The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-18

score 43 70 20 ia favor ot grucets. I
innings. Time, hours.
A Prosperous u. < l.. A.-As a great
many in Albany arc interested in Build
ing & Loan Associations. We give the fol-
owing report OF the Astoria association !:
During the year there WAS received $33,-
02O.06; disbursements: mortgage loans,
$50 ,jll.15. stock loans, $72J; expenses,
Si9j.lO; taxes, SS47.2 %; Withdrawals,
S3l2.SI; balance ia treasurer hands, 81, =
1894 total, $33, ,O20.O The assets rep
resent an aggregate ui 1879 -; uu-
earned interest, paid in advance, il SS3,
S33.5j, and the net gain Of the association
for the three wears oi It's existence, j.
$lb, ,1S2.7i. This shows a clear profit oi
5000 a year. The association holds
mortgages 10 'ac amount OF $ll4, 800.
During the year 1t made % loans; during
the three years, 5S; the highest number
of months intercs. paid in advance was
73; the lowest, %; average, 81. There
are 5G7 stockholders.
LI%N CouSrY PAfNr "A DEMocgAr
man 80 day has been shown some spect.
mems of the wotk With paint from the new
mines on the San,ian near Lebanon. IL
shows the equal OF anything yet imports I'd
here, and no doubt will create big de-
mand for the home product. The mine Il
on the farm OF & I Lccver. The firm
op Grating the mine has five years free
lease 10 consideration of the development
of the mines. The machinery Is ia opera.
ton and soon the paint will be placed
on the mafk-t,
Coal EvERYwHgRE.-Not only In Linn
county but from all over Oregon come re-
ports Of coal in abundance Some day that
will be our fuel at n very cheap price, The
Rosebnrg Review says: "Caro Bros. have
had coal expert at work on their proper.
~ on the east Umpqua. During the past
two weeks he has struck several croppirgl
and Monday discovered what appears TO bS
the main ledge. AT distance of only {
few feet II has developed a vein over tvsc
feet in width and constantly widening.
Il Of a superior quality of bitiuminous Goa
and vii mean a great deal for Douga
county II il is q ledge that can be worked.
y DIFFERENCE or OPINION All thos
who attended the circus here yesterda,
| afternoon and last night say that while {
Is small II is the best that has ever yisitet
this city, and last night it was attended, =
Columbian.
Three mules and SICK cow showed 4
| IS children in tent In the court hous
yard yesterday. The outfit gave that as
one performance" 1t calls itself TIA
"New York Circus" The proprieto
carries all his money in his car. Loo
out for him.--Astorian.
The game OF baseball on the Fourth n
suited in a victory for the picked nine
Albany over G q Hackleman's kids
Express.
That is the only mention made in I'll
Express Of base ball at THAT city on I'll
glorious 4th. Another game was ais
played. 1t seems to be their policy the
to "whoop it up" when victorious, an
keep quiet when defeated perhaps vei
good one. By the way the average AZ
OF the kids was as much as that OF u
"picked nine"
THE census report gives Albany po
ulation Of 6000. Only few years 81
the county seat was but a hamlet; to-di
she is thriving little city with eve
indication OF future growth equal to Il
past. Come on, neighbor, we will me
you at Tallman.
So says the Lebanon Express, and v
are much pleased to know the figures a
so big. Our Lebanon friends must
on the inside track with Kelley. He
we don't know anything about the resu
THE FIGURES published by J M HI
supervisor of the census, places the pop
lation of Walla Walla at 47o5. The Fl
ures are ridicalously low, and rec cou
should be demanded, Steps should
taken at once to this end, before the sch
dulles are sent in by the supervisor, al
some one should take hold of the matt
before ii Is too late. .--Walla Walla State
man.
The above is a sample of the way t
census has been lying about the cities
the northwest. Walla Wala has be
claiming about 5000 population, and
is rather humiliating to come down to le
than 5000.
HhTHE SANDERsoN IAN investi
tion Of the condition of the Sanders
. bridge reveals the fact that it has su
about three feet at one end and two Il
at the other, and hence ig not in a We
safe condition. 1t will probably cost t
or three thousand dollars to fix it. II
bridge has been an eye sore for years a
has cost about as much as the otI
bridges Of the county together.