The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-08
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THURSDAY

Inc population Oh bin9 county under the
recent census will be about l4,200
The population OF Salt Lake City ia in
creased by the census otIico TO Al, ,02j against
20, 76S ten ysars ago.
Hops start 10 at about II cents In this
valley, but some growers think they will get
20 before tha ssason 10 over
The return game Of ball between the Rock
Creek and the Lyons slabs was PLAYED Sun
day at Lyons, tbs &c IRE sianding 10 10 81 ia
favor OF the Lyons.
John Doe was Ia the city to-day and, NJ
usual, Vas disordsrIy, insaIted people on
the street, and acted pnbecoming generally
The result was another inmate for the cali
boose.
Frof Loisette's memory system IL creating
greater interest than eyeI 10 all parts VI the
country, aud persons wishin2 ~ improve
their memory shoad send for his prospectus |
free, as ADVERTISED 10 agolber column.
Burr and Frank Power returned last even.
Ing from Till-mook cooDty, where they have |
been with the Albany surveying party for
several months. The orew are nov about
thirty.fye miles from TiIamook, and will be
about month longer on the tip.
| Miss Belle iodine returned last evening
from years trip east, stopping id Idaho for
several weeks She spent most Of her
time with her cousin, Mrs. M,j. Powell, II
| 1T Louis.
0ne Of the finest foundations ever built in
Albany IL ths new one inst completed for
the Baltimore block. II Is good enough Tor
q ten story brick. and sometime il ia possible
seven stories will be- added TO tho three that
will start It.
j 8 Autohells, tho rAilfoad contractor.
came Ia yesterday from the Sound aid left
last night ioI the scene a bis L. Gfande
EIein contract. which be UNDER tands tn b.
practically finished. iIs will return To
morrow and make bids for portion Of the
|. Union PAeitcs sou od exteatiou -=OreRoniau
Mr. Earl Racs. of the St Oh h,rles II 81. l.
making soine neat improvements HrBaui hir
, hotel, among Others removing tna old buill
. ipss, on tho site Of which hs wiii build tiBc
lawn tennis court. very popular and
healthy game this will bs great prisileg,
for his guests.
A match foot race bet veeB Cameron and
Wingard. took place At ths race tract yef'
terday Tor purse Of $3.50 cameTo1 1ur
ei ally by thres feet. fine tao will ran a
, WalIa WAlla for $1,000 ~ n ie~ wasks -
Baker City Reveille. Cameron is CetNslIis
, foot racer, who IL seems has become sninc
/, il was claimed. was for blood.
. TnEY ToUGHr "A cilcus man and
/, Jordan Valley man got into a fight II
! Baumgart's saloon. this forenoon. over i'm
i aginary evils, resulting In lively contest
The men were promptly arrested ard fine,
SIS apiece and cos's the Jordan Wallet
= man liquidated, while the circus maj
wen, TO the eallbSose.
a AcALAreoiA MAS.-Mr lode Moore. 0
Brownsville. vas In the city 10 -dav. II,
IL member of the Calapooia Mining
Company there and reports the trail pro
gressing rapidly towards the mircs. !
u report Of the directors shows these mines 4
y have some fine prospects. aud there Is NJ
: doub, they will be heard from ia an EN-
!, phaiIc manner.
THE BEsT YEr.-Mr HaIyorse1 arrive
from the Albany mines on the SantiaH
yesterday with the .inest specimens of or
o ever brought TO Albany. Their value
= Sin.piy marvellous. and the best Of II
!. there Il lots like 1t In the mines Som
b small specimens are solid with the meta
fully hall being gold. aud ,n the las &c
x pieces the pure stuff can be seen free !
/. all parts. Nothing ever produced fron
+ the richest mines ol the world can snspa-
n ihese specimens. There Is no question
II all that the Saniiam country Is full {
y this ore. and ~ soon ~ the new quar-
+ mill Is made and put IN the field. there vi
= be some practical denominations on TIA
J. subject. Some Of the specimens broug b
II down by Mr. HalvotSen may be seen .
Burkhsrt 4 keeneys.
FRGDAY,
The crippled street merehan, lsft ,hi. moo
Tor Salem.
Mr Gas. ffeiiIer went TO Salem to-day q
bu iness.
D. Hon. A w S. nAfd. Il BsownSville, is
.. the city.
&c A cathoiis Chsrch andSisters school is {
be located at Grants PAss.
Mr. Arch II ,mmer aud siie are hom.a froi
their trip To the mountains.
MrE L Montague aud family arc non
from . several weeks trip 90 the mountain
Mr. Hiram Thornt1n. with S E Youns
left o-day on trip TO .qaiua Bay aud 'h
Sound country.
Rev $ 4 Meminger ami wife and Mi
Mamie Johnston returned home to day tto
the Bay.
Mr. Omer Headticsoa AMI family lsfs I,
day for Findlcy Springs where they vi
rus,icats FIR several weeks.
Me- II Lsmpman. who has been traveliu
through l. .stern Oregon fsr the AivanC
thEesher, has been 10 the city.
~ Last evening circus rider fell from b
O horse dislocatins ono Of his fingers, which |
Ellis. who was present. attended To-.
X The residence of ] L Hin was robbed ye,
q terday during the absence Of the family, an
thrss revolvers aud some jswelry taksn.
The Harvey Valley Items of January
1890. arrived at Baker City, a few DAYS agc
marvellous feat of mail carrying.
DIR Ellis left this noon fcr. Newport. to b
gone two or three days. Mis- Ellis aud si
ter, Miss d, rtha. hav. been there some tim,
1T Several men are trying to work up a
= Anaeortas boom for Bay City, Tiliamook B,,
IN through the papers, but 0regonians are get
y ting their eye teeth cut.
10 Last evening the little son Of J w c. uaou
y OF Lebanon was lost. causing considersbl
10 anxiety until he was found before midnight
: standing ON the steps at the depot.
l. The merry-go-round, recently in thi cit,
!. is now at Raseburg, and the wem in with tn
/ shooting gallery, recently there Is approach
i ing Albany, aud so the worlds kaleido sCop
keeps moving.
i A j Wagner has leased the Chemeke,
|. hotel at Salem and Mr. Monroe will retire
n As usual at tine different of each new admin
istration il will be run now the way it ouA b
4 to be.
1t isa fact that may well be considered
that Astoria's census was taken when ,hs
tisbermen were all there, really residents o
the city for only two or thres moa.hs eael
4 year. Kun tux.
!. Rev Chas Mcdonald, of Harrisburg, vii
+ deliver lecture aI the Wet U hall mex
Sabbath evening, entitled eighteen Year
4 Experience a. n Railroad Engineer" H,
will also pr ach In the morning at the sam,
place. Everybody invited.
It's astonishing to a person uuacanainteC
! : with Aatthews 4 Washburn how they sci
I. such large number Of stoves aud ranges,
. !. but an inspection of their Immense stocl
: : soon convinces anyone that their store il In,
place to go when needing anything in theil
. line.
The Tacoma Ledger man must have beer
reading the Eugene papers. He says
: Portland seems bound to be more populous
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