The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-28
HOME AND ABROAD
THURSDAY.

,rty rods from the mouth Of Dry Gulch, 10
he Santism district. Date Of location, Oct j
9Th. Filed Nov 18th
In 1870 the engineers on tho o & CIR o
vere Jack Miller, Johnny MoFaddsn and
'hil Corkhn. The two former have been 4
'illed Ia wrecks, while at their pos 9. The
after IL still running and il 10 to BE- hoped g
loes not meet with the fato Of his tnpan-
onn.
The Statesman learns that gentlemon are
low enroute 10 Salem from Iowa, whcge
purpose ID Is 10 establish democratic news.
paper 10 Salem. II - not stated whether
their publication will be daily or weekly,
but the inference ia given that IL will be a
bright evening daily. Statesman.
Frank Guthrie Is now acting as conductor
On tho overland train, IN place of Shannon
Consor who was injured IN the wreck.
Wick iiuif 10 taking Guthfie's place on the
Rosebnrg express.
Baptist 5 y ISsrirUrg.-The Baptist
Sunday school workers In session ut the
Baptist Church are having an interesting
and profitable meeting. Though the at
tendance from abroad Is not large. several |
OF the pastors and workers are syailing /
themselves Of this opportunity to get new |
ideas In regard TO Sunday school work. |
Rev q Wheeler, the conductor, Is live !
man, overlooking with enthusiasm, and |
few people can hear him without catching
some Of his spirit. a treat IL IN store for
those who attend tonight, when Mr
Wheeler will give his popular lecture,"Mv
Sundays In Europe Admission free.
A LAW Sun. The suit OF Geo II
keeney against Frank y Wood for the
ejectment Of The defendant from twenty
acres OF land lying just north Of Thornton
Lake. was tried yesterday a. Corr allis,and
Is reported one Of the hottest contested
suits ever sied there, considerable feeling
being worked up over it. g T. Wolverton
and X Bryson appeared for the plaintiff,
and Judge Whitney, Judge kelaay and
Judge McFadden for the defendant. II
seems that both parties hsyc deeds which
they claim cover twenty acres lying or
Thornton Lake, and the defendant having
possession suit was brought 20 eject him.
Tne jury disagreed. standing six TO ak
A MARROW EscAPE.--l.ast evening Ed.
ward Ford, the always good na,ured and
popular engineer on the Yaqu,na pa.sen
ger, met with an accident which came
very near proving a tfair wreck to him.
After leaving lis engine at the round
house at Yaquina City, lac took box of
purebases made Mt Albany, placed 1t IN
his right shoulder. and stated down the
adjoining track, thinking the switch Was
closed. Instead It was open and switch
engine with one or two cars backing up
struck the box on his shoulder 4 severe
blow, knocking IL agains. his head and
Mr. Ford onto the ground. fortunately just
H. IL II.
pierced his hea,. az the ear. tearing deep
cash into his cheek and severiBg the low
or part of the ear. tie was taken home
and Dfs Bushnell a3d Davis called. They
patched up hi. head AID he will be able to
be at work again in few weeks. During
his confinement to his home Jack Simpson
will run the e.sinc.
FRIDAY.
Rainamber tho frsmen. dszos Thanks
giving evening.
VIM Max has accepted position with
} Jos Webbor. Billy ia good barber.
IL ia sA;d that I. eost Mayor Grant 81
.3s. a5 to be reelected mayor oi New York
The nooa train arrived from Portland 20
day on tire, the frst time since the wreck
The Sc ChafIea has iast received neV
and elegant hotel bus. 4 credit TO the ho.e
and city.
Iibera;i will give concert a. Astoria to
morrow evening. Hs stems To be making i
, u business.
John Joner. Of the Saniiam, left with 5
Steele to-day % potatoes weighing g.
pounds. or bathel.
Barker & Co. "a big pnilnlalPbia fru, ,hav,
, just failed. going ior "a ~ the pAa;c. Amos.
their ssse.s are some o. J.. boBds.
A careful computation made saoss tha
tho attendance rt all ni :ha Sabbath school
OF Albany is ab, =: GOO every Sabbath.
= The work sf idening the Marrow Gaug
:, has preceded rs .ar as the Oregon Pacific. a
n which point the mur are working 10 day.
0 Ssleu, se,s n night mail. nor 90 any a
the towns south OF Portland. The States
trAn objects to the pl,a ard calls it terri
il bic state Of affairs.
i Among those helping 10 make clothes fc
;, . dolls bazaar TO be given ia a few weeks i
& Albany is a lady 81 years OF Ase. The pic
c turc ID pretty one.
o Phil MstchAu, State Treasurcr elect, hs
y \ wifi, and ton children. They hsd made Ar
I rangemcRts 90 20 20 Salem On the wreck c
II TRAIN, but missed Il.
% The women in the NJ r Church yesterda
"carrisd the day" all over the Coast by b.
msjoritiss, indicating that women arc AEle ,
, be ley delegates. certsinly they are.
With nine eoun,ie. Of tho ssate yet 70 hes
l. from, the total taxable pYopoFty of Ihe state
= as returnea by the assessors this year, is si
u million dollars greater than vas the tot:
u assessment OF tho entire thirty-on counti'
last year.
: After many years Of active business
:. this city I 4 CAuihorn has decided 10 clos
out his general merchandise business and rC
q tire on account Of his failing health, says tt
7 Corvallis Gazette.
al A Presbvterisn church was organized
- Mehama. Last Monday evening. De Thong
son, Of Corvallis, aud Rev + r Pfichard,
this city. and Rev A Mareellus, OF Lebanon
wero present aud assisted in the organic
tion.
The s p Co do not intend to be blockade
this winter like they were last. They VI
+' ready have Q snow-plow on the Siskiyou
p bus it Is not probable that they will hay
occasion to use iS much this winter. Gran;
Pass Courier.
O Late estimates place the Washington no
G crop at 3S.c00 hsles, 5000 still unsold; Ore
gon 20, 900, 5000 still unsold. Money fC
n the hop cr,p has largely gone 10 the Ess
a again from Washington. Ia Oregon tn
q bulk of it is left in the state.
k Adam Bsshor. a sewing machine agent au
Q former resident of Linn county. was held u
Y by two men while crossing the Haydo
Q bridge over the Mckenzie. on Wednesda
Q night. They secured SIS in money. Il
Q had previously succeeded in secreting quit
], sum Of money in his shoes. .suspecting son
|. men werc after him.
!; SOME MONEY LosT.-Last evening Will
!, |. collecting some freight bills ]. f. Hail, i
z some manner, lost $l5, in two bills, jus
y where or how he does not know. An
merchant or other person having foun
them would confer great favor by II
storing the money to the loser.
s A FRUIT ORcHARD.-Mr. Hi. Klum, G
Waterloo, was in the city today. Nj
Klum moved to that city and is now en-
gagged in setting out 5000 fruit trees 70
i Weatherford & Kay, of this city an
3 Salem, who will soon have one OF tn
I finest fruit orchards in the valley. l
/. win consist of variety of trees, bu
/ mostl prunes.
: WHAT FoR.-Mr Thayer, the son of tn
president OF large Eastern railroad AN