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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26
BILLS ALLOWED.
NARROW GAUGE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAIIPoorA.

BRONNSVILLE-ON-THEC CAIIPooIA. I
Nov. "A, 1880.
To THE EDITOR OF TAE REGISTER -
Last week ice formed very thick for this
part of the country.
w. e. Cooley, eldest son OF Geo. Cooley.
was married to Miss Callie Sawyer last
week, aud omitted to state in letter last
week that Dolf Brusha and Miss Emma
Irving were married the week before.
RunOr says that several more young peo-
pie vii: soon enter upon the great ocean
of matrinony.
The mil is still saving out ties and they
are delivering them along the roa,I bed.
Last night j. B. Montgomery. Esq,
chief contractor Of the narrow gauge. in
company with Col. Wheat, arrived In
town. The track is now across the south,
Santiam river, and will undoubtedly reach
this city in two weeks from this date.
By the sudden rise I'm wheat In Chicago
it brgins to look as If there must soon be .
reaction in prices here, and we are all
very impatient to Zee this much desired
thing take place.
Last night was the night appointed for
the Blue Ribbon Club to meet, and there
was = splendid programme gotten up by
the Executive Committee. There n as . full
house, and Rev. MIR. Handsaker delivered
short but telling address on the subieci
Of temperance but towards the latter part
Of the entertainment the hoodiu N element
began to show itself, aud required prompl
action on the part Of the President to have
the entire programme performed.
Last Friday night we came near having
q great confagration that, once started,
would have wiped out nearly the entire
business part or our little city. The
furniture shop had sheetiron stove, ahC
It set the floor on fire and burned quite 4
large hole in the floor, and nothing but a
lack OF wind to fan it into vigorous
flame prevented 1t from getting start be
fore morning. when it was easily extin
guisted. It this had once got underhead
way the new buildings and most OF on
business houses world have gone. Tn,
city marshal has visited every hou sc il
our city since. and every precaution Il
being taken to prevent any more suci
| accidents.
There is strong talk Of organizing either
a fire company or hook and ladder com
pany soon. B.R,
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Since every one has conceded the cleo
tion Of Garfield. HafIeBden Bros. have de-
teFsnined to give the public benefit aud
accordingly give notice that on Saturday.
November 9th, and for thirty days there
afeer. they wIl!SOfer all their stock of fancy
and shelf groceries at Immense reduction.
II son don't believe It, just go and get
their prices they will be pleased 70 show
you the goods. aud you will tini C hard
work 70 resist buying. THIS Is only for
thirty days. as no nnercllant can sell long
ae such prices. But they wish to reduce
this part Of their stock before invoicing.
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.RspaaaSoaa a'nSy ronvsnslon.

The Republicans Of this city are request
ed TO meet iH convention at the Court
House OH Saturday evening December 4th.
1850 ut 7:S0 O'Clock. 90 place ins nominas
tian tAiiditEaIea Tor fl1e seVefEt city offices.
to-wit: Mayor, Recorder, Marshal and
Treasurer, and to raiify the Ward nomi-
nAtiQus Tor members tor the Common
Council.
The War. conventions will ne held on
Friday evening. DeGembeT 3d. 1880. 70
Y.laCe in uonimAtiOn candidates for COun-
cilmen,. as. follows: First and SecOnd
Wards at the Court House, to nominate
one councilman from. each Ward. Third
Ward Ar the office OG,the Albany Farmers
COnrSany. 70 nominate Que candidate for
Council Imam.
A full attendance OF Republicans Is re-
onested, h0th.At the Ward meetings and
the city convention
COLL. VAN CLEvE.
ca. City Central Com.
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November cath Albany Lodge No. 4. I.
o. o. F.. elected the following named
officers to serve from January. 1881, to
Janusry, 1852
Noble Grand Ed. Zryss.
Vice GFaud--A. G. Layton.
Secretary-G$ w. Hochstetller.z s
Permanent Secretsry-J. A. Davis.
TreaSirer-,T. III. Burkhart.
Trustees. F. Backensto, P. H. Ray
mond aud ID. P. Mason.
LIbrarian-T. A. Parker.
Installation first Wednesday evening In
January. the installation to be public.
The Daughters OF Rrb~kah meet at tile
Temple tomorrow night 10 make necessary
arrangements.
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Csaneau Proossaanas.


City Council convened on Tuesday even-
Ing at seven o'clock.
The Mayor, Dannals, GradwOhf, Salt
marsh, Martin, Scott, Patterson, Recorder
and Marshal present.
Minutes of last meeting read aud ap-
proved.
Bills presented at last meeting were or
tlered paid.
Committee on Health and Police asked
and were granted further time in the
matter of the overflow of the ditch near
McMeekin's.
scott, as chairman of committee of the
whole, to whom was referred the matter
of the cavimg in of the river bank at the
Chealle mill, presented a report recon.-
crding That the Marshal be Instructed To
allow all kinds of cIeanly rubbish to be
thrown into the hole. Adopted.
The committee asked further time in re-
gard to the matter of lien against the U.
L. Church.
Mr.. Foster asked leave to make prop
ositi OH to the Council, and was allowed
TO do so under the head Ct ''new business
Petition of f. Boyle, asking for n side
walk between Seventh and Eighth streets.
was read, aud after debate, was referred
to the committee Oh ordinances.
Petition OF J. A. Crawford asking for
change in the direction OF the ditch, or
name now building from the north to the
south side of First street, wasgranted.
Petition. VI c. Klock. asking the privilege
of building fume from Second street
down Broadaibin to Cheadlc's mill, WAS
referred to committee Oh Streets aud Pub
| lie Property.
MIR. Foster stated that the Albany Water
Works would set up hydrants ia different
parts Of the city wh~re most needed for
the prevention of fire, etc, for the sum of
from $500 to $1,000 per annuin AID
suggested that, AS with the present TAX,
there will he no money to pay for sucI,
service, the Council submit to the voters at
the coming election whether the extra one
mill tax, allowed by the Charter OH such
vote, shall be assessed. The tax now is
five mills, and the Charter provides that il
the legal voters of the city order it, tl,e.
Council may assess six mill tax.
1t is understood. of course, that the
extra mill Is to be used solely and only tor
the purpose OF furnishing water for fire
purposes.
} On motion, the Recorder was ordered
to submit the question of the levy of the
Extra mil! ta3 10 the vote OF the people al
the coming election.
BILLS ALLOWED.
r. E. Harmon, salary of watchman, $50
John Jones, salary as watchnlan, $50.
p. w. Spink, wood, $5 IS.
BILLS REFERRED.
A. j. Hunt. repairing sidewalk, $16 10
A. J. Hunt, suudry work, 81 90.
L. J. Halter, Recorder, $l6 20.
K. Fox, judge OF election, 81.
c. G. Cherry. work on No. 2, S17 IS.
Adjourned.
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DR.. w. F. Alexander of this city, was
united in marriage to Miss EsteI!a j. Wal
fess, OF JEFFERSON. at ST. Paul's Church of
this city, BY Rev. T. B. White. ON Thurs
day evening Of lat week. They have our
blessing.
w. B. Rice, telegraph operator At the
depot. and good boy himself. was united
in marriage to q handsome yOnng lady
residing near Salem. yesterday.
Ed. SettlesneIr was married to Miss
Ola Harris. OF TDallee, last week. Rccep-
tion at the residence or his father in this
city last Friday evening.
Mr.. Knighfon was united 70 Mrs. Phipps.
daughter OF A. s. Nancy. Oftais city. at
Ciemeketa Hotel, salem, last week.
Mr.. w. w. Philippi was married to Miss
Mary G. Houston. al the residence OF the
brides parents. yesterday.
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On Thanksgiving Day, at the residence
of the brides parents near Miller's station
In this county. by Rev. Knight. of Salem,
more.
will has secured one Of the hant'somest
and sweetest women in the country for a
wife, and May has for husband one Of the
most thoroughgoinS, reliable and big
hearted boys in the universe. May pres
perity and Happiness ever wait ON and
remain In their home.
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School closed in District a. ON the 18th
inst. with the usual exercises. Prizes
were awarded Laura Burklart for highest
standing ia first spelling class Malcolm
Denny in second spelling class. and TO
Effo Denny for most improvements in
writing.
Following is list OF names OF those
who were not tartly during the term j:
Allie Bnrktart, Eff1e Denny. Laura Bnrk-
hart. Idella Slarks, Malcolm Denny. Arthur
Burklmrt. Emma Burkl.art Ina Marks,
Clarence Marks. LAURA FARRow.
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On Friday last. at Halsey in this county.
= hoy named Thompson. aged about Is.
shot at Mr. w. Fl. CASTOR. under the toll
lowing circumstances, as related to us !:
Yonng Thompson had been attending the
district school over which Mr.. CASTOR pre-
sided as teacher. 1t seems that his conduct
had been of such nature that Mr.. CASTOR
could not tolerate. and therefore on the
day in qrestiun expelled him from the
school. Mr.. CASTOR handed Thompson his
books and toll him to take his departure !;
ThompSun moved few steps toward the
door. tlIcw a pistol. turned and fired at
Mr.. CASTOR. Some one standing near
Thompson struck his arm down. and the
ball intended for CASTOR entered the floor
Of the school room. Mr.. CASTOR ilnmetli-
ately seized hold of young Thompson. and
succeeded in holding him until the appear
anca Of an officer, but rot before Thompson
struck him in the face once or twice with
the revolver. bruising his features consid-
erably. Young Thompson had an 4x-
animation the next day. and was held To
answer I'm the the sum If $500. which Ire
gave and was released from custody.
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Tine New Hotel at che Depos.

Under charge of Mr.. Jas. A. Gross. the
handsome and convenient new hotel al
the depot has gained rapidly in pthli.
favor. and no hotel In the State now stand
higher in public favor. Everything j.
new and clean. and the comfort of guests
specially looked after. Hot coffee and
cakes are ready and can be obtained BY
those wishing to refresh themselves beior.
taking the morning Express. 1876
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Reward of McrEs.

The Oregon Kidney Tea has been awar-
le.l two medals by the Oregon State Agri-
cultural Society. the first of bronze and
second OF sysld. the difference in the value
of the two Indicating the increase in the
esteem of the community which a years
trial oi the remedy has Induced. For all
diseases Of the kidneys and urinary organs
it is unsurpassed. Don't fail to try it, Ask
your Druggist for it.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
G,nsy Electsoa.


Notice Is hereby given that an election
will be held in the city OF Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, on Monday the 9Th day OF
December, 1880. for the purpose OF elect
CITY Tresurer. and three Aldermen. one
from each Ward. Polls to he opened az
9o'ciock A. NJ. and closed &C o'cloSk p.
NJ, OF said day. Polls viii he opened at
the following places tO-wit:
First Warl-Tn the west side of the
COuat House.
SECOND ward-Tn the cast side OF the
Cont House.
ira Warehouse Company.
il. HALTER.
City Recorder.
At the session Of the Common Council.
held November 23tl, 1880, an order was
SnAde that n vote should be fakeu at the
municipal electlOI, 10 be held December
9Th. 1880. whetller the annual tax levy
shall be increased from % mills.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

In the dental ranks will never occur IT
you are particular with your teeth. and
cleanse them every day with that famous
tooth-wash. SOZODONT. From youth
to old age ir will keep she enamel slotless
and u.Iilnpaired. The teeth of persons
who use SOZODONr have pearl like
whiteress. and the guns roseate hue.
while the breath is purified, and rendered
sweet and fragrant. It Is Composed of rare
antiSepic herbs aud Ia entirely free from
the objectionable and Injurious ingredients
of Tovth Pastes, &c. n
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Ehs a,Hae.aaaue nan.

NTr. c. Klnck, OF Wisconsin. recently
arrived in our city. has purchased eha
CheadIe Touring mill at the foot Of Broad
aibIn street, and being first class miller,
win turn out an excellent quality of
-four for All who desire. as under bis con.
troll It viii be almost exclusively custom
mill. Bring on your wheat and sss tirst
elaaa Aoa1r
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

Among the names advertised In the de-
linquent city tax-IIst, appears that Of James
Eikins. This was mistake. IS Nr. Eikins
had paid all taxcs due from hisn long be-
fore the advertisement appeared
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Complaint has been male that several
cows are permitted to loaf around during
the nights :sith bells On their nccks, to the
great annoyance OF those who wIsl, to s:eep.
Take OF the bells and save trouble A
hint to the wise, SC.
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Notice 20 Tax.rsyers Of A.a.n csu.s,

Notice 60 Tax.Eeaye9s Of A.asn s'euasy. .
Notice Is hereby given that I win meet the
Tax-Payers of Linn county at O'Clock A. NJ,
and remain until o'clock p. n. At their respect
i've places of voting in the several precincts,
at the following times and places, for the pur-
pose of collecting tag e. for the year 1880:
Fox Valley, Monday, Novem6e -, 1880.
scio, Tuesday, November 80, 1889.
Franklin Butte, Wednesday, December 1, 1880.
SanIian, Thursday, December 2, 1880.
Leoanon, Friday. December s, 1850.
Waterloo. Saturday, December Z. 1886.
Liberty. Monday. December6, 1880.
Sweet Home, Tuesday, December Z, 1880.
Brush Greek, Wednesday, December 8, 1880.
Mabel, Thursday, December 9, 1880.
Brownsville. Saturday, December11, 1880.
Center, Monday. December Is, 1880.
Sytacnse. Tuetday, December u. 1880.
Dream, "Wednesday, December Is. 1880.
Har.sourg, Thursday. December 16. 1880
Halscy, EilGay, December IL, 1890.
Shedd, ST.: sGd:.v, December Is. 1S3n.
West !'h:ny, Monday, Dcs ember 20, 1854.
East Albany. Tuesday, December 81, 1850.
TAKE NOTICE Pay your taxes and save
costs.
J.J. CHARLTON,
Sheriff and Tax-collector of Linn Co. Or.
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caaeere.

Mr.. J. II. St. Larenee, the blind baritone
vosIlst. anu Mr.. Charles Hines, the blind
violinlst. will give one OF their musical
treats ct the Opera House In fhis city on
Friday evening. Dec. 3D., 1880. Admit
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

Subject Sunday afternoon, 25th chapter
OF Matthew, first thirteen verses. Dur.
ing the rehearsal OF tile CaHtata Of Queen
Esther, which takes place OF "Wednesday
evenings, services will be discontinued on
that evening until further uotice.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

The joint committee of thirty met at
Washington on Saturday, aid initiated the
necessary arrangements for the inaugural
OF Gen. Garfield on the 4fh of March next.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

Sec the card of DIR. E. Q. Hyde In this
issue. The Dr. has large acquaintance
in this community. all OF whom viii be
pleased to know he intends to remain here
permanently.
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Dr. q. W. Grax.

Dentist, Albany. Oregon. Office in Fos-
ter's brick block. up stairs. at large bay
window: Prices in proportion to TINE aud
MATERIAL consumed. Il-34
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

A. B. Meacilam, U. s. Commissioners.
was'arrested on his arrival at Denver OF,
Sunday, charged with being an accessory
to the murder Of Jackson, who was killed
by the utes last september.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

win B. Rice and hri.le and wedding
party passed south TO Roseburg by rail
yesterday. Will has furlough OF two or
three weeks, which he will spend In the
mountains hunting deer.
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BoRN-TO the wife ot Cal. Bnrkhart. OF
Burkhart Bros. this city, on Tuesday,
bouncing boy. 'RaE.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

Minnesota's official vote gives Garfield
4o,5ss majority. Minncsota is solid for
the Union. good government and pros
perity.
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DIR. G.. WILLIS PRICE.
DENTIST.

OFFICE in Odd Fellows Temple, Albany
Oregon. All work carefully performed, and
reasonable as is consistent with good work
manship. n02v12
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Dried Fruits.

SAMUEL E. YOUNG is making speciality
OF packing and shipping PInmmer. Alden
and sun-tlried Apples and Plums. ftsr which
he is paying the highest market price.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-11-26

Uncalled tor and remaining in the Pos.
office IN this city for the week ending
NOV. 25th. 1880.
Bentley. Mrs Alliet Ifaner. Mrs A NJ
Carter Geo F Merkei, e w
Creecy, A E Merkel, VIII
Foster, Frank Shelton. a NJ
Howell. Miss Mag Sran. A FIR
Whitellouse, ]. A WaI wick. j +
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Mnfice.

NOTICE is hereby given to ali whom it
In may concern that. on Thursday. De-
cenaher 7th. 1890 at the hour ~ one f1sciuck
r. M. at this regular tnFm OF the County
Court Of Linn county. the undersigned viii
tender his resignation NJ administrators de-
hOnis non OF the residuary estate s9 Owen
Kees, deceased. JACOB REEg
Nov. IL, 1SSU-1SD7 AdsninssfFator.
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Black walnut and holly, scroIl-saw
ws,od. just received by Peters q Sox.
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FARMERS WANTING THIS CELEBRATES
Boot will find them at SAMUEL 8. YoUNasA.
These Boots are also nlatls. with the celebrated
Standard Screw, warranted mot 10 Zip.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-06-19
After Ha:Ch's scalp.

The citizens of Silver City, N. NJ, assembled in mass meeting on the Ith instant for the purpose Of denOuncing Colonel Hatch, commanding the dis Irict of New Mexico, and his manage ment of the recent campaigns against Victorio's Indians. Tine resolutions recitc that 300 settlers have been murdered during the past year, large number or homes desolated, and i'm mense herds wantonly buichered, oth CT property of great value destroyed, travel impeded, immigration stopped, all branches of industry paralyzed and terror, deva ta;ion and ruin spread over the fairest portion Of this section Of our country"
 The resolutions further a!lege that since the first outbreak of the Indians measures of repression have been so insufficient and the management oi the troops so grossly incompetent that the Indians have learned to despiSe the soldiers and have therefore become boldcr, more audacious and more bloOdthirsty. They charge Col. Hatch with being the cause of the failure on the part of the military; with false hood, in reporting success where in stead there was ignOminiOus failure; with grossly eXaggerating the number of hostiles killed in a number of en- agreements: with havIng failed 10 take advantage of opportunities whereby the Indians could have been sup pressed; with having refused to coop crate with the volunteers, when great advantages would have cnSued from so doing, and with being guilty of cTim- inal negligence in not sending ammu- nitIon and supplies to Parker's scouts when the latter had large body of hostiles at their mercy and failed sole ly through Hatch's neglect to assist therein; also that he falsely claimed the victory gained by Parker's scouts, when he knew that not an officer or soldier of the United States army par ticipated in the same.
 The resolutions therefore call for the immediate removal of Gen. Hatch, and the appointment in his stead of competent officer.
 In conclusion warm and deserved compliment is paid to Captain Mad- den and other officers of the Arizona Division for frequent and effective assistance.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-06-19
To j.

How dear to my heart are those moments of
 pleasure.
 (Fond memory often presents them 10 view) Enjoyed by your side, love! No heavenly
 treasure
 But what would barter for one of those few. The touch of your handl o, What magic was
 in it!
 The look from your eye, with its deep, burn
 ing love; The kiss from yourlips, darling girl, to win it, Would forfeit all claims to a Heaven above! The pleasure took, love, in smoothing your
 trcssHs, While kiss upon kiss on your brow I i'm
 pressed; The ecstacy felt when, exchanging caresses, Your sweet lips confirmed wLat your eyes
 had confessed, The transport Of joy as l knelt with emotion, And worshipped you, dear, as being divine. Think, think how loved when rendered de
 votion Intended for God si idclatry's shrine! Those moments, so dear to my kear, love, now
 haunt ne Like joys viewed by one under misery's spell. Though blessing their coming, they come buI
 to haunt me, Like glimpscs Of Heaven caught sight of in
 Hell. ENAR
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-06-19

soon present itself to accept their kind hospitality, as well as that of many Arivacan friends of TIE CITIZEN. 1 can only urge haste as an eXcuse for SD short a visit, and 1 hope I may soon again visit the beautiful valley of which the miners are so proud.
 I can hardly close without thanking the gentlemen of the "camp" for uniform courtesy and assistance, and perhaps more particularly NIT. Holden, whom all old miners know, and MT. Wm. Q. Titus, of New York. The la'- ter gentlemen's fund of drollery is InexhaustabIe, and 1 shall not soon forget his inimitable storytelling as we held our evening reunions uhde: the trees. Young Mr. Harry Burke, of Oakland, too, placed me under many obligations ny his courtesy which obligations lost none of their value when l learned that he was an oli acquaintance and friend of earlier days.