The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-10-11

alternative left them Is TO immgrate or
starve.---OcAoco Repsew.
DIsosgptKNr CITIZENS. Our citizens
do not mind the orders OF our city fathers
with that reverence due that body. In
fact they very frequently ignore their
mandates with the greatest impunity.
For instance; The east end OF Second
street was ordered opened. Il has not yet
been done. Ditto south end OF Washing
ton street. No action. Lyon street was
ordered placed on grade. Several have
entirely ignored the order, resulting In
big humps IN the street, and In several
cases when the the Marshal did the work
the property owners refused to pay, etc.
CASTOR BRANs-Mr C p Burkhart, OF
Albany Prairie, has left at this office a
sample of castor beans grown en- his
farm. AIR Burkhart feels quite confident
that the growing OF these beans could be
made very profitable industry II they
could be manufactured into oil here. II
thinks their growth would be prolific an
would pay better than wheat. We believe
- NNN oNAu WNtC pFu0uSSa HctS tUAA eutuN
enterprislng person would engage In tn
manufacture of oil from them. Let farm
ers talk this matter and test It's feasibility.
SrocK RANCH have for sale one OF
the finest sleek ranches In Eastern Ore.
gon. 100 acres of meadow land under
fence. Good house and barn. Two good
corrals. Five springs on the place. Free
range. within nalf "a mile OF school and
Postofice. Price. $ssoo, $1,000 cash.
Balance on time. Would exchange for i6s
acres Willamette Valley land. L G Boards.
ey, Real Estate Agent, Albany, Or.
The WRONG NAMR.-In our Indian
corn and one hundred and twenty-five
acre field Of growing wheat item which we
published last week we used the name
l. Knighten instead of c p Knlgh,en
{ p does not want TO be deprived OF the
credit OF his own care and industry even
though that credit be carried TO the account
OF his brother.
ARTICLES or lNcoRoRArIoS.--Artic |
of Incorporation were fled with the sec.
retary of state and the county clerk Of |
Marion county, yesterday. as follows;
The State Laod and Trust Co, with G w |
Johnson, W r Peek NJ w Hunt and II A I
Johnson, Jr., as incorporatorS. Principal |
place OF business, Salem. and capital stock |
S3o,ooo, divided into shares OF { 100 each.
FOUND SicK.-A day or two ago Mr.. wes
Shannon, Of this city, who has been train
Ing horses at Salem, was found near the |
fair ground In an insensible condition. |
He had been taking medicine for some |
ailment. A doctor was called and pro-
nounee5 u confusion OF tho brain, an d |
thought he would ha re the typhoid fever. |
ANOTHER LIoHr.-Another electric |
was ordered last Tuesday to be placed on
First street near the Albany Iron Works, |
hsreason given being that a man fell of
the bridge Into the Dixie ditch few eve.
nings ago and that II Is dangerous place !
dark nights.
A . u ~ DAY.-wednesday October
q has been set aPa't asa OUw day at
the North Pacific Exposition now being
held, at which time members Of the or
der and their families will be admitted at
reduced rates.
DELAYED Doors Big bodies move
slow. This includes the massive oak doors
for the Linn County Bank, which have
just arrived after delay of month. their
place being very well supplied By Johnny
kruse during nights.
FAmUREs.-There were only five fall
ures In Oregon In September, with total
liabilities Of SIo.964 s6, and assets 5000
~. September 1883 the failures were the
same but the liabilities were $4o363o,
with S4o,36o assets.
COSTLY FIxrUREs.-Mr Z Young has
recently placed in his show windows some
elegant exhibition nickle.plated fixtures.
which are pronounced the finest on the
coast They were received direct from
he factory.
An ARTISTS WoRK.-A very pretty |
plaque of roses, painted In eli, may be
seen In the window OF Blackbmans drug
store. Miss Nellie Richards was the ar
tist. II Is a comnendsble piece Of work. |