The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-01
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The creamery project at Salem also hs'
fallen through.
Sherman and Harney are the names Of two
now counties.
The real estate market Is the liYeiiest In
the histery.of Albany.
The high license law will 10 into effect Ia
about ninety days.
S Shupp has sold one Of lhis residences IN
H's2d A. TO G Il Webster Tor $1,000.
WO MeCasker and vile. OF Danville. III,
are ia the city the gnests Of DR. Maston.
The 3. r. warehouse 10 being completely
overhauled and repaired. II will be painted.
Mr. George Young and family have moved
to Nj. Youngs farm at Miller's Station 20 re.
sido,
Fred Hydeiretnrned TO day from Afling-
ton, w. T, where he had been with view
10 locating.
A divorce was obtained in Astoria IN thir
teen days from the iiling OF the complaint
Electric work.
IN Burkhast Saturday sold 10 G II Hoag
4 lots H. A. for $500. Barkhart q Keeney
agents. =
Miss Grace Piper, Of Salem. arrived in The
city to-day, and - the guest OF Mr. w
Langop.
Mrs. w. II. Bilyeu aud two children left
last evening for Oakland. Cal, on visit 70
an aunt who resides there.
A couple Independence men drove into the
First Ward ditch Saturday evening, obtain
ing quite wet experience.
si7,G38 was the amount u Salea.' woolen
mill subsidy saturday evening. ''lt will get
there" The Oregon Land 20 gave $500.
The iadications are that there will b.
more bricks erected ia Albany this year than
ever before. Mr Vanee's viii be the iirsi
under cover.
There will bo ssyies OF mectirg e begin
ming Tuesday evening at tho III Il Charch
South. Services every afternoon at 2:3C
.. IN, and at 7s30 p m. 4 A cordial inyitatior
extended 10 everybody.
A II Weatheriord, who arrived IN Pendle
toa from Dayton reeently. left last evening
on visit to his brothers at Arlington and
Albany. intending 70 spend some days si
each OF these places. o.
When we have several columas extrs
space TO spare we will publish q conpiet,
list OF appropriations made by the last legis
hair staad up with Indignation.
II Maston * Chambeslain's addition ant
the adioiising additions TO Albany continue q
grow ~ 10 the past there will soon bs q
''Southarn Albany 10 the CITY," It's nic'
loeatiou for sabarbsa ho@e.
Dunkirk, N Y. furnishes It's own eleciri'
lights At . cost Of $3.50 per 1000 candle pow
er for It's citizens; bat IL u probably the ohl,
city ia the u y that does IL. Tho price il
Baltimore aud most eastern cities 10 9i5.
Astoria papers are calling Major Hilton Al
kinds OF mean names because the Maio
mentioned that city as place a. bad ~ Ia
coma and Seattle. Some people are awful,
sensitive in this world. altogether too mucl
80 for comfort.
The Salem Ssatesmaa says grand Jury
not smelling committee; yet really thei
nostrils are pretty wide II they make al
their minds that they want scent Of aay
thing. IL 10 the publie's duty TO do som
smelling teo.
J. B. Giiniorr, son in.iaw Of Mrs. Cheadis
with bis wife, arrived in the city yesterda,
from San Francisco. They viii make theii
templates going irio the upholstering bus
meas.
A ~ Mathews, has bought two lots u
Maaton * @hAmberlain's sdditi On 10 Aiban y
consideration s325; kev Rogers, 2 lots i
Monteish's southern addition 20 the city
consideration $500; J w Cusick, the two ad
joiniag lots, consideration $500. Train
Whitney have purchased OF Gradwohl %
feet from. on Ferry street, now occupied b
q w Harris, and report that they Will eres
brick on the same.
Cap. Humphrey is homo from the Sat
IsglislAture. While there he invented 90,
eral new conundrums aud II the answel
turn ont all right We will endeavor 20 CIV
some Of them.
Saturday Mr. II r Merrill sold 10 Mr. c
Hoag. OF Independence, oregon Land {,
agents, his two lots As the eorser Of Mont
tomery and Seventh streets. -Ceasideratio
ei400. Mr Merrill paid $3.50 for these loi
several months ago.
To-day J w Bentley bought four lota
Maston Il Chamberlsin's addition TO the cit.
Consideration 5000. These were the la
lots in the addition. which originally consist
cd Of four blocks. The speculation prove
. valuable enc 10 the enterprisipg eentlems
who laid OFF the addition, and yet the 10
sold at remarkably reasonable price.
Senator Irvine objected 10 the approprii
ton for the Deal Mutes Of sixteen thousar
dollars. lie said that il was seven hundrs
dollars per scholar and that as tho paren
clothed them and a. the inmates earn consi
erable by labor, he thought 10 too much.
Journal He was right. rs be was in oppo
ing the Ball Ran bill, railroad commissis
bill, wagon road bills and. ..dozsns OF other 10
Of like nature.
Psndleton's railroad subsidy is now s.
535.
Capt. o. Il. Irvine, was in Salem yest'
day.
Gil Harmoa aud family, Of Lebanon,
in the city.
ii Frank Wood left last evening for S
Francisco on q business trip
. Elder F NJ Long viii preach at Spie
next Sabbath at 3 o'clock p. N.
DR. L. l. Iryine. assistant physician at
asylum in Salem, is in the city.
I'll Salem real estate men use four or I've Q
! umns in each OF the local papers.
ell NJ + Mulkey. lawyer and capitalist.
j. Portland died at Oakland, Cal. yesterday
!. The Alisky candy factory at Portland
4 totally destroyed by lire yesterday even
i A Portland man has imported from \
l. York state car load Of apples. outra
Gus,
II The Salem Journal calls tho Statesman
Stinker. Come now neighbors do stop y
|. quarrelling.
d There is no question but there will be n
G grain sown in Crook county this season :
ID ever before. --Ochoco Revieg.
fr Albany horses now have many .opport
ties to show their metal, as the roads OF
city are in good condition
Corvallis also tried to amend its
/ charter; bat the extension Of the limits Of
%. city caused its defeat.
L. John M Young, Of Pendleton, has been
7 pointed clerk Of the supreme court whel
\. session at that place.
/. Albany Engine Co No held its seg
!. !. monthly drill last evening. The On
- proves TO be powerful thrower.
q. Editor Pipo's wife, Of the Leader. run
=. paper while he attended the iegislat
es Now that is wife worth having.
DR. Hill was called to Marion last nigt