The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-24

I'll On THR QUARREL. The Albany stree
railway isa grand thing. Just when 4
was most needed, couple Of inches d
snow stopped al iravel.- Eugene Register
Just watt until Eugene City gels her street
railway nd freeze comes on.
The clerk 81 Union county sold % iIcen.
ses 20 wed during 1850, while his less for.
tunate brother clerk OF Grant sold only
; 5S.-Ex. In Union there Is strength, you
, see.
III Can Il b. possible hat much Of the pres
ent sickness Is caused by lack Of adequate
sewerage IL the city This matter might
/ well engage the attention OF tho commit
tee on health and police. Oregon City
ESprese. A new name for Ia Grippe.
Atihe rate OF 100 day new people are
coming to Seattle How long will Il be
before ihls city has population OF loo,oooi
journal. Why, Il II has $4,000 people
now Il would take fraction over two
years,not making any allowances for any
OF the 100 sliding out Of The city.
The grippe has wrapped It's tickling ten.
taeles around the youth and beauty OF The
Transcript Office. Tonight the Salvation
Army will offer up thanks because the
devil has got it-.-Astorla Transcript.
There would he more for thankfniness II
the editor so, l..
TnE coMmrrEEs.--Thc dedication C.
the new MasonIcliemple, 10 take place IN
February siat, promIses TO be ono OF the
isest events OF the season. The follow
Ing are The committees appointed TO man
age the same;
On Reception--D T. Maton, Miss VesiG
Mason, Mr. aud Ms + Miller, Mr. and
Mrs J l. cowan. Mr. aud Mrs ID G Shell,
Miss Tina Monteith, + u cnsiek, w +
Crosby. Mr. and Mrs l. G Marshall, Miss
Belle Sendsrs, Mr. and Mira + NJ RrdAeid,
Mr and Mrs l. Senders, Ne and Ma Webs.
ter. Mr. and Mrs ID Froman, Mr. and Mrs
NJ Payne. Mr. and Mrs ID v S Reid, and
Mr. and Mrs G + Simpson.
| On musie-E X Prichard, chaa Barfowa
w Fortmiler, Mrs g Z ChamberlIn, and
Mrs 4 w I.angdon.
On decoration and Mrs ID @ Shell,
Mr. and Mrs w II Garrett, Mr. and Mrs D
+ rahlcr, Mr. and MrsT l. Wallace. Mr.
and Mrs s Train. Mr. and Mrs 4 La
| Forest, Mr. aud Mrs W u Barr and Mr ard
Mrs lIawkins.
On fnanee-J /. Cowan, ID p Mason, w
Ralston, j w cusiek. l. Senders, Goo w
Smith, 4 Allen, DIR u NJ Jones. Hoo
Wsaiherfo-d and II Bryant.
| On prngram-Geo chamberlln, G L
Wolverton, w K Bilyeu, . w Maston. g
| Humphrey.
On invitation and printing I'D r Mason,
| ] z Whitney. r ! Miller.
On refreshments-+T 1. Wallace, D Fro
man, l. q MarAhaIl, w II Garrett,
| On tFansportation-G Il Simpson, I. w
Deyoe, Jason Wheeler, J K Abbey.
| A FINE ESrKRTAiSMESr.- Miss Jessie
Coulhoul. the eioculIonist. gave an enter.
tainment At The Opera iiouss laat Friday
to good audience, under the auspices Of
the Y. NJ. G. A. Her recIlatIons were re-
celved With delight. Miss couihoai is
probably The most talented reeitatlonisi
ever In the city. Her voice Il rounded. her |
gestures perfect, her presence pleasing and
her expression lnImI,able. She made |
new thing cut OF Darius Green and his |
Flying Machine, astonishing the audience,
and whether In the pathetic or In comedy |
was master of the situation. intcrspri sed |
through the program was quartet BY
Messrs Hart. FortmIilrr, Aubrey and lee.
a nicely rendered vocal solo By Mlse Rose |
frumbull. a vocal duel, heard with pleasure |
uFv, by Mrs 20 Ice and Mr e. II Hart, 4 /
piano solo BY Miss Mildred Barmester,
showing 4 nice touch. piano solo By Prof /
Z 9 Lonllard. enthusiastically encored, and |
one Of Mr q II IIavs's popular vocal solos
with guitar accofnnauimcnt
A FASStSe MIL MAS.-Last summer
party Of men were engaged In canvass
Ing this county for the sale of tanning
mills under the charge Of II v Fuller.
Among the party was young man named
z Il Gcrald,who cheated the company lie
was working for out Of about s474 In Lane
county. lie withdrew from the employ
of the company and went north aud all /
trace OF him was lost before his crime was
discovered. Deputy U S Marshal w W
Cochran heard he was In Seattle and i
went up there and caught him. He was
then driving delivery wagon. lie was /
brought back to this city last Friday even. /
Ing and Monday was bound over 10 await |
the action OF the grand jury with bail Fixed |
at $3.50. which he was unable 10 furnish
Eugene Register.
EVEN ~ AsroRM.-An Astoria Celes.
tial one day las. week took shot at q boy
who thought II excellent fun TO chuck Ice
balls at him. He was arrested and taken
before Justice May. The evidence In the
case showed that crowd of boys had brok-
en- number OF windows In the pagans
wash house and not satisfied with that had
pelted him numerically with snow balls.
A lady suggested as remedy that he FIRE
shot at the boys andhe adopted the sug.
gestion. II was not proven that the Chi
nee Intended to Kill any Of his tormentors
and as the court thought his provocation
was great he allowed him 10 20. II has
been several years since Albany has had
snow ball case. We are becoming ciyiliz-
| ed.
New Locxs.-Every few days some
change that makes II conform to the
Southern Pacific Is made along the line o !,
Of the o & c railroad. The last one occur
ed Wednesday, being general change OF
witch locks. The old ones were of the
o & pattern but the new ones conform
to the style In vogue over the entire
SoniSern Pacific system. This matter OF
Jocks, Il viii be remembered played an I'm
portant part IN tae train wreckers trial. al
his cit
| QufET TIMEs.--With the telegraph
wires down and the trains blockaded South
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