The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-03

Ing the present advancement Of tnanufa
turing interests In Oregon. One Of Il
most unprctentlous institutions In Alban,
and yet one which sends out goods prol
ably the iarlhest Is the Wire Works OF Brus
4 Son. They are now making quite spe
ialty Of wire mattresses. The former cical
er factory of Best Is being arranged for NJ
{ ]. DIIlon's wholesale furniture factor,
and he expects 10 be In the building ne,
week. Dir. Dillon intends 10 branch out &
the business juslihes until he has q larg
factory. Cherry * parkes arc always bus,
and do The largest foundry business in til
State outside Of Portland. J. q. cscrr,
running the other foundry In small way
xeyaa Il Hocnstcdlcr nj the planning mi
.aaso considerable buainess on hand. A
mentioned elsewhere the Farmers ware
houseis being improved ready for 90,
600 bushei business. No storage has ye
been made, Atthe Red Crown Mills ie.
bushels have been stored Yesterday Mr.
Frank ketehum was the FIRST TO begin ti,
regular hauling OF his wheat. lie reports
his Landreth wheat as yielding on an aver
showed that II weighed 65 pounds 20 ths
bushel. Alf. John Hoffman has erected /
temporary structure for his tile works ueai
the corner OF First and Railroad Streets
and IL now manufacturing the smaller
grades Of tIIIng. Next week he will begin
work on thIrty. Inch ,iiing for the Railroad
Street sewer. lie IL making good illIng,
one that wiil give satisfaction. Several
otner small industries are being pushed,
and will be noticed IN time.
Az IMPORTANT o. +. iTRM.--The fol.
lowing from last evenings San Francisco
Bai,efia makes II look very much as II there
Is to be some very important move In con.
nectIon with the Oregon Pacific. Should
any such move be made as indicated we
promise that Albany will take off Its hat
and whoop It's loudest "The Oregon Pa
ciiic Is planning TO put on more steamers
between this port and Yaqulna. Negotla.
tons are pending, which, II concluded, will
be benefit 10 that section OF the country.
There has been a general theory from the
first that the Chicago & Northwestern
Company was interested In the Oregon Pa
ciie, and that some day the two would form
a transcontinental line. II ID now learned
that the matter Of backing and connections
are now being considered officially by the
Of the companies. Whether the
lines with unite depends upon the decision
Of few men, but there ls the Dest auihori.
y for the statement that the topic Il now
beIns. regarded from favorable point of
view"
Ftyg BgARs.--They arrived In Albany
last Friday and pitched their tent where
street emptics into First. One
Of the bears was cinnamon, another Po-
land-cihnamon and the three Others were
little Eve foot Frenchmen with two feet.
The four footed bears were the smartesi OF
the fye. They danced, marched, climbed
. pole, etc, much 10 the interest OF a large
crowd Of big and little boys that had
gathered 10 sec them. Had Il becfs In
pFimcyal forest ard the bears and boys
been alone several OF the Inter would have
been breathing this evening without any
breath. The Frenchmen were not Italians.
as some asserted, and they are not the ones
who were Ia Albany two years ago Lake
the rope walkers Il took three collections
10 sec the exhibition. The trouS has NJ
ready done California, and from Albany
went north toward the capital.
McvAY ARREsTEp.--On Wednesday,
Sheriff Msckay receiyeda a telegram from
the Justice "a the peace at Junction City
that Lew MeVay, the fellow who cut his
brotherso badl, 90 Tuesday of last week,
and who escaped was at that place, and
asked Il he should sxgo 4 him. The sheriff
sent word hack to arrest him and also sent
a deputy after him. tie was brought here
aud waived examination before Justice Car
lille, who bound him over In the sum OF 81 50,
TO appear at the next term of circuit court.
At last accounts he was hunting some one
TO 20 on his bonds Gazette.
An IMpRovEMEST.-Al large addition Is
being built TO the Farmers warehouse at
this city and the building Is being improv-
ed generally. Among other things new
machinery Is being introduced. the bes
cleaners to be obtained being used. Secre.
tary Archibald and First Lieutenant propsi
may be depended on to take first-class care
OF the wheat stored there. The compan5 ]
anticipates perhaps the largest storage 70
years, and are justified in placing the build
ing In splendid condition.
THE HARVEST Reports Of good wheal
yields, not very well defined In some cases
begin to come into the DEMOCRAT Office
As nearly as we can Judge now they indi-
cate abont the best yield In the history o
Linn county, and certainly the Linn coun
~ farmer has reason to rejoice so far n
this goes. Mr.. Samuel Conn has com
p.eted threshing thirty-five acres that av
eraged thirty-seven bushels. This wa
from an ACREAGE field of wheat.
A SrocK SALR.-The citizens of Cor
wallis have made arrangements for month
Is sale of stock, the first sale to be on tn.
first Monday In August. The idea Is a goo'
one. Here 1t is: These sales make aplac,
for all stock men to meet, buy, sell and ex
change, what they desire on fixed da,
that all will know also outside buyers vii
know and come and make their purchases
here because of the opportunity. The oh
ject Is to make Corvallis the stock cente
and market of the valley. Other vale,
towns need to look to their laurels in suci
matters.
HIS TELEGRAPH LINE.-Mr.Geo Hard
OF Lebanon, who was inthe city last Thur
day, stated that he would in few days be
gin the construction of his telegraph lin
to Lebanon, the bonus requested havin
been raised. This will be valuable insti
tuition for that city, and hereafter It wi
not be necessary to come to this city to &c
the latest news.
Price OF WHEAr.--A great difference {
opinion prevails as to what wheat will stal
in at. One man says rs cents another s
cents. It will probably not be over {
cents, and there are large numbers tn
year who will sell early as the prospect {
an increase Is not encouraging.
MARRIED.-In Eugene City, Or, Jul
a6th, 1888, at the residence of Rev. c.
Hill, Mr. Joseph Klein and Miss Josephir
Vaughan, daughter of Z Vaughan of G,
burg, Rev c NJ Hill officiating. The bris
was sister of Mrs w B Scott, now decea
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