The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07
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+. S. Pillsbury went 10 Albany Tuesday
on business.
I. NJ. Meyer returned from Portland
Monday, after sojourn there OF several
days.
Mrs, Rachel Blaine has cold her farm
two miles south OF here to Mrs Smith
from Dakota. Consideration 5000.
Mr. Gay, OF San Joaquin, Cal, Is doing
our town with a view OF locating and es
tabllshlng general upholsterIng manu-
featuring establishment IN connection With
y. r. Barger's we'll equipped woven wire
mattress factory, We extend to him
most hearty invitation TO come.
Last Wednesday morning Just az the
/ regular stage was leaving here for Halsey
one OF the hind wheels run under the end
| OF rail partially embedded IN the ground.
The result was The stage was upaet. One
lady passenger was aboard but lucky no
one was Injured. The cover Of the vehicle
was badly demolished, was all the injury
done.
At the meeting Of the citizens last We'd
nesday evening all the necessary commit
tees were appointed for iusuring a rousing
! celebration on the glorious 4th. Tuesday
i the committees all met at the City Hall and
laid off the plans for their work. We pro
pose celebrating In n style second 10 none
and to give our worthy father pioneers q
c proper reception during their stay with ne
y We hope TO have every pioneer of lint
|, county here during the three days OF theii
!, annual meeting, In connection with The
" foregoing your correspondent has been re
questcd 10 mention that during the meet
: Ing Of the pioneers here there will be al
!, attempt made to organize an association
+" Of the sons of our pioneers. The object o
this association 10 be to garner and presers'
- facts OF the cary history OF our country
Many incidents may be gathered AT thes
meetings that will be of great Interest an
1. value 10 the historian that cannot be toun
n anywhere else. II the young men OF thi
county Will take hold OF this suggesiio
'e and carry T. into effect by continual, c.
s. erciSing themselves In pioneer liicratur
~ they may be Of great benefit by gleanin
y historical data aud reap q great deal {
pleasure In the annual meetings held
connection With our worthy pioneefa "
hope the young men Of the county wl
lie consider this matter. Anyone interestC
,e. that may drAlrc further Information Of II
-, Intention of this movement will plea
- correspond with Geo. Finley, crawtordi
%, vile /, II. Bond, lIalsey, or q + Cosho'
"o Jr, Brownsville.
For several days last week no work "
- done on our Narrow Gauge road, 9th
y" than pulling the malt. a committee fro
-. the employees ot the ioad had gone
:, Portland 10 interview the Receiver, 10 >
>" whether they could get any money. Y
venture the assertion that more than HI
s. of the employees on this side have fro
nee six months upward OF wages due the
II, II seems they could get no satisfaction a
'a' Monday Of this week all hands went
ee' on a strike. We understand the Reeeiy
secured a full crew for The train at Po
land 10 take the places OF the strikers, |
les when they reached Rays Landing 4
and learned the true state Of affairs, they,
new crew, refused TO take hold No n
'se ~ the Narrow Gauge Is dead for The time
~" Ing IL II marvel To us that the hal
's's have not taken this step long time a
o. Under the Receivers administration
mo- EMPLOYEES have never been treated !
ee', humans, nor has the road ev sr been q
'sJ Quoted by him on any Kind OF baaif
principles. II II 10 be hoped that the c
ployees of the road viii be entirely. :
dis. cessiul IN their strike and that some OF
1 "a rottenness of tho management and ma
ger will be exposed to the gaze of the
a'e' Tire public. We here, Of course, suffer {
her. siderable Inconvenience especially on
the count oI our mail but are willing to
no dergo great deal. II Il will assist the
nself ployeas Of thIs poor excuse for raiiroa
eats secure part oi lhe lights due human
be Inga
n ,:.s r,ta,v ry..,,.. =, tt,s cav tIalI the /
Teachers Institute vas cal cd 20 srdr
Vice President, Prof. ID. Boyer.
II Of Secretary OF the Eagle Wooicp Mlll
..,.A OF this place. The exercises for the G.
Ing consisted Of an able address dellv
AZ BY Rev. ElwoTihs pastor ut the NJ.
ana Church here. Suhlect. ~Rriation OF
rfage irons 10 the schools" ana vocal IA
'eavy and drtlanallon4 - the little folks, pG
ep'h' of the North Brownsville graded seho
very successful yeas Of which undeF
tutltagc oi Prof. Hall was brought |
enipe eloae last evening. Saturday morning
tom spent Ia Dis eussing various questions
pounded hy Supt Curl and the suhie
uisi, Orihography opened hy Prof Russe
'aped lialsey. The sitcfnoon was spent In
upper eussing the dlffcre at branches taugh
fseit our publi,. schcoi aud the difIerent m
OF teaching them. The subjects wers
well and ably discussed. 10 the credi
io' the teachers be Il SAID. that they all I
'lood, to take great Interest In the discuss
sory. Saturday evening Prof. l.. l.. Say. Ia
.oun, Pennsylvania delivered an address OF
, his "PFohtcm of Our Country" and more
K 10 sic and rceita;ions were listened 10. I
6fst were quite number of teachers pre-
They adjourned and will hold their
meeting three weeks from last Satu
at Halsey. These Institutions arc Of \
j, has benelit doubtless 10 our local teacher
Me-. we arc glad TO note the interest man
How In them. There Il no profession "
higher grade ot proficiency Is pecei
|. r.. than that Of the school teacher and !
&C think that has more room for imp
Clap. men'.