The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-25
FRIDAY.


EG Bsardsley, Of Portland, is in the city
ON huslne >.
s73 votes were cast at tho feeens election
in Walla WAlia.
Rev j N Price, nov at the insane a. Wan.
is reported to be slowly recovering.
Yesterday, at Salem. the real estate men
beA. the druggists 81 to ! in tesca iuBiog.
d 7 Stanley. recently president If this
Monmouth State Normal Sehuoi, has loo4tl
At Berkeley. Cal.
Matinee to-mofrow afternoon. Prices
only 10, 20 aud 30 cents. There shonld 10 .
| largo house.
| Grand Cha nceIlor o II fiyine. oi iho X
Of 2, has been in Astoria Installing tbe bss
officers Of the lodge there.
| Arrangements are being made for the lay.
| log Of the corner atone ol the NJ y Charch on
Tuesday ev. aing. July 22nd, at 6:30 p. IN,
TO which further notice ~iil be given.
Geo Humphrey. Earl Race, G w Sasrs, /.
e Marshall aud Others LETT this morning hy
way Of the o r for Blowout lake, 90 the
North SantiAm. whore they wal Gsn the
festive mountain ttGas.
The Tiger tender team Of Salem has con
scnted IN run the Albany team IN that city /;
but the boys refuse To Ga there. They AAy
they will run ans team 10 Oregon for siCO, II
all memhrrs are under Axteen years ot age.
Geo Wilcox. our artisi has fprned co-
paftnr' ihip with MIR uDderwo d. II Albany,
aud ALL ~ the fatnTe carry GA Lnsiausa AZ
both piaees. Labannu Ex, resz. They ~!
oeenpy the 6Teebwaod gallery, " hie Mr.
Greenwood Sil 20 u l!akcr City Ia csts.
An Asto. ia paper says a ,.ya,etions .igi
neer ACCOMPANIES w u Bsrr, ia thr suiyt.
Il the Albany ~ d. s,d that it.,rr il .iu,;.i,
J figure hssd, The myttprseus - an br,ne 81
the bead Il the aif4is. fn.s % a H,At--l4ss
! Joke on an e&trnsi1s scale.
Licenses WEIR issusd e lay by the county
clerk t. & u Montague AID Mtrn Eli
Miller. tao II Isshauoa's most p,tuiAi
yeung ps opl o aud Jehu W u lgnt and Mics
Fila SNaiu. .uf tho For&s At the Sautisu Wa
are infor.ncd the latter COUPLE we1e mari Il
ba, could not lesrL parueulsFs
The usnal r. l,.i"u- surviees viii b. con
dueted y. the first Psptist ei.nfoh on neal
sabbath. JulY - Il, prc-rhi.. ~ / :. q och
by pastor. l. ] umbail, SUNDAY Ssiss o
Immediately folio ins at L. . c;,,tk. NsHt-
yard L,h rrr4 u-stins. 10 y 4h.c5 .. ysuir
psvplt ate ln,ifer', at 6 30 PfsScl.ina aesit
by pastor a. ! -. 4 cordial iayita.,on ca
tended Ia al.
The Oregon i..nd Company. oE Sa efr.
Oregon. has incorporated a ,yttem II eat
tang up large trsc's Il laua aud teiiing then
out 10 ten acre tfaets. Tor fruit raising and
gardening. The plan il clades certain i'm
proscnentA in tha way ot Eeil graded streets
shade trees and cottages, tha' ,u.ur. At ouc.
attractive ard beautiful surroundings. whIl,
! especial provision is made fbr lnaTk.i
Tor the fruit. The 0tsgon Land Com
paby has Offices in fostlaed. Sal, IN nd
Albany.
Capt Symonds has made the foioN 'tlg re-
; port TO the government IN reference 10 va
quina Bay: This plan Of improvement
provides for dixie on the south SIDE OF iht
: ent' ance 30 as To cause the south channel 3,
. shoal up and the how 70 be detected north
with the view 10 opening aId maintaining
channel with seventeen feet at high water
Since 1881, when the plan was started, $3.50.
600 has been appropriated aud all but SS0t
has been expeaded. The results attai,t ID
have been very satisfactory. 1t is estimated
that it will require $500. 600 to complete the
plans projected that Sl25, 900 ofthAt amount
can be proiitably expended dutiag the nexr
year."
The Western Union Office, 10 New Yorl
City. the biggest in the U. s., was burned
out this morning, causing great inconyen
fence TO general business, and paral, zin.
telegraphio business in that city for shor
time. Over 500 operatives are employed
there. The fire caused great excitement.
not GU account OF its extent. but because oi
the Importance OF the property destroyed
Most OF the building even was saved, bnt tn,
! immense switch boards aud many instru
! ments were ruined. The associated press
took quarters il Jersey City. General tele
graphic business u N Y will be delayed.
. A Low RIvER.-The VIM NJ Hoag wen
down the river from Corvallis this morn
ing, raising the dust on the bar at thii
! city. II was in hurry to get to Port
land before prohibition was enacted a
: one OF the bars, and only stopped to lie
off several Celestials with their Saratog;
, trunks. No more O 7 boats will prob
ably run for awhile.