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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
Epterprising Watertown.

WATERFOWL, Dak., July 1.-THE
citizens of this town have voted $1,000
for depot grounds for the Manitoba
railway, which is now within forty
five miles of here. This road is 10 be
operated by Jan. l5, 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

Minnesota is getting nervous over
the grasshopper reports from Mon.
tana and Dakota. 1t is just sixteen
years since they made their first APP
pearance there, and as their periodical
visitations are set at seventeen Year,,
II begins to look to the Minnesota
grangers as though they were going to
catch II.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
Railway Stocks.

NEW YORK, July l7.-Northern
Pacific. 81; preferred, 500; Chicago &
Northwestern, llSl; preferred, l40;
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, SO;
preferred, 100; st. Paul. Minneapolis
& Manitoba. ia; Western Union
Telegraph, GA; Oregon Railway &
Navigation, 1911.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
Instructed for Clifford.

PIERRE, OAK. July 17.-Republi-
cans of Hughes county, to-day elected
delegates 10 territorial convention iu-
struciing them for Clifford. Resolu-
tions recommend division on the 18th
parallel and The creation Of two states.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
English Politics.

EDISBURGH, July 1.-THE Scots
man publishes Ii report current at In
verary, that coalitions being form
ed by the terms of which, the Duke of
Argyle will now become premier;
Lord Salisbury serving under him.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

MINNEAPoLIs, July l7.-No. hard
was quoted at 79@ 79lc for August;
September, solo sOi; October, sea s2i.
MILWAUKEE, July l1.-Market weak
Cash, 77lc; August, 1Ssc; September,
sO2c. Corn dull: No. 3, 36c.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
Mine Explosion.

ST. CLOUD. July 17.-Yesterday af-
ternoon &. l.. Edden and Gustsve
Brock were blasting in the Robinson
quarry. when some powder exploded,
binding Edden severely and burning
Brooks body and face.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

VICTORIA, b. C., July 17.-It is re-
ported that Vancouver, B. c., Is
again in ashes; the telegraph Office has
been destroyed and no particulars can
be obtained.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
To Succeed Tousley.

MINNEAPoLIs, July l7.-Prof. John
Z. Bradley, of Albany, n. Y, is to
succeed Prof. Tousley as superinten-
dent Of the Minneapolis public schools.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

''kusADER LODGE NO. 2, K. OF P.-Mests
6 cry Thurtdsy evening at Odd Fellows hall.
s,teuynin~ KNIGHTS cordially invited.
q. 8. wHrrsEy, c C.
q. J. SMITH. A. R. \.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

Caster Looge No. Is, l. v. o. r., meets every
NJ naEy evening at their hall. Brethren in
q .od standing are cordially invited to NEE
u. W. JOHNSON, N. q.
,uer RHODE. Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
SOCIETIES.

X. of II.
Miles CITY Lodge x. Of H., meets nrst aud third
welnes i.y Of each month at 1880 p. M. at Odd
Fellows Hall. visuIng Knights are cordially
invited. J. Is. COLLINS, Dictator.
r. ". DEcKERT. Reporter.
L. A. WINCHEsIER, Fin. Rep.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

Seminal Encampment, No. 9. msets drst and
bird Friday in each month. JOHN BOILING. @. .P
L. q. DEAR errfbe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

Miles City branch meeta every Sunday evening
st o'clock at their hall. Visiting Knights ave
cordially invited. NJ @. CRosBy, Pres.
KoNRAD scHNrD, Rec. Sec
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday,

The O6ciai Paper of Custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-18

X. A. NJ.
Yellowstone Chapter. No. 8, U. ID. Regular
meetings second and fourth SATURDAYS Of each
month. Sojourning companions cordially invited
10 meet with us. A. c. LOGAN, n, p. 4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31
Row wIsA ceIes1IaI..

Thursday afternoon of last week Thomas
and Marcus Hodge in dog cart and an
other gentleman on horse were crossing
the ferry, after having taken in the city,
including the saloons, when a row occurred
between them and two or three CelestiaIs
thelatter coming out on the bottom. They
hastened cross lots to their camp; and when
the Hodge boys passed it they were assailed
by horde Of the pig tails with reyoivers,
clubs, stones, etcetera. Ten or fifteen shots
are reportedto have been fired BY both sides.
The Hodge boys, though, claim they did
not fire. A revolver belonging 20 one of
them was captured, their dog cart was tip
ped over and with the horse taken by the
Mongolians, and in the melee Thomas was
hit on the back and side with a club. His
brother picked him up and carried him
nearly half mile to Mr. Rainwatcr's, be-
lieving him seriously injured, but the dam
age done was slight. The report that a
Chinaman was killed, or even hurt, was
untrue. The cart and horse we're brought
to this city and left at Schmeer's livery
stable where they were afterwards found by
the owners. Many exciting accounts, and
conflicting ones, have been given of the af-
fair. This is as nearly correct as we can
learn the particulars.
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4 Proposed Trei.

Several Linn county horsemen are agitat.
ing horse trot for the 9TH of July, 1887, on
the old fair grounds near this city, II the
present proposed arrangement Is consum
mated the races will be between two year
dds, Linn county bred, and stations. II Is
to be hoped the races will be made, as we
need something Of the kind here. As this
would be on the square and for ''blood, ," &C.
cording to the saying, II would attract at
tention and would be means OF bringing
out Linn county horse flesh There are
several promising two year olds In the
county, among others being two owned by
Mcknight Brothers, one 1y Mr. A Fl Mar
shalt, one by Afr ~ Burrows, one by Mr.
q Il simpson, oie ~ Mr Frank Wood and
one by Mr. ALI Wheeler We mention
those that come to our mind. This will
offer an opportunity for horse men to init
ate movement that viii In a great meas
ure advance the interests Of good horse flesh
fin the county, and perhaps establish per-
manent trot, which we are In favor Of so
long as there IS no hippodroming,and 1t is for
the purpose Of bringing out the best speed.
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Last Tuesday afternoon about o'clock
the O p's new steamer, the IN s Bentley"
n backing down the river 10 10 between the
draw and south middle pier oi the new
bridge at this city. struck the latter pier at
an angle Of about forty five degrees, break.
Ing the keel Of The boat III about the middle
and letting In the water Of the lIsilianette
Captain Smith, who wasai the helm, ,steered
for the shore, steam was put on and the
boat run against the south shore a5out three
hnndredfcet below tic bridge, when It sunk
Ia about fifteen feet of water, the upper
middle deck being about two feet above tic
water. The strong bukheads Of tho boat
did much 10 keep II aiioat until It was land.
ed. There were about dozen passengers
on board, none 81 whom were injured,
though several were frightened, and nearly
all secured life presefyersl ready for an
emergency. Though the Injury TO the boat
was great II Is probable Il can be prepared,
particularly II the water should fall 20 It
could be gottenon bar. II Il not By any
means total wreck. The IN S bentley
had come up from Salem IN the forenoon
loaded with about lSo tons Of wheat con.
signed % Moore, Ferguson X Co, Of San
Francisco, we'll insured, and about twenty
tons Of other freight, mostly old iren, bones
and rags for San Francisco. II was ready
to start Tor Corvallis, when Capt Smith re-
eclved orders 20 60 to the bridge asld tow
scow 70 the shore. He protested that on se.
count OF bis heavy load and the high wafer
Il was dangerous business but as Il was
insisted or, telegraph eoininam from head.
quarters at Corvallis 10 that effect, hc at.
tempted Il with the above result Consider.
able surprise has been expressed that Cap
tain should be asked 10 do anything Of the
kind with loaded boat III such water as
then existed Captain Siniti, i noted as a
careful, sl<ilful pilot and no blame here Il
attached 60 him. A. the river was full of
floating wood Il 4 probable something got
against the rudder. The loss l. 4 great one
to tho company. the boat costing Sf6.ooo.
Another one viii be pat on IN IT. place 10
meet the demands Of the present large traf.
IS.
@rhe aTIiree Sisters" which was at The
wharf steamed tp and relieved the sunken
boat Of is furniture and fixtures. and as
we'll the cargo. Though the wheat i pracsle-
ally loss. Fortunately though II was coy.
cred by marine policy.
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Jadge Strahan Vi eat Sabbath ii The city.
Prof Lonsway aud wife are spending tie
holidays ct soio.
Buaey, Of iafrsburg, was ii hlbany
tbs frat Of The week.
ORD B Rice, Of Ashland. is ID TIE CITY The
guest Of bis son w 3 Rice
Prof Leo oh Miss r bbie Forlm;ller ire
spending the holidays at Olympia.
Mrs N JOlslI, oi Eugene City Il spending
tho holidays IN Albany with her sister Mr9
w II mcfarland.
Mrs Stino wife of Editor Slime. Of ths
brownsville Informant called IL this Office
last Saturday.
Hon ~ II 5iyca, 81 this city. was In
Eugene last week In attenganse 81 the trial
Of the Dhrisman will case.
4 McAino arrived in Albany 4 lew days
ago from the asscasle branch Of the n r
wnefe iis has been with . surveying party.
ana viii probably make Linn county lis
home.
Dir n Garrett, oi Peoria, was in Al
bany the fret of the week. He informed Us
tnat wheat was 70i cents At that place, +
CENT more tban ~ Albany. Peoria II f0rtun
ate IN being On tbs WlIlamstte
LEWIS, one q ths fastest runners tn the
world Ryan. The well known hipprodrensr.
and O'dell. 4 apfinter, with better form than
speed, were Ii Albany Wednesday, the two
former eoing 70 Corvallis, the latter re-
turning to Salem.
Last Monday Mr. George Luderman aid
brother.in.law. arrived 10 Albeny from Red
wood. Csl. Mr. Luderman is brother Of Mr.
Carl Luderman, Of this city, and will make
Albany bis home. having accepted position
with Mr w II Mcfarland.
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COSHOW- -KAY.--At the residence of
the brides parents in North brownsville,
Dec. 2yth, 1886, by Rev Sperry o T
CosHow, JR. and Miss LIBBiE KAv--
both Of Brownsville.
May sunshine, JOY and blessing be their
heritage through life Among the most
popular Of Linn county's young people,
they deserve the warm congratulations they
are receiving from all directions. Mr. Co
show is the accomplished Secretary Of the
Brownsville Woolen Mill Co. and the bride
IS the daughter OF the Superintendent of
the Mills. Mr. Kay, young lady Of "a most
Iovable disposition, in securing whom for a
wife Mr. Coshaw has obtained fortune.
HEAR RN-sIPPY.--At the residence 81
the brides parents, in Halsey, Thurssa ay,
Dec, 2and, Rev + Wolfe officiating,
Mr. M E HEARN, of Lebanon and MISS
LrNxrE + SEprY, of Halsey.
TIhe groom Is the Station Agent at I.eb-
anon the bride is sister Of Mrs Leon
Power Of this city. The happy cospI,
have begun housekeeping in their new home
at Lebanon. The DkMocRAr extend uon
gratuIations.l
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4 Remalns q Chief Justice Chase x.

i Remains Of Chief Justice Chase ex.
humed.
Ia Rear Admiral Nichols died.
IL Sabine Pass destroyed by floods.
r3 Matte Allison found not guilty.
~ Mike McCool died az New Orleans.
AZ Col Chas Whlttlesey tho geologist
died.
70 Heavy snow storm In Wyoming.
20 Mai Gen Mcpherson Com. british
Army died.
y President cleveland visits Richmond
a $4,000 worth q opium seized at san
Francisco.
as Mrs A I Stewart died.
IS $4,000 express robbery In Mo.
20 Motion for new trial In Saunders case
overruled.
aS Bartholdi statue unveiled.
AZ Saunders sentenced to be hanged Dec.
a5rd.
20 Earl Of Stafford died.
81 Aldrich and Spellinger killed on the q.
NOVEMBER.
2 D ] Corker murdered at Lafayette.
Celebration Of the 20Oth anniversary Of
Hanard.
10 Waldemar elected prince Of Bulgaria.
10 Goldenscn murders Mamie Kelly In
Is. #.
~ Terrible blizzard in che Northwest.
Is Ex.Peesident Arthur died.
"a Charles Francis Adams died.
n Ex-Gov John Phelps, OF Mo. died.
23 II NJ Hoxie, Gonld's Il II manager
died.
"a Eageno Rambert, Swiss writer. died.
"a Francis Palms, rloheat man in Mich,
died. worsh $4,000, 600.
Is Erastns Brooks, old newspaper man,
died.
DEcEMnRH.
San Francisco wild over mining stocks.
James A Wales, .CArtoonist Tor PEel,
I John L Owen. the veteran comedian.
5 Joseph " Harper. U $ soousulas Munich.
died.
10 cOagrssamaa Dowdsry. ofNsw. X orE.
died.
is Ex-Aldsrman MoQuade. coaYicssd.
20 Alden Goldsmith, the great horseman,
died.
% Lord Randolph Churchill. resigns from
the British Cabinet.
- Or Scott. well known physician Of 8.
r., died.
70 Gen Logan. died.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-12-31

The DEMocRAT stated few week since
that project was on foot to build canal
from the Santiam river to Lebanon. Last
week company was incorporated with the
following incorporators, c Montague, A
L Churchill, M Ralston, w Donaca,
David Andrews, 6 w Smith. Fl G Hark-
ness, Capital stock, $4,000, principal of.
flee to be at Lebanon and the following the
object Of the incorporation to construct and
maintain water ditch or canal from
Cheadles falls, on the south fork Of the San.
tiam river to the town Of Lebanon, TO build
-four and sawnaills and misunderstanding es-
tahlishments Of every kind and nature.
This act shows that Lebanon business
fsen are made O. the kind Of stuff that
courtb these advancing times. This pro.
icck sill bea big thing fof that elty
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onsTrARY.

Died Ca Dec. 23rd, s8G, of membrane
onG Group. yerna Luelle., laughter of Mr
and Mss Geo " Harrir, eyed ? years, :
month and 2 days.
little Worms, tIa0u has LETT us,
In this world Of sin and pain
Aid thy sweet face and joy us IaseEstsF =,
We shalI never henr again.
Happy were thy childish d4ys,
As you prattled round ctr feet
May thy fnture home be fairer,
Wheye We al expect to meet
hay thy rest be calm and ~ oef,
While you wait for those below
May VIC cstrsye with ali cur might.
To meet thee when We 80.
What chsHge . week can bring.
Aud h0w sad il vas for ali
When but > few Days OF sickpsss,
Yau oboyed the angels cal.
You arc not loss, but only gone,
Where We all must shortly 20
For this il bat q world III sorrow,
While we iourney hers Lelow.
Nov fare thee well our daring verna,
And haske the time to come,
When We al will follow afEsr,
To our eternal home.
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On Dec f3. Jas y Coshow. son OF O II
coshow, oi Brownsville. became father.
This Il Mr. o r CoshoNs seventh grand
child.
The following from tho ,Skafeanua ol
Salem stretches things aThe Sheriff of
Linn county tells how Saunders received
the news that he had been granted new
trial by tho Supreme CouFt. lie went Into
Saunders' cell. and found him lying on hls
bed. sWen. Haunders,H said the Sheriff, Il
have heard from salem" Saunders did not
manifest the slightest interest, and without
changing 4 muscle on his face. or lisA posi-
ton IN the slighseSi. answered, ,.IIaYe you =
aYea. and you have bern granted 4 new
trial" Saunders turned his head away as II
he did mol care whether lie had or not. and
the Sheriff left hitn." Instead Of not caring
Saunders thanked the Sheriff for his kind
ness Ia bringing the news and showed that
he was highly Interested IN tho result of the
appeal, n everybody knows he 4.
In Lane county the market price for
beaver skins Is s. 10 S5.so pound. .mink and
coon, isc to soc pound, fisher and otscr.Ss
10 20 pound.
Mike Smith and Mar SMITH 81 Fall
Creek, Lane connty, were divorced hftcen
years ago. Last week thcy were remarked,
having concluded 10 sec II their sempers are
now more subdned than lang sync.
The reaper Death has l,een uneommonly
busy during the lat two years In taking
away some ot the leading men Of tie = ).
The last ono 10 so was Gen John A Logan,
who died AZ Washington Sunday afternoon.
lie has been one ~ the most pgosniaenf Of
American citizens during sise laAt thirty
years.
/ The Corvallis CbyoAieET oE Last week gives
long account Of the seduction Of waiter
at the Hcmphili House. In that city. named
Miss HameF. aged II, hY Two Portland
drummeFs named James Friedman and
Robert Uonavnu. She ran away from home
going to Portland hy way Of Albany. biil
returned home again and says Friedman nc
Icompllshed her ruin. Corvallis people are
Justly indignant. Misc Hnmer's people re,
side al Corvallis and siie hae always borne
! good character.
Thirtv.eight votes were cast IN the late
city election at Milton, and the place i
going to have newspaper
| CT Curtis, Esq. OF Astoria. well known
here. Is said 70 have made Stoooo out Q
the San Francisco stock panic.
One day last week Postmaster Roby, oi
Portland. received over half million tvs
cent stamps.
A large fund for the benefit oE Mrs Logan
Is being raised. Sfoooo were subscribed i
five hours.
San Francisco Ii 80 lawless that II II i'm
possible to keep the street cas running.
The holiday number Of the Hest Skor
was the finest ever issued by that exccllen
journal. Many OF the pictures are In fiv
coIors,non less than three. Its Mt Hood
especially fine.
Washington, Dakota, Montana and Ne,
Mexico Territories are all knocking for nd
mission to the Y S. Come in.
The SiIvcrton Afbenl i n lively, We
conducted paper, and the Statesman shoul
be ashamed Of itself for everlastingly pick
Ing att.
President Cleveland Is reported serionsl
III With rheumatism, causing some alarm
A snow blockade Of large dimensions e.
lists all through the East as well rs IN Eng
land.
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10 shs Public.


am now better prepared tiaan ever pc
fore to suit my numerous customers in oil
lines Of goods. ! have larger stock which
personally selected, and have many
elites could not set BY ordering goods
clusively. have just made extensive
prevements TO my Boot and Shoe
giving me much more room than forness
and enabling me 10 carry larger assort-
ment and to sell YOU better goods Tor the
money. have iust received direct from
the factory full line Of ladies and gents
slippers for the holiday trade especially
selected for this market, all Of which viii
be sold on their merits and every pair.
guaranteed, even in cheap slippers and
shoes.
SAMUEL E. YoUNG.
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Following were the recorded sales il
Linn county during the past week
Ed Mick and wife to David Froman,
parts Of lots 2 and 3, block Is. Il
addition 10 Albany ..s.....s...
Greg IN TO AIexaader Black, Ie2M
acres in tp ~ u sI fw....... s204. 81
U % Jas Blain, 10 acrcsin tp I4S
Rsw.................'.... patent
W Kirk 10 Catherine hlrk, $50 acres
in tn 10 5 II R1w............... 1900
Cora a Cox to james Abrams, ,3e 100
acres ..s.4.s.s.. .s.ss.44...e .ss.. 500
Robert n Cannon 10 II n Wright.
1863 50 acres il 70 II s Rsw i.eo
Milton Arnspiger to Rachel ArnspiQer,
81 acfea, In tp IA 4 n 3ws.... 175
Josiah Bnrrell 70 Iabelle Barrel',
1zU.I1 acres s....s....s...*.....
j III Washburne 10 Huga FIeids, 4
acres IN tn IA y K3 VI. .........
Bruno BOedigi1ein,er to 4 A Miller,
81 acres IN Up 10 ! E.. -
Nancy Sippy to John w Geary, 2
lots In HAleey ey....#s.......ss..
Henry FIiadt b. ] II Bafkiart, 5th
iuterest in bali ID IC Calvin r
Burkhaft...... .......... ....4.
Ann X ArDspiger et II to Rachel Am
spiger, undivided interest ID 252
acres *ss..fss....t.s....s 50
Robert l. stevons 10 & Saltmarsh, one
acre, with saw mill aud 1000 in
ches Of water, in Waterloo 49,.
D Froman, assignee Of + Il Stevens to
4 Egenton Hogg, several lots III
MoDseith's southern addition TO
Albany ny.sss...ss.4..<.& ...s... GGf0
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ReseIMfaons
Hall ofAlbany Ledge 80, zIooF

Dels -, 1885,
Again, has egth, with his unreiantIng
sickle. entEsed the domain OF our beloved
order, and gathered his Aheaf from the
haryeat neld Of Odd Fellowship. Again
are We called - part witn one who liyca
- we now live. bat who now lies IN the
grave. . sad memorial Of the fralitv 0f hu-
man life- Brother James Mady, ike the
true Odd Fellow. needs no Iab0red cpl
taph, no proey memorial. no fs1lsome ca
iogy to impress bis worth and virtues as
citizen upon those who we're asquainted
with him. a mere recital Of the facts -
his life ard history Is sufficient 10 othegs
hat. Ia all the relats1ns of life. Az y man,
~ a uelgbbor, as citizen, aa an Odd Fel-
low, he WAS. in every particular ,absye re-
prOAch with his fellow men. aud IN all his
relations 20, and i1Fefcourse, with, hts tel .
low men, be proved himself q be that no.
bIest work ofGod, al honest man.
Resolved, That we earnestly Fympathize
with tho bereaved wlEe and friends Of our
departed brother. tsms 3 copy Of this pre-
amble and resolution be forwarded By the
recording secrelar-, under the seal Of the
Lodge 20 the wife or the deceased brother,
TO the leeoEdIng secretary of Victoria
Lodge No /. I. q. @. f., British Columbia
and % the newspapers q this city for pub
licatiOn- r.. j.. STTTKs.
W. G. 1wEEDALR
J. +. BAcKEEsrn.
COMMITTEES
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Last Saturday morning about six O'Clock
as Charles Crowder and Jack Warner,
nightwatchmen at the r. R. bridge were
crossing from one scow to another, in the
darkness the former missed the distance be-
tween the scows, they having Hoated apart
during the night, and fell into the water.
But for the assistance of Mr. Warner, Mr.
Crowder might have failed to get out as he
strangled and nearly drowned,
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me Vlrst.

Linn was the first county Of the State to
pay It's State taxes. This was done on
Thursday afternoon Of last week, County
Treasurer Curl sending to the Capital sIo,-
7ro for that purpose. Credit is due Sheriff
Smith for the manner in which he pushed
the collection and 70 the County Treasurer
for his Promptness in sending it to the state
Treasurer.
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chrlsan.aa.

Christfn s eve. the exercises as announc-
ed by the DEMOCRAT last week, were car
ried out at the different churches. The
number Of presents given was large, and
mostly ofa sensible nature. Christmas day
was wet and disagreeable, and little was
done. Most Of the stores were kept open !;
but were closed at an early hour, in the
middle Of the afternoon.
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oregon rae.Ile lsalIroaa Go.

About January lst, 1887, fine steam-
ship ''eanta MarIau will sail from San
Francisco for Yaquina, and thereafter
will alternate with the steamship" Yaquina
City, Saillngs about every five days.
For exact dates see subsequent advertise.
ments.
cmAs. g. HoouB,
Actg. q. II. a r. Agt.
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Omesrs elected.

At the meeting Of OrgeAna Encamp
ment, l. o. o. F., held Saturday evening.
the following officers were elected: VIC
Iweedale, @ r.; JF Hail, HP; r q
bnrkhare, WI; J r Backensto, Scribe; u
Parker. Treasurer; W B Scott. j w: r
y Crosby, TT Stitea and w M Ketchum,
Irnatees.
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Lann Coansy Alliance.

There win be meeting OF the Linn
County Temperance Alliance at Albany,
commencing on the evening OF the 25th
program will be procured and notice Civ
en- through the papers.
BY order OF TX. Committee.
JAS. e. KNOX Sec.
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Dhselaslsn SesIce.

Notics is hereby given that the copart-
nershIp heretofore existing between n. A..
Cherry and John Hanshaw is this day
dissolved. Jehn Hanshaw re&iring from
said business,
Albany, Or, Jaa. Ist, 1857.
JeHx IIASsnAw.