The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-14

Ilaowssylr.lr. June ath. 1850.

uRowSsvitLE, June 4th, 1850.
Last week Messra. James Blakeley and
James Smith arrived here from rfineyiilc.
Messrs. Pat Moore and Bert Wilson he
gan wool sorting for the Eagle Wooden
Mill Co last Wednesday.
M. ]. Titus, father of Mra. g. III. Cable
arrived here Friday froa Lake county.
lie came by private conveyance and was
just ten days 90 the road
]. II. Winter our photographer Is here
for the summer.
The presses for our newspaper and job I
Office are now here and being put In place |
for work. Our paper will be called The /
B,o4vasriHc Timer.
o. p, t,oshow and sons sold the propert,
OF Chas II Younger TO |. u. Boyer, last
Monday. Consideration, $7oo.
Chas. II Younger and family move 10
Albany this week and will make that place
their future home
Most OF the stockholders Of the Browns
Vile Wooden Mfg, Co. went TO Albany
Monday aud while there will receive bids
for the construction of their Wooen Millb
buildings.
DR.. VIah aud family arrived here from
Forrest Grove Monday, and h.ve rented
the residence OF Vim byera
c Friday we received our mail, the frat
t. and only mail OF last week Monday We
o receive another mall, but from appearances
!, now Cfueaday) Il IL the last mail We viii
II get for sometime oyer the Narrow Guage,
J, The men, II It be lawful to call them such,
4 who have been running the train since
the old hands quit were completely de.
y gustcd Monday and declared they would
n leave the train at coburg. They run out
!. of water before reaching C5burg. and the
Narrow Gauge train now IL standing IN the
middle Of a field about two miies north oi
g Cebarg. The people along this road have
Ii become thoroughly tired Of seeking nc.
n eommodatiots and giving TO this road and
!, have aboutas small an opinion of men
)" thar will work on Il as they entertain fof
the managers OF Il. The people at ths
IN north end of the line refused 10 let new
/. employees have anything 10 eat and tins
- employees In addition TO Auch hardships u
" this declare the new Superintendent ans
~ Receiver oi the road positively lied Il
he them In order 10 get them TO take bold oi
the train hence they felt justified IN leav
ing the train nj coburg. They were from
" 7 a. m. TO .. IN. coming from Rays Land
ks Ing To BrownsvIie Our Postmaster sen
Is The mail To Haisey this morning and VI
expect TO get our mail from that point un
til matters are settled on this line.
ss' at meeting Of the committees on ar
10 rangement Tor the 4th of July commit
pm Ice on program was added TO the o,he
ie. committees, and a committee on roastln
/. /. an OK was appointed. W. X. Kirk ha
donated an OK which viii be roasted o
-. the ground In regular barbecue style. Ito
m Caleb Gray, OF Halsey, President OF III
~, Liam County Pioneer Association va
~ chosen President of the day. The fG,.s y
~ Ing were chosen Vice Presidents Hot
'a;' o. 7. cosho@, Brownsville Hon. Rob
~, Glass, Charlottesville Jerry Shea, Swe'
III, q, Home Hon. II. G. Miller. Lebanon iio
~ W w. Parrish. Sodavlile DIR. q. v
Gray, Albany Hon. J. X. Newman
- Waterloo !: Hon. David Meyers, Seio
W. w Mr.. Geo. Davis. Shedds Mr. Iosep
W. Lane. Haisey lion Sam May. HArrisburI
Hon. &c. Goodaie. coburg. DR.. /.
= Of Henry was chosen Marshal. Hon.
.," Galbraith, Reader and Rev. X. Rob
O. Chaplain. The several committees are .
's' a. work and complete arrangements n
being made for a grand good time.