The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15

A Lnssss. .--Ths circumstance Of ,he
trial and eenvictisn Of Young flili 81 the
erIms Of granddaughter, IN tampefihg with
railroad switch 10 a Ielson that shsuId
not be Loaf sight OF by the pusIic. Az was
intlwaisd by the eour. In passing on the
molten foe new trial The crime OF wreck.
lag train Il a fearful ons--fsr mors fear.
fol than ths common lew crime u mali
cious iniaeblef, where person In a care
lessly, culpshie way threw . waspon In a
crowd where one only might be Injured
Ia the tampering with switch the danger
ls against the lives of many. Railroads
ara publIc carriers and held BY the laws Of
the state TO the strictsst accountability for
the NEST careful Performance Of their work
~ carrying passengers. Dozens, scores
and hundreds are daily foand on single
trains. The most trivial act Of careless.
ness, apparently, on the part o. some one
may cause the loss Of The lives OF these
many people. Railroads are entitled to
tho fullest and eompiesessprotsciIon OF
their switches and other mechanical appar-
atus necessary 10 the proper aud speedy
speratlon Of thsir trains. The business of
this day o. elvillxatlsn must be done large.
y BY the use Of railroad travel. With the
unremitiing care exercised BY railroads
life 10 safer Than u was In the days Of stage
travel. This whole unfortunate eircuHi-
stance by which two faithful employees OF
the railroad lost their lives, ysung man
iust entering apsn bis majority IL to be de.
prlved OF hls liberty fsi ten Of the best
years OF his life, bringing shame and In
eonselahle grief upon devoted father and
rether,ail eomblns To make this iesson
that should be seriously contemplated by
every ysung man IN the community.
Parents should impress the lesson upon all
their children, 80 effectively that tbIs cir
cumstanes will be veil nigh forgotten be-
fore another sueh shall be heard Of.
WILL ccLLxeT TAxKs. Sheriff Small.
mon beglns collecting taxes on Mesday,
Nov nth. and viii be at The following
places from 9 a. IN. To 4 p. m. on the dates
mentioned
Rock Creek, Monday, Nov. nth, 1885.
Fex Valley, Tuesday. Nov ,lth.
Scio, Wednesday, Nov 9Th.
franklin Butte, THURSDAY, New t4th.
Santiam, Friday, Nov 18th.
Lebanon, Saturday, Nov 10Th.
Waterloo, Monday, Nev 18th.
Liberty, Tuesday. Nov Ioth.
Sweet Hsme, Wednesday. New 3eth.
Brush Greek, Thursday, Nov 3tst.
crawtordsvilie, Friday, Nov 33na.
Efownsvilis. Saturday, Nov s3Fd.
Center Monday. Nov 7sth.
Orleans, Tuesday, Nov s6th.
Syracuse, "Wednesday, Nov 9Th.
Harrisburg. Thursday, Nov ss.h.
Halsey, Friday, NoY s0th.
Shsdd, Saturday, Nov goth.
East Albany, MsndaY, Dec and.
West Alssny, Tuesday, Dec 3rd.
wE sHouLD HAVE ir.-Albany needs
the branch factory Of the Grant, Pass
Sugar Pine and Lumber Co. Our eiu-
sens should ru, money 10 IL. Only a
small amount saved out from real estate
speculation will do II. asd Il will help
bald up the city. Getting such lnstlsu.l-
ons show enterprise, and the Investment
win pay handsome income ifem the be-
ginning. Tke Grants Pass Csnrier says
'.Before the burning ef the factory Il was
The intention otthe company 20 establish
: branch house In Albany. To increase
The capital sleek 10 sIye.seo and 10 put
$asooo In the Albany house. The reason
why Albany was selected is obvious, being
not cniy railroad center. but the position
and the ieeallon with reference 70 being
abie TO accommodate the want Of the co.
Ire Willamette valley