The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-22

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Ing year President, w Z Peterson Vice
President, A x Cyrus Secretary, Jno d
Hope Treasurer, M H Hearn Foreman,
] A Beard First Assistant. ID Monta.
que Second Assistant, 4 g peebler !. +.
Mr. 9 w Langsford has bought anlce farm
OF eighty acres south of town. lie Is a ma
tive OF Kansas and seems to be a nice gen.
tleman. We extend him cordial vel.
come :. Mr. M @ Schoenhut, from Digh.
ton, Kansas, has leased tha building one
deor north of Hardy's jewelry store and
will start bakery. This IL enc OF the
needs OF our town, and ought TO pay ....A
sneak thief entered the Kitchen OF Hsn. n.
9. Miller last Sunday night and stole ham
and some jars OF fruit. He had no trouble
In getting In, astl,e door happened TO be
left unlocked i. Mrs X MeCaiicy received
a violent stroke Of apoplexy about noon
| yesterday and died In a short time. She
was highly respected lady and had many
friends, --Exfyess.
HIS CONFERENCE.-The following Is a
synopsis OF the complaint of w II Watkins
In his suit against the Southern Pacific,
"Watkins alleged that on the sta OF De
cen'ber OF last year he undertook to board
the eompany's train at Lebanon at s
O'Clock In the evening, when at that time
Of year Il was very dark. At the depot the
only means of reaching the train was by
treadiug narrow plank walk. which was
bull, two or three feet from the ground
Owing 10 sudden turn In this walk, de-
scrihing a right angle, the plaintiff. In the
darkness. walked of the boards and fell
Into diich, breaking two ribs and other
wise injuring him. II Is alleged that the
company had supplied no lights by which
10 illuminate the walk, and that the plant.
IDS injuries were the outcome of pure
carclessness On the part OF the defendant
In consequence Of his getting hurt, plaint.
III had to pay doctor bill of SfSs. hospl.
tai bill OF S7S and lost two months time
while he could have drawn SIS per day, or
In all $500. Wherefore he prays for judg
tnent against the dciendsnt Tor Sto, s1S and
costs and disbursements.
Mvsr woRk TooHrHsR. Really the
cities Of Oregon must work together for
the upbuilaing of the whole state. Com.
petition, though, Is the life OF trade, aud 50
It Is among cities. The very spirit Of riv-
airy for the lead makes times all around
seem lively and boosts saatters upward.
The DRMocRAT doesat believe In dirt
throwing and never has done any OF Il
but splrli for wanting is get In the lead Is
natural FROM school boy up and we are
In for few hems on the subject occasion.
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sThc Albany DEMOCRAT would InsIauate
that Salem u eiviouk Of neighbota, while
the truth Is that we arc pleased TO ieara of
and take pleasure In noting the progress Of
the cltles Of the valley, Albany among the
rest. The unbulldlng af the slate will ben.
eft this city and ali the cities of the state"
All the same very properly The Journal h
Tustllng for Salem and We are rukiling ''all
arsd" hard for Albany.
Lively X. Z. SALRs.-A large number
OF sales have been made eauaed by the
woolen mill prospects. among others the
following A Haekleman Ia G w Watts,
lot. block 20 H. and A, Ssso same to
III ] DsbEuil.e and A Klein, : lots. same
block, $500 same 10 Geo aud NJ Fish,
lot, same block, Ssso. A HaekIeman 10 n
Sternburg, block Iss, liz sa A, sa.ooo. A
Haekleman 20 L Cohen, lots, lis 5rd A,
$500. A Hackleman TO w Z Bishop, Of
Portland. lots and 4, block {. H's ard A.,
5000. CuFFan x Monteith, agents. Chas
Me;xgar x Co., also sold dYe or slx lots 10
different parties.
CRooK CouNrYs-Y esterday Sol Wood
arrived here with asagebrush angel"
whom he arrested near Meldrcn's place
on the desert. He 4 surpassed n be one
pf band Of honsethlsves and says hts
name Il Jackson, though parties who know
him say that Is not bis real name. He
gaye Mr. Wood lively chase before he
would surrender. -. We understand that
A Tetherow has gone TO South America
70 look for a location. Both of his ranches,
Ione on Crooked river and one on Des-
chutes, are for saie Many expressions
of regret arc heard because Hahn & Fried
: arc retiring from business Yet n good
. act TO the community always follows a
/ closing out saie.-RetasEv.
FRoA Mr.. JgFFgRsos.- mir. John Wise,
(. who recently came down from the foot oI
|, Mt. Jefferson has shown the DgNocRkr q
fne specimen Of ore heavy with metal. II
assays about equal parts ofgold and silver
. and contains several other minerals. Mr.
Wise found Il near Nj Jefferson. about SIS
miles from the line Of the Oregon Pacific
n knocking II of ledge with pick. Neat
E 1.-THE place was an old slni:e box that looked
a as " II had lain there twenty years, show
Ing that some day mining on small seal'
had been done. Mr. Wise thinks there Is
valuable ledge there.
e RIonr oE MAY.--G. p. Terrili.oi Meha
z ma, has already SECURED the right OF wa.
Y for railroad frem Mill City via Meham
to Stayion, and says he will be able to oh
n tain 1t for the whole line to Turner. IL
& also says there Is great deal of lumbe
= ordered at Mil City for Salem, provide
ie rates via Albany can be made satisiac.or
ie and that people all along the line abov
v named are very anxious to secure connes
II ton with Salem, and that steps are now b,
ing taken to induce the Southern Pacif
!, to build feeder when the right of way
!, complcted,as II soon win be Salem jon
~ nal.
e A CLyDEspALE.-Mr. Worth Huston
= now The happy possessor Of probably II
best bIooded Clydesdale in tn. WilIamet
Valley. He came from the very banks {
Clyde In Scotland, where he was boz
seven years ago, and has a pedigree tn
makes common horses stand to one sid
:, going back to the very blue blood of SEQ
~, lands noblest horse flesh. He was broug
- through Canada to Albany, and Is a ma
niicent looking animal, His pedigree W
be given 10 inll some day. During the Sc
- son he will be at Ans. Marshall's stabl
- two days In the week.
~ THE SANrIAM MrsEs. w T Anglin
down from the Santiam country and !
r. ports renewed activity In the mines OF 7
m Santiam at an early day. He is now wor
ty. ing the famous "Sanuamp claim, whs
'ry four years ago two OF the miners had tn
limbs frozen off. He says the dirt Is
N ready paying WE'LL the highest reachi
!. So3 to the ton. They are now working
~ a seven foot vein. He Is In town for So
the plies and tools and will return to-morro
III Salem Journal.