The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-12

Al Solo laat evening the following we're
installed - officers OF the new lodge Of X Of
r: Joa Meyers, @; EC Hyde, G q;
Scott Nav, V.C, Nv DilIey, PreI; TT
Dagger, K Of r s; Ttos Munkera, # M IL
y; Shore, M at A; Frank Gill. % q, Mr.
Abbott. 10.
The hon thai matches tho chickens Ii the
mother Of the fowl, and not the one that lays
fhe egg, has boen the conclusion arrived af.
after noms good debating, by the sMmibers OF
the Utopian society, OF Harrisburg. aud 4
great rsiisi l. felt BY the public generally.
ADMINISTRATOR sALm---George Kceney,
administrator of the Warinoth estate
near Bfownsyille, sold 300 acres of land,
Of the estate, this afternoon at public
auction 10 II II Kirk for 5000.
FACE BunsED. D.--This afternoon, wllle
working over small alcohol lamp, Mr..
August Stark, Of viii Il Stark, met with
q serious accident. The wick being too
short came out, and the alcohol exploded
In his face, severely burning It, but for
tunatcly he closed his eyes at once and
they were not injured.
ANNUAL ELEcrIor.--At their regular
meeting last evening Rescue II. & L. Co.
elected the following officers:
]. n. Wyatt, President.
M. u. Phillips, Secretary.
q. II. Propsf, Financial seeretarw.
L. viereck, Treasurer.
Jas. McFeron, Foreman.
w. II. Read, lst Assistant Foreman.
g. II. Hart, End Assistant Foreman.
Van Wilson, Tillerman.
J.. X. Wyatt was nominated Ter chief
engineer, and w. r. Gillet, Of Linn En-
gInc Co. No. 2, for assistant Chief.
THE LYoss FianT. .--E u Pennington, o.
r. agent at Lyons, was brought 20 Al
bany last evening, committed to the jail
by Justice Lyons, under 500 bonds, e
keep the peace. Pennington and David
Iiastinge, the hotel keeper, had had d
| eight, In which the former came ont on
| top. Both were arrested and held tt
keep the peace. Hastings furnished
bonds at once; bat Pennington, claiming
| Ii was merely epitework, which eeyera
say he IL justified In claiming, refused d
| furnish bonds and was committed 10 th,
Linn county jail at this city. Findipi
that the commitment was properly mad
out Mr. Pennington promptly secured Tn
| required bonds and was released.
! TIE KiSpERdAnrEss.- large audienc
was present at the kindergarten enter
tainment at the opera house last even
ing. The pupils of Misses Wheeler an
Crawford displayed skill In their differ
J ent exercises that was very pleasing, an
al the same time showed an excellen
drilling. About twenty-five participate
, In presenting kindergarten games, rec
! lations, flower operetta and man
1 saafs a.
! given Ia costumes, the children rangin
= In age from four to eight or nine. iookin
very cuts In the peculiar inakeups OF Vi
characters In thoae famous melodies thi
are always ringing In the ears Of old /
! well as young people. Jack and Gil
Z Simple Simon, Bopeep, the Bun Man, j
: Foster, Miss Mnlfet, the Milk Maid, Jat
9 Horner. Ding Dong Bell, the Queen
r Hearts. etc. Who Doesn't relnemb
: them? "Sing q Song o. sixpenee," Al
: an address oi thanks. by Mother Goo
. closed the very entertaining affair.
g old lady said Il was worth dollar, ~
was the best show Albany had had for
long time.
o PAnr FfasT: Grand march. Go
% Evening song. Address Of welcome :
u class Of boys. Dance. e.-''C Come, Take
: Little Partner" Recitation. Two X
!, tens. Maggie Cowan. Chorus. SIS Wa
d says the sunehine." Flower operetta.
& PAIR SECOND. "ewing, Cradle Swing
q Recitation. Merle Davis, Arthur y
n AiIster and Lloyd Duncan. Chorus,
" Whats This.s Recitation.-"Two I
tie Girls."-0da Haight. kindergarI
= Cameo. 'Johnny's Trade" and slit
= Birds.n Building song.-.Third Gift
.. PARr srniap: Melodies from Moti
~ Goose Procession. Little Boy Blue .
y Mother Goose. Song, Ding Dong Bs
Simple Simon and the Pieman. Lit
70 Bopeep. Little Robin Redbreast. ia
e, be Nifnble. The shearer and Deaf v
" man. Tho Ghost Of Solomon Gruns
2. Bessie Brooks. The Queen OF Hear
y Doctor Foster. The Old Woman. Lit
ht Nancy Etticote. The Mix Maid. I
"a Bun Man. Little Miss Muifet. Lit
Jack Horner. Bessie Brooks. Mar'
4 Sing Song 81 sixpence.