The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-15

Il Families Not alfeady supplied should
lose nO time itl procuring ii bottle u
Chamberlain's Cholie. Cholera AMI
Diarrhoca Remedy. IL Is the only
remedy that .ean ALWAYS be depended
upon for bowel complaint In all its
! forms 25 and 80 ceiit bottles for sale
by NJ. 4. Miller.
On last Tuesday evening, quite 4
4 number of friends and relatives mel
4 at the residence OF 4. Dodge, Ia tlis
city,on the occasion of Miss Nettie's Isili
! birthday. The usual mirth at sucl
gatherings was heightened by lively
games, aud was terminated by an old
fashioned "caudy-pull." About or Z
n'clock the party dispersed, feeling
4 higly gratified with the nights enter
t'tinment and pleasure.
The readers attention iscalled to the
announcement Of the Santiam Aead.
! eny IN another place. Tie Academy
has always been fortunate In having
none but the best teachers. The board
of teachers are to be congratulated fol
this last happy choice of Instructors
With r.. n. Wright as principal of ,oul
public school and ID, Torhct presiding
over the Academy, Lebanon Il placed
IN the van in point of educational
facilities.
The One-Price Cash Store has he.
come oneof the features of Lebanon
! As everything is new and fresh, and the
prices are so much below that charged
lin eredit-giving establishments, lseo-
pie who desire TO buy their goods
for cash naturally go TO the corner,
I where they do not have to make up Go
the storekeeper for the non-payins Gus
toners who, when they can do so, buy
on credit, and who are constitutionally
opposed TO paying for anything. Get
prices at the One-Price Cash Store aad
If there Is any reason in you that is the
place where you will purchase your
supplies.
J. w. Bishop, residing ten miles eas.
of Lebanon on Hamilton creek,
brought TO this Office some fine coal
groupings. Experienced eosl miners
haye examined the ground and the
out-eroppings and pronounce 1t the
most promising Of anything they
have seen in this part of the state
One gentleman told Mr.. Bishop that
he thought rich vein of coal could be
struck at depth of fifty feet. What
we need, and must have, If Oregon
ever takes rank as mineral State, l.
men to develop our resources. Mr..
Bishop offers TO give one-half interest
10 any man who will develop the mine.
Mr.. Isaac Banta, who provoked the
shooting attfay in Lebanon on the 5th
instant and attempted to escape Ia
/ California. was arrested at Rosehurp
and brought back to Lebanon on Tues
day and given trial before Justice
Wallace. J. J. Whitney, s. NJ. Garland
and +. NJ. Miller appeared for the de-
Tense and w. r. BilyeU on behalf Of the
state. After hearing the evidence and
The arguments and
Wallace bound the defendant over i'm n
bond of $500 to appear before the next
grand jury. Failing TO give bail, tile
defendant was lodged in the county
jail.
We are told that arrangements have
been perfected between the citizens OF
Lebanon end the Santiam Paint co.
I that will secure TO our town another
tenterprise-that of a paint factory.
This company cnnfemplates manufac-
turing $50 barrels of paint per day A
I eooperage for the manufacture Of bar
rels will also be established here, i'm the
event that we get the paint factory.
The enterprise will necessarily require
the labor of several men and teams,
! and is OF sufficient magnitude To COM
mand general attention. Lebanon Is
to be congratulated for having men of
public spirit and enterprise.
Messrs. w. +. Read. c. Z. Brownell
and w. III. Bingham returned recently
from trip to the mines of the Albany
Mining 4 Milling Company in the
I QuartZville district on the Santiam
They Went up 10 arrange for putting
I in the machinery to work the mines
{ The engine, boiler and one Of the rock
crushers Is already on the ground.
The machinery will be i'm place as soon
I rs possible. The ore taken out bv the.
men now AT work Is the richest ever
/ found in that district. and is free gold
! bearing quartz of a semi-decompnsed
/ type. The company expect that it will
I prove veritable bonanza, which will
prove big thing for Albany Herald.
Machinery made and repaired at the
Lebanon machine shop We have
nothiEg but the best machinery. it Il
managed by practical nachinists and
consequently we can repair steam en-
gines, boilers, saw mills, grist mills
windmills, quartz mills, planning mills,
chop mills, mud mills, rock mills cof-
fee mills, shingle mills, bark mills
and paint mills. In short we can
make or repair anything that has
wheels and wears betting We also
keep on hand lace leather, rubber
packing. heRp packing and brass
goods. You can take them a skeleton
OF an engine, thresher or any kind of
machine and they will put it in run
ming order on short notice.
DoBKISs & OSBORNE.
Oregon is fast coming into prcmi-
nence as mineral State The Cascade
range is lined and soldered with the
precious metals. New and rich dis
coveries are being made every week,
and the occurrence has become so COM
mon as to excite but little comment.
Within the last fortnight discoveries
have been made in the Bohemia mines,
in the Calapooia mines, and especially
in the Santana district, that rival even
the widest dreams of the miners of 40.
Ore has been found i'm the Bohemia
district that yields thousands of dollars
to the ton Perhaps the richest dis
covery made in the history of mining
III this country was that made by the
Albany company on the Santiam.
Ore from this mine assays as high as
S26, 600 to the ton. This company is
putting in machinery as fast as man
ufactured, and will soon be working at
a profit. Soon we shall have several
bustling mining camps near home.
Yes, it was pretty warm Wednesday.
That you need not take our word for
II we VIII proceed with the evidence.
Ne have quite collection of mineral
bearing rock i'm our west window.
Coming down at ! o'clock we noticed
traces of lead on the floor, and this was
the first intimation we had that the
weather was growing warm. We
dropped the curtain, thinking that we
could thus keep our specimens intact,
but in this we We're disappointed. A
few silver oalls began to exude from
our silver ore at 2:30; the copper ore
wilted at p. NJ, Notwithstanding the
street sprinkler was kept going. At
3:10 our favorite gold-bearing quartz