The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-09-06

Of City Council four more electric light
were ordered by the city. One was d
rected to be placed In front OF the Depol
The others were to be located by the com
mlttcc on streets and public property. Th
DKMocRAr Is informed that the con mil
tee has selected the following places 70
them: one on First Street,at lackson,t ,th
street leading to the woolen Mills. On
on Montgomery, about three blocks sontl
of the one already ON that street, and on,
! IN the First Ward near Thos Brink's resi-
dence. AS the lights are TO be spread on
and limited for the present some are ad
vocating that one Of these new light
should be placed near the O. y. depot In,
stead Of so close 10 those already running
tIosE TRANS. The following II given
as Astoria's hose team for the -'raeoml
tournament, many OF whom will be re
membered as members OF the famous Res
cue No as ] Barry, Geo holland, petei
Grant, Mace Grant, lno Hay, T. z Fergu
son,J w Hare, Fred Praei.w T. Warren, Et
Ilalloek,R Eherman,r Rawlings, Ed Reed
A Gragg, G Duval, w Kyle. Tacoma,
hose team No. made up of men, any oi
whom Il Is claimed, can run IL eleven see
onds, Is CIV en- as follows; Charles McAtee
James Frecbarn, Peter Sunger, Samuel
Anderson, B llofter, Fred Sessions, w
NJ Silver. Abbott Gibletts. Thomas Meyers
Ed MeDougal, Ray Eobcr,s,W ] Frankor
and | II Chandler. Two other teams are
being organized In Tacoma,
THE SAME PAuL,-The following from
a Washington paper Is about former AL.
bany gentleman, we'll known by residents
here during the days of rs and ~ :
"Mons,eur Paul d'illeuy. Of he Seattle
delegation 20 walla walla, has gone to his
Old Leme In WallA walla to work up a
boom for Klnnear for Governor before the
arrival OF his delegation there, lie was on
the cars east bound yesterday with II o
Dunbar, OF kllckitat, with whom the Sc
attic gang has formed a combination, and
was circulating all sorts Of stories about
Ferry and Squire. Monsicur a iiierry Is a
veiy small man, but not any smaller than
his colleagues will look when they come
back FROM walla walla next week"
a Go-AuEAD CIrY.-J NJ Colver, who
has just returrcd from Albany, says that
the improvements that are being made In
Albany arc simply wonderful, says the
Oehoco Re;i'r;'. lie SAYS FIRE. proof build.
Ings are going up in localities that few
years ago were the reSideaee part OF the
ely and everything denotes enterprise and
Only n few years ago Al
bany was sluggish, dull place, but now Il
IS the most eo-ahead city In Willamette
valley. This change has been brought
lbout simply by her citizens showing pen.
y ot enterprise by using their own wealth
o advantage aud Offering Inducements to
oreign capital 10 locate in their midst
Very PoLirE. Minor Jackson, of
Brownsville, formerly of Aia1ny. adver-
ises in his home paper IN ths following
'ery aesthetic and original iranucr II
iaye been the barber here 70. ten wears, at
he old stand, on Mir street, down from
Main. ~i!l give tou iirst.slass shave
or IS cents, aud hair cut for IS cts Sham.
'ooing IS cts Co'orins nas;aehe to or
Ter. will h.. pleased 10 have the public
'a;ronagc. ! am the chief barber ot the
lily. II YOU want clean shave cali on
'linor Jackson, and he will accommodate
ou all In very polite manner Please calr
nd see me soon.
A FRUrr ScHgaig.--Our people have
'een surprised az the immens,y of the
that can be purchased for *
ents. Here's the explanation. By an ar
wiIl the Southern Pacific
Southern Oregon dealers are allowed to
axe car load Of melons to Portland, stop
nywhere and leave as many rs they de-
ire At any place for local buyers, who
axe their melons from the cars. In this
Eay car load rates are secured on small
hiPmenis, big advantage TO grocers.
ASSAYS At SALEM-The Gold Noun
ain mining company of this city are now
eeeiving their assayer's apparatus and
will soon be prepared to assay mineral
'rought to them. Already they have re-
eived several samples of ores from the
'antiam country. They will soon make
est of soms of that rotten quartz and see
What IL really does contain.
This should do away with the necessity
4 sending to San Francisco, where they
imply look at a piece of ore, make out
ertihcate and send in their bill.
WAITED GoLD.-Friday, when Frank
Albaugh, who was robbed OF SIioo, called
{ the Silverton bank to get his eaecks
a he'd the cashier insisted upon giving
i'm certificate of deposit or a draft on
salem bank, as the bank was running low
N gold, there being so many formers
irawing pay for their wheat. but Albaugh
gold. which was finally given
lim and,-wcll il Is too late TO seold.
a LATE TmING-The latest thing In
,Otel bills Of fare not yet introduced in Al
'any Is an edible menu card. You select
he dishes you want, and then while wait
ng for them you amuse yourself by leis-
irely eating up the bill Of fare. it acting as
IN appetizer. tits the schen of Lon
lon confectioner. He makes thin sheet
II sweetencd dough, and after It has been
baked he prints the menu upon 1t in ink
made OF chocolate.
DoUBLE NAMEs.--Mrs Mackay, sine c
hei residence In London, calls herself Mrs
-Mackay. The passion for
double names in England Is new as great
as in Spain, where half the people are call
ed after both their fathers and mothers.
In Albany plain Conn Brothers suits the
people. This Is popular firm with one
name and one price for their customers.
Call on them for good groceries.
Two KISDERGARTEEs.- Monday
Miss Tot Wheeler will open kindergar-
ten school at the residence of A. Wheeler
She will be assisted by Miss Helen Craw-
ford. Mrs Wait Mead will open a school
at the w c Il U Hall on the same day.
Each school will have twenty or thirty
scholars.
The WAY OF THE WoRLp.-A person
who recently arrived from the Willamette
Valley, says he met not less than forty
teams going into the Valley TO winter
we are betting right a.ong that more thar