The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-10-12
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Parties desiring to change oats for cheat
seed can do 30 by calling on WIN st John at
0akville.
Rev ] W Shreve will preach at Tangent
at II o'clock A. NJ, and ct Dsnny's school
house at o'clock p. NJ. Sabbath, Oct. 2lst,
1883.
Vacant houses In this city are filling up
fast, new arrivals coming every day or two.
All that Is necessary to Gil Albany with life
is enterprise. II something is only done
this winter to get woelen mill and other
enterprises here in the spring. there win be
no doubt Of our future growth.
Mrs Chambers, living on the canal be.
tween Ord and 9TH streets. has just received
loom and is now prepared TO weave carpets
in the best style. She 10 eatitled to the
patronage Of ell, not alsne because she has
been unfortunate, but ~ we'll because she
viii do her work we'll. aud give yalue re-
oeived. Those desiring such work should
call on her.
Now Is the time TO subscribe for the DKM.
ocRAT. We will not only give you first
class local paper with ell the nswu Of tho
county. but II you desire you will get
horse book free. an important thing to those
having horses. We do not need to give
these as an indueemsnt for our paper 10 worth
what il coats but because we can do So
Subscribe now in time for the winters cam
paign OF long nights. and lss4s great cleo
tion.
There arc only eighteen men or firms In
jackson county who pay taxos on So 900 or
over, the heaviest being WIN Bybeo aud G
K Tilton. each paying on $4,000. The
others are n + Barren, r Cameron, NJ Haw-
ley, Estate Jacob Ish, Kasper Keebii, G |
Karewski, @ w Xavier. MAgrudsr Brothers,
Myer. Mccall, Atkinson L Co, John
8 Miller. p Ryan. Reames Bros. Sterling
Mining Co. Mrs Walker and estate Of J
Bilger.
The Rest Shore for October is one Of the
finest journalistic productions Of tho North |
West, whose resources and possibilities il
portPays. and Portland in particular pic. |
lures in . manner much to Its advantage. Il |
will be . big advertisement for that city -
we'll as Oregon in general, and at the same |
time shows what can be done in Oregon in |
the matter Of getting out = tirst.elAAs journal |
We would like to ask tho 0regoRiaa IL IL |
has beard anything in reference TO repealing |
tho mortgage Law from the rural districts
lately. The Law has been the means Of |
reducing the tax in this county half mill.
which will speak for the opinion Of the
rural districts. Although the tax il l5k
mills this Is because the stats tax was
raised one mill The whole would have
been l6 mills but for this law.
The Supreme Court At Salem last week
admitted the following ~ attorneys TO prac.
tice in all the Courts OF the State Of Oregon
J w Mack. CAayon City A C Fiosand.
Sam Stott. + A + Starr. A W Llewslyn.
w Williamson. Roscoe X Giitnsr. ] w
Sproule, w EmmOna. WIN Foley. Port
land E B Webster. Jacksonville u NJ
Howes. Portland John Lane. Empire City;
A Cogswell. Lakevicw l. Laughary,
Lafayette w l. Nichols, Jacksonville +; + |
w Fenton. Lafayette Mark A Fallerton.
Salem Qa.ney A Grubbss. Salem Ed n
Deadly. Portland Aedrew Lockhart, B n
HAyden. 4 Mccormack. Salem J X
Baldwin. G r Holcomb. Portland George
Brooch, Corvallis n G. Munly. jackson
vile.
What has been accomplished At YaquinA
Bay can bs judged Of from the following
from the Post. It certainly 10 TO be regretted
that large enough appropriation Was not
made to keep the work going on al winter
"a large And substantial wharf has bsea
built. and double track laid out the full
length Of the jstty. which has been extended
l.60o feet, using about 800 spilss, 800
cords of facinss, and over $1,000 tons OF
stone. which latter hal to be quarrisd and
brought down the rtvet IL miles, then hoist
on the wharf and hauled out on cars and
placed in position on the mats Of faeines,
which we're tirst laid down for foundation.
All this besides houses. hoisting engines.
and all the tools TO work with. has been &C
cOmplished with sc0. .OO0-or lcss than q .
ton for the stone, without counting anything
for the other material used"
The October Magazine Of american His-
tory appears as usual promptly on the frat
day Of the month. IL opens with portrait
OF Sir Henry Clinton, suggestive of the I'll.
vate Intelligence furnished that notable. by
Americans, at Washingtons elbow. ia the
dark days OF the revolution, and now first
given to the public. OF exceptional interest
the Historical Sketch Of Pierre and jean
LAfaette, the famous smugglers Of Louisiana,
by the accomplished historian, Hon. Charles
Gayarre, TO be concluded In November Joel
Benton follows with The Webster spelling
Book, It's Centennial Anniversary" Hon.
Isaac n. Arnold. contributes "Something
new of Benedict Arnold and his descendants
in England" The department Of Minor
Topics contains several readable items.
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