The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-10

w ~ 'hNNAi1 AfAVNAFNAlAts
g Cp Brown, farmer, Scio.
WV Poland, farmer, shedd,
Smith Cox, farmer, Albany. a
Thos Morgan, farmer, Halsey.
CIV Richardson, farmer, Franklin Bt.
L L Sox, merchant, Albany.
Jacob Newman, farmer, Waterloo.
w II Garrett, farmer, Peoria.
q Titus, farmer, Scio.
co Gentry, farmer, Lebanon.
Il l. Knox, farmer, Albany.
John u Cummon, farmer, Santiam.
l. : Marsters, farmer, Santiam.
] Shea, farmer, Sweet Home.
John w Miller, farmer, Halsey.
Richard Burres, farmer, Syracuse.
j A Millard, farmer, Albany.
P0 Smith, merchant, Franklin Butte.
Il ID Meeker, farmer, Syracuse.
NJ Philpott, farmer, Harrisburg.
X Bone, liveryman, halsey.
ID ii Pierce, farmer, Harrisburg.
CRooK ouNrY.-Total taxable prop
erty, 81 EOS, $50. according to present
assessment. When compared with the
assessment Of last year IL shows decrease
of Sl67 ,Gt5 in the gross value of all prop
erty, and $l0l ,4l2 in the value OF taxable
property.
Las. year there were 222, 1877 sheep as
sessed IN the county, and this year only
l42 ,6lS, showing n loss of 7g,bl9. The
decrease OF cattle has been 6Si9; horses,
2l25; merchandise and implements, ,Sl2,-
544 : town lots, 1870; while there has
been an increase OF $40, ,6SS In the amount
Of money, notes and accounts.
The showers Of rain that have fallen
this week have been worth thousands OF
dollars to this county.
Geo Barnes, accompanied by his three
daughters and Miss Rova Dodson, will
start to Corvallis next Monday. The
young ladies are going there to attend
school.
The "McKanlass operate Minstrel
Troupe" consisting of eight fine music
ians, viii give entertainments Mt Glaze's
hall next Friday aud Saturday evenings.
Review.
LAwYERs.--J X Wyatt, aud o p Coshow
jr., have returned from Salem, where they
were admitted To the bar YESTERDAY, after
very creditsble examinations.
CoRvALLIs.-Sam Gocrtz an vile OF the
Delmonico restaurant OF Albany were
visiting in the city yesterday. the guests OF
a Schloeman's family.
The Board Of Trade meeting las, Thurs
day evening was very poorly attended.
Our cidzen1 evidently don't care TO throw
any life into such an organization They
seem to have the good Of our town al
heart and are willing to keep II there.
p r Greffoz. our popular jeweler, re-
turned yesterday from a tive inonth's visl:
k.ts, a.
scenes OF his boyhood. lie visited mostly
In Switzerland and France and noticed
many changes since he left there thirty
years ago. But ne IL glad to get back 10
the willamette valley and SAYS he found
no place during his absence he fel, like
alling hOmc.-Timcs.
THE HATcnEr DRoPrKD.-The follow
ing tom the Independence Wes, Side Is
very interesting item in the Evangelical
controversy, and shows a spiri. that should
be cmulaied generally: awe arc inform
ed Ly Rey. Shupp OF the Evangelical
church that an agreement has been made
between himself and those who are in
charge OF the church building In this city.
that hereafter he will preach here regular.
ly. The main points Of the proposition were
that the two congregations are to worship
together, that no controversy Is TO be in
dulgcd in and that each ma hold the same
opinions, and each support their chosen
pastor. Sabbath school and preaching
mex, Sunday"
OS THE o. P.-Undcr the present time
table for the Oregon Pacific, the regular
passenger train arrives from Yaquina at
City station, Albany, ut II :l3 q III, and
leaves City station at ~ 30 p m. The
ticket Office il now opposite the ). L. de-
pot. The way freight arrives at 3 As
D III and leaves at 40 III. The mixed
train for the east arrives at 10 As III
and leaves at As p III, and can be
boarded at the city station, opposite the
S. T.. depot at the time mentioned. The
way freight runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays from the Bay, and NJ on.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, towards
the Bay.
y CASH DEAL.-A very important deal
was made In Portland Wednesday, by
Nessrs Hugh Fields and Maurice Jaeger,
acting for the E w NJ Co. They purchas-
ed all the interest that the Albany Wooden
Mills company held in the E w VI Co OF
this place, paying $4,000 cash for the
same. This gives the entire control of the
company into the hands OF interested par
ties, all or nearly all Of them being
Brownsville men. II Il wise move upon
the part of The comPany.-Brownsville
Times.
The BoATs.-It will be but a short
time until the upper river boats will be
running. The Oregon Pacific has three
yessels-the Bentley, Hoag and Sisters.
The Union Pacific announces with great
assurance that they have four boats, but
what they are cannot be guessed, unless
it means that the two companies are CON
solidating. The Union Pacific really has
but one vessel fit for service, and that is
the Modoc.-Statesman.
MINING CLAIMS. - The following claims
have been filed recently
ia Smith, the 'LittIc Mary" a. Dist
| Santiam,
VIM Smiddy, Geo Smith, IL Amcs, ,"Oid
Rough and Ready" Sanlism Dist
Augustus Langworthy, Good Enough
| Calapooia Dist.
Augustus Meyer, Golden Harp" Gala.
pooia district.
| A RELATIVE OF DAsiEL BOONE. Mrs
MahsIa McCaiister, WIN died near Silyei
creek falls, Sept 76, was pioneer woman
of Oregon, having crossed the plains tC
Oregon in 1858, coming by OK team anS
first locating In Linn county. She cam
TO Marion county IN 1871. She was dis
tant relative Of Daniel Boone, of Kentucky
She was So years of age,-Statesman.
A NEW DECISION. Indians cannot hav
whisky under the law, even 70. medicine
, w H Mcbride, druggist Of Adams, U
mati!la county, sold liquor to Indians on
prescription. The United States distric
r attorney holds, that the law has been VIC
lated and Mr. Mcbride will, accordingly
pay visit to Judge Deadly. Perhaps
was Kansas case of giving prescription
, SOME SYow.-Snow Is reported to hay
fallen on the Cascades directly east
here last evening, and white coverin
was seen this morning. Here in the va
D ley the weather has been invigoratiT
), and pleasant though slightly raw.
a A BISHOP CoMISo.-3ishop r Dnbt
n of Chicago, will speak at the court hou
e on next Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th at u:
O'Clock. The public is cordially invited.
&c OBSTRUCTION IN MUsIc.--Those wisl
e ing instruction In piano, organ or ha
y mony, should call on Mrs II Hole