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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
BUILDINGS ERECTED.

The number Of buildings erected In this
cltv in 1888 was 555; 30 brick aud 345
framed. These buildings we're assessed for
taxation at S75O,0o0 Thiz does not include
churches aud non.taxabe property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
THE J0EBING TRADE.
Statistics OF IL and or General Buai-
ness Here.

The iobbitg.trade statistics FOR 1858. com
piled for tne Dispatch BY Mr. J. II. Witty.
Bradstree's Richmond superintendent are
reiiabt and comprehensive. In 1887 the
sales were 81, 100000 a. compared with
S27,405, 00O IN lSSs-an increase OF s2,llj,-
600. The capital invested IN 1882 was
S6,ll5,000 and in 1883 $G,530,000--a gan
during the past year Of S4l5o0O. The fol.
lowing table giSes the capital and sales for
1909 "a detail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
RIcnMoNp rlILuRys. lss7.

There is satisfaction IN the past and conh-
dence in the present yesr.
Besides the iobbing trade proper there are
dealers In ice, coal, cattle, and oothers, which
with the retail lines would probably bring
Si5.00 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

in
comparative statements above the bank. d the cy paid during that period dividends
for ard July 1855 The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
The total quantity OF !

The total quantity OF
iacture OF this gas v
quantity OF coke Used
800, ,Ssi bushels total
10 publication, $4,000
Meters In use, 5,6la
troduced for new cons
Strict mains laid 10
feet ; street lamps TO d
There have been pat
l75 serylce-pipes; II
5l2 OF various sizes.
We have now under\
retort-house containing
whicn will give US an
pacily Of 100000 cubic 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

The State tax on real estate and personal pro-
perty is 10 cents on the 500; tax on income,
per cenL capitatlon tax, 81 per head.
he loss on state taxes of 1888 as compared
with 1851 ls aii.5CQl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
AND CITY TAXES THEREON.

The 70 lowing statement contains the A..
sessed value ot all the real and peeona pro-
perty IN the city and the taxation thereon,
the number Of polls, &c, for the year 1855
rate OF tax Sl40 on The 500, polls AZ 80 cents
each included:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
Kxports and Imports for the Yoar.

-
The following is a statement OK the trans
actions Of the district Of Richmond, Va, foT
the year 1883
Flour exported. 76,7 barrels. valued at
SSs5, ,SlS.36. Decrease from 1887, 32,l7S bar-
rels.
Manufactured tobacco, 81 ,2sl pounds, vsl-
ued at Sl0,2 50. Increase over 1887, b.
4l2 pounds.
HOOPS, G,282 bundles, valued at SC, 239.
IpcTease over 1887, - bundles, valued at
1924.
Lard, 16,fjO pounds, valued at sl,707.6 GO.
Decrease from 1857, 27,03j pounds, valued at
S2.3739i
Merchandlse, miscellaneous, valued at
S39,0i9.75. Increase over 1881, S37 GIG %.
Cotton, 176,SJ7 bales, valued al SS,521,-
209.
Total exports. $500. O.2S029. Total In
creased value over 1857, S4,7lO,6Se.s6.
IMPORTS.
Duties collected in 1Sss. sl2,62s27. De-
crease from 1857, S26,09232.
TONNAGE DUES.
Tonnage dues collected in 1883, $4,000.
Increase oYerISs7, s202S5.
Disbursements on tue custom house exten-
sion TO date. Si42,2sL13,
Imports rts-Iiudtb'e. S25.5G7.l4; free, 33.-
945.sl total, S59,5l2.95. Decrease from 1851,
S3S. S.J00.S5.
AMERICAN And FOREIGN vEssELS
American vessels entered coastwlse S3i;
American yesseisentered from foreign ports,
8; American vessel. cleared TO foreign ports.
s; foreign vessels entered eoastwise, -,
foreign vessels cleared coAstwise. 1; foteign
vessels entered from foreign ports, 90, for.
eign vessels cleared 10 foreign ports, As.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

The most striking evidence Of general
increase In the volume OF uade the past year
is indicated bv the bank clesrings. which
show gain during the past year OF over
Si0,000,000. Here are the figures:
RICHMosDs BANK cLEARTsGs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
yehIcie. ana Animal. Licensed.

The following licenses were Issued In 1888
on vehicles used In transporting merchan-
disc, passengers, &c. and ca animals, pro.
duelng ihe following revenue.
1 9al ons-horse 4l2 two-horse. "A 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

railroads tonnaye combined shows an sctual
increase OF i0,si6 tovs. Iii estimated that
the net increase OF tne entire tonnage for the
past year was close on to G0.000 tous:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

and r. NJ; thirtv.four slsnss 70
ceived between =. 81. and nlaes.s slsr1D&
getbcr With 9 second alsrias,
aud three special calls. ..,s,sev coI
January 81, 1883. G:l9 A. NJ,
from Virginia penientlary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Decrease OF 81, ,sl5.si0 by making the city coz
form 10 Tho state assessment
Decrease Of s537fs0 by the new assessment
OF 1880, wuich went into effect In 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
TAX ONREAL ESTATE, CULvERTS
AND VAULTS-lS67-lSsS.

The following is statement OF the taxa
bic value OF real estate and taxes thereon
from 1860 to 1868, inclusive, under the as
sessments made Oy order OF the Council:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

The condition Of trade the past year was
good. While the failure statistics for the
city numbers 80 this year ss compared with
q last year. yet they were less Important, as
The following table shows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
The Exposition was Ric4mond's signal


The Exposition was Ricamond's signal
| triumph in 1855.
II was an enterprise undertaken without
outside aid. was chiefly supplied with ex-
! hibits by our own city ana state, and re-
ceiyed the bulk OF It's patronage from Wis
| pinia and the CarOln9s. IL was success In
developing public spirit and in giving us a
nroof of the clpabiity for great underS
tskiugs OF our people when knit together
I'm common cause; q success I'm eX-
bIhitlng 10 the world our yaricI Industries;
a success in demonstrating 10 tue visitors
who came here from the NO "a and West
tnat In Virginia, with iis sau1uous climate
and wide range OF productions, there are de-
sirable homes for those who would escape
the rlcors Of northern winters and vet 0e al
n safe distance from~tbe feyer'initC,ed DIS
trlcts OF the far south.
the recollectious OF the Exposition are
all pleasant. 1t liugers in memory thing
of beauty aud usefulness as well IL was
conducted with a smoothneS>, precision. and
decorousness which did equM credit TO
managers and patrons The weather Was 30
delightful that IL almost seeule0 as II we
>,ere specially favored by ffot'aence, and
the summer, which fingered ln1o sulumn,
left us an autumn that impercepUo'y g'ided
ioto winter, giving us gracious Se0 seaIal
Christmas.
With a spacious building, ample and well.
arranged grounds, and slrest'c~, nneS con-
Meeting them with the clly tue LAposltion
Society are now equipped iot Ces'on OF
exbihitons. When they determine upon
another they will have nearly every requi-
sIie ready 10 their hands; mean Whiie the
clty Is spreaiIng out towards taeir property
aa1 waaefy anhancing IL IN value
Encouraged by their success IN tne hSpo-
siflon orr business men are now vigorously
prosecating measures 10 add TO Tue ave &C.
eoInmodations OF the city ~ upslo"h house
raYticularly designed 10 attTsct sus.e %
thar wealthy patronage whiI1 every "'n'er
seeks refuge in the balmy ar OF lnH SOu.h
from northern aud western bazzarus' That
the effort will be successful must oe De'ieved |
because those who are in the lead oi the eD,
tsrprise are not accustomed 10 deiea', be- |
cause the project Is a good thing III iselt, |
and because it will never do 20 make a failure |
VI here we have, essuredly, the Vala0'9 TO
succeed.
NANuFAcrCsEs.
when the Disps,eh.msn goes on his an
nual round gathering the statistics OF haou'
features there is 3 general ana easnes' ia'
ouiry from the people, 4" dow u u going 70
t.,,n out this year will there DC gooa
shaving - When an affirmative answere-t
be given there is aesrtY rejoicing
Tho public recognize that upon manulAe-
tures very largely indced depend tue sue
rss and continued growth OF Richmoad'
The truth is there are few citles ln ihe
country whh greater percentage oi vase
workers than Rlchmond; that q, OF people
VINO earn their bread by manual labor, ana
therefore the information soughtb Of eenesrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
POPULATION o

In no spring of 1888 m
tie population aud 10
iae number OF. ......,
frcsent population I'D
1ne figures for isss
basis u the number Of h.
b. domlc:!iary visits Of the 90
the revenue and assessed for l.
The police force .,ound ~ On
suourbs OF Richmond is 1888 A.
Undoubtedly these figures have q
3 5000 or more.
Manchester has a city poDulax
ond a suburban population
tie population Of the Two
suburbs rnay be rated as 20
.xnnnuha. s..s.............
oIVurps.'............,...r
,sNuSs,ers..-.......,
"%S%f 70. .s..ssss..s.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

Six per cont matured bonds not pre-
seutei Tor pa afNrlt....,...-.... IS b.oSi II
Six per cent bonds due January /, 1889. 2i3.5G3 s.
SIX per cent. bonds due July ], lss9.... 3,g00 %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

TO al who are members OF our community;
no matter from what source their income j.
derived. II is therefore pleasure 10 BE- able
10 say TO employer. employe. and all cthers
interested that this years figures exhibit
beatty condition Of business, and that, too,
IN the face of cutting competition. While 10
some branches, owing TO low prices prevail.
ing, sale. have fallen OF In value, others have
increased, andthe net result is more than
could have been hoped for, and Il gratifying
show:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
CITY DEBr.

CITY DEBT.
Statement OF bonded debt OF the city of
Richmond outstanding annually January /,
1866, 10 January /, 1883, inclusive:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01
WHOLE NUMBER,

RICHMOND IN 1883.
Comprehensive Review Of the Ci!y's
Growth and Business.
A YEAR OF SUCCESSES.
Population, Wealth. and Trade Fla,ter.
ingB Increased
BOOM IN BUILDING.
Many Elegant Stores. Factories, and
+. Residences Erected.
STREETS AND PARKS.
Much Work Done in Improving and g,auii-
1 fYiRg Them.
aTRAFFIC FACILITIES.
Jour Commercial Territory COnsldera-
z bly, Enlarged.
MANUFACTURERS OUTPUT.
A Splendid Showing All the
Way Through.
JOB BE RS SALES.
They Give Sure Procf That the Drummers
Have Been Busy
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

number ~ new manufactures VIII be
opened during the coming Year, many OF the
old ones are preparing 70 enlarge. and the
promise IS OF great activity 10 nearly all dc.
paTtment..
The more mechanics and lgborers there are
employed here the more property will ad-
vance in value, the more the stores will be
patronzed, the more the genera good will be
forwarded. and the higher rank Richmond
will take in the list OF great cities OF the coun.
try
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-01

The total gaia OF city taxes over that Of 1857 Is
s.12l.7l.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
for infants and Children.
KEEP POSTED.

Y. NJ. French keeps railroad time.
J. p. Wallace. Physician and Surgeon. Al.
bAny, ORR
Fora Sterling or Emerson piauo call on 9
L Blackman.
For sale. cheap, sssood hand organ. Mrs.
Hyman's.
q l. Blackman Il sgent for the Weber
piano. None better.
Buy your tickets through to tbs East Of
w 1, Jester and save fare 20 Portland.
The Western Cottage and Pack ard re two
Of the best organs made. @ l. Rack bai,
sells them.
A hne line Of all kinds oi furniture, plain
and upholstered, hes stock in this part oi
Oregon at Fortmil or q IfyiDg's.
II you want eiean and fine smoke ask for
j. Joseph's home made shite labor cigars
For sale by most cigar dealers and at hia
Joasph's factory.
IA Arsti ,til. AGENT Singer Manufss.uI
Ing Co., opposite Old Fsiiows Temple, Al
banY,
An slegan. line of.siit table spreads, il
be e.ntiful dssigns, Just received at fortmillsI
4 ftvipgs.
| ) cans Goidea Star tomatoes for 80 csnt,
az Meyers, and all other; canned good!
sheap for cash.
Ju.t rscsiysd new table linen at w r.
Reads.
Nv Starr, physician and surgeon, Albany
Oregon.
Good cooking stove only $40 at Hop. IS 4
saltmarsh's.
DR. Wrigbtsmsn's Sovereign Palm Of Life
for diseases peculiar 10 women. at Degoe 4
Robson's and Browneil q Stanard's. p
Baltimore, agent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
CIRCUIT COURT.

The case Of the State against Bert Roife
was given 10 the jary LIST Tnursday. After
being cut about half an hour verdict Of
not guilty was brought 10 and the boy was
discharged. AZ the case OF bis brother,
Fred was the same, he was also on motion
OF the District Attorney, discharged. As
the confessions OF Hill and Relic were
ruled out by the Ceurt there was nothing
but circumstances on which to work, and
they proved insufficient in the minds Of
the jury. The result Is that IIlll will pay
the penalty for the three by spending ten
years In the penitentIary, that being the
sentence imposed on him by Judge Boise.
The ways OF Lex are sometimes peculiar
and Justice through teehnlcalitles drops
the balance. In the meantime the bodies
OF Jack Miller and Qulnt Guthrie are lying
In untlmely graves, without any doubt 10
the mind OF the pab!ic, through the Grim.
inality OF these three young men.
The reading OF the testimony In the
Workman divorce case took The attention
Of the court for long time. The suit
was brought by VT Workman, who rs-
tsinsd Stott Bros, of Portland, while the
defendant, daughter Of Mr. w w Par
rish. Of sodaville, retained c T. Welverton
OF this city. The testimony was taken
before Judge Powell and Il Is Aaid contain.
cd few savory items Of sensational ma.
ture.
The following caves have also been dis.
posed ei
Assignment ] W Ellison. On docket BY
error.
Board Commissioners sgt Emily Nc
Kinney. Foreclosure. Decree granted.
K Dawson agt w Ellison. Confirms
iion, Sale confirmation. =
Cynthia Taylor sgt W ID Taylor. DI
voFee. Divorce granted. Name changed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
Charch Isirec1sry.

U. P.CHURoH. Preaohingevery Sabbath,
morning and evening by Rev. s. @. Ir-
vine, d. D. Sabbath School 1T $3.50 r. N
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening.
EvANoELIoAL CHUKcH. Preaching ON Sab
bath at 100 A. n, and 7P.M. Sabbath
School 1000. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening TAO. Rev. Fisher, pastor.
All are invited,
NJ e. CHURCH, SouTH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at II o'clock A. N. and Z
80 o'clock r. NJ. Sabbath School at230 clock
r, NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at 7.30 o'clock. Rev. G s Hanleiter, Pastor.
Nj. E.CHuRcH. Preaching evory Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
the event ng before sermon. Sabbath School
at ESQ N. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. Rev 5 e Meminger, pastor.
PREssYrERIAs CEuRoH. .-Ssvvice every
Sabbath morning and evening3in Church
Immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev E R Prichard, pastor
FrRsr BAPTIST CHuRcH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eye'g at Church on 9th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting eyer
yhursday evening at 7:S0 o'clock. Rev.
Trumbeil, pastor.
CoNGREoATIoNALCH CHURCH. -Sergicesevery
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 1918. pvayer meeting on
Wednesday evening Of each week. Rev.
Rogers, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH = Preaching every first
| Sabbath il month, morning and evening, IT
| IL o'clock. Sabbath School at 10 o'clock, A.
T n. ReY Humphreys. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHUncH. Service every Sum
day at 1880 A. N. and T. ". Last Sunday
| OF ths month service at Eugene City. Rev.
Louis Metayer, Rector.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
0AKyILI.E

Mr. wilson White has sold his farm for
s34 so per acre. Mr. Moore OF Dakota
gets IL.
Mr. Joe Brown and family have arrived
from Missouri. They will locate In thia
part Of the county.
Nr John Love Is teaching school here.
The young people have organized Lit.
erary and Reform society.
The Young peoples society of Christian
Endeayor gave q social and pysIeT supper
at the residence of Charley brown on the
night Of November Isl. The young peo.
pic cujoye. themselves In a social way sili
near midnight.
Mr Eagy has returned from ihs East.
He thlaks the Willamette valley Is the
incest country he had seen.
Mr. Barton Is planting nursery. He has
planted 10 bashei Ct peach seeds and wants
to plant as manY more
MrJ D couey Of scio is visiting friends
here.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
Asro wlLLoDrRxEs AND VINE NAPLES

Our democratic exchanges are heading
the latest news from their fraudulent yo.
ters up In Silver Bow and Deer Lodge
counties; "Montana Is all right" Ger
tainly, Montana Is all right. The repub.
lleans are on top there most beautifully,
as they are In all the other new States and
In raost Of the old ones. when Billy Ma.
hone brings up the rear with old Virginia
aad occupies the executive chair In Rich
mond, the capital Of the late lamen,ed
"coniederaey," there won't be scarcely
any place lef, fer a democrat to 80 to. II
l, true Gov Pennoyer "hslds ever In Or
essn until mex, fall, 40 they can keep up
their courage here little longer, and then
"haag their hsrPs on a willow tree" OF
vine maple, a. the case may be.--Ea-
gene State Jsrr1aai. Now, Brother Kin
eaid, do you not see that democrats can
20 10 Virginia from whence Malone has
gone to H--alilax, or 10 Ohio where fire,
alarm foraker lies I5rS-de.esmbaf, and
where he has been tn the habit of lying In
various other ways, or 70 issaover which
for many. many years pail Of Cimmerian
darkness has hung, but from whose execu'
tive chair the efiuigent rays OF light and
reason will soon shoot out In all directions
and light up thar whole commonwealth
or to New York and New Jersey where
for years they have had permanent homes
or even to Massachusetts, who now holds
out her beseeehing hands. The prospect
is pleasing one to democrats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
'0''''''. c. C''''' = P.''''
FREE rnADllS LuxunIns.

Napoleon, whatever hls faults as ruler,
knew how to raise enormous revenues with
the least possible hsrdshlps 10 the people
and the greatest economy and certainty to
to the government
"rhe vices have broad backs" said he,
and he put heavy taxes nron tobacco aud
other m,nlsters 20 vice and luxury, leaving
the neceess,rieso Of the people either wholly
nnlaxed or as lightly burdened as possible
The republican party, judging by the
utterancss Of Its leaders aud organs, pro.
poses to reverse this wise rule. In iis view
Il is the neeeessarles Of the people that
have 'broad backs" and can best bear the
burdens Of taRatlon. "Msn' women and
children must have food, clsthlng, fuel aud
shelter; therefore tax these for sure Ia.
come, and we will spend the surplus"
This seems to be the rare economic policy
of the champions of protection satirica.ly
90 called.
President Harrison is reported toAtf
replied recently to a spoiIsmcnger who
sought to hasten the appointment OF an
Internal Revenue Collector; "Taere Is ne
haste about thesei they will all be lesis
lated cut Of cfiice when Congsss meets.
A republican organ In Ohio, replying Il
The World, says; "first of the surplus
producing war taxes to go WILDE tobacco
tax"
| Why should tobacco and wiskey be OK
empt from taxation while SO per cent, O
the tariff taxes Is collected from neeeessa
riss Of the peoplel Why abolish take
which each consumer can abolish for him
self an be the better for ill How do tn
people relish the prospect Of free trade Il
vice, and luxariesf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
FRIDAY.
Poggy mornings


Foggy Mornings
Have you heard the election news.
Jack Aiphin was in tbs oity yesterday
celebrating his 6lst birthday. Judging
from the appearance Of things 40 should Eay
he jul y yonioyed IL.
RH Ramsden \ Co, Of Salem. on account
OF the dullness Of dTaysge bssiness In Salem
syidsntIy i. have moved 10 this city, and their
city express may now be seen on our streets.
People are gradually leaving the small towns
Tor Albany.
Rsy + n Ptickard IL in receipt of letter
from soath Dakota. telling II the terrible
destinations and suffsringa amoog the people
there, ~ result Of this seasons df0uth
Hundreds Of families have death. by starva-
ton OF freezing, staring them in the face,
anless speedy assistance is rendered them
from entside. The iadies OF the let Prosby
tsrisa church will send box TO the 80 sfFsT.
ers ia Miner Co. the latter part Of the week,
aud contributions Of good second hand cloth.
ing or bedding for the box will he thankfully
reoeivsd by the ladies' at the lecture room Of
the church on Tuesday aud Wednesday
forenoons. TIE Wells 4 FiCo have kindly
offered 70 transfer the boz free Of express
charges.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-11-15
HONE AND ABROAD
rnuRspAr.


ssott Bros, the tall lawyers, of yottlsnd,
are IN the city.
A nav and elegant line Of portiors just rs
ceivsd At Fortmillsr 4 frvine's. Worth
seeing.
Smoke ths celebrated Havana filled So
cigars, manufactured ut julius Toseph's ci
gar factory.
Get ticket for the Chicago Comedy Co. !,
to begin at the Opera Hoase nsxt Monday.
Spend week smusingly.
subseriptious for al the leading news.
papers and magazines received by r r Ken.
ton, near the PostofFics. All orders for
warded without delay.
Miss Laura Tate returned this noon frtm
visit Of several weeks 10 Portland.
Kingston IL the name II a new city to be
plated on the Oregon Pacific at lie junction
with the North santiam.
Lots VIII ch esuld have been bought for
SIS TO 500 six months ago on 0rsys harbtr
are now selling a. high As $4,000.
Mr. A l. Lamb has come to Albany 10 re
sids aud will have charge Of Mitchell *
Lewis Cos wagon and agricultural impl1-
mont house hefs.
A little soa Of JF Circles Of Pauline.
Crook county, arrived IN Albany day or
t,ro ago alone, aud will spend the winter 81
w A Coz ..
Mrs Bryson, OF Portland, Is in tho city
having come up 10 attend her grAnddaughts
the daughter Of DIR Aubrey, who il III witt
msmbransous Group.
We are requested TO say that tie report
that hes esiasd currency 10 the city that
nhitd AZ NJ r n Uancaa f,as fks dtchthnv;
10 not true. Phe child il affected .nIy BY
bad cold.
A couple Of men passed through town las
week, with the following paintsd on tbei
wagon cover !: mo grab and no money
Starved In Harvey valley. Spokane o
Bust r'--Grant Co. Rsics.
| Mrs Jack Miller. wife Of tho deesase,
fireman, who has been In attendance at th
Circuit Court here during the trial Of th
young men for wrecking the train. has al
traetsd attention on account u her diRniRe
appearance and fine locking countensuee.
II L Widosr, BUSINESS manager Of Da
Morris suilivan's Mirror OF Ireland an
Comedy Co. made business call ct this o
6ce this morning.. Dan will be hsra o
Monday and Tuesday, Nov 18th aud l0sf
See notices elsewhere.
The case OF the State against Bert Role WI
beiag argued this afternoon, bat had nc
gone 70 the jury stthe time Of going 10 pres
The Court rsIed oat tbs confession Of Hi
, thus giving the prisoner greater chance Il
his liberty.