The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-02-01


troduced, II being practically the only
change that Is opposed. The following
Superintendents voted for this arithmetic
c II Whitney, OF Bakers ] ] Bryan, OF
Ben on Alex Thompson, OF C'ackamas
c w Shively, of Clatsop ] @ Watts, OF
Columbia E; q w Slayton, of Crook ! L A
Stewart, of Curry T o Hutchison, Of
Douglas E Iiayes,oi Grant Nv w Kenn.
edy, of Gillian III II Mitchell. of Jackson;
w A Massle, of Josephine = l. Fountain,
OF klamath ] II Stanley, of Morrow w
A Wetzell,of Muitnomah w | Reynolds,
of Polk ; | I Maulsby, Of Tillamook ! w
NJ Pierce, OF Umatilla L Carter, OF
Union Clark Smith. OF Washington l.
II Baker, OF Yamhll. The following did
moi VIII Bunch, of Coos A II Fisher,
OF Lake ] @ Stevenson, OF Lane l. M
Curl, Of Linn r + Moore, Of Malheur 7; ID
w Yoder, OF Marion O X Shields, OF
Wallowa A @ Connolly, of Waseo.
BAY ITEMS The largest city In Ore
gon witt eventually be built on Yaquina
Bay, and In less than ten years time.
sounds big anyway ....Ala Harris Is 90
will locate He will be missed from the
Bay ....R. +. Baker, the real estate man
Of Newport, last week sold to number OF
Portland men AT lots In Phelps addition
TO Newport. II Is said TO be one OF the
largest real estate transactions ever made
in Newport. -. A gentleman OF means from
New York Is expected here shortly 10 look
over the ground for the location OF first
class ho,el.-Refabheaa.
jog on Tor.-"Whenever prospect OF
short copy confronts the local scribbler,
he turns his eyes toward Gervais for some
thing to help him out. And he usually
gets It. Yesterday the excitement there
was knock down of Mckinley Mitchell,
the most prominent merchant of the place,
by Joseph Purdom, justice of the peace and
railroad agent. The trouble Is said To have
arizen over the matter OF shipping freight
about which a dispute arose, the lie was
passed and Mr.. Mitchell knocked down.
Mr.. Purdom being the justice OF the peace.
Mr.. Mitchell came to Salem and Gwore
out warrant for his arrest in Justice
Chases court on charge of assault and
battery. Salem Staten1G1.
MoRK THAN rHAr--If there Il a DIFF.
ference of five cents per each bushel OF
wheat In favor OF Hunts road, there would
be gain on 100000 bushels OF $4,000.
This Is what Hunts road Is doing fer the
farmers of walla Uaila country, and what
II will do for the farmers of this county
Union SeOaf The Oregon Pacific did more
than that fof Linn county. Three years
ago the difference In price between Al
bany and Portland was II cents. To-day
the quotations show difference of cents.
There Is gain OF 9 cents due to this road.
UNDER WATER.-A Jap Is coming to
this country II prove that man can stay
under water for four minutes as well ss
for twenty seconds but We don't need a
Jap to come and tell Us what We all know.
There Is no limit to the time men can stay
under water 1T all depends on how they are
weighted. Some OF them never come 10
the surface. People who buy their gro.
ccrics and crockery ware OF Conn Brothers
never sink. II you would be prosperous
and swim call on them
OcR CnARTER.-Our charter Is Ia trou.
bic, evidently. Now II appears that the
survey for the new city limits was not
made by Surveyor Warner at all as order
ed by the City Council. and the matter
will have to be done over. At least this Is
he way II l. stated to DEMOCRAT man.
There will also be opposition TO the rate OF
tho tax and the limit of Indebtedness. ana
altogether the new charter that was being
counted on so much Is In a very critical
condition.
HUNTSVILLE, w. T.-About three years
ago Mr.. Oliver Pollard had bali shot Into
his side by one viii Denny who expiated
his crime by some months of imprison-
ment. Just last week DIR. Allen, of Waits
burg cut the ball out. Il had not encysted.
II had begun to travel, az Mr.. Pollard
thought, and he was fearful II might fall
into the abdominal cavity. Mr.. Pollard
took no anacsthetic and was out about
his business the next day. $.
DREW CAPITAL Yaquina . man
named RAIDER located recently and announced
his intention Of building schooner for deep
sea fishing. As he was practically without
means for pursuing the work himself he went
aropnd with a subscription paper and got
enough stock snbscribed TO complete the
schooner. Ia the mean time Portland capi.
talists became interested in the enterprise
and offered him money Sufficient TO raise the
capital stock Of the company to $3.50, 600,
and begin the destruction Of two more schoon
ers, and the company will start in this spring
under the most fattering auspices.
WANT ANYTHING. MIR William BISHOP
.yill be an applicant for the position Of Indisn
agent at Klamath reservation. Ii Mr. Viii.
ham Bishop should encceed in his effort
TO obtain the appointment. ho vii, find that
barring possible chances for stealing,
which are not considered very good in these
| degenerate days--he has secured the privi-
lege Of abont Ms wearing job for the wages
as can be found in the government service.
Ashland Tidiags. Jos Emery, OF this
county, now occupies the position and nc
doubt will be glad to have mos. any one sue
ceed him.
SURPRISE PARTY.-The following young
ladies and gentlemen congregated togeth
erFriday eveningand marched in body Il
the residence OF ] II. Campbell and admin
istered surprise to, Will Campbell, who
had just arrived at the age of II years
Misses Nellie Rhodes, Phebe Rhodes, Lauri
Campbell, Daisy Danuals, Ella Whitney
Bertha Kiefer, Anna Ferrell, and Messrs
Chas Medin, Will Galbraith, VIII Campbell
viii Sites and Arthur Porter.
. COMING TO ALBANY.-E w d Hum
phrey has severed his connection with tn
Christian church of Eugene. and will remov
, to Albany in two or three weeks with hi
family. He will remove his printing ofhc
: and church paper to Albany y.-Eugene Jour
nal.
STock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS art
cles of incorporation were filed in til