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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-04

I OTIS i'm BROOKLYN-In large and small
1 -Io.. Fl vo-r low prices for Investment
rutland * WHITING so BeeAuanst
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Apple'OH- ppnoKLYN PROPERTY

,sstorv brown stone dwelling with 20" ot Sox
~ lanes place s. 50 n n OF Sreel'e-"'e' i'' -O'
NT,, 600 -
,qsferv dwelling With l0l 40 N. ~ " ~ i, 80
II G of Downins-st lot 1-'oN'o''' MIS- j" APP'O
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HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A very
a. cap property Eleuvile, Ulster county n Y con
f-- o iu-lv situated HOIe capable OF acCOmm dailng
90 blart-rs barn and 0utOIlldings WITHIN hve
uuut walk o. depot OF the p!e,tlest villages IN ne
-ijed stcs tie famous resorts u MOhaWk ana
Nrncwa~ka trout and several beaurfu m0uniA
lasr in ar vicinity splendid summer resort
Icrm- very low. Address L. H. KENNEDY, No. PinesL'
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5itratiors Danteo-- Male5.


4 FIRsT-CLASS PRINTER desires a posi-
EiAB ld Il Tr S5in &C oGcS sAA' ' = u 01
4 SITUATION wanted by a Young man
~ willie to wors wages 20 object -oS esl I9,n'G
a YOUNG MAN who has served two years
with 4o5 Eass 7at6'st.
4 YOUNG MAN wishes n situation IN
"A planning apd saving NIL f. tStf S s49ge 9st
DOOKKEEPER. &c.-By we'll educated,
Gar Ss as eSpefen e. is ihorougIy COM
"n and cin me the highest OF refer.
ences Address JOHN JENNY y Lnght St
NLERK.-As clerk in mercantile house by a
y young 70 years 81 age OF would make hpseh use
eiereaey AGdre.s w vAN DER HOEVEN' j.. 6thave.
CLERK.-A young man OF push ami en-
can bis employer AMI nave chance OF ADVANCE
referendss JOHN FREY SO West t2th,.t.
CLERK or PORTER-By a young man 80
4 Years Of age willing and opigng ana can
give good references. Can or address HENRY JENSEN
CLERK. PORTER or COLLECTOR.-By a
y man who il vii ing FOR the interest Of MS
ADDRESS xii fSy a2 cS S4S and O AFRAID Of WORK
COACHMAN, &c.-A young Irishman of
- I22j wants position groom coacman; has Al ref
erences. address ?. II. 40 IAomDsonsL, y. y
NOACHMAN OR GROOM.-By a steady and
Oreabe 30 years Of has thorough knowledgr OF
rciiS1 to the country Address JOEN TACKERBERAI.
IO3 Wes t30th Il
COLLECTOR or CLERK.-By a neat young
y man l6 OF who la had IS months business
exnerienc3 : honest anu trustw0rt ~. Address
P.PUsELI. 20 5tuyyesant ST
GROOM, &c.-A good honest man who I'M
deTstanls harness shes employment oras
porier or warchuan Addlc ss PERFECTLY COMPEL ENI,
go East 4Oth-si
GROOM and COACHMAN.-By Il married
man as hrstcass and clachman and plain gar
deuer has 40 fam v Tx cottage 70 1.-Two IN two
years references Gail OF address T. n, ia 6tl-Aye
HOTEL CLERK, &'.-By yOlng man of
81 years a lea business "dueit.o steady
80 er ana reliable od reference Address IL
BUhWELL, 80 West -&ds.
DORTER. &c.-A young man Of experience
wants position porter 10 general tglt WORK: can
give Al references Address Il MILLER. - sd ave.
SALESMAN.-Bv a respectable young man,
- dry goods shoe store J.. smart ana
intelligent Address p L. GROVE, 5bf WycHoust.'
BroOS.yh
VNAITER-By a col0red man a ir>t-class
or country references. JAMES, Tribune uptown once
l,23s broadway.
{IrATCHMAN.-By sober and trustworthy
young man twenty four years 4 age ha' nrst cla's
ref encc- AddfessiIC LIZARD ~ EJELL. lo9 hudsohaNe
brooklyn.
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ct TO SARATOGA and RETURN; So 10
" K to LAKE George ana r,tqrn Iczets good for tls
SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave DAILY 'ex .e2
Saturday, D. fier No. 40 (newNO al North
RIVER foot LEROY 81. connecting TROY with morning
trains tor SARATOGA aud ALL RESORTS NORTH ~rate
90 40 94 BrJ4lway, Sew orh, and 30
COurtst. BROOKLYN
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REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK. Tuesday, Aug. 3.

NETWORK. Tuesday Aug 3. 1850
Tho following sales were held at the Tx
.,anee SaesrOom to-day
BvE II. LUdio'o Co.
story trame house with plot OF land o t t1 n
$50 near l67thst plot OF land I2NlS"i MIS- sc mn
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NEANHATTAN BEACH.
Va GIIMORE'o FULL BAN p. with great novelties ist
selected by him London. Paris and Berlin ant
LEVY, THE COR YET KING,
~ GRAND CONCERNS
,g.or "a auat mo
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

49, BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
&c TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT sun DAY
DEPOTs ~ PHILADELPHIA, IL NEW OhA.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EOUIP-
NFNT ANu TIE FASTEST FINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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CFrHr5l1uS.

4 SBCRY Park and Ocean Grove. Best Route
"A TAKE sTEAiiER PLYMOUTH ROCK
Time tlOlo below
PLYMOUTH ROCK. For Long Branch.
4 TWO TRIPS A DAY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS.
Leaves West 22d-st \. r $50 An $50 D.
and stone Pitr 40. ! X. r.. lpa. a., and 3:lj D. m.
BENI'S FL LII MARINE BAND OK BOARD.
FARE luc.ulLg l1er tckrt Fltl y ttNIS
Excl RSIONTiCKETs, e1odoaly Gay sold sixty CEN -
| ONG BEACH.
hunters Point and Flat0ushave: BROOKLYN, daty-540
500 80 1000 100 l.3l. 30 $50 $3.50, l:l1 A:ju
5.lO 5.3O. COO 7OD 500 AMI 1910 D.
Leave East 3ltl-st fry d minutes earlier East Tthst
20 minutes earlier anf James slip, except sundays 80
minutes earlier
Anney pier East River foot 0Pne daily except
davs-73o $50. g:3O lo3o 2lo, $40. 5lO 341 49,
PctTrring leave oag Balch-73Js2j 1903 1l:0j a. NJ
los 20j 5O5 400 SOB GOO 100 $50. goo $3.50, 1901
400 y. .-.--. ....,. -, ,.,.,-.r-.
". VI. LAFFAN.
General Pas, ser Agent
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CTONINGTON LINE.-FOr Boston and all
steiner ~I INGTON leaves on Tuesdays Thu siGy aud
SATURDAYS ana the steamer STATE or nv fuhknn 1u-
lav, Wsues,avs FRIDAYS. Pier 81 North RIVER
foot Jay-st. ut 5 special limited ucacts To- hJ"l
sold via ms line oI GOOD ONLY he day MP 'or
which thev are issued specified their face eight
taken at lOyeaJ current rates d. :. EAB-JCh, Pres
l. W. FILkIN~ y. p A
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WHITE MOUNTAINS
on and after June p DIRECT CONNECTION will be
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
PARLOR CARS Leaving tie steam landing nc FOX
POINT WHARF. PROV Gence, az 100 A. ~, Will
THROUGH TO FABIAN HOUSE AND
ALL PRINCIPAL WHITE NOW tAIN POL>r5 WITH
4 4
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DAVILLON HOTEL. WoOdsburg. l.. J., Is
4 miles from New Magnificent h0u.e. beautiful
crumbs adartel isr o. hay fever pnIs
sea AR ComAOI stables splendid drives citsp 80,
road communication moderate prices A. > "LNDNlS
a.
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COLLECTOR or CLERK.-By a neat young
u man wears who has had Is months business
exnerienc3 is honest trustw0rt ~. Address
z. PIT. ELY. 70 5tuyvesant-st.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
LINA C0gNTY DEMOeRATIC TIcKET.

LINN COUNTY DsMOCRATIC TICKET.
far State Senator,
q. T. CoSHoW.
For Representatives,
J. p. SCHOOLING. II. SHELTON.
G. z. BURKHART, JACOB NEWMAN
GEO. T. CHAMBERLAIN.
w. L. ALEXANDER.
For County Judge
l.. BIL1EU.
For County Commissioners,
LEVI DOUGLAS, I.EWIS cox.
For County Clerk,
u. T. MASON.
For sheriff,
/. ID. MILIER.
For Treasurer,
ALBERT UMPlIREY.
For Assessor,
HIRAM WILLIAMS.
For School Superintendent,
u. =. REID.
For Surveyor.
GEO a. GRIMES
For Coroner.
DIR. J. A. DAVIS.
PRECINCT TICKETS.
EAST ALBANY.
For Justice of tho Peace
W. A. cox,
For Constable,
DELAVAN SMITH.
NEST ALBANY.
For Justice of the Ttase,
L. y. ARMSTRONG
Fer Constable,
7. ]. CLINE.
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N Accom-. Of the rrls- ,sha. II ce.,.. E.e.
Tlm DALLrs. Or, April 9, 1850


TltE DALLEs, Or, April o, 1850.
Eiltor Democrat
As these parts aro tho center Of attraction
just now, a few lines may bo Of interest to
your many readers. The trip up here being
u very important matter, We will here note
few faets aud Incidents II anyone intends
coming up this way by cars aud boats, let
them mark this Ship your freight (for you
cannot haul IL in wagons) at least two days
ahead, because IT will be delayed ia Portland
and At the Cascades. unless ahippod as fist
freight, which viii cost 81 so per ton extra,
from Portland here.
To passengers coming down the o. 4 9. Il.
r., keep your baggage checks. At the Ma.
chine Shops will appear runner for the o.
T. CO.. ho viii, in some instances demand
your checks. with as much authority AZ
conductor docs your ticket. They want your
trunks, etc, and 1t win cost you 90 cts TO
got them. II you stop at hotel, give your
check to tho clerk aud il costs you nothing.
WHAT Ir COSTS
10 get here from Portland may interest few
For @.horue wagons, empty, 80, horses, 50
per head; passengers, s.; under Ia ycars and
over 7, So 80; beds on boat, 5Oej meals, b0c.
Hay here ia two cents per pound. Put your
horse in a stable here and it Is SOC for oats
and 81 for hay.
This weather here is fine. roads dusty, no
aud to bo seen, and there is not as much
snow to be seen here, by t,eo-thir,ls, as there
is in Albany.
The river ia very low here at tho present
time, but If this warm weather continues, IL
will ''boom" very shortly.
This is as lively town as can 10 found
anywherei the arrivals arc all tho way from
so 10 $50 daily. New buildings are TO be
seen in every direction: and we have two a.
niee hotels as any town in the State.
have not had time TO get anyinioFmation
about the railroad yet, but will in my next.
RENn
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The ReIsslSus Meetings.

The cooperative religious meetings are still
being held at the Court House under the di-
rsctiou Of Rev. McIaiTerty, assisted by all
the ministers Of the city. and they seem to
grow in interest daily. A great many have
already sigIified their willingness to embrace
christianity, and it is thought many conver.
sions will be made For our own part we
are a great deal more favorably impressed
with Rev. AlcEafferty than we were with
Hammond, and that other piOus fraud,
Brown. This gentleman IS an earnest talker,
a calm but forcibIe reasoner, and indefatiga-
bic worker, and seems to be greatly interest
ell In his Masters cause One of the chief
characteristics of the so-calIed great revival
lists who have heretofore visited Albany was
that they wished to divide the worship Of
the community i.etween themselves and the
Almighty. This is not the case in regard to
Rev. AIcLafTerty; Ire seems to he polished,
cultured, dignitied Christian gentleman, fully
alive to the importance Of his work, and moi
afraid to put forth bis utmost energies in the
cause of Christ
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Chew Jaokson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac.
90.
Frosh roasted peanuts at Hoffman &
Josopha,
Billy Parker ia now ia this city visiting his
old friends.
One price for all at the Fauners' aud Me.
ehanies Store.
j. X. woathefiord has moved up into
West Albany.
Fine laundry soap, cheap at the farmers'
aud Mechanics Store.
Pay up your subscription aud get the CHI
eaJo Weekly Ne'es for a year free.
New goods by every steamer at tlio Farm.
era' and Mechanics Store.
Downcra coal oil. 81 - per can at Grad.
wohl'a cash store and Continental g.
Our town has been slightly dull since the
AL adjournment Of the State Convention.
Don't forget it You can set tho Chicago
Wseiiy Neiss aud the DENoenAr one year
for 50.
Good broonss can be bad at ihs Albany
Broom Factory for only three dollars I-,f
dozen.
Our City MaFahal is now collecting tie
taxea, And the citizens should respond
promptly.
Half dozen dinner plates and half a dozen
cups aud saueera for 81 10 at Gradwobl's
cash store.
4 chamber set Of seven pieces Of the beat
stone china can be had at GradWohl'a cash
store foF So 50.
The question Of wlo ehall be our Chief I'm.
gineer now agitates the minds Of our Albany
firo Department.
John Crane il up here now for the purpose
OF renting the to~a mill We sincerely hops
he may succeed
Ala Harris got home from san ffAnsiaeo
last Wednesday evening. he i.-si q spisndisi
time while he was away.
The largest and cheapest stack "i smoking
aud chewing tohaee.' va tSau a. ti'e fari..sta
and Mechanics stsfr.
sam Cohen has opy,.sL ,at Bne auction
storu ono door i-riow SosL,u's. ia tis SANS
room reoontly oceup,ed 10y o'connor.
The weather broLe oas vti us again ysatsr-
day. and We had rain. suo~. alert. hail. aisd
almost everything eiae bat sunshine.
Ueo. Hardy is nov our telegraph operator,
and Is making b-any frienda lilo is gool
operator. aud attends 10 his duties eloAeIy.
Every room ia the hotels ia this city wAs
filled during the session Of our Stats Conyen.
tion. and also quite number Q: private
rooms
County School Superintendent Liggctt " Ill
start around over the county next week q
visit the schools. II possible he will Wait
every district in the county.
Remember that you can get the DEMocRAl
and the n. \. Weekly World for one year foi
only 50 -. This is splendid opportunity
to get two papers for the price Of one.
VIM. Ralaton and family start lor EasteI
Oregon tomorrow aud will be absent for sey
eral months. Mr. Ralston goes for tho pur
pose Of improving the lands he has recent,
acquired la Wasco county.
AL. Noore'is now selling of his househol,
effects preparatory TO going back to Illinoi
where his wife now ia lie received the un
welcome news few days ago that his wifi
had received paralytic stroke.
At Gradwohl's cash store Golden G cofIc
sugar is worth l0l; Rio coffee, Al lbs to tn
81: soap IS cents per box; Masons ! gallOl
glass jars, 81 per dozen. All gsOds sold a
correspondingly lyw figures for cash.
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Frsna sweet Home.

Oar solid Democratic friend, from Sweet
Home-ME Ed Simons down To our
city during the past week. and reports that
the farmers of that section have been quite
fortunate in putting in their grain, and that
there Is every promise of large yield. He
also informs rs that Mr.. Gilliland, with a
force of hands. IS already out on the w. v.
& C. II. Wagon Road and working most in
dustriously to secure its opening st the ear
liest time possible 1t Is probable that the
grades between Lower Soda and the Noun
tain House will be suitable for travel by the
first Of May, and as soon as the snow Is car
ried of from Seven-Mile Hill and Sand
Mountain, the route will be open to ochoco.
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Editor Democrat.

Editor Democrat
Please give The following place In your
columns and ohlige Republican who not
only pr caches roform but practices It:
The present city administration eem-
msneed It's reign with tho public assertion
that they were in favor of curIailing tho
expenses of our city government, and
none we're louder IN their professions in
that respect than our honored Mayor.
In February the City Council made a
Just and lawful contract with the srATi'
RIoHTs DEMocRAT to do tho city printing
for the year 1850, for compensation far
below the usual rates for printing. The
co nselonee of our worthy Mayor, through
I he lnstigatlon and maneuvorlng OF the
two Republican papers of this city, trou.
bled him 10 that extent that at one OF tho
Council meotlngs-afte tho editor Of tho
DEMocRAT had entered upon his duty ny
city printer proposed 10 tho Council that
they repudlate tho contract made with tho
DEMocRAT; that they advertise for bids,
and that the printing be let TO the lowcst
bidder, for In that way tho printing might
be done at cheaper rates, thereby saving
expense TO the city. The words of tho
Mayor, advocating retrenehment and ro-
form, and his motives, II honest, are COM
mendable, and all tax.payors, whether Ro-
publican or DemocmtIc, will say, Anon.
But, Mr.. Editor, our Mayor, In whom
we had such hope that he would continue
in the path of economy, has forSalxen his
good intentions and proved himself no
better than the generality of mankind.
He succumbed to the potent influence Of
the tompter, as you Will see by what fol-
lows, for when his economical principles
were about TO lay hold and deprive ono OF
his fellows OF exorbtant fees made luato TO
tho amount of work performed, his cour.
age failed him.
At meeting previous TO the last meet.
ing OF the Council, held on tho 18th of this
month, Councilman GFadwohl introduced
bill 10 reduce tho fees OF our City Treas.
urer, which afe greatly dlspToportionato
to the amount of work performed. II
passed its FIRST and second reading, and
when II came up for final passage the vote
stood three 70 three, thus giving the Mayor
the right TO cast the deciding vote, and I
am sorry to say, Mr. Editor, that he voted
against the passage OF the bill.
The city at the present time is In noed of
all the money |. can command In order to
iefray the expenses Of its government, and
make tho necessary improvements TO pro-
tect health and property, without squan-
dering what little money we have In pay.
ing exorbitant fees TO the City Treasurer
These comments are made not for the
purpose OF wounding the feelings of tho
Mayor or any OF the conncilmen who
voted against the passage orthe bill. be-
lieve them all 10 DO honest ana just men.
But in applying these rules OF economy
let them be just, and their application be
universal; and In no instance vote money
out of tho city treasury TO an officer be-
cause he happens to be OF the Same I,oliti-
cal complexion.
REPUEEIcA<
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SheriR's Sale.

IN a'e cirena coarf q he STATE Of Oregon
lor fse County Of Linn
J. F. Holt. Plaintiff.
vs.
Sannsl III. Horton and Agnes C. Horioa,
Defendants.
ID DfNIRTUE ORA DECREE OF FORE
I'D closure in The above named Court In
the above entitled suit, and an execution
and order OF sale issued in pursuance
there's I, 90 Ine directed and delivered, /
have levied upon the moFfgaged premises
described IA Said writ as follows, Io-wit:
beginning ihirty-six and one-fourth( (36xl
rods East oI ths Southwest corner OF the
original town plat of the city Of Harrisburg,
thence South ter fi01 rods, themes East six
and three fouIths (6S<) rods, themes North
fOurt1s t6a4l rods 10 ths place of begin
ming, all in Linn county. oregon, and on
Saturday, he Ljd day Of Nay. 1880.
at the Court House door in the City OF Al
banY, Linn Cou&ty, Oregon, at the hour OF
10 O'Clock A. NJ, will sell the hereinbe-
fore described real property n publir
auction for cash in hand to the highest
bidder. the proceeds Of said sale 10 lie ap-
piled first 10 the payment Of the costs in
the above entitled suit, taxed at 81 80. and
accrhing costs, and next to the payment to
the said plaintiff the sum of S773 20 in L.
y. gold coin, with Interest in like coin at
the rate of one per cent. per month froEss
the Sth day OF March, 1850.
Dated this 10th day OF April, 1850.
]. e. DICKEY,
Sheriff OF Linn Co., oregon,
BY G so. HUMPHREY, Deputy. S-tt
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The department Election.

We hear Of several candidates for Chief
Engineer frola each OF our engine companies,
and their respective friends are warkipg mp
their interests to good advantage. One thing
in particular which they are doing will not
pay them for their labor, aud that is drum
ming up for new members to be run in at the
gess monthly meetings. They probably
have forgotten that our Department election
occurs on the first Tuesday in juno. which
this year viii be the first day Of the month.
If members are taken in the companies at the
regular meetings IN May. they viii be reeeiv-
ed into the Department by the Board, which
meets on the 10th of that month. Our city
law requires that person shall have boen a
member of the Department at least twenty
five days before he can vote at the annual
election, and from tI... 10th Of May to june
Ist win not give that much time. It's no go,
boys' you win all have to stand to your pres.
ent rolls.
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Administrators Sale
OF
r Q al E ST a t g

Ia Gs Comfy Cosgs Of Liam County. STATE ef
Oregon
In the maltor Of the estate of John Mil
ler, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN in pursuance OF an order of the Hon
the County Court OF Linn County, Oregon,
made ON the 2d day of March, 1850, the
of the estate of John Miller, deceased, wils
sell ut public auction 10 the highest bidder,
in one parcel, ON
Saturday, tie Sh day Of 1Nay, 1880,
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. aud
) O'Clock p. NJ, to-wit: at the hour OF =
o'clock =. NJ. OF said day, at the Court
House door in the City OF Albany, Linn
County, state of Oregon, the following de-
scribed premises belonging to said estate.
to-wit: beginning atthe Southeast corner
CT the Donation Land Claim of GesrRe Mil
Ter, ST., being Claim So, Notification l674,
as appears by the plats and surveys on Eile
in the U. $. Land Office at Oregon City,
Oregon, in TIP. la S. II. West of the Viii
lamette Meridian, and running thence
North ~ 81 Wes, 70 chains, thence North
| 10 chains and p links, thence south 77s
81 East 20 chains, thence South 10 chains
! and % links to the place of beginning, and
/ containing 20 acres. more or less, and lying
and being in Linn County, Oregon.
Terms of sale: one-half ca>h in hand.
and the remainder in six months from tho
| day of sale, secured by mortgage on the
| premises. /. II MILLER,
Remaining Administrator of the estate
| of John Miller, deceased. 36W4
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Jaare. Of HleslIsn.
REPUBLICAN,.


At the last term Of the County Court the
following persons were selected as Judges for
ths election which occurs ia June:
EAsr ALBANY Walter II Ketehum, Jason
Wheeler and Mart Payne
WEST ALRANY-E Enoeh Sloan. 1hoa Mon
teith and d Haley.
ORLEANS WIN II MeBride. Mathew Aeh.
est "a and Wm L Baker.
SuRbp-R Richard Farwcli. John Rohnetts
aud Frank Shedd.
HAisEy-JOs Pearl. Jacob Thompson and
A Bassett.
HARErsuuEo- sam May. Enoeh IIonlt and
4 Somcrville.
BRowNsvILLE-J II wasl,burn. Jas Blake
ly and 2 Hume
BnUsH CEEKk-J n Rice. Vim Philpot and
Isob't c Glass.
SWEET HoME-N Russell. John Gilli!and
and Z e Jackson.
LisEErY-Adam + Eye. Jesse Barr aud n
D Conn.
wATERIoo-J II Barreli, Geo b Mckinney
and Geo W Klum.
LEBASoS-R Miller. John Denny and
Reebier.
CESrrn-John Huston, " X Temple and
w Fronk.
sYRAcUsE-ThOs Allphin, o P Adams and
Sam Jones
sAsTIAM 81 Daniels, M Smith aud {
T Lever.
FEAsKLrS Borrr-H 81 Brown, VIM cy.
rus and John Kelly.
scIo--Geo w johnson, wm Montgomery,
and A Beard.
Fox vALLEY-si Gardner. } b Trask and
3 II L Irvine,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-04-16
crsenbaeE county cen,en,ion.

The Convention was called TO order by ".
J. Stewart, Of lialsey. Chairman oi the Coun.
ty Central Committee.
John T.ECrooka, of AilIcrs Station. vas
selected as temporary Chairman. !. N. Dan.
iels. Secretary. and Hugh ieerer. Assistant
Secretary.
4 Committee on Credentials WAS appointed
consisting of the follow ing persons: W. J.
Stewart. u. y. crabtree aud }. n. Maine.
The following Committee on Resolutions
was appointed: Dr. J. +. Iiridrx, Aaron
Condrs. G. W. Curl, r. r. Br"ek aud Rich.
arl Fox.
The following Committee on Permanen.
Organization aud Order of Basinesa was then
appointed; r. a. Churchill auI L. Put.
nam.
w. J. stewrrs then took the floor aud
stated that there had been some misnnder-
standing among the delegates in regard to
tho day Of holding the Convention. several
Of them thinking tho day Was Friday. aud
no therefore moved that the Convention ad-
lOnrn 10 meet at o'clock next day. Mo.
| ton carried aud Convention adjourned.