The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-10

| A BANb.--Last Friday the old members
and some new ones Of the Juvenile hand
met and organized with the following
members d Link, solo Db cornet and
leader Rich Wheeler, Eb eornet Elmer
nenham, let BIB cornct Albert 5ternburg
solo alto; Jas Blackburn, Ist alte WIN
Campbell, and alto Geo Curtis, fst Bh
tenor Clair vunk, baritone VIII Sites
Eb tuba Paul Costcllosnare drum VIII
Davidson, bass dun Feed Ross, ,cymbals.
| fhe officers will be ID Link, President
| Clair Vnuk. Secretary Rich Wheeler
Treasurer VIII Stiies, business manager
Mr Link, recently OF Ioryallia, a,now krause
| Il kiein's shoe maker, Il an experienced
teacher and n good eofnetist,and sil make
good band
CAMP MEETING AssoctArios.--A camp
meeting association was termed In tnls city
Friday by The pastors ot the NJ q church
In the Eugene district. by the election ol
the following officers. Rev s p Wilson,
president; Rev Sommerville, sl Iialsey
Ist vice president; Rev Calder, Of Turner
I'D vice president; Rev Webb, OF Albany
seeretary; ] d cougili, OF Albany. treasur.
er; Rev Gould, vi Shedd Rev Webb and
II u Couglll, OF Albany, executive cem-
miltee. a suitable place Tor grounds was
examined across the river and selected for
the purpose II satisfactory arrangements
ARE made. As Il will take eome money TO
put the grounds IN condition cur citizens
viii be solicited 10 contribute for the pur.
pose.
ONLY An AstMAL's.--Last Saturday q
gentleman while tramping through Hack
leman's 4,h addition run across suspicious
looking place that looked as iia human be.
ing might have been buried there, near the
surface, and dogs or other animals partially
dug ituP. Some hair on the ground very
much resemhled the gray beard Of an old
gentleman. There was the foundation for
a good live Item, full OF mystery. Report
ing the matter TO the Marshal the place was
duly examined and the bones, ,those Of some
animal, dug up. Thongha very quiet day
he result Is no doubt the proper one.
WERE TrEArgp WELL The Corvallis,
Maeleay and several other companies are
kicking Justify at the manner In which
they were treated at Portland. The
Maeleay boys claim that they chad to pay
for every meal they recelved,aB exorbItant
price considering The quality. and the only
lodging with which they were provided
were old. dirty wool sacks at the armory,
hard "a The lava beds and no covering"
Perhaps the Albany boys are better look
Ing than the members OF other companies,
for they claim to have been treated we'll.
Had plenty to cat, good beds TO sleep in and
all the--weil, scda water, they could drink
free, etc.
LEnASos.-There was young boarder
called at Mr.. aud Mrs. c c Hackieman's
on last Friday. We congratulate the little
fellow in finding such nice home In Leb
anon :. Died. Reason Andrew wirl, son
OF Mrs Ella wirt.on Hamilton Greek. Mon.
day, April %. OF consumption. aged u
years. MIR Dennis ktum's little child
died on last Saturday, April 77th. aud was
buried at the Sye cemetery on Monday
Egfress.
r. X. SuRoEoSs.-The Southern Pacific
Il X Company has appointed the following
surgeons In Oregon TO attend 10 employees
OF the road In case Of accident or sickness,
they being paid from regular fund raised
for the purpose DFs Bevaa aud Maeken.
xle, Portland DIR G Z Beebe. Ashland DIR
G X Farfa, Corvallis DIR II r Mccormack,
Eogene DIR d NJ Brown. Roseburg DR.
@ w Maston, Albany Drs ColbFsaih and
Gouehef, MeMinngille.
TIEtR OrFtcgRs.-Tbe directors Of the
Albany Mining and Milling Co. met las.
Friday at the ofaice Of Hon l. II Mon,snye
and elected the following officers ] l.
Cowaa, President n II Allen. Vice PfesI
dent l. II Montanye. Secretary DIR G
w Masion, Treasurer The company pro-
pose 10 deseiope their San,Iam mines the
coming summer, and will employ Super.
intendent fnr the purpose.