that any business
being done il your town. or they may
want to come and settle among you or buy
something from you. and that would put you
TO extra trouble.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24

We have heAri Of Joke on young lady
in town. and VIII have to tell ii, bu: We will
divulge no names A young man recently
commenced boarding at a house in this city,
and one day happening TO come home to din.
HsT little earlier than usual, discovered
Young lady in his room. She had Ons feet
up in her hands and was tugging away like
hired man, and a. she had her back to the
door she didn't discover the boarlcr for a
moment or two, but when she did it was not
two seconds until she was down stairs and in
The kitchen Wen, cur boarler didn't know
whether it was a case OF Mysteries, poisoning,
or what, hut soon afterwards found out
Alter the young lady had made his bed she
happened to see his fine boots standing close
By, and as they were small she thought she
would try them on After some hard work
she got thom on and they ct rather tight
somewhere, either in the foot or leg, and
when it came to taking them of she couldn't
hudge them After the boarier had scared
her out q his room she rushed into the
kitchen and with the aid Of her sister and
several other members Of the family she
finally got them OF. There Is no use in our
writing moral to this, but we will give girls
some advice in working with boots Always
remembc. that other parts OF boot besides
the foo. must he msAusured before you can
- -, .,,,,., es
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Harvesting hM now eommOnced in rnfnaat,
eAa nearly every day wS hear d some one
lneetng with an accident by coming in con.
tietwith the machinery, Monday afternoon
inrniahea two cases, ono Of thon being Rcv
aup. N. Acheson and tho other little SON Of
w, Isaac Hays In the former case the har-
atcsa wcro al work ON the farm Of Mathew
thoson, and while his brotheA the minis.
,s, was looking at ihomAohnOry, his dress.
iiggOwn was caughS by the tumbling rod
is threw him 70 Tho ground, and rs the
VI revolves very last he was thrown around
Very violently for several seconds boforo the
niaohno could be stopped DR.. Smith, Of
Halsoy, was called, and il was found that
Mr. A. right arm had boon broken in two
Places The doctor rendered tho neednl
medical aid. and wc arc glad 70 learn that
his patient is getting along fnOly.
Tho other accident, mentioned AZ having
happened on the same day, resulted in the
hos getting ono Of his arms broken at the
wrist One OF the belts connected with the
machinery had slipped off, and the feeder
told the boy he had better put it on again,
thinking tho hoy was SO small he would not
venture to try it. No sooner was the little
fellow told to put It on than he sprang for
ward 10 obey. and in some way he was caught
by tho belt in such manner as to cause the
result whirh we mentioned above Dr. Rice,
ii this city. was sent for and sooa arrived
aud took charge OF the sufferer
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Personal.

N, W, Bro. Robt Glow, Grand Master Of
Siaions for Oregon, and R. W. Bro Il. T.
Earhart, Grand Secretary, were in our city
during the week on official business Tor the
Craft
We acknowledge call from Or. ]. Il.
Bayley, Judge Kslsay and Nj. S, WoodeOck -
all from THE Heart Of the Valley"
We arr glad to learn that Bro. Carter Of
the Corvallis Gazette, has aboat recovered
from his recent severe illness
Geo =. Settlomier, Of the Waterloo Saw
Mill, was in our city during the week. and
reports that the mill Of Settlemier 4 Daw.
son is turning out = Large amount Of lumber,
but ART unable to supply the demand Of their
customers. We are glad to hsar ri their
success
Prot. w II. Bishop, ol Brownsville, called
on us last Monday. He was on his way down
to Salem 10 attend the State Teachers In
stitute.
W. W. Parrish and family came down
from Upper Soda Springa last Sabbath
Mr. John Montcith. who haa heon quite
unwell for aometimo, went up to SOdaville
last Friday 10 spond few wecka Flo wan
accompanied by his wife
sam1 Case. Of Newport, wa in town last
Monday.
prnf. Arnold Of the Corvallis College, this
week delivered some instructive lectures be,
fore The State Teachers Institute at Salem.
ON the subject OF Chemistry, The Prof. has
somo OF tho finest instruments ever brought
to the State. and Is a thorough student in
that line.
Judge silas J. Day. of jackson county.
was in our city during the week lie is on
his way to the Conference Of the n. f.
Church, South, at walla wAllA
n Banm arrived here from San Francisco
last Tuesday lie has sold out his business
in that city and may probably settle with US
again
Judge Powell and Frank Paxton arrived
here from Prinevillc last Tuesday, They
came over by the Lebanon road, and had
very pleasant t1p,
Mr.. HeTen, of Heppner. UmAtilla county,
ia at present waiting his uncle, Sheriff Her
rel, in this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24
SUMMONS.

IN The Circuit Court Of he State et' Omgoa
for he County Of Linn.
Diana L. wilmarth, PIT. Us Thos. L.
Wilmarth, Deft.
Suit in equity FOR Divorce.
To rhos. l.. wilmarth the above named
defendant:
In the name Of the State Of Oregon, you
are hereby required n appear and answer
the complaint OF the above Plaintiff in the
above entitled Court, now on file with the
Clerk of said Court, within ten days flromtAe
date of the service Of this summons upon
you II served in Linn County; but if served
In any other county in the State of oregon,
then within twenty days from the date If
the service of this summons upon you
aud YOU are hereby notified that Hyou
fail TO appear and answer said compliant,
as hereby required, the Plaintiff will ask
the decree Of the Court 10 dissolve the
marriage contract between plaintiff and
defendant, and that the care and custod,
Of their minor child, Frederick Il VIII
marth, be given 10 plaintiff, and that the
plaintiffs name be changed TO Diana +.
Goldsmith, and for the costs and disburse-
meuts Of this suit to be taxed.
J. X. WEATHERFORD,
Ah'y for PIN.
Published bv order of the Hon. II. p.
Boise, Judge CT the above named Court,
made at chambers in the city of Salem,
County Of Marion, State of oregon, on
the 2sth day OF July, 1877. n5Gw6
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Bound over.

Sometime last week young man named
wAnnstEan came to this city, and after stop
ping few days ran out Of money He
applied to young man ia this city with
whom he had become acquainted, for loan,
and he, not being very web ''hceled" at that
time gave him his watch and told him to
pawn it at a certain saloon for $40 Wanna
makor did a. he was told. saying that he
would have money in few days and would
rOdoem IL shortly afterwards ho started for
Portland and just before going gave his
friend an order ON tho saloon-kecpor for his
watch. Upon the order being presented it
was found that the watch had been redeemed
the day before. at the instance Of Wannama.
kcr, by one Of our merchants A warrant
was Immediately issued and Sheriff EIerrsn
went below and arrested his man at Oregon
City He waN tried before Recorder Mon.
tanye. found guilty Of larceny, and bound
over in the sum Of $780, and as ho failed TO
farniah that amount Herron has taken him
to the county boarding house.
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Following win be found the preamble and
resolutions passed by the NJ. F. Sabbath
School last sabbath in reference TO Prot, !.
L. Gilbert
wHrRKAs. Prof J. /. Gilbert has been
superintendent Of the NJ T. Sunday School
Of the city Of Albany for the past two years
and
WHIRRAs, He has been indeiAtigable in
his efforts 10 advance the interests OF said
school, and
WHEREAS, Az Christian gentleman, he
has won the esteem Of all connected there.
with, and
WHEREAS, He has chosen another field for
his future labora, and
WHEREAA, He has severed his connection
with our school, therefore
Resolved, That we win cherish tho most
kind remembrance Of his stay with us as
Superintendent
Resolved, That our sympathies and best
wishes 20 with him to his new home
Resoirsd, That we pray God to 60 with
him in all Of his jouIneyingA through life.
Resolrcd, That We request the publication
Of the above in our city papers,
]. r. peVORE, Chairman.
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f""HHfN
A'iaor Drmocsct'
While rcstings day hero boiorC starting
eastward, will give your rOadom what itoms
Of ncwu have hastily gathered on the way
The sun beams down opprOasyely, heating
the atmosphere in those narrow valleys some.
times almost 70 aniiocation.
Crops arc not so good "a in fomor years
from tho fact that but one good rain hss
fallen during the season, and tho weather
was cool and frosty in May and June. How.
over tho grain is plump and viii give a fair
yield. As Il is, thoro win 10 aaurPlus Of
wheat, while tho oats crop will bo disposed
Of readily at about 70 cents pOr busheL
Cattlo raising in this part Of tho countag4F
on the decline, but up in tho wilds Of
Crooked River, fuFtRGr east, il Is on the IN
crOase Cook 4 Co, Of San Francisco, are
now roCOiving their purchase Of about l,lOO
bOei uteOrA. They arc generally toar-yeaF-
olds, and the prico paid ranges from $40 to
SOS, which win bring about s25.OO0 into this
country. Most Of tho cattle were obtained
on tho Upper Crooked River.
Prineville presents quito a thriving appear
Ancc, II has good stores, shops, hotels, feed
stablcs, etc, so that the traveller caa be vol
earud for in OvOry particular, Just now tho
people Of that place and vicinity are com
plctoly absorbed in Casc which is going ON
thcre botwoon Mr.. Hindman and somo other
parties. Mr. II. h the agent Of Colonel
Hogg, tho owner Of the Cascade Wagon
Road, and sues some parties for damages
which he says were sustained by linn on ac'
count OF the defendants changing the road
Judge Powell, of your city, is the attorney
on behalf Of the plaintiff. and somc gentle.
man from the Dalles appears for tho defend
ants The ease has taken unexpected range
and scores OF witnesses are brought forward
TO give evidence
Mining interests Arc nav looking up. A
company h now working the famous silver
wells with ample machinery, but have not
yet made Z" clean up" Thor report is
looked for with much interest, IA Il Is sup
posed they are making reliable test of those
wonderful springs.
II is rumored here that man named Low.
Daushersy was killed in Henry Valley re-
Gently. lie iell from load Of hay, and
struck his head Againat rock with such
force as to fracture his skull He has friends
in Albany,
Charlie Rlkins, whose leg was broken re-
Gently, is improving rapidly. Tho accident
occurred while he was gathering up cattle,
He was on horscbAek and laasood an animal,
which, by tho ssadden iork on The rope,
threw his horse to the ground, In the fall
Charles log was caught under the horse, and
one Of tho bones was broken ahou; two inches
above the ankle.
MIR. Evans and his quscnly wife arr keep
ing their bleating focks in Rabbit Valley,
away off in the wilderness, about forty miles
from here ANON,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1877-08-24

frank Al liodskinm II tho Portland Even.
ing Tslsgram, has rorncEpl q. commercial
tnyslur d Aone sort cr other and secured
tho following IA reference 70 Oregon gitlsi
Among Tho peculiar charAeteEistics u girls
a. regards locality, one who has travelled
rather extensively throughout the State,
submits tho following report, commencing
with the Portland glrla, who be aaaorts arc
tho bent dressed and most prIdiah Oregon
City girls most solid, boing built right from
the ground upI Salem girls are the most 10.
ciablo and entertaining, Albany girls are the
most timid and retloent, Eugcne girls arc the
most comoly but modesti Corvallis girls arc
the lrosheas and most lovable, Dallas girls
are the frat 10 Attcnd campmeeting and get
religion every ycafg Astoria girls wear the
tightost pull.backs and keep their clothes
pinned down, owing 20 the severe winds
The Dalles girls have the largest feet, and
umAtila girls the largest anklsa the sand
getting into their shoosl Roseburg girls talk
the most and say nothing; Jefferson girls
will stand the most hugging with the least
grumhlingi Forest Grove girls are the sauci.
Ost, and II takes q Hillsbor0 girl to firt
Aurora girls are the best cooks and perhaps
the most unaophisticatOd; jacksonville girls
arc the most anxious to get married; Ashland
girls are tho most studious during tho school
hours, but festive whom abroad; Lafayette
damsela are said to be sweet tempered and
remarkably inclined to take up with stran.
gorsi Oakland girls are partial to the railroad
boys, and, BY the way, tho railroad boys are
partial 70 them, and 0rcgonian girls, collect.
lrcly speaking, are chuck full q ready wit
and able to cope successfully with the sterner
acS, come from where they may,
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A Y, \. za,sia saye " y Alt quo "
We FAk Qispna lAut Monday. behind one y
bin EaHt rnalhlols, aud We worc much sur.
psined 10 voc tho number and quality q irct.
Sing stock therc Ia training for the State
Fair. Msssr ], / Harris and Alcx Shan.
non aro working aeyen hoFsoa, " fellows
"salem. owned BY ChaA Hsgsle, Of Port
land Ii a dark bay stallion. 4 yeAra Oldi Is
Of the Pathfinder stock, and although no has
no record. is the making 81 a superb gOor
"zellA, owned by VIM. Gird, IA dark
stallion. 3 ySara Old, and swift little rascal
hc q too.
"Rob Roy, owncd by J. l. Harris, bay
gOlaing, years old Of tho Comet stock, a
proud fellow and lively stopper
"SlaggsFt, owned by ]. r. Mcclure, 4.
year old stallion Of handsome size and great
power
"IAdy Taustina," owned by Mrs N
Iuper, Is 10 our mind tho chiof Of theband. II
will l,O remembered that She astOnished the
natives ESQ to apoAlSl at the State Fair, LAST
year, by taking tho premium over everything
in the excellent time Of e;4l-the fastest
over made on tho Oregon turf. Shcia In fine
condition. and will still further SatOniSh the
State Fair gOea this year
"BOdinc,' owned BY c. BOdino, is 8 yOars
old, Of the Pathfinder and Comet stock, and
although greOn horse viii mako his . min
utes this fall. Il not cyOn better time than
that.
"Jcrry" belongs TO John Elder Is q (.
year old rOAn golding; Ia Of the famous Napa
stock. and trim, symmstrical animal, who is
bound 10 mako hia mark In time
Besides the foregoing, the Crawford Brca,,
Of this city, are training their tiue black stall
lion, Pathfinder" unquea6Onably the hand.
somest horse in oregCn This animal is 6
years old, and made his milo at tho early age
Of years in . minutes and 10 seconds,
With this showing ii Linn county doesn't
take the rag OF the bush" At tho State Fair
this Fall, VIZ shah be much surprised,
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lea. .oaa nuah4I. eela.

From Geo, T. Simpson, Superintendent Of
tho Farmers' Warehouse Of this city, we learn
that that institution last week sold n, 1000
bushels Of new wheat to Henry Hewitt 4
Co., Of Portland, the price paid being one
dollar pOr buahcl CASTOR Furry 4 Sox also
sold about 10000 bushels and c. u. Simpson
about aH, 900 bushels. Other lots have been
sold, fully enough to bring the amount up to
about 100000 bushels. Considerable cash
has been advanced on this, although great
part Of the wheat has not yet been delivered
in this city, and business will soon feel the
effect OF Il.
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Following is a list of the officers who have
been duly elected and installed for the ensr-
ing term in Lake Greek Lodge, No. 27l, l.
o. G. T.. W, G. T., J. II. Frakes; V. T., l..
Williams; Chaplain, Mrs. sippy; f. s., Liz.
Eie Bond; Treas, Emma Mccoy; T, W. C..
T., o. Bennctte; Marshal, NJ. Leachi D. NJ,
R. stuArti I, c., E. Sippy; L D., oren Ben
nettei II. s., Mr.. Kegley; l. s., NJ. williOnsi
Secretary, Oliver Churchill.
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Ceisnlais IN TroubIe.

Last Monday right the Cinnamon VINO
occupy The rooma on Front street next door
VI the Postofico building. raised 20 much
fass that poraons living near there could not
sleep. Policeman Watkins was informed of
il, anil he went in and broke up the game.
NsSt day Ice KNOW, Wa You, Leo sung.
soang Lung, soung Fun and Chin You wers
arraigpoi before the Recorder on the charge
oi setting up ganilling device. Tho Chinese
engaged Whitney and weatheriord 4 Piper
to defend them, and Capt Humphrey prta,e.
cuted. A whole day was taly up by the
trial, but finally the first three wore convict
Cd, and the rest discharged. The fines were
placed at $50 each, in default Of which they
were committed to the jail for twenty days.
and the Maralral ordered TO work them on
tho streets whenever opportunity offers.
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Arthur odensol, Of this city. Nho was the
winner in the examination before tho com.
mittee appointed by Congressman Williams,
has declined the appointment AZ military
cadet, sPd W, & Waters, son Of the L. 5.
Marshal, has been appointed in his stead.
Although Mr.. 0deneAl passed the sKamina-
ton at Portland, he was afraid he would fail
at West Point, and for this reason he dc.
clined. A young man Of East Portland,
named ROscnthAl, who stood next 10 odeneal
in the examination, also declined on the same
grounds Young Waters. who stood the
lowest of all, accepted the nomination and
left for the Fast last Friday. He has TO sp-
pear at West Point on the esth inst
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HElLTH.
ApPlRATus.
Guardians Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN in pursuance Of an order Of the County
Court of Linn County, State Of Oregon,
dated July 9Th, 1877, In the matter Of the
Guardianship Of tho estate Of Annie NJ.
Smith, miner, tho undersigned, Guards
an Of said estate, will sell at public auction,
to tho highest bidder, for ono-third cash,
one'third IN six months and one-third Ia
IL months, in one parcel and subject to
confirmation by said court, on
Saturday, The 2Gh doH Of august, 1877,
at | o, clock P.N., at the Court House door in
the city of Albany, in said County and state,
all the right, title and interest Of said
minor in and 10 the following described
real estate, to-wit: The undivided one
seventh Of the original donation land claim
Of Geo. Crabtrec, as owned by Andrew n.
Smith at the time of his death, being Noti-
fication No. 1853, in Township II, South Of
Range ., West, and in Township II, South
of Range /, West, in Linn County, Oregon.
WM. SMITH.
n5lw4 Guardian.
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Patents Issued.

Following is list Of patents issued t.
Pacific Coast inventors during the past weol,
furnished us by Dewey 4 Co, of San Fran
cisco
.William C. D, Body, Virginia City, Ma,
clack valves for pumps; Jeremiah Browell
5, r., seotionAry chimney Jordan Peter, O
Petaiuma, and Thomas c. Walter $. f.,
filters and coolers; William EppelAheimer, s
r., tramway trucks for wire.ropo railroads
Lucien u Hoaly, s. r., liquid measures
William Il. Murray. Ukiah, Cal, safety
hook; Thomas ]. Tailor, Eureka, New, dus
traps for furnaces; John G. Moody, S. +
labels for Moody's concentrated fluid extrac
Of sarsapnrilla, stillingia and yellow dock
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Mr.. Leathers, Of the U. S, Artificial
Stone CO., to whose invention we have here
toiere referred. has sold the right for this
State aud Connecticut to Hiram r. SNOW,
Eaq, who has secured good thing" and
will understand how to make the best Of il,
. Dopcr tN HI Prs&.
Yes Mr. Snow. has secured good
thing"--fOr Mr. LeAthers Unless he can
follow Leather tactics, and sell out county
rights before the stone is tested, he viii find
that he has been badly taken in. I.eashers is
the worst kind Of a blk, his stone Is blk, and
all who have business transactions with him
are very apt to get bilked.
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That slar.

There i. new star an the heavenly con.
stellAtion, aud Doc. Smith sayo people wake
him all times Of night TO find out what it is,
You sss Doe has the reputation Of boing q
star sharp He says ho wants this thing set
tied aud therefore gives it as his opinion that
as this star IS in the east, towards Walla
walla. it is intended to direct the way to
that new fellow up in that region who claims
TO bc the second Messiah. And "a this adj
won't doctrine Is Just now the raeo the Doctor
Is undoubtedly correct.