The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-21
LOCAL RECORD.

tion will convene in the Legislative hall,
capitol building, at 7;So p. m, on Monday
July lat. All teachers and friends Of educa
tion are cordially invited. Tho department,
Of superintendenoe win be organized by the
several county and city supcrintendents, and
win meet in the Office Of the Superintendent
Of Public Instruction at l;30 o'clock p, m.,
on Moaday, july lst, The hotels Of Salem
will entertain those attending, during the
days of the Association, at reduced rates
Arrangements have been made with the
Southern Pacific Zines Ia 0regonl aud the
Oregon Pacific railroad companies for reduc.
cd rates to those attending. aud the usual
reduction will be granted. The usual 9TH o'
July" rates will be in efEedt on the o X y n
r 4 lines in Oregon from July lst 60 july
4th These rates will be open TO teachers and
others who may wish TO attend the Associa'
tion. Several State Saperintendents OF Pub
lie Instruction, and other leading educators
from the Pacific Coast States have teen in
vited and are expected TO bo present.
SERIOUS AccIDKSr.-- Wednesday a
Seio livery team, being driven by a driver
from the stable, was Ia the vicinity of the
circus elephants when the horses became
frightened and ran away. Coming to n
one horse buggy In which Mrs f c SIclle.
macher,in child and Mrs Morgan were
sitting, the team divided, one horse going
each side, lifting the buggy from the
ground and throwing 1t aud the occupants
over on to the ground. Mrs Stellemacher
had collar bone broken. but the baby and
Mrs Morgan were uninjured. The buggy
was badly mashed. DIR y Wallace at.
tended the injured woman and set the
bone. One Of the livery team had leg
broken, We are informed II was on the
run.
COMA DEMocRAr man examined a
thermometer Tuesday that marked 20 de-
grees above zero and was on It's way down.
ward, with prospect of reaching II de-
grees above zero. Pretty cold that for
summer weather. II Is easily accounted
for by the fact that II Is IN the Albany Ice
Works connected with one of the pipes,
The machinery has been running In good
shape, and ice will soon be TUNED out in
cakes oHxIH feet and eight inches thick,
at the rate of four or 6ve tons day, 1t
takes three days to get the first Ice but
afterwards It will be frozen daily. Send in
your orders.
DoUBLE RUNAwAY.-LastT Tuesday Rev
A Moses was coming to the city, when
his team became frightened at the team Of
Mr. Henry Albers, which was running
away, and ran away, double runaway be
ing the result. Rev Moses was precipitat-
ed to the ground and considerably bruised,
his wagon was mashed nearly to pieces
and the team ran several miles before be-
ing captured Mr. Albers team did no in
jury and was stopped near where they
started.
BADLY DENoRALIzED.-"rhin over
on the Narrow Gauge are becoming badly
demoralized. The other day the passen.
ger train broke down just below Silverton,
and the passengers had The pleasure of re-
naming in the neighborhood of the aeci-
dent until SATURDAY., when the management
succeeded in getting the broken down en-
gine out of the way and went nm with the
train. -SfneSnidn.
MINING Goa meeting OF the dire:tors
of the Albany Mining and Milling Go. was
held at the ofics of BurkhSrt & Keeney
Saturday evening, when bylaws we're
adopted. An assessment of 10 per cent
on the clpital stock was ordered levied, and
w F Read. n II Allen and L II Monianye
were appointed a committee to solicit
stock. Books will be opened and our mon
eyed men given an opportunity to invest
in stock in what promise to be paying
mines.
DorSe A Coon JoB.-The frames of the
two street cars are up and show the form
of the cars. Made of irst-class wood and
finished In an artistic manner they will be
as fine cars as navigate any line in Oregon
else Mr. Anslyn, the manufacturer viii not
ask a cent for his work. II will be great
credit to Albany to run home made cars as
finely finished as any manufactured IN the
East. It's thought the cars will be run
ming for Sept I.
To Mr.. DvNcAN.-The contract for the
stone work on the Brownsville woolen
mills was let to Mr. Ply Duncan instead OF
to Mr. w Ba<er. Both gentlemen bid
the same, $4.so. The stone used will be
from the quarry of Mr. Frank Wood, as
fine stone as there is in the Northwest.
Frank Wood put in bid to make the walls
of the wooden mills of stone for the sum oi
Ss7oo, while CasselTs bid for brick walls II
S1844, difference only Of $3.50.
WILL Co o-oPKRATE.-The AstoriaH re-
marks ''that subscription paper for stock
in the South Coast railroad circulated in
Salem, Albany and Nc Minnville would meet
with satisfactory response, Their interests
and our interests arc identical. They need
railroad outlet TO tke sea, and will, doubtless
co operate in any practical means towart
such desirabls end" Bring on your pape
and zee what can be done. Albany is in fei
anything that will result in an outlet iron
astoria 10 the rest OF the world.
DuD.-Mrs. DR.. Geary, a former residen
Of Albany, died at Eugene on Sunday morn
ing, at 1890, alter lingering illness. He
daughter who had been visiting at Mr. job
A. CrAwfordIs had only returned home
the Saturday evening train.
Mrs James Blakely, pioneer resident I
Linn county, died at her home in Brown
vile last Saturday.
How EHeAsED.--Of the graduates
the Willamette university sixty-five hav
at some time or other,engased in teaching
twenty-five are lawyers, twelve minister
two druggists, twelve farmers,eight phys
clans. All of the men have rlarried b
three and most Of them TO ladiC whose a
auaintance they made at school. Sever
reside in Linn county, District Attorn'
Hewitt being one of the number.
Y.M c. A.-At business meeting
the Y. NJ. c. A. lastTuesday II was dec
ed TO rent the hall in Peterson's block
n permanent place for meerng. The h
will be fitted up as fast as the associati
can do It, and will be made apleasant pls
for young men to congregate.
Bal. A.-The regular monthly me
ing os the Albany Building and Loan A
sociation will be held on Friday evening
the Office Of Hewitt, Bryant Il lryi
when nearly one thousand dollars will
loaned. Be on hand with your dues.
NEED A PARK.-If Albany is ever