The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-08

MT fis r.. HtebkchhSnSif y toiutst ufiHE
few miles from town, was Ia his field plow.
Ing when young man made his appear
ance In another part of the field and began
to shoot at some Chinese pheasants. Sey.
eral shot from the gun struck one OF The
farmers horscs aud one lodged under the
skin OF his finges. Thia young man II
known and, we understand, will be prose
cuted n he perslets In his unlawful business
II this young MAI had killed Mr.. Slelle-
machcr he would have been guilty OF man.
slaughter, the punishment for which Is Inn
pfisenment Ia the penlten,iary not less
than one nor more than fifteen years, or by
fine not exceeding 5000.
FAREWELL. PARTY.-~A farewell party
was rendered Mr.. WIN Llndau last evening
/ the residence Of Mr. l.. L. Blalu, pre-
yIous to his departure for the east, where
ne has made arrangements TO enter busi-
meas college fer the study OF telegraphy
A large number OF Mr. llndau's Young
friends were present and passed the even.
ing In playing games aud sociabllity. VIII
Is steady, reliable young man, well fitted
Ahi tHf NpGAttoH hE nhN NUhhtUs TIC Will
take with him the good will of the young
people OF the city.
Jusr From TAcoMA.--"rhey will take
you out three or four miles through the
brush aud trees until you begin to fear
you will be sealped by the Indians, and
then charge you $500 for a twenty-five
foot lot and I, would take several for resi-.
denee have been ut Omaha, Kansas
City. Los Angeles aud San Diego during
the palmiest days OF their booms and !
never saw anything like IT," said fine
looking gentleman In the Revere house
bus tfis noon. OF course he was referring
to Tseoma, and he expressed himself Sc
well that we give his words. Some day an
avalanche will tumble on that overdone
city that the Nerthern Pacific has been
laborlng 10 sirenuoasly TO boom. and then,
ye spectators, what collapse there will
be for the men last In the field.
Too MAR HoMi That distance lends
enehantment to the View Ia as true about
mines as other thiugs, and sha, Is the lrou.
bic about Linn county mines. They are
too near home. Mr. g. A. Dyson. In the
Oregoaian. says 'only couple OF weeks
ago young man ofthis el.y,U. P.coahow,
jr } who had spent some months in Butte
City, MenianI, came home, and brought
down some fine specimens OF ore from those
justly celebrated mines, and comparing
these aforesaid specimens with some here,
brought from Blue River, some people
laughed at the Idea OF their resemblance,
and yet careful comparison shows that the
quality, color and grain OF the quartz Is ex.
aetly the same-the same eolored and
shaped suiphurets OF iron, aud the galena
10 the same"
An ALBANY NJ. D.-The Lebanon Es.
press gives an Albany physician the follow.
log notice: "Dr. W. c. Negus, whose ad.
appears In another column. Is an old Union
soldier who was terribly wounded and dis.
abled In the dreadful fight on Missionary
Ridge while surgeon Of New York regi-
men.. He Is reliable surgeon and physi.
clan and graduate Of one Of the highest
medical schools. lie ID personally known
10 the editor OF this paper az gentleman
of undoubted yeraciiy and truth; further
more let Il be sald TO his credit, that a. q
Union soldier, he could draw a
large pension, yet he has never applied
and refuses TO receive a cent irJm the gov.
ernment."
FoR NEwsrArERs,-A little Legislation
was enacted for the newspapers thIa year
II Is the law framed by Senator veaieh,
and Its object Ia to stop the practice which
some newspapers have, that of sending
papers 10 persons whether an order for the
same has been received or not. veatch's
law provides that all such papers shall be
deemed gifts and that no debt shall accrue
from their reccipt-Ex. Nevertheless II
Is mean man who would take a paper
without at least notifying the editor, Tor a
IN other businesses mistakes may occur.
We predict, though, that IL will make no
difereDcc with the general business, for
very few papers are run on that basIs.
LAWYERS TAKE NorIcE.-Ths following
rule has been adopted BY the Supreme Court
Ordered that rale Is Of tho rules Of thi,
county a. adopted NOV. 9TH, 1885 Rule i3,
the page Of the printsd brief must 30 eight
and ons half inches in length. i've and oae
half inches in width. and the other blank
margia OF each page be one and one foui q
inches wide, and the points, or proposit, N
Of Law with the authorities cited TO sasfszz
them, must be separately stated from the -
gument. The points and authorities must ,
iirst distinctly stated. and the argument -
forth complementary thereto. This rsls sl 81
take effect and be in force on the tiyss lay o
the March term A. ID. 1850.
A PECULIAR CHARTER Eugen.
City's new charter the mayor appoints thu
marshal, city attorney and street commIs-
sioner, the same to be confirmed by tn.
council. Indebtedness will be deducted Il
assessing; the limit bciag S3oco and tn
tax levy S mills. Assessments for stI ee
Improvements will be collected before i'm
provements are made. The city may issu'
bonds for sewerage not exceeding $so,oo'
for term of thirty years and Il may con
struct sewers outside Of the city limits.
AN AMATEUR's WoRa.--In Guiss 1
Sons drug store may DC seen panel paint
ing In oil, drawn with the little girl OF
HOODS almanac as model. II was exc.
cuted by Mrs. Mac. ]. Monteith and Il
many respects surpasses the original. A
Mrs. Monteith had only taken q few les
sons from Mr.. Wm. Wright. the artist, tn,
work disp ays ,eat genius for an amateur
We are glad to see the great interest takei
In art work that is now being displayed II
the city.
WILL BE ExrENpEp.-There Is a prett,
strongly reliable ruraor ailoat that the roa
Will be- extended TO Sodaville this year.
SO Il will boom that popular watering
place as we'll as Waterloo, for there is
tail to the rumor to the effect that the roa
will run directly into the vicinity of tn
Sweet Home coal mines. There Is reall,
as much fire - smoke about this.
APANoRAMA.--Th ErodeIphian socies.
at the college will give an entertainment
during the month Under charge OF Rev
Rominger, of East Portland. II Is to be
panorama OF Alaska. About one hundre,
views, taken by Geo. NJ. Weisler, will b
presented, and as Rev. Rominger has beer
over the field the entertainment promise
to be treat to Albany people.