The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-09-28

| Ton, James Bruce Glatsop, UF A q Kinney;
Clackamas. w Mills. w Elliott Crook. A
Luelllug Columbia, Merrill Douglas.
James Richards jackson, Jas Bybee /: Lake,
Miller Linn, : A Dawson Lane, II II
Hayes. John Simpson Marion. Lewia SAv.
age Multnomah, Henry prettyman Polk,
Thos Richmond UmatiIla. w A Sample ;
Union. N Sanders; Washington, Jas
Whytcomh James Imhrte Wasnn, =
kimseY 1tnhiil. Grant Allen. Nm Cal
loway Morrow, Dave Heuon.
orHER wAYs.--They not only get away
with mans money BY big prices at Salem
during State fair week but they have
divers other little ways down there for los.
Ing money,as witnesses the following from
the Stafema1 "Night before last DR..
Ciough, of walla Walla, and ], X. NIisner,
the well.known horseman, occupied Mayor
Van d. DeLashmult's room al the Cheme.
keta hotel, and when they woke Yesterday
morning, they found that some one had
entered the room from the window during
the night and abstracied from the pockets
of the former about $2oo, and from the lat.
ter $ISo The night before caas Matlock.
the horseman, and his wife, lost each a
watch In the same way. They also missed
money. Jake Webbcr also reported
watch stolen, and several other parties we're
likewise robbed"
WHERE WAS TnE JoKK.--A friend Of
ours in Albany, who has a baby about the
same ageas little "Saey," the Chinese baby
at Jim Westfalrs, thought it would be a
good joke to purchase picture OF the lat.
ter from Crawiord's gallery, label Il ''our
baby" and forward II without comment 10
Eastern friends. In due course came let
ter acknowledging the receipt of the photo
with the statement that the relatives and
friends were delighted TO receive the same,
and all owhom IL was submitted thought
that "whilst the costume was little too
much on the wild western style, the baby
/ looked very much like It's father" The
joke was such good one on our friend
that he could not resist TO sell Il on him.
self.
CoRvALLIs.-Mrs. ]. +. Wolfe vent 10
Portland Tuesday to reside Her son,
George, WHO'S still at the Bay, will follow
her Mouday -. The infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson Porter died In this city
on last Friday and was buried In the crys.
tai Lake cemetery Sunday morning T.. "A.
| w. Rose and Samuel Myers arc back again
from their mine In the Blue river mining
district between Linn and Lane counties
They brought along some specimens which
are on exhibition in Rose BROS cigar store
They are rich with metals, and the above
named gentlemen have a bonanza.--Lead
er and Ga=effe.
DEER HUNTING ~-"W. II. Prettyman,
the well known nurseryman, was In town
yesterday and visited the fair. In company
with 7. c. Baker. d. w. Rumbough and
Harry Cooper, he went Up into new hunt.
ing grounds in some of the Linn county
mountains. They killed twenty-slx deer,
carefully drying every pound that they diu
not use fresh, even 10 the tongues. They
could have killed fifty. Just as easy. but
they were too good sportsInen TO slay one
more than they could utilize. .".-Salcm
Journal.
APPLE BLossoNs.-Mr John a. Brown,
weil-known gardener who resides near
the Warm Springs Agency, presented this
Office with twig from an apple tree this
week bearing fresh blooms and young ap-
pies as large as cherries. The tree from
which the branch was cut has borne one
crop Of matured apples this year. and Il
evidently doing all in It's power to produce
a second one. People who arc wont to be.
lieve In ''signs" say that phenomenon oi
this nature indicates war. We can well
remember of having such a hypothesis
poured into our increduIous ears when q
child.--Prineyille News
|. o. o. r. STATISTICS. the report
of the Grand Sire Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the o U F, a copy Of which hsi
been furnished US ty Grand RepresentatiY'
w C Tweedale. we take the following
Grand lodges, 81; subordinate lodges, 1891
graad eneampments, As; subordinate encamp
meats, 2048; lodge limitations during the year
SO 33l; total membership, SIS, 722. an in
crease during the year Of %. .422; encAmp-
meut limitations during the year, 10, ,932; tota
encampmene members, l0l, 742; total relief
$2,353, 766.02.
A PLUcKY MAS.--Lewis Storch Is q new
settler on Williams creek, having last weet
purchased a homestead of l6O acres Of Olive
Sargent. Mr. Storch left his home ia Ellis.
worth. Kansas something over five week.
ago, having as his objective point Josephin,
county. The entire distance was made hy
team, aud Nj. y. and f.nn y saw psaod dea
~ country The, wefe ioli, sts lks and titt.,
dafs 10 reacbiur Ashland. IL require.
good n. Of gircl -teh - a
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