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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Carrent Events.

Who will be Senator frsm Oregon
california's trade with Oregon has
am ounted TO as high as twenty-six mil
lions some years bat the n. +. knocked
this big trade in the head, Relief is now
looked for by the early completion of the
.o&C.
Charles Z Bail, len Tehama, CAL, MAY
2o:h, 1881. sick. His mothor, Mrs Ger
truds Bull, Of Eau Claire, Wis, Is dssir-
Gus Of RscertaIning his whereabouts,
Dancing, skating and gymnastics, Is the
program fer Albany young people this
winter.
Last Tuesday all National Banks wen,
through the form OF elsctIng directors.
Vanderbilt offered TO make present OF
that $3.50 600 to Nrs Grant. She refused II
but Grant accepted 1t, We hope there
will be no family quarrel owe: 1t.
Portland feels bad because the Valley
legislators object to everything going to
the metropolis.
New Star route contracts arc being let
In Oregon.
Loss OF stock in Eastern Oregon will not
amount to Is per ent.
Twenty-one per cent interest Is paid la
NJ exico, but then ten Per cent in civil
zed country like Oregon Is safer, for the
lender often gives his life with his money.
ii $50 acres OF land are devoted In Cali
fornia to raising grapes for raisins.
The Dutch man has the largest and the
Jap the smallest pipe.
Three saw mills on the Santiam were
unable to stand the pressure OF the snow.
Oregon whsat sells In Europe for shil-
ling, pence per quarter more thaa Cali
fornis wheat.
The locks at Oregon City are now open.
1884 was bad peuny anyway, and 1t Is
lust as well that 1t cannot return,
It f. now ascertained that chsstnuts can
be raLSed in Oregon. Linn county farm
ers ould come TO the front in the matter.
A Virginia walnut tree was recently sold
for $500 and then the purchaser made money
by the bargain. Oregoniaus hould take warn
ing.
Prince BisnArk h :, a salary of $4,000 a
year, which - ABOUT tHlru ol Wnat mackay
makes in one day.
Woburn, Mass, with 10000 population
has library containing 2l,000 volumes,
probably as much as all the public libraries
of Oregon combined. Should we not be
ashamed of ourselves.
The world waits in breathless expectation
for the result Of the Senatorial contest in
New York and Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16

The celebrated Sweet Hsme case Of tho
State against George Kssney Jerry Keeny,
Wm Moss and John Ivy, Jr., for disturb,
ing the peace by the shooting OF pistols,
ETC., has been finished. II will long be
remsm bersd In the annals ofSweet Home
precinct. The case was tried three times
bsfors d w Rumbaugh,J. p, and jury,
and csst In tesum So4s. The first tive
times the jury agreed 70 disagree, bat the
last time amer being out an hour found
the defendants guilty and they were duly
sentenced each to pay . fine Of $40 or
serve q menth in the County jail The
termination Of the case Is best expressed
Ia the well worded language of the J. p:
"On Tuesday night, Dec. Soth, A. D., 1884
the said defenda nts being In the charge
OF John DoHaca and not closely guarded,
did On said evening about o'clock p. m,
step out OF the said Donaca's Hotel In
Sweet Home, agreeing 70 be back in q
few moments; but the moments have
been ever since, as they all four did
'vamooss' at that time TO parts unknown.
The Constable with several men started
In pursuit, but as yet have not found the
said prisoners" Since then, though,
they gave themselves up to the Sheriff
who, not considering himself authorized,
refused to imprison them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
soms Prlneville News.

From letter written by ID w ClaypOol
Jan. 9Th, at Ochoco, to an Albany gentleman
We CLEAN the following facts
To start with it turned cold Dec. 9th, and
showed inches, aud on the l4th commenced
asain, and showed for two days and nights,
when it stopped it was about 94 inches deep
at Ochoes and 50 inches at PrineYillc, about
l6 en- Beaver Creek and the farther north
and west ore went the deeper it was. On
Willow Creek it was 81 to feet on level. and
from Cow Canyon to The Dalles, from 70 5
and feet deep. Stock suffered very much,
It being so bad that stockmen could not
gather nearly all of their stock to feed.
Ben Allen has 5000 head showed in At
Cherry Creek. one-half Of which he offers to
anyone who will take them through the win
ter. On the desert the snow was not deep.
On the 10Th Chinook took the snow down
to or inches, and nearly all of on the
Beaver. Most of the time. during the last
three weeks the mercury was down to is
belowIzero and at PrineYille to SC below en-
enc moruing.
Wood has gone up TO s. to $40 per cord.
All the hay has been bought up that could
be found, soma selling for as high As so per
ton, oats and barley four and five bits. A
chinook on the 3rd and rain all that night
settled the snow down to 10 inches and it is
now nearly all of.
At Pauliaa the stock was looking bad, the
snow being crusted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
ConneetIeaG Letter.

Another delayed letter from II Maine,
gives the particulars Of his trip east. LeaV-
ing Portland Nov. %, day took him to The
DalIss and thence onward in manner that
reminded him Of Mother Goose's going four
teen miles in fifteen days Arriving at
Chicago he would gladly have rested his
weary bones, but he was bound for Connect
icut, so on he went. arriving there in due
time used up. Anxious inquiries were made
about his being killed by Indians, many
being surprised that he was not, poor ignorsn.
nises.
Antoher letter tells of Mr. Names visit.
ing the spot where he was born, only the
cellar bsing left. When he told the people
of that hilly country about the soil here and
what could be raised, speaking only the truth
the natives thought he had become famous
liar, particularly when he told aboat Ashby
Piercs's large 90 pound white turnip. At
the time of writing Mr Maine was about to
start for Hartford to inspect the new State
Capitol
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Ceast Railu res for IsSa,

The failures on the Coast during 1884
present themselves in long and formidable
list. The total number was 965, with liabil
tiles of 50. l62, 700. 80 and assets Of SIS, 4oS..
oS6s2, against 643 failures in 1883. with
liabilities of 60. .s25. .7sS.63 and assets of s..
497, 73S 22-showing an increase over last
year of a2o failures and s.. 500. 9l9 81 in
liabilities. This shows an increase Of failures
in one year Of thirty per cent and Of total
liabilities by about twenty-five per cent.
This certainly was not holocaust but it was
badlsnough.
OF the failures in 1884 over 20 per cent of
the increase occurred in California, the num-
Der of failures in that State in 1884 being l3s
greater than during the previous year, with
an excess of liabilities of 81, 734, ,935.e7. In
Oregon and Washington Territory the excess
of liabilities aggregated s7ss,o73. Arizona
and Nevada show gratifying decline Of %
in number Of failures and $l66, ,992. 30 in IL
abilities a. compared with 1883.
In Oregon il 1884 there were 2l9 failures,
liabilities. / .457, ,ss7. assets, $S2l. sos (; In
1888, 90 failures. liabilities, s954, ,929 a..
sets. S495, les. In Washington Territory in
1884 there were l32 failures. liabilities, ,ss4l,.
ga. assets, s4s5 0ls in 1883. so failures;
liabilities, $545.620 aslets, e323. 227..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Very Deliberate suicide.

One of the most deliberate cases of suicide
has ever been ths lot OF the newspaper to
chronicle occurred mile and half from
ClackEmas Station recently. The fslodese
was German named SHREDDER. He was blind
in one eye and expected to lose the sight of
the other. This induced him to shoot him.
self, which he did two or three weeks since
at his cabin. but his body was not discovered
until last Monday. Previous to the act be
dug his own grave. made bis will, put black
flag at the front door and left a note, both
ordering his body to be buried in the grave
mentioned and presented to the medical fra
ternity, asking that some German surgeon
examine his eye balls TO ascertain the cause
OF their disease. He stated that he had
bought the place to die on and that in twen-
ty minutes the deed would be done. Schro-
der left several hundred dollars besides his
place where found and property in Coos
county. A more peculiar case is rarely re-
ported.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Probate Court.

Jan. s, 1886. In tho the matter of the
estate Of A Wrenn Gnal account fled and
hearing set for Feb. 7, at 10, =. m. In the
matter of the estate of John Howes, w w
MeGee, Administrator. fled final account
and Tuesday, March 3rd at o'clock p. m.
set for hearing Of same. In the matter Of
tho estate of Elizabeth Conuer, John Conner,
Administrator presented final account and
Monday, March ., set for hearing OF same.
Jan. a--In Ito matter Of the estate Of
Charles Scrivsner final account presented by
Perry Hyde. Executor, ordered that bends.
men aud executor be discharged on filing OF
proper vouchers. In the matter of the Guar.
dianship of JAS Washburn ordered that said
Washburn be cited to appear on Feb, .. at
P. m, and show cause, il any. why guar.
dian should not be appointed for him.
Jan. 10. In the matter Of the estate of Fl
D Bodine final account allowed aud Admin.
and bondsmen were discharged.
Jan. l2-Iu the matter of estate of Hugh
Lee inventory and appraisement filed. also in
estate of Elizabeth Lee. la estate II Lee
sale of personal property ordered at private
sale. Ia the matter OF Guardianship Of Gland
w Shelton inventory aud appraisem snt tiled
and approved. In matter of estate of Rau.
ben streithon. john Lsedy was appointed
on renunciation of Rsbecca
Streithof. In estate Of Perry Streithof.
John Leedy appointed Administrator. Also
IN estate of John Sireithof.
Jan. l3.-In estate Of Andrew Miller re-
port Of sale of personal property fled and
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16

Dutch May has returned 10 Albany.
W Blain, is now loc Itod At Sainlas, Cal
| l. w Deyoc went 10 Portland Monday OF
business.
CO Cherry has been IN Southern Oregon
on business.
q A Miller, Of SSio, was In the city Mon.
day on business.
MrA q Currie. OF Shodds, went 10 Port.
land Monday noon.
Mr. Robert Glass, Of Crawfordsville, paid
Albany short visit.
Mr. Peter Callahan, Of Corvallis spent last
Friday and Saturday in Albany.
Dr. J T Tate returned last week TO Port.
land after visit here Of several weeks.
Marshal Pygall, OF CORVALLIS, let his saga.
cious countenance light our streets up Mos.
day.
Andrew Piatt. Of Solo, was in the city
Wednesday, coming hers by the way Of Jsf.
fsrsou
Dir + Healy, Of S1davillO. one Of tho DEN.
ocEArs oldest subscribers, was In tho city
Tuesday.
Mr. Sam May, our popular agent At Harris
burg. was In the city Monday, on his way
10 Portland.
Messrs weatherford. Bilyeu and Watts
left Albany Saturday for the state LegislA.
turo At Salem.
w X Garrett, Of Peoria, made the DEno.
cEAT oiiice pleasant a. well ay profitable
call last Friday.
Mr Jas Garret, Of Peoria. made the DEMO.
Graf ofice his annual call last Wednesday q
practice deserving Of emulation.
l. Campeau, the active barber. has been In
BIowHsvills this week. during his absence
Henry Backsnsto welding the razsr.
All Holman, 10 back from San Francisco,
and will represent the 0regonian At Salem,
during the meeting OF the Legislature.
ArJ J Davis. Of Jefferson. ono Of the
DnnocsAr's standbyS. was in Albany Mon.
day, when he did not fail 10 put ir q well
como appearance At the DEMocEAr Office.
Mr. II w MeElmarry snd brother, who
have boon At Independence lstsly, called on
uS last Wed nssd.y while IL the city on their
way 10 Sodaville. whsrs they intend r.sid.
ing.
Rsy ! II Condit preached his farewell
sermon In this city on Last Sabbath, and next
week. with his estiH.abls wife. will lsaye for
their old home in Nov Jersey. taxing with
them the best wishes and good will Of =
large community.
hr l. ssndsrs arrived direel from Pdae.
vile last Monday. lie la. since been in
constant demsud for information IN refer.
snee TO that place, many Lisa cOuaty people
having interests there. Being . close OBJ.
server he is posted on every point.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
he state Ia.sr.seo c.mpaa, or or.ss.

]. Is Home Company organized and con
trolled by Promine nens and veil known bali
ness msn Of the Northwest. from home cap
itAl
2 The money paid to this company IL re-
tanned in the Northwest. IL pays taxes here
and assists IN developrng and building up
the various industries Of the Northwest.
,. II Is the ouly company 10 Oregon. which
is limited by iss charter TO the insurance Of
farm property, private dwellings and their
contents. school houses and churches.
1 Consequently il cannot be burned out
A. It - not exposed TO losses from .wssping
trea. IL insuros no mercantile OF buaines
risks. but Affords safe and reliable insurance
to farmers and owners Of private dwellings.
8. The hres that destroy two cities, ruin.
ing over aundred insurance companies,
rendering worthless thousands OF policies,
demonstrate the necessity Of farmers and
others insuring in just such a company, free
from all kinds Of business risks.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Went 60 Pieces.

The All Star variety troup wsnt to pie
css in this city last Wednesday, net hay.
ing enough money to get out OF ths city.
We understand they are from Portland
or East Portland variety theater. In Ore.
gon City they had an audience OF oae; In
Salem of few more. and here a. much a.
at the other two places together, at least
rs, just about enough to pay the city IL
censs, which they did with reluctance, to
say nothing OF hall rent, hotel bills, dray-
age, etc. Albany needs few such troups
to advancs its interests.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Oregon Pacific.

Mr. William H,as, Superintendent of the
Oregon Pacific, aud Hon George Waggoner,
of Corvallis, were in the city Wednesday on
their way to Salem. From Mr. Hoag VIC
learned that the bridges injured by the high
water and snow, would probably be in
passable condition by the middle of next
week, and, as well, tunnel No. l. which
cayed from the outside at the west end re-
Gently, the damage to which will be repaired
by a small outlay. Trains will be running as
soon as those repairs ara completed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Damage to County.

As far as learned The damage dore to
the County by the late storms may be
summarized as follows: Sanderson bridge
approach gone, Lebanon bridge nearly
ruined, Richardson bridge fiat, Muddy
bridge non est, two or three Oak Creek
bridges gone down stream, and slough
bridges all over the County absent,
amounting in all to several thousand dol
lars.
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Highly Recommended.
ALBANY. oKEeox. Dec. .pd. 1884.

ALBANY, oREGOS, Dec. 2nd, 1884.
Russell 4 Co.,
The New MassiIlon 80 inch separator ra1
Russell engine purchased Of yOu lass saH-
mer is all you recommended it 10 bs. Il hes
given satisfaction in every respect. Ithr@A-
ed this season in 81 days rua ISs6e b1sAsis
of grain which Is the biggest ran Of any ma
chine in this part Of the country. thrssh-
ed for some Of the oldest farmers In this
county aud they all say that did tAsa
the best job. saying and cleaning their grAia
that ever had been done. Oar expense fer -
pairs for these did not excsed enc AellaE.
Yours Respectfully,
d. d. HAcKLxMAH.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Athletic Association.

An Athletic Association has been or
garized by the members of the Albany
Mechanics Band, with the following Of
6eers:
VIM FortmilIer, President.
Geo Foster, Secretary.
II J Monteitb, Treasurer.
VIM Henderson, Sergeant ut Arms,
The Association will meet in Parrish q
Hall, which they have rented. They
now have horizontal bar, trepeze.
some rings, Indian clubs, etc, and will
add in time to their apparatus. This
is wsrthy institution deserving of
support.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Centenary Services.

Having been prevented from holding our
centennial services in the N Y Church at
this place on account Of the storm, Friday
and Saturday evenings and Sabbath, the %,
"a and 25 Of this month. has been arranged
as the time for holding such services in Al.
bany. Rev s P Wilssn, OF East Portland.
and others are expected to be present and
deliver addresses. The people Of the city
and surrounding couatry are requested TO
attend. A program will be published next
week.
II. jury.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16

As We go TO press we learn OF tho death
OF Mrs Beach, daughter OF Mrs DR.
Miller, of this city. at Colfax, w. T. on
Wednesday night, after an illness OF only
q few days. Her remains will be brought
to this city and inferred In the Albany
comstsry. A pure, noble woman. the de-
ceased leavss many relatives and friends
10 mourn her death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
bible Society.

The anniversary. of the Bible Society
of Linn county will be held Sabbath
evening, January 18th at the NJ. e.
Church and U. P. Church In this city
at O'Clock, p. m. Addresses will be
delivered by Rev P G Hetzler, Prof
Condit, Rev Harris, Rev Hollenbaugh
and others,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
A startling Discovery.

Physicians are often startled by remark-
able discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases Is daily curing
patients that they have given up to die, is
startling them to realize their sense ef du-
ty, aud examine into the merits Of this
wonderful discovery; resulting Ia hum
dreds Of our best Physicians using It in
heir practice. Trial Bottles free at Foshay
= Mason's Drug Store. Regular size 81 90.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16

In the organization Of the present Leg
islature Linn county members were serV-
ed as followG: In the House Mr. Harvey
Shelton was member of the committee
on Credentials. Mr. Patton received 16
votes for temporary Assistant Chief Clerk.
In the permanent organization Mr. l. I'll
Mentanys received % votes, the largest on
that ballot for speaker. Mr. Shelton assisted
in conducting speaker Ready to the chair,
In the Senate Jos Purdom, oncs of this
county was elected Sergeant at Arms.
Milt 4 Miller was elected temporary
deorkseper but was defeated for psrma-
nsnt doorkesper. w r Bilyeu was =
member of the committee on Credentials.
Hon Enoch Hoult received IL votes for
President Of the Senate, Mr. Waldo, who
was elected getting 16. w r Bilyeu was
appointed member of the comnlttes to
appoint standing committees.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
ALBANY. Oregon. Dec. soth. 1854.

ALBANY, Oregon, Dec. 30th, 1884.
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, HENRY WATSON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
81 Don't Feel Like werk."

1t makes no difference what business yea
are engaged in whether you sre preacher,
q merchant, . mechanic. lawyer or . con-
mon laborer, You can't do your work veil
while half sick. Thousands try 10. Sst eli
in vain. How much better to keep year
organs in good order by taking ParksTs
Tonic when you feel "a little out Of ssrts. "
It would be money in your pocket One
hour of good, rejoicing health is worth half .
dozen hours full of langzor and paia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
METHODIST,

Mrs Jas Eikins, Superintendent.
Mr. 4 Roberts, Gentleman Assistant.
Miss Estella Howard. Lady Assistant.
Mary Westfall, Secretary.
Z Conn, Treasurer.
Lucy Westfall, Librarian.
T L Dugger, Choristsr.
Ada Simpson, OrgaHist.
Lulu st. JOHN, Asst Orgarist.
EVANGELICAL.
Rev A Hollenbaugh, Superintendent,
Fred Grimmer, Asst Superinte 1dent,
e B Purdom, Secretary.
Mrs A Hollenbaugh, Treasurer and
Organist.
VIM Lindau, Artist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
Pay -.

All persons knowing themselves In
debted TO me or the lats flrm Of Allen =
Martin will please call and settle ia-
mediately. or their accounts will BE
placed in the hands OF an Attornsy fer
collection and costs made.
NH AEz1S,
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u. J. whitney, Judge; A coBdrs, and David heyers
Commissioners.
Bills OF y l. II Hatcher, geo for grave, CON
tinusd until April term.
Application OF A ] shelton, et al, for
County road overrulsd. Peter Bilyeu ap-
pointed in place Of Jas Psery TO assess
damages.
Fees ln State sgt F and @ spsks allowed
~ corrected.
Fees on inquest Of n Solomon allowed.
Bill OF 9 II Stewart for Clerks fees con.
tInued.
Ordered that no further bills o allow.
cd fer tobacco for county poor.
Report OF II FArwell, agent for school
fund, approved.
Application Of Geo Finley for scholar
ship 20 State UnIverslty continued until
next term, and ordered tnat notice be CIV
en- Of vac ancy.
Bill Of A DIury, t24, continued, also
bill OF Cr swford q Fuller. SiI.7O. also bill
OF John Briggs.
Bill OF J . CaIne, 1875. for ferrlagO, dis
allowed, also bill Of A FarweIl for gravel.
Application OF u Wlstsr Morris for 70.
duetion Of taxes rejected.
Jury list for 1885 was drawn.
Matter Of contract for keeping poor con-
tinued.
Fees Of petit jurors for January term
allowed.
Application for bridge across SantiaEa
At Mehama continued one month, also
application for idge across Santiam at
X n Humphreys saw m III also for bridge
across the santiam at Waterloo.
Bills Of A A Roberts and Robert Brswn
continued, also bill Of n d BuTkhart for
gravel.
Fees ia State sgt RaIston allowed as cor.
rsctsd.
Ordered that JGhn Hpchins lie taken to |
John Donaca's, and he be allowed e. rs |
per week for keeping him sftsr Jan 9th.
Application Of Preston Munkers for
reduction OF taxes rejected.
In the matter OF the application Of r T /
Brsck OF al fer location Of county road J /
r smIth, A S Bassett and Jos Lame were
appointed viewers.
II Lame authsrizsd 10 repair bridge /
on road frsm HsiIey to Brownsville i'm
nedlAtely.
Matter OF fees in case Of state aSt Geo |
Kesny and sthers continued,
Ordered that d Meyer let contrac. and |
suParintend repairing Of Lebanon bridge
Inn mOdiatsly.
Salaries AMI Iees Of County ofiosrs ai-
lowed.
State taxes for year 1885 ordered paid.
The following bills were ordered paid:
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Hay and straw.

The Undersigned has lot of hay and
straw which he will sell at reasonable
figures. Call on me one mile south
east of Albany.
u RTouu8pm
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1885-01-16
UNITED PREsBYTKEIAS

G W Gray, Superintendent.
L z Blain, Asst Superintendent.
g 81 Stewart, Secretary,
Z Young, Treasurer.
J W Blain, Librarian.
Miss Lille Robertson, Organist.
Teachers G Powell, L Z Blain. r N
Robertson, Nancy Robertson, s Young,
Mary 81 BlaIn, Henrietta Brown, Naoni
Young, Hettie Miller, Aurella Peters,
Kate Mcbride, Lille Robertson, Ina
Robertson, Ollie Kirkpatrick, LIbbie e