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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

Wish we could pat picture in the paper
Of something we just saw. A young man juss
riding by on . bycicls and chewing gum.
The faster he worked his feet the faster his
jaws would 60. Imagine the effect for can
not describe it.
VIM Mcdonald, engineer on the Lob.
anon express moved his family to East Port
land on Tuesday Of this week.
] l. Cowan entertained the Elite Literary
Society last Tuesday evening with an account
Of his trip East. IL was very interesting.
The Cumberland Presbyterian took two
now members in church last Sunday.
DIR L Foley and wife are making prepare
tions to 90 TO New Orleans.
Miss George, OF Seattle with her cousin
from Albany spent last week At Mr. Nick
erson's near town.
Mrs L Cowan spent last week in Cor
wallis with her father who is in poor health.
Mr. Stubbleheld has quite . large class
ere in writing.
Mr. Aad Mrs w Cusick went to Eugene
last Thursday and spent . few days with
their son Edward who is attending the Uni
versity.
At school meeting here on Monday OF
this week that met to elect q Director and
Clerk, four or five of our widowed ladies at :
tended. How they were envisd by the rest
Of the gender. not being widows--but the y
enjoy the booR all woman kind orave-that
Is to vote. don't see why at our next Leg
islature some one could not push o bil
through to allow all women to yete on schoe
questions, as they already do in sevsra
States. Come, who wants to immortalizs
themselves and wear . crown Of glory
Whom the Albany boys come out they
must take better care OF their umbrellas thar
one certain T. w. did at the Firemen's so
ciaL And such q commotion as it did create
too. While committee were there clearing
up next morning in came two of the fair one
hunting an umbrella that belonged to one o
the Albany boys, her cousin she said (!) Blu
she did not find it. then Frank B. went il
pursuit of 1t. Had anyone seen it +! II wa
described a. q silk or an Alpaca Que, IL had I
ducks head for handle, il was marked will
a W., it had some brass rings on it, etc
The stage driver was deputed to bring i
down so he picked up all the odd ones tina
were given him. One morning as Newell
gave him the mail he saw an umbrella stoves
carefully away. He looked at it and lai
claim to it. The next morning Walt Peterso
met with good luck. Finally the stage drive
concluded it was as much as life waslwort
. to offer to carry any more--so Tom, do tel
MS, did you ever get your umbrella!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

Summary Of MsteorolOgy for Feb. 1855,
frsm observation taken at Albany, Linn Go.
Oregon, by John Briggs, Esq.
Highest Bar 1924 lowest, 29.53; mean,
1888.
Highest Temperature, 62; lowest, "a /;
mean, 47.93.
Mean at a. m, n; 2 ?. m, 50 8 P.
n, 46.5.
Prevailing winds, s.
Maximum velocity force, 3.
Total rainfall and melted snow during
month, 5.S2 inches.
Number of days on which .0l inch or more
rain fell, IL.
Number of days Of cloudinsss, average 8
in scale of 10, 20.
Frost on days.
Of "a observations 81 were clear, fair,
81 cloudy, 2 overcast, hazy. and 2l rain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
Skating Carnival.

A mask skate was given at the rink on
last Friday night, which was well attended,
and proved an enjoyable affair. Following
is a list of the maskers, with the characters
they represented
Maggie Breen, Goddess Of Liberty.
Linnie Young. Red Riding Hood.
Lille Gill, TOpsy.
Eettie Porter, Beggar Girl.
Clara Keifer, School Girl.
Carrie Westfall. Nun.
May Rideout, School Girl
Matte Shields. Pop Corn Girl.
Allie Scstt, Mother Hubbard.
Ida Lampman, Sailor Girl.
Fred Whittier. Old Woman.
w z Kelly, Attorney at Law.
A NJ Young, DR. 0'Hall.
Jas Shields, Wild Bill
Merrill Fish, Sweet Sixteen.
NJ L Doris, Clown.
Ben Clelan, Girl
.Charles Young. Bo Peep.
Frank Doris, Clown.
VIM Daniels, Gentleman.
The prize for the best sustained ladies'
character was presented to Fred Whittier,
for best sustained gentleman's character to
a M Young.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

Report comes TO US frsm CJrvallis Of
very sensational episode which occarrsl ia
that city last Saturday or Sunday. Several
men with over due script Of the o. p, bein g
informed that Dir c G Hogue. p&ymaster OF
the road, had been buying up script with
the company's money, at greatly reduced
rates, went aud laid violent hands on him,
took him to tree. tied . rope around his
neck, and were about to de something des--
peratc. when Mr. Hogue succeeded in making
them understand his position. Being salts
fed with explanations. they let him 90. 1t
seems that il he had been buying script at all
it was with his own money, and independent
of his connection with the road. The affair
is said to have caused considerable excite.
ment at the time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
sscIAL AVID PERsSxAL.

Cap Humphrey is ia the city.
Assessor Hammock va, 10 the city Taes.
day.
J Z Sorbip. Of Corvallis. va, 10 tn. city
Friday.
Jw MsGss aud Mr. Brooks. Of Sweet
Home called on us lAat Tuesday.
Superintendent IAnb, Of thu w wes,ern
Union Telegraph Co.. was ia the city last
week.
Miss Ada SnodzrAaa. of Eagsne City. has
been visiting in tho city darins ths past
week.
I'M Nolan, Of Corvallis. let tho light Of
his contsnancs shine on us last Friday, while
on his way home from Portland.
Jos. webbcr. Jr.. Of Portland. has been in
tho city. returning home day or TIVE ago.
He was here purely fer recreation.
The first Of the week ws reosivel pleas.
ant call from Mr. Alfred BlevilIs. wife and
daughter. OF Tangent. Miss Blovina. though
eleven years Of ago. Is only 81 inches tall.
and has not grown any in height for several
years, though her weight has increased five
pounds,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
On she Other Psoa.

Some time ago the NeW NsrA Hea and
the Christian Herald, exchanged compliments
resulting in the latter paper getting on it's
dignity and striking the former from its list.
In consequence the New North West wrote
scathing article on such narrow miAdedness !;
but, le and behold, that paper now does the
same thing, completely leaving Brother Floy
in the shade. All papers which have dared
to criticize Mother Duniway will be struck
from her list, lucky papers, her reason bein
that they occupy widely different fields.
Notwithstanding this the DEMscRAr. Jack
sonville Times, Pendleton Fast Oregsnian,
etc., will continue to be published .hs same
as in the past.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06


There arc two bands in Albany. This
town is too small to support them. They
injure each other in many ways. The friends
of each band stick up for their friends and
thus it raises i'll will all over town. We
heard remark the other day that the boys
will be glad enough to 60 of anywhere just
for their expenses, as much as to say that
each band will do its uttermost to injure and
harm the other. OF course if the band boys
want to practice and work all summer for
nothing, it is nothing to outsiders. but there
is no money or glory in it. Why not unite
and save trouble, picking out the best play.
ers and dropping tho poorer or Objectionable
ones.
MUSICIAN,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
Highly Recommended.

ALBANY, OREGON, Dec. Ind, 1854.
Russell & Co.,
The New Massillon 33 inch separator and
Russell engine purchased of you last ram
mer is all You recommeudedit it TO be. Itha
given satisfaction in every respect. Ithresh-
ed this season in "a days run 4SS62 bashels
of grain which is the biggest run of any ma
chine in this part of the country. thresh-
county and they all say that did them
the best job. saying and cleaning their grain
that ever had been done. Our expense for re-
pairs for theseasoo did not exceed one dollar.
Yours Respectfully,
ID. d. HACKLEMAK.
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DIED.

VEATCH.-In Salem, Feb. 2S, 1885, at the
residence Of veatoh, SERAPHINA
WATCH, wife of Hon r M veatch, Rep
resntative from Lane county to the late
House of Representatives.
[Mr. veatch was taken with the measles
during his attendance at the Legislature,
and his wife went to nurse him and contract
ed the disease, from which she never recover
cd. She leaves devoted husband and three
children, father and mother. aAd many
kind friends to mourn her lOAz.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
Az Handle Factory In Albany.

Last Wednesday Best & Althouse began
operating an Ak handle machine at their
factory, in this city, which, as it is the only
one, We understand. OH the coast, will no
doubt prove quite an industry. It has =
capacity Of twelve TO fifteen dozsA day, or
probably $4,000 year. The employment of
three or four men will be required to keep it
running. The machine has attracted csnsid.
erable attention on account of It's ingenius
actions. Slowly but surely Albany il grow.
ing into manufacturing city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

The bid of Mr. Campbell was withdrawn,
as it appeared that he had neglected to put
in the value of the furnaces, about $1,000, in
his estimates.
Wednesday afternoon last the full Board of
Directors met and awarded the contract to
George Patterson for sl4, 500, fixing his bonds
at s. 900, and giving him until Dec 25 next
to finish the contract. On motion the Clerk
was directed to sell the old building to the
highest bidder, possession to be given at the
end of the present school year, the schools to
be closed afterwards until the completion Of
the new school house.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
A Remarkable Act.

The present eIIicIsnt school clerk Of Dis
trict No. s, II Burkhart, did quite q re-
thing, considering the times. He
collected every cent Of the large tax levied,
leaving nsthing at all delinquent. This has
not been accomplished before for q great
many years, il evsr, and shows Mr. Burkhart's
peculiar fitness for the position. Itwas gen.
orally thought impossible considering the
times, and the size of the tax, to collect it
within thousand dollars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

/. Is Home Company organized and con
trolled by prominent and well known bai
ness men of the Northwest, from home cap
ital.
2. The money paid to this company II re-
tanned in the Northwest. 1t pays taxes here
and assists in developing anil building up
the various industries of the Northwest.
3. It is the ouly company in Oregon, which
is limited by its charter to the insurance Of
farm property, private dwellings and thsir
contents, school houses and churches.
A. Consequently it cannot be burned oat
as it is not exposed to losses from <weepiAg
tires. 1t insures no mercantile or bushes
risks. but affords safe and reliable insurance
to farmers and owners of private DWELLING.
5. The fires that destroy two cities, ruin
ing over hundred insurance companies,
rendering worthless thousands Of policies.
demonstrate the necessity of farmers and
others insuring in just such . company, free
from all kinds of bYsiness risks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
Sss,oeo.

By reference to another column it will be
seen that the number of transfers of real
estate in Linn County during February was
43, the consideration for which was about
$50, ,00O This Is an uncommonly good show
ing for the county. It represents an actual
advancement, and speaks for the growth OF
the county and city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

Samuel 4 Young has just received another
large invoice of shoes from the cslsbr Atod
factories Of
A. ]. Holbrook & Co, Utica, New York.
Geo. w. Ludlow & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
The invoice consists Of the latest styles in
French kid, American kid and Pebble Goat.
Every pair warranted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
A Peculiar Accident.

Last Friday Mrs Benson living across
the Willamette River on Soap Creek, was
filing bottle with some powder, when. in
attempting to push it down to get little
more in. the powder exploded. She was
badly burned, but fortunately not seriously.
The accident was very peculiar one, of Q
nature not often recorded.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

ALBANY, Oregon, Dec. S0th, 1854.
My home which was destroyed by fire on
Dec. 18th was insured in the State Insurance
Company of Salem, Oregon, which has al
ready settled and paid the full amount of
my claim. ANY one insured in our home
Company the State, can rest assured of hon.
orable treatment in case of loss.
Signed, HE NRY WAITS ON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
WHAT THEY MAKE.

A little pamphlet from the Secretary of
State gives the gross and net receipts OF the
County Clerks aud Sheritfs Of Oregon for
each of the six months Tor year and half
previous to December 3lst, 1884, As con-
siderable has been said about the salaries of
these officers we give some figures which will
explain matters.
In Linn county the receipts were
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
On a "Bastea Bank"

Last Saturday man representing himself
as DIR. Moody, of Portland. succeeded in get
ting an introduction at the First Natio nal
Bank, when he presented check for $50 on
a Tacoma Bank, which was paid. AS the
bank failed several days previously with no
assets to amount to anything the check is
probably worthless. As for DIR Moody, no
one seems to know where the Doctor ~ is.
Wherever he is he ought to be ashamed Of
himself
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
sHERnYP.

The last six months only applies to tho
new officers. 1t viii be noticed that the new
law strikes the Sheriff hard, but the Clork
with less force. Following is 4 list Of the net
earnings of the Sheriff aud Clerk Of every
county in the State. for the year and half
ending Dec. 81. 1885, with exception OF Sher
ia Of Benton and ClatsOp counties, which are
for one year, and Clerk OF Yamhill and
Multnomah counties which are also ioI one
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
Nos n BETTER Place.

Parties wishing to purchase dry goods,
notions, boots aud shoes, carpets. oil cloths,
lace curtains, window shades, wall paper
and house furnishing goods, cannot find =
nicer and cleaner stock, and one that is up
10 the times in styls, quality aud price than
at Samuel + Young's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
Read this Carefully.

Mrs. l.. M. Foster having retired from tn
firm of L Thompson & Co., they are very
desirous of collecting all outstanding notes
and accounts, persons knowing themselve
indebted to the firm viii call and settle.
The business will be carried on in the old
stand by
M E. L. THOMPSON.
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d. d. HAcKLENAK.
Tnr DAILEs. Oregon, Nov. I. lssA.

THE DAILEs, Oregon, Nov. 4, 1854.
lam entirely satisfied with the honorable
manner in which was treated in regard to
my insurance business, and the settlement
and payment of my loss by the State Insur-
ance Company. Weshal rebuild our house
at once. and shall be glad to continue busi-
ness with your company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
Carpets, Carpets. Carpets.

The largest and best assortment of tapes
try and ingram carpets, stair carpets and
mattines, ETC., at
SAMUEL z. YouNe,s.
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R0RN

KESTER.-To the wife of p Kester, living
in Center Precinct, Feb. Gath, twin boys.
Both democrats. Mr. Kester is as happy
as clam.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

Parties wishing insurance in the State In.
surance Company can obtain it by calling on
j q Townsend.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06

The annual school meeting Of Dist. No, 8,
was held on last Monday evening, at the
Court House. 1he attendance was good.
Tho meeting was called 10 order by Dlrcc-
tor Montoith. Tho annual report of the
Directors was read. After q financial state
ment, which will be found more fully in the
Clerks report, IL stated
II is the spnlen Of the Board that no special tax
will be needed for current expenses OF tho school
during the ensuing year. In reference 10 the new
school building tho board have endeavored 70 carry
out the Instructions given at tho meetings called for
that purpose The tax authorised one year ago, has
been collected In full shown In the Clerks report
Plans and specifications for th4 building vero drawn
by an architect Mr. zeyss and bids tor tho con-
structon Of building advertised for and reoeiv.
cd. The estimates vary considerably, ranging from
N4,boo 10 si0.7so. Those bids are on ile In the
Clerks oico but owing 70 the late date al which the
bids were received the contract has no. ret been con-
eluded.
And by recent act Of the Legislature districts are
authorized 10 borrow mensy, the board recommend
that tax Of two mills en the dollar be levied during
the Incoming year for building purposes which with
the amount new ON hand the amount the District
may legally borrow would. they think, be SUFFICIENT
10 build and furnish the school bulldluE. Respect.
fully submitted.
JunS FosuAy,
Tuoa. AoSrErH,
Directors.
The School Clerk. J II Burkhart presented
h EANNA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-03-06
school House Bids.

When the bids were opened on last Friday
by the Directors of School District NJ. 5, it
was found that there were persons who were
willing to contract to construct school
building for the following prices
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The following resolution was presented ant
adopted unanimously

Resolved. That the plrectors Of sehss DistEe.
No. s. In Linn County. Oregon. be, and they
hereby authorized and empowered - contract debt
in the name 81 said District net sxessiing
equal 20 two thirds of the cost ot ths proposed
school house for aald District. By boFrswipg money
otherwise the best terms obisinable. provided
thai sAld debt shsl not excsed the Amouut actually
necessary % complete said school hsuss with the
money already on hand belsngsng % sAld District,
The meeting then adjourned. after this
important aud business measure.
, 1885-10-08
DIstrIct Altorne,,s opInIon.

Yesterday n LEADER reporter called on
Hon. A. G. Campbell, United States at
torney, who has been attending court at
Green River, to learn, if possible, some
thing concerning the Investigations before
the grand jury concerning the Rock
Springs affair. MI. Campbell said that
he had no personal knowledge of the test
mony, and if he had he could not speak
Of it, and he doesn't understand how any
one can give any information on the sub
iect. No one but the witnesses before the
grand jury and the members of that body
are supposed to know what testimony is
adduced, and they are sworn not to divulge
anything which they hear in the jury
room OF course, evidence might be
taken outside in a sort of &c parte way.
MIR. Campbell has arrived at conclusions
Of his own concerning the Rock Springs
riots, based on his personal observations
and all the evidence that could be OBJ
tanned, but he will not diyulge them until
he has made his report to the department
o fjustice at Washington.
, 1885-10-08

Among yesterdays appointments by
President Cleveland was that of w. b.
Shafer, of Wyoming, tolbc receiver of
the land Office at Evanston, Wyo. Mr..
Shaffer is editor of the Chieftain, has
been a resident OF Evanston for many
years, and is known throughout Uinta
county as an honest, straight forward and
capable citizen, who has labored hard and
faithfully for the best interests of that
county, and who has in the recent diff
culties in the western part of this terri
tory, taken sides with the law and order
loving people of his section as against
anarchy, rioting and general lawlessness
advocated by some of his contemporaries.
, 1885-10-08

Russell Thrope is in town.
NJ Gill Is hack frnm the nor.

Russell Thrope is in town.
Mr.. Gill is back from the north.
Hon. A. c. Campbell is at home again.
j. NJ. Tompkins has returned from his
IA lch.
Chas. Wilseck will be a delegate from
Allemania lodge to the Odd Fellows
grand lodge at Laramie.
Rev. c. NJ. Sanders vent to Denver
yesterday, and on his return will visit
Black Hawk, Boulder and Fort Collins.
John Moran, of Elk Horn, Wyo..
loaded a freight team with winter supplies
for his ranch, about l75 miles north of
Cheyenne.
Capt. b. NJ. Carpenter, formerly com-
mander of the Governors Guard, of Den
yer, has been elected colonel of the Colo
RADIO LIST regiment of infantry.
f. w. Hopkins and wife, who have
been here for some weeks on 4 visit to
their son, b. S. Hopkins, left this morn
ing for their home in Providence, |. X.
Hon. 7. ]. Cihill, member Of the last
legislative assembly of this territory, will
leave to-day for Ireland to administer his
father estate. who died there recently.
He will be absent about two months.
Charlie CoryelI, who has been appointed
receiver of the lind office at Del Norte,
Colo, is a Denver man, a sterling Demo
crat and a deserving citizen. He served
in the army in the regiment commanded
by Postmaster General Villas. George
Waterbury, post office Inspector, served
in the same regiment.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AT the Metropolitan hotcl-Martin
Lyons and vile, Gulph, Ont; Chas.
Tharty, Harry johnson, Buffalo, N. Y;
Robert Shuman and daughter, Sidney,
Neb. ii j Allen and son, Stockwell, Pa.
At the Inter Ocean hotel-G f Hoie,
Des Moines; J + Taylor, Kansas City; q
Mansfield, Ogden; G II Oliver, Chicago;
G r Dudley, A Erbey, Horse Greek f
q Wood, Kansas City Mr., Atwood, Den
yer Miss Carson, Fremont Neb.
At the Pacific HOTEL b Livingston,
Denver; II J Gregors, G II Rodes, Chi
cago; w II Stead, New York; G Il Trow-
bridge, Denver; II b Hall. Kansas City
Il s Linton, Washington. ID. CD d
Ovens, Q u Lane, Denver | + Cramer,
d W Ruger, | Haywood, w Rhodes,
Omaha.
AT Fishers hotcl-E Townsend, Pavil-
ion Center; n II Wheeler, Meadow
Springs; J II Mackey and wife, Dry Crow
Creek; II Vi Grosbeck, Laramie, Miss
A Bidean, Chicago; Martin Schenck, New
York J O Mutn, laramie City, OF
Yelton, Laramie River; Thos Gordon,
Little Horse Greek; J $ Blount, st.
Joe; o Harris, Des Moines, la. A Heenz-
man, Fort Laramie.
, 1885-10-08
GIVE US SOME MORE Ill
FROST is comINel
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