The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-12-13


dent Of each other Ia the selection oi
names, fact that sometime viii work q
great inconvenience. For instance both
Goltra's and woodlc's additions have Linn
streets,snd Others are duplicated. The new
streets in the Goltra Park addition are
Marion, Wilder Park, Morton and Owen,
running north and soath, or nearly so,and
A TO II, Cedar Laurel, Cherry, Columbia
Seneca, Cascade, Sierra, Nevada, Linn, Ma.
lin and Garfield In the other direction.
New streets In woodlc's addition are
Chicago, Geary and Linn. Allen & Haw.
kin's addition has Mason street, Black
m ans has a Brink, Wheeler, Highland,
Canandalgua, parkove and Blackman.
About IN the center of the new Goltra
Park addition will be four block park,
which will be an attractive place when set
cut a. Il will be. Al Lebanon Mr. wassom
immortallses his new addition, the plat of
which has just been filed, with Harrison
and Morton sheels. You can generally
tell the politics Of the proprietor by the
names OF his new streets.
BRowNsvLLK.-The following officers
were elected. Saturday night, In the o
o r Lodge tor the ensuing year, Clyde
Foster, n G; Mat Farley, N c; D lloysn
Sec; n B S,andish, Per Sec; W r Kirk
Treasurer; A N TemPleIon, c II Elswiek'
and J X MeHsrgue, Trustees.
The Eagle woolen Mills are now max
Ing two and three shipments of goods per
week, about $1,000 per shipment. these
mills are rushed day and night to fll the
orders. and are turning out the best goods
ever shipped from Brownsville.
Mr. Leigh HArnett says he has travelled
all over the state, and that there Il no place
In the valley with As brilllanta future be
fore Il as Brownsville has. Tie said a
boon" Is certain, and that Il Is the duty
OF our citizens 10 prepare 10 meet Il.
Mrs Nj Z Wilson returned from her
three months visit In the east, last Sasur.
day night. The band boys were out with
their ins,rumen,s and gave her cheerful
welcome Times
YIN MC A NorEs.-The attendance at the
Gospel meeting Sabbath was twen,y-nine.
The regular hours for visiting the room :
are from ans prh TO $50 m When a
warm and comfortable room will greet the
visitor.
The Association desires to tender the
following thanks; to Hoehs.edler & Sears,
fer a paper rack, to DR. o c Aubrey for
al Office chair, and TO somebody unknown
for copy of the Pacific. as well as 10 al.
who are Sc kindly helping by their sub
seriPtions, or by encouraging words. The
time for the regular business meeting Is
changed from next Friday to Saturday, at
which time new members will be received,
All those desiring to join, or wanting other
information concerning the Association
work here, are cordially invited to see the
Acting Secretary az the rooms any evening
this week except "Wednesday.
HILLY CIrIEs.-As n great deal has
been said about the hills at Astoria, some
fearing to buy property there lest they
get shank" we publish the following
from the AstoriAn; People who talk a
bout Astoria being "hilIy," don't know
what hills are. They ought to visit
Seattle or Taeoms. If they wan, to see billy
streets. Main street Is level and Benton
street only moderately rising ground, Ia
comparison with streets elsewhere
The soft clay formation easily admits of
grading. and there sill never be any difa-
Guilty in making A-tOria's streets as level
as is required Il Is one of Astoria's
greatest natural advantage, that Il has so
l...~s I'll -
THEIR HEApoUARTERs.- Rs.--The barn In
Hacklenan's grove Is said 10 be rendes-
vouz for trAnps. A young man claims
TO have counted eighteen there few
evenings ago They sleep there and prey
on the city in small Numbers, different
ones taking different parts Of the city foi
operation. fhess camps should be brok-
en- up bat this one Of coars- scs not
come under tl'e city govcinm-ni-
.LOoKINe Ar AsroRIA ~ Quite num-
Der Of Albany men have irvcsicd in As
toria property, Mr. w cusiek returning
yesterday from rip there lpr that pur-
pose. Among other purchases Cap. Lar
ming has secured $50 acres Of prom
ising land. Some day the two A's will be
10 direct communication with zach other.
and we viii have many interests In COM
mon.
THAT MAN.-The man who attempted
suicide at the Bay on Sunday evening
seems to be a very unfortunate fellow gen
orally. Monday about midnight he ap-
peared at the house Of Hon Allen Parker,
dripping wet, from the effects OF bath in
the Bay. 1t was thought he had .lgain IT
tempted suicide In this way; but repented
He was a sad specimen and too demented
TO make very much known.
DiEDs-Mrs Scott, of Harrisburg, who
came TO this city about two weeks ego tc
be treated for an Ailment Of tho stOmash
died Saturday evening at the residence o.
her daughter, Mrs I'd Moyer, at the corner
ofThird and Calapooia streets In this city
She was about 81 years of age.
LEcrURE.-Dr Gibson, pastor of III,
U P church Of San Francisco. will lee-
tuFe at the w c T U Hall on Friday eve
ming. Subject, "On the wingP He vii
give an account Of his recent travels II
England, ireland and Scotland. DIR Glib
son Is an eloquent talker, and his Ieetur
will BE- one that will pay our citizens 4
hear, who should show their appreciation O
the lecture filed by attending. Admis
Ion, as cents.
MovISo LEBAEoN.-Dr Foley, Of Leb
anon, has been in the city. He report
the people of that city quite enthusiastic
oyer their prospects. The paper mil
which will furnish pay roll Of $1,000
month Is at present the stimulating fore.
Besides this an electric light system
promised within a year, and things ar
bound to 60 ahead,
FINGKRs OTF.-The three-year old SO
Of Frank Devaney, who resides sho
distance from this city; cut of the I"
middle fingers Of his left hand with an ak
last Thursday. DR. Hyde gave him u
necessary attention. The fingers wei
cut of clean at the first ioint.-Scio Pres
ARTICLES OF INcoRPoRATToN.--A
Of incorporation we're fled with the Seer
tary of State Saturday, as follows: III
Yaquina Bay Board Of Trade the prime