The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-08

not take TO the scheme. McMinnville did
and here Is what paper there says. Tin.
cludes very mean little cut on the part
of MIR. Mahanna, entirely uncalled for, and
we advise McMlnnville people to keep
their eyes open; monday, Of last week
Mr.. Mahanna, the creamery proprietor, and
| ID 4 Smith, boss builder of the firm, ar
rived here and viii begin the construction
Of the creamery immediately. Figuring
for the different jobs Is now being done by
the various mechanics in this city. Mr,
Mahanna informs MS that although he
could have put In creamery at Corvallis,
he concluded not to, but will establish a
daily route from that place to this city for
the cream. The cream will be COLLECTED.
at Corvallis and shipped here by express,
This scheme will answer the purpose and
Corvallis people can dispose OF their cream
just rs well as II creamery was located
there. Mr.. Mahanna reports that the peo-
pie of Albany are not alive to their own
interests and there Is not enough public
spirit IT, the community to stuff pack
saddle. That is right Albany, sleep, and
McMinnville will as.onish you without
your railroads.
CRook CorNrY.-E, Lorillar,l, the
young fellow who was mentioned last
week as having skipped out without set.
Ting his bills, was arrested at Frank Web.
ber's place on Friday and brought back to
town and placed In jail John r. Wilson,
young man well-known in this section
died at the residence of Knox Huston last
Sunday morning of typhoid fever. Lu.
ther Claypool Informs us there are only
two alternatives left the Beaver stockmen
either TO quit the business or prevent
foreign sheep from coming on their ranges.
Everybody anxiously awaits the ap-
pearance Of the o. p. surveyors In these
parts, and wonder why they have not
showed up as ADVERTISED -. Those who
have ice.houses took time by the forelock
and harvested enough Ice In the past two
weeks to supply the demands of the town
the coming season.-RetIeu.
X. AT SALEM.-Saturday'y Salem Jour-
val gives the present status of the woolen
mill question there as follows, which
would indicate that Mr.. Kay intends busl
ness; but can Salem raise cash bonus Of
$4,000. II may be predicted II will, Has to
do Il: "Thomas Kay, of the Brownsville
wooden mills and the owners of the Gray
water power and mill site are In confer.
ence this afternoon. Definite terms of
sale have been agreed upon and the con-
tract reduced to writing. BY Its terms the
oil mill site, Including water power, Is to
be conveyed TO Mr.. Ray for $4,000. The
Gray brothers retain the strip OF one hun
dred and fifty feet for building purposes.
This resolves the question OF having a
woolen mill into a simple proposition,
namely: Salem is to raise subsidy of g7o,-
ooo II the citizens can raise this sum Mr..
Kay will establish five-set wooden mill
here within few months"
Two EARs.-A mysterious looking pack.
age en- being opened at the DEMOCRAT Of
fee was found to contain a couple very
long ears, big enough for mule, but OF too
fine texture. Accompanying the ears is
the legend "Compliuents of F. Low,
Hesseltine, Lincoln county, W.T." The
ears are probably those of jack rabbit,
and Mr.. Low, former resident of Albany
prairie, evidently desires US to see what a
fertile country they have up there. We
believe also jack Is a sign of good .uck ,as
Cleveland received some ears before being
elected and Harrison a whole rabbit. II
this means an expression of good wishes
for success then Mr.. Low has our double
thanks. We already feel the effects Of the
compliment.
A CHINESE DErEcTIvE.-Some time
ago two Cinnamon were murdered at Mon
mouth. The murderers were unknown.
All Sue, Chinese detective, took the case,
and Is now at Monmouth. lie claims that
he traced the murderers from Monmouth
to San Francisco. and from there TO New
York, from which point they left for China
All Sue holds sufficient evidence TO secure
the extradition of the fugitives and was at
Monmouth getting evidence of the COM
mission OF the crime.
STocK-HoLDERs MEETISG.-There will
be meeting Of Stockholders Of the Al
bany Building and Loan Association, on
Tuesday evening at o'clock, Feb. I7th,
1850, at the store of Stewart g. Sox, for the
purpose Of organizing and e:ecting Board
of Directors for the ensuing year. A suf-
icent number of shares having been SUBJ
scribed. II is hoped all shareholders will
be present, and all those desiring to take
stock in the first "series, will do 50 at once
or at The meeting, as the first series will
then be closed By order OF Comm rittee.
IT WAS a HOAX The LaGrande post
Office is being deluged with letters ad-
dressed to Miss Imnaha Williams, the re-
ported cattle queen of WaIlowa county,
who has gained considerable notoriety in
the press in the last few months. No such
person Is in existence, the entire story be-
ing the fertile production of San Francis.
CO reporter, who had a chance to write
against space in the Examiner. Imnahs
with her dollars and no husband, is myth
but anything will do to fill up and raise a
little excitement or sensation.
EcoNoMY.- Bathing suits are TO be made
cheaply the coming season, says an au
thority. However, there is not enough
material in the average bathing suit tc
cost much, anyway, so the economy in thi'
direction will not be very much felt. i
you would be economical in a genuine
sense, never mind the bathing suit bu
call on Conn Bros, of this city, for you
groceries and crockery ware, You viii
save money, and that IS economy.
LONG FELT WANr-Just received fin'
assortment of genuine French candy from
San Francisco of the following celebrated
varieties Esperanza bon bons, Frencl
Marcelines, Opera Caramels, Cream Marsh
mallows, Apricot Panachie. Palermo dips
/ Angel food, Peerless chocolate creams, ant
an endless variety of creams at Willamett'
Packing Co.
FRESH SEEDS. Wallace & Thompso
have just received large supply of chsic
fresh garden, flower and lawn grass seed
from the celebrated seed house of A
Cleveland & Co, which are sold at bed
rock prices. Most liberal discounts t
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