The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-04

OvKR CouNry Roam. Along the up.
per Santiam on unsurveyed government
lands, are not less than 800 actunl bona
fide settlers who have been located ther,
some OF them Tor years. To. assist these
J mem this county located and constructed
what Ii known ae the Mlnto trail and
wagon road up the Santinm into Eastern
Oregon and have since been at conaidera'
BILE expense In keeping Il open for travel,
The Oregon Pacific railroad company
without a shadow Of authority located
their line of road over the road and trail
so located and worked by this county and
rendered the same impossible either fof
wagon or pack trains, the citizens have
time and again protested against this act
Of usurpation by the railroad company.
Their protest has been ignored both by
the railroad and the county officials
whose plain duty Il IL TO look after the
roads OF the county. y.-Correspondent Sa-
lem Journal.
Then the correspondent says II was
permitted by Republican officials, and
though he and everybody else up there
are Republicans they viii vote for Demo.
Gratis II necessary IN order TO get this great
wrong rlghted. A war is promised. The
subject is an interesting one.
A SURPRISE REcErTloN. Monday
after the regular services Of the Prcsby-
terry at the u, T. Church surprise re-
ception was rendered DR. Black, OF Salem,
at the church, in honor Of his 10th birth
day. Il was very pleasant affair, char
acteriSed by a remarkable good will and
replete with rcminiscent stories. Besides
the intellectual and social repast a lunch
OF ice cream and cake was served. Rev
Irvine, on behalf OF those present, pre-
sented the reverend gentleman with 4
handsome chain. DIR Black responded
with much feeling, rs well as with vein
of humor that is a pleasing feature Of the
Doctors makeup. Remarks were also
made hy the Doctors former students in
years past, nr Irvine, Rev Hays,of Watts
burg, Revs Wilson and Acheson, OF this
county, and others. II is not often that
teacher meets four OF his old students
after many years three thousand miles
from the seat OF learning. DIR Black Is the
father-in-law Of Salcin's well known
banker,W Wallace, and with his aged
wife, is spending the declining years of
his life at his suburban home.
A BooNNa AD.-The following, pub
lished In the Jefferson Review, though
an ad., contains SO much good-natured
boom for Albany. and withal is SO read
able. that we give it one insertion for
nothing:
''For sale, one block in Albany, Ore
gon, situated Mt the junction Of the $ Z
and o railroads. All the trains going
south on the $ T. come 10 full stop ON
the property. Room for side-track be-
tween L and street. Can ship without
change of ears 10 any state in the Union
or Mexico. Ten outlets TO the sea
faquina Bay and Astoria. Best location
in the city for any public business,
wholesale or retail, for brewery or wine
cellar for hotel or Union depot. Also
block No 40. in the city Of Albany, under
fence seventeen years no buildings ON
place; two blocks from best water power
in the state; Albany and Lebanon canal,
with natural fall OF s 10 - feet per mile. |
win sell half or all OF block TO suit. |
First time ever put on the market. For
particulars address John Quinlan, Jeffer-
son, Oregon, or Peter Riley, Albany, Or. ,
VINO Is SurERISrESDKSr.-M L. w.
IIadley, OF Chicago has been appointed
superintendent and assistant manager Of
the Oregon Pacific. Mr.. W. III. Petit
bone, who was announced as appointed,
WILL we understand, return Fast. For
reasons that are private the matter was
disposed OF in this way. Mr.. Hadlcy is
a man Of experience, and his family, con-
sisting Of a wife and four children, are
already at Coryallie.
RoBBKKY AT EUoKxE.--on Tuesday
store at Eugene experienced a peculiar
robbery. Three tramps effected an en-.
trance, and, picking oct three good suits
of clothes, put them on, and left their old
ones, taking only a few things besides the
suits. The old clothes told tbs story in the
morning. Any one seeing three iramps /
with three new suits will please report TO |
Marshal Day at Eugene.
SEQ BASK.-The following are the
newly-elected directors OF the s,;io bank
VIM Cyrus, + Coins, w Gaines, 7 o |
Smith and III Bryant. VIM Cyrus was
elected President and Jeif Myers Vice
President. These are solid men and will
do fine business in the growing town OF
Scio. They contemplate erecting n brick
building in which to carry ON their busi-
ness.
From ALL ARouSD.-Quite number
will be in from Lebanon and vicinity TO
hear the famous Levy concert. Any one
with taste for music at all viii have a
desire 10 hear the greatest cornet player
in the world, no one even claiming 10 di-
vide the honor with him. But his play
ing is not all OF the concert. His troup,
though small, Is composed Of musicians
Of rare genius,
YAQUNA by the sea is on a boom.
Property is selling rapidly and it bids fair
to Become the leading seaport on the
coast OF Oregon. Portland Real Estate
Conveyor.
Now how does Astoria like that. The
statement in reference to Yaquina going
ahead is correct. II has bright pros
pect, and within year or two there will
be furry there that viii astonish some
Of the booming cities Of the Northwest.
TIE following is from an Alabama
paper and warranted TO be genuine:
married, at Flintstone, by Rev Samuel
Windstone, Ephraim Grindstone TO Emf
line Sandstone, both OF Limestone"
May their lives be less stony than the
various names associated with their mar
riage would inl.sa.e apossibility Of their
being.
Az ExAooERAToR.--At time when
the total real estate sales in Marion
county were $305,14s, as given by the
Salem Abstract Co, the Salem Statesman
was claiming they were nearly 5000, 900,
There is nothing made by trying 10 de-
ceiye the public that way
SALMON FIsHEG.-The open season for
salmon began Monday night at midnight.
The price Of salmon will possibly be
81 25, which is more than consumers can
pay, and with the number Of fishermen
in the field it Is as little as the men can
afford 10 fish for. How will ii be settled? :?
Hrs FRsr r. r RIDER Grier, Of
AIsea, came TO Corvallis on Tuesday last