The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-27

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READY ToR BUSINESS - The Oregon
Metallic Paint company was yesterday
formed and articles OF incorporation were
drawn up aud iled in the secretary OF
states otiiee. The incorpora,iorS of this
company arc ID ID Dayton, Adam Missler,
w Levi, NJ, and Edward & lierrcn. The
capital stock has been placed at S2,Soo
and divided into twenty shares, the 'pyin q.
cipal office being established at Lebanon,
Linn county, which Is only about seven
miles southwest of the mine The husi
ness of this corporation l. to rurchasc,oWp
lease and sell mineral lands aud to- 'Eipr,
manufacture, and soil. MINERAL AMI other
paints. \ meeting f the company vas
held ~ ti.c afternoon ia tots civ and - -
DAYTON was cho>ca prv .i,l,ut ard super
in,endru,, Eat. G. llrtrcu, secretary and
urea urcr, AVID the directors are " lter-
rrn, A Missirr. " d DAYTON IN. nils
and cngiuc have alvtod. heen purchas, q
and s,dpre,l To- lhr place ~here u,, manu.
tsci",v wiz hc conduS,'d ard tu ~, ,,rpw
the, viii hcgin Ia place It H,lp pr~tli.n, SO
~ To start the ma,hiprr, 10 grim "a opt
fat, t>t Mr. DaNton h,> hat l,ss ,V.
~ rt,"cr w the msrutaytu-c 80 t,tid in
The state OF Ohid aud claims tha' ,,c mine
near Lebanon /, ilr Su'tuir E ANYTHING
he has ever seen td "NuckNv" state, \
cooper shop viii hc erected uu thc ground
near mill a d all III. barrels, Kegs, etc fos
the Institution will 6c ntnuficturtd there,
and an experienced eonTer from the cast
having been engaged To carry oI tGc bus
iness.-Statesman
THE FoURTH AT LEBANON. Our good
neighbors OF Lebanon are making extern
sive preparations to have celebration
commensurate with the advancement.
and progress OF the times. They make
no failures. The Fourth at that place
F, will be success. This isa inrpgone
conclusion. Neighbors from the north,
from the south, from the east. from the
west, Dan TO Beersheba, so 10 speak. viii
attend TO Join the hilarious citizens oi
that progressive town in making an ap-
propriate display Of their patriotism. ri
is meet that they should do ~. Among
other attractions will be the presence Of
the McKanlass Minstrel band aided hy
the Lebanon Cornet band There win
be hose contest, first prize SO. second
prize SIS; base ball contest. prize 35
. 100 yard foot race, prize So q 5Oyard
foot race, prrze IS; TAT mans race,
prize IS; ladies foot race, prize S5, and
many other attractions too numerous 20
mention.
e A Coon LECrURE.-Eli Perkins. who
was once in Albany, tells the following
story, which will be OF interest To some
Albany young men who will lIappreciate
the situation :: As Max tRISell raiue intu
the train, after his Portsmouth lecture,
polite Young man stepped upto him and
said: II beg pardon, but are you the
gentleman who delivered the lecture last
night?" II am" said Mr. 0Ren, with
some pride. well, | want TO thank YOU
for it. don't know when ever enjoyed
myself more than when you We're talk.
ing.'' "You are very complimentary"
said Max, blushing 10 his Cars-''very
complimentary. am glad my humble
effort was worthy OF your praise, "and the
proud O'Rell tooksthe young man warm
" by the hand. "Yes," continued the
young man, "your lecture gave me inn
mense pleasure. You see am engaged
to Portsmouth girl and her three sisters
all went, and had my girl i'm the parlor
all to myself. Oh, il was happy night (
the night you lectured in Portsmouth. 4
When are YOU going to lecture there
again?'
Crook CoUSTY...Roberi Smith, Of Sis-i
teis, left on Thursday for Haisey, where /.
he viii spend the summer working at his /
: trade, painting.
During the last storm of the past winter |
q Luther tlaypool turned ago head Of cattle
on fhe Agency plains This week he I'm
ished gathering and thinks his loss will
not exceed 60 head.
Cattlemen who have been riding on the
range recently say the grass is better than
they have seen II for years. While riding
they could turn their saddle horses OUT
anywhere and they would get all they
needed.
b F Childs came Ia yesterday afternoon
from Brownsville, having come across the
Cascades. lie says he Is well pleased with
his new home in Linn county, and likes
weefoot better than Eastern Oregon. Mr.
Childs will only remain with US few
dsys.-Review.
Coon BYE.-A farewell reception was
rendered Rev Rogers, Of the COngrega-
tional church, last Monday at the resi-
dence of Mr. j n Duncan, by members Of
the church and few invited friends. A
very enjoyable evening was spent in
conversation, games and partaking OF
very nice lunch Of ice cream and choice
variety Of cakes. A general good will
was displayed toward Rev Rogers, who
has resigned his pastOrate here 10 return
70 his former home at Albion, n Y. His
departure will be generally regretted by
many.
The TINE OF running trains on the
Routhern Pacific change next week, as
has been previously announced. The
morning overlpy will pass through Sa-
lem at about 10, and the evening one
about s AS. The Eugene express will
then be the Roseburg express and its
running time will be but little changed.
This is the program. given by Salem
paper. We have been unable 10 learn
any thing definite here. The above, If
correct, will make the morning train
pass Albany at about 6 10, and the eve
ming train at 10 O'Clock.
PAST Mr. HooD.-Major S l. Lowell
started last Saturday in response TO a tel
egram TO resume the work Of surveying a
railroad line past Mt Hood on the south
side, where he discovered most feasible
pass recently at point where no way OF
getting through was ever known to exist
before. The survey is in the interested
the u p, and will shorten the distance u
Huntington by some 80 miles. The ma
jor and his cousin, w q Lowell, has es
tablished an engineers Office in Portland
Corvallis Alley Thompson, son o
DR.. Thompson, had the misfortune t.
run piece of broken glass into his knee
on last Friday, inhcting wound that vii
compel him to wear a crutch for a few
days at least.
The board of school directors met las
Friday night, and very wisely re-electe
as teachers for the ensuing year Mrs Cal a
han and Misses Harris and Hoffman =
Times. n5ye
QUICK WORK. Last Saturday in In
circuit court Matilda Young obtained d
vorce from Frank n Young, and las
evening license was issued for her. /
wed ] Z Boyer. Evidently single life hs
no charms for her, and II "marriage IS
failure" in one case, she is willing TO try
again They were last evening united !
matrimony by Justice May.-Astorian.
A GRAND STATE. Oregon never had
failure of crops and this year when dr.
weather was causing many farmer I
feel uneasy about his crops, the xelcom
rain came In due season, and all natur
smiles and blossoms anew, and the harve
of 1890 is again to be a plentiful on
Uyt,af Grand efafa % We