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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15
The New BUILDING.-Mr. Scott

The New BUILDING.-Mr. Scott's
contract on the new central school
building is completed, being the
carpenter work, and the scholars
would have the pleasure of occupy
ing the new rooms On Monday next
were it not owing to the delay in
putting in the steam heating ap-
paratus, the contractors for this
being Gardner & Orman, of Port
land. 1t was expected that this
part of the institution would be
completed on Wednesday last but
it was not. The directors think,
however, that the doors can be
thrown open for the scholars about
Wednesday or Thursday next.
The cost of the building with the
grounds upon which it is located
is $4,000. The furniture now in
use in the old buildings will be
used, but will only half furnish it.
1t has not yet been decided as to
where or when more will be sup
piled. With the excellent corps
of teachers, the new building and
surroundings, and a good roll of
scholars, Corvallis may we'll feel
proud of her public school sys-
tenn.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15
LUCKY FALL.-Wednesda,

A LUCKY FALL.-Wednesday
evening about 5 O'Clock, Mr.. Math-
ews, better known as ''Old Junk, -
came very near meeting with a
severe accident. He was trying
to drive an unruly COW to his lot
on Water street and when nearly
there the bovine started through
the alley, leading back of the brick
stable. Mathews, who was on
horseback, took after her at a
breakneck speed, and when the
horse struck the sidewalk in the
rear of Matthias saloon it slipped
and fell on its left side, throwing
the rider headlong onto a lot of
boards and rubbish. The animal
soon was ON its feet, and ditto
Mathews, with bruise or two and
some muddy clothes. 1t was a
wonder he was not seriously hurt
as the whole weight of the horse
was on him for moment, besides
he came near striking his head on
some heavy lumber close by. The
COW went around the corner.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

IMPORTANT OCcURRENcEs.-
the time past since the last issue Of the
GAZETTE several things of Importance
have occurred on this great sphere.
Senator Stanford's three-year old mare
Sunol On Saturday lost trotted mile in
2:l04, being the fastest time ever made
by an animal of her age and only two
seconds above that made by Maud S.,
which is the fastest on record. Sena
tor Hea,st, in order to keep Sunol in
California, has offered Stanford quar-.
ter of million dollars for her, and
says if he cannot get her tor that he
will raise it to half million, for after
this horse trotted in 2:12 about three
months ago, Robert Bonner, of New
York, tried to close a bargain with
Stanford for her purchase and she may
go to that city. Peter Jackson, the
colored pugilist, compl tely wiped out
Jem Smith, in London, in fight on
Sunday night last. Gibbs, the MUIR
derer of James McDeyitt, was caught
in Yreka, California, during last week,
and is now on his way to Portland for
trial. He was the colored porter who
first shot at McDevitt's father (who is
depot master for the O. r. & N. in
Portland) and when the boy interfered
he too became a target for the wretch,
and has since died from the effects.
In Corvallis street railway is to be
built soon, the new school house has
been completed, but the most notice
able of all improvements for this year
is the new store room of ]. d. Clark,
the hardware merchant. No one when
passing by, whether he be from the
hills of Benton county or the crowded
streets of large city, can help but
admire with What neatness and con.
venience the store is arranged, the
large windows admitting of a sufficient
amount of light to set things off al
mirably. Here you can find anything
you want in his line. He deals in
agricultural implements, wagons, bug
gies, etc. Is manufacturer of galvan
ICED cornice. roofing, and gutter pipe
Has an elegant line Of kitchen and
parlor stoves. and his prices are the
most reasonable of any.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

In BUSINESS AGAIN.-With the
change in owners of the Palace
barber shop. John S. Moore was re-
lieved of his position as barber
there, but, not to be downed, he
now bobs up smilingly. together
with Joe Stewart, with a nice new
shop Of his own in the room for
merly occupied by DIR. A. G..
Smith. They are now prepared to
shave any one from a youth with
first down to person whose beard
is so thick that the wind cannot
blow through it; besides this John
is a good hair cutter Shaving, Is
cents; hair cutting, 25 cents.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15
IT WILL BE BUILT.
CORVALLIS WILL HAVE STREET RAILWAY
BEFORE MANY MONTHS.

CORVALLIS WILL HAVE A STREET RAILWAY
BEFORE MANY MONTHS.
Since the last issue of the GAZETTE the
street railway company have petitioned the
city council for right OF way through GER
tain street in Corvallis (the way" can be
found in the council proceedings in an
other eolumn.) Already this company has
50, 600 in cash, with two horses and harness
which can be put to use when needed. At
8 o'clock ON Wednesday morning Geo.
Mercer and his assistants made the pre-
liminary survey of a portion of the track
that will be constructed first-beginning at
the middle of the square on Monroe and
Second streets and extending westerly
along Monroe to Eleventh., thence north
into jobs addition distance of two
blocks. There was found to be 4,80O feet
in all and very easy grade can be made.
Probably at the December term Of the
council the right. of-way petition will be
read the second and third time and the
ordinance, relative to it, passed. Just as
soon as this is done then work will com
mence by letting contracts, ordering cars,
etc., and this portion of the road pnshed to
a speedy completion. Mr.. Cox is now cor
with certain parties relative to
receiving bids for its construction. Keep
your eyes open for the cars, and your ears
in readiness to listen te the jingle, jingle of
the bell.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

Nor YET.-There is rumor afoat
on the streets that few improve
ments will he made in the electric light
works, such AS putting in new engine
and boiler of greater power, and dy,
namo to furnish arc lights for the
streets, and that the system may run
all night. Mr. Hurd has been asked
concerning the report and says he is
not prepared, as yet, to make a pub
lie statement as to what will be done.
AS to the idea of burningthe lights all
night, this scribe thinks it is foolish.
The only ones it would accommodate
are the saloons, the hoodlums, and the
policemen, and everyone knows that
the latter has it easy enough now. 1t
would be much hetter to enforce law
making the hoods go home early, than
to pay extra for all-night lights.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

Hoss RACE.-On Sunday last
a 400-yard horse race occurred be-
tween J. w. Hanson's chestnut
horse and bay pony of Jesse
Wiley's. 1t seemed that the Sun
day previous the latter s'plug" beat
and Hanson was not satisfied, but
now he smiles. The place where
they ran was in the lane near the
farm of VIM. Crees.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

IMPRovEMENT.-The old building
in which J. D. Clark, the hardware
dealer, has held forth for the past five
years, and which stood where Mr..
Kllne's new brick is now, has been
moved to the property belonging to
Mr. K. Oh Eighth street. just west of
the new school building, and will be
remodeled into very cozy dwelling
house. Alongside the new brick a
very substantial new wooden sidewalk
has been put down and, with the clear
ing away of the rubbish, helps to i'm.
prove things around there greatly.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

LOTS OF PoRK.-Mr. Belknap, who
lives near Monroe, brought twenty
dressed hogs to Corvallis on Wednes,
day and sold them to N. Baesen, the
butcher. This lot of porkers weighed
400 pounds which, at 5 cents,
amounted to S205-a neat sum for
the producer.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

ATTACKED CHINAMAN.-Some of
the "bleeds" of this city became a little
warmed by juice last Sunday night and
upon meeting a Chinaman near the
Vincent hotel, started in to do him up.
The monaghan escaped after receiving
some bruises, and. it Is learned; the
matter is being investigated for the
purpose of bringing the fellows up be
fore the recorder. e
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

SPLENDID ART WoRK.-In the art
store of S. n. Wilkins. next to the
postoffice, is a very nice India ink
portrait which was done by Prot,
w. N. Hull, of the agricultural
college. The likeness is Of one
who is very closely related to the
professor and the thought of it
probably helped to inspire him
thus causing the fine effect dis
played. 1t was taken from an old
photograph.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15
OFF THE TRAcK.-On Monday

OFF THE TRACK.--On Monday
the freight train of the Oregon
Pacific east bound was delayed
about five hours by a tree falling
across the track between Blodgett
and Summit. The engine and two
cars were derailed. After Il relief
train arrived they were placed on
the track again with but little
damage. The tree fell very sud
denly, and before the engineer
could reverse his machine it was
off the track.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

when they are holding such fat posi-
tions; Mr.. Berlin, who has nine acres
just north of the college, he ought to
encourage this street railway by hand
ing over at least $l0O; Sol. King, an
other capitalist. and land holder
close by, 500; Mr.. Wilkins, who has
4O-acre tract within one block of the
proposed line, he should subscribe
$lOO or more. Well, probably in due
time, all WILL do something. Let's
have that street railway if it takes all
winter. February lst, 1890, should
see the cars running. In short words:
.'the street railway Will be built"
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

New York city has l25 persons each
with an income of a250,000 annually.
Corvallis ought to have one or two of
them and then water ditch would he
constructed and the projected street
railway would receive more encourage
ment, and there would be less moss
backism. RETMUs.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15
ALTAR.

At the residence of Geo. Taylor, near this
city, OH Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1885,
August Schloeman and Miss Sarah Clark /;
Rev. A. Rogers officiating.
Mr.. Schloeman is the baker for f. f.
Paddock's establishment, and he and his
new wife are nicely domicilled in their resi-
dence on southwest corner of Ninth and
VanBuren streets.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15
CRADLE.

In Corvallis on Monday, Nov. llth, 1885,
to the wife of b. r. Job, girl.
The father has already reserved a lot for
her in 'Job's addition" to Corvallis.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

"Habeas Corpus" is the name OF Il
saloon in Portland near the court
house. For a barroom it is very APP
propriate name.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

To RUN.-On December 1st next
an S5-yard foot-race will be run
in Portland between Frank Lewis,
now of this city, and E. L. Dobbins,
being for $500 a side. Dobbins
is the fellow who beat Cameron at
Gervais lately. 1t will be a
square race and for blood.
The RIvER.-All is silent and
placid along the water front in
this city. For over a week no
boat has been able to touch at this
place on account of the low stage
of the water. A rise in the river
is what is needed.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

A. W. Wright, Geo King, J. H. Doty,
J. Nj. Collins, g. w. Spencer, John Bier,
and J. j. Nye, constituted the grand ju,y
for this term of court. The first named
gentleman was elected foreman. They had
but few cases to look after.
That ''list Of names" seems to be causing
considerable disturbance among certain cir
cles of Corvallis society. Were it to be
published it would create great sensation.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-11-15

A. G. Pears-. of Linn county, was in Cor
Wallis on Tuesday and made the GAZETTE
Office pleasant call. Mr.. Pearse was
once resident of Benton county. coming
to Oregon in lS47. and for n long time was
proprietor of the Albany ferry.
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6prsfs ano Carriages.

JUIbtp HHV N"ffI"Ef''
- UNITED STATES WAGON & CARRIAGE CO.'S.
"A 3daye.. corner i0th-st New.York city.
m ,ds NJ delivery grocers'. bakers butchers laundry
Al ha haarrntersi and express wagons hand and made
ilA, der Estimates chccrfully furnished Also ear
70 and blankets cheaper than any other house
in the city
-. pEcIAL RIDING NOTICE.
~ rhe proprletors the Central Park Riding Academy
49, o, announce that they have secured the Nauabir ser
M inc c,cbratsd trainer and Instructor. Professor H.
ni'n us.ignY who II prepared special instruction
no hcher ancs Of cqucstrilnism and for the thorough
nng and breaking saddle hOrsca for ordinary or high
school purpose . 49,. .,,., ,.o,,..,,t sucec..
~, ncre ana abroad, viii Attendance al the
Hc,derv f,haVc and 5Jth-st daily, Whcr his diplomas
and references be Inspected
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ors and bet,ered the lives of men, when they nave
taught and amused them they may snd,Ss stores
OF ann pamsosch and Professor Ritter o.
Vaasar CoeRe both did valuable service " nI,act,on
helping to s9eS .s snS ana b@osTaphicsl work.
that are constantly consulted there arc SCORES
compositions of all the great masss, that directors
ana conductors find their sdyantage to come e consult
anime Among these Anton senl iatey ea aiwsys easy
!" get fy the way the restrictions laid upon . Of
sidered but the library has IT, The csir sSo TOO for
Wagner opera is a rcspectaDie-iooh'ns """''
u makes a big Quarto volume
THE HIGHEST USE OF ALL
Than. ,s ono use that could be made OF this erua'
mine NJ books that has not yet been touchod' wy
should not the men in high public once. 'ioy AZ
ede or try 10 guide, and are respohsloic ' -
destines of the city the state and inc Ns'' ,,,c,
here for knowledge and example, for ia"' ioi % ,ho
t,on for precedent and for written experience M 49, >
good of all the people who have Sot the Ad,rmcn
", New @ York civ il must be admitted or =, way
not often but President Arthur ustu & ~ ece and the
mere dor ~ ~ N" library happily show an increasing III
onry into methods Of executive adI,tas y. ten himself
ore 4 one craftsman who useu 10 hccP ~,
o cose,r within his skylighfed rooms thai ons ms az
pearance outside them was shr1Jad shrJd ,broneh the
in.ees' nd maJe his presence known and felt every
Wberc He is PHOTOGRAPHER p. pI0ieSsh the iibrsrv
amateur and he has BY no wcSnS csome ike everybody
aiSe and he may take what pictures ne VIII, ,o al
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49, t,s iu macs OF text Illustrations pofi aus
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Gamer, 10 the library and pho'ogiapmnE so "
part Of book unless he had some serious arp nd"rSsa
no restrictions ale made except surh d dio "''''
rart he care OF the volumes lntHis'iNcS'
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