The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-08-10

TO furnish nearly ell leading publications q
; the publishers prices, thus saving subseri
bers the trouble and expehse Of sendinI
money 10 the publishers. This IL quite
convenience 10 persons wishing 20 erde
papers,
The manner la which some WaAhingtoi
papers are psaising mp the resources Of thoi
country Is not very commendable. when /
is known that IL Ia done ~ On advertise
ment, and we are told on personal authorit,
Is not backed by facts. IL IL natural for th'
people Of section Of country TO desire I
large immigration 20 their particular local.
ty. bat II is grand mistake for them Il
think they can keep II even u they get H.
when II 10 obtained by false representation.
Prof J ]. Gilbert has been honored by
again being placed In charge Of Santiam
Academy at Lebanon. He In making that
school success, and this next year viii
probably do more than ever before. The
Academy building IL being repaired and
placed In good condition. There is good
library aud students will have the benefit OF
q reading room. Every effort will be made
10 make this good achool for those desiring
practical education.
MePherson, ono Of Cammins murdereru
was taken from the Jail at Dayton, w. T..
last Sunday by mob Of masked men, aud
hanged by the neck TO the Ecaiiold prepared
fer Snoderly's execution. IL was done with
out much demonstration. and when II was
dnished the city became AZ quite ~ II moth.
Ing had happened. Tho reason II wac done
at that time was because Mcpherson had
been granted new trial and received 70.
prisvs from Governor Newell.
Following aro the demands Of the tsIe.
graph operators who have struck, aud have
caased 40 much excitement throughout the
United States "u.l That eight hours
shali continne days work aud seven hours
= nights work. instead Of Mae and hall,
and eight and half respectively. a. at
present. l2.l That no Sunday shall be en-.
acted without being fully paid for. t3.l
That "a advance Of Is per cen. shall be made
on current ratea OF compensation. and that
the same wages shall be paid for the same
amount Of work irrespective Of sex"
Beat 4 Aithouse have sold this year ia
California tifty.six OF their mounted separa-
tors, and will probably dispose Of nine OF
ten more, all that have been manufactured.
These were all built At their uanutactsry in
this city. and shows that 80 have at least
one sstablishment in Albany that is doing :
big business. pcsidea the disposal Of thess
sepAfAtoFs Mr.. Best has taken orders foi
three.cs their combined threshers aud sepAF
AsoFs, which will be manufactured during
the coming winter in this city. and be ship
ped in timo for next years harvest in Call
fornia. Several sepArAtors a. well as one oI
the thrsshsrs have also been sold in Oregon
Wednesday forenoon while tho house d
Mr. chas Wolverton was being mssed Alons
BroadAlbia street an accident occurred
which fortunately did not terminate vsEy
Seriously. George Young. q nephew o
George Young. was sitting on the eapstap,
holdiag tho rope. while the horse wAs Ia
motion. when the eapstan gave way. throw
Ing him eight or tea feet in the air. Ill
landed on his shoulder aud side. receiving
borough stirring up. bat most tanAtslj
not breaking . bone. IA he has the kine
Of spGnk tina. overcomes such accidents h'
will come out Of it all right.
The mortgage tar Law Is the principa
topic q assesssisa on the strstts. Pron
conversation Of some Of the money leaders I
Is easy 20 see what al injustice tho law
working. Under the old Law they cal,
paid iaxsa on about third Of their proper
ty. which was proper. ~ most Of them ca
III afford 60 pay more, but under thi
"slsb sided" new iAw they arc obliged
. pay on what they actually own. The svi
effect Of this can be seen at . glance. An
other bad feature % the affair 10 the FAC
that il costa two bits in solid silver 70 max
) an entry on a mortgage, money that shoul
90 70 buy bread. These facts alone are aaI
iicient to convince any ono that the NOR
{ gage tax Law is an injustice and only gotte
mp in the interest Of the grasping farmer.
a A correspondent of Portland paper hu
: the following 20 say in reference 10 the me-
D store to be built for C b Montague At Lei
e anon This will be . magnificent struc
e nre. The main building will be 100 fs,
long by Is feet wide, and three stores wit
8 Mansard roof. The first floor will be uss
e for the retail trade Of a general counts
{ store, and will be well stocked with ever,
d thing that heart can wish. Mr. Montagt
y has been engaged in tins business for year
u and his present prosperity and lack Of roo
shows in what estimation he il held by Il
r community at large. The second q oor wi
. be for Offices and private rooms, and Il
. third for general storage, being reached |
. elevators.
nj The following communication was recei
ed by an East Oregon stock raiser from
e herder "sheep camp No. % Mr. D.
q dear sir. want grub forthwith Grub mul
. come immediately please send grub immed
r ately grnb a. follows sac beings sum 10
'e shoulder bacon kan sirup 2 pounds coti
sum shugar and pound males, yours shee
10 ishly, Dulandy DooIittle p. .. the sheeps
). all doing fine. Err. IL would be go
:. plan TO hire the fellow to 60 with the ricke
a affair called the Central School buildin
"a He would be in keeping with it.
Last Monday + Piatt and brothers, OF q
Forks of the Santiam. brought MS a bun
! sf White Winter wheat that had sirty.th,
. !. heads, all from oae grain, as can be prov
!. by any doubter calling as this Office. Tn
= had six acres Of this wheat, which stood :
: freeze so well that only about one-third "
- injured. This is ahead of anything repo
ed this year, beats Umatilla, and we dou
'n Il it can be surpassed even in Linn coust
is Farmers have 5 chance to try it.
X According to the following which we cl
se from . Washington Territory paper. farms
y can make more money selling wheat