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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

The question of government control of
railroads Is agalr being egltated In some
quarters. We do nol see how this change
would benefit ths farmers. II would only
open up new field for political buns 10
pasture In and grow rich at the expense OF
the people. As our government affairs
are now conducted the roads woal be run
In the interest Of the political party In
power. The entire operating force Of the
roads would change with each admiaisssa.
ton and as railroadlng Ike other puTsaits,
must be learned, the efficiency OF the lines
would be greatly crippled by such a
course. There Is plenty OF room for leg
islation In railroad matters without the
government assuming control OF them.
Such laws as we have are violated every
day, and until some means for enforcing
them are adopted II l., perhaps, a. well to
leave the matter as Il now stands.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

A SricY ARrieLE.-we learn that Gen
l. Applegase. government agent al the
Klamath agency, and Col ~ d comPson,
the principal OF the agency school and an
appolntee Of the Cleveland administration.
created sensation there some days ago.
Gen AppIegate fred Col Compson as >
teacher. Col compsoE telegrnphs the dc
partment at Washington, which says he
should keep on. Loaded with the au-
thofity of this telegram. Gel Compson
showed Il TO Gen Applegate. The gen
erals acqualnlances can easily lmaglrc
the attitude and vehemenee that Llsh
struck when nc replied, "By the efefpal,
am the governor oi this department os
Uncle Sans domain Gel Compson
KEEP, right along teaching. Gen Apple
gate organized company OF seven tiled
and true soldiers. who went 10 the school
house and pitched battle ensued between
the opposlng forces. Col Compson 10 .
large. streng man. The forces under com
mand Of Gen Appiegase succeeded finally
IN removing Col Compson bodily and ln-
stalling the new appoiniee, bat not, how
ever, until the colonel had soandly
sthumprds some OF the generals army
An agent wak expected out from Wash
ington by this time 10 take notes OF The
affair. This Is the plain story as u came
TO us from 4 reliable source.-Ashlanc
Record.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

Do Nor KILL TBEM.-While we be.
lieve tina, no one would object to the kill
Ing Of the Chinese pheasants In proper
season, or ask for the enforcement Of the
law, We insist that sportsnen and hunters
should not kill them al this season of the
year or until fall. They are breeding now,
and the excuas made by some that they
kill only male birds does not excuse them
IN the least !. has been established NJ q
fact thai this peculiarly prolific bird rears
tao and sometimes three broods during
the breeding season. After the frat brood
Is haiched the cock takes charge Of them,
and the hen continues laying and bring
Ing forth another brood. So II male
bird IL killed Il limits the production 70
one brood. In regard 10 the Law against
killing them we can say they have be-
come 20 plentiful throughout Lane county,
at least. thar their Killing In proper season
should not be objected To. II let alons
they become so numerous ~ to become 4
pesi.-Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

One hundred and sixty seven OF the rel
atlves Of Aunt Amy chard assembled In
New York City the other day TO help the
old lady celebrate her ioiet birthday. Mrs
Chard was In the best OF health and spirits,
and was gteatly pleased on receiving the
congratulations OF her friends and relatives.
To- the evening religious exercises were
held, and over three hundred people were
present, Mrs chard was born in Brandy
wine, Pa, In I7So on the very spo, where
the battle OF Brandy was fought. She
takes pride In pointing out the fact that she
has raised family OF eleven boys, who
are all living and are all good democrats.
Her oldest boy 4 eighty yeara Of age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25
Democratic cea,sasisa.

SALEM. April i7.-The Marion county
democratic conventIon was held a, the op>rA
house to-day. and attended by I77 delegates.
There was much enthusiasm. and the follow
ing ticket was uomiaasedi
Senators. Lewis Griffith. w II II Waters;
representatives. w II Haiwes. OF Dandson.
Oliver Beers. ~ Egan, George Alien;
Judge, James Taylor. county commissioner.
Robert SOFT. clerk, w ] Rays recorder. q II
Beebe; sheriff + NJ Smith; assessor. d Hen
ningsr. treasurer, + \ Matlhiru; school super
inlendent, Mrs Q A Grabhe; iuTyeyor,A Gobe
let; coroner, Dr. w s Mott. The following
were selected delegates TO the state conventions
John Gray. William Kaiser. Charles Mills.
John Mcinlosh. MaTgold, FM Murphy, N
Mccormack, II Shoemaker, II darcy. N
Rowiey.
Tmg pAlLRs. April 1.-THE democratic
county convention met to day. aai nominated
The following tickets Sheriff D l. Gates, clerk,
d cIosseni treasurer. K + Gibbons. assessor
II Pilman; school superintendent, A \ Raster
surveyor, A + Brown; commissioner, | /
Driver; coroner. II wentx; delegates 10 a.
state eonveniion.A $ Bennett, George Herbes
George tilloon, Cradlebaagh. Med Lead
ana NJ Thompson, No resolutions were offer.
ed,
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Help yenrselr

SAN FRAEcIsco, April I6.r-captain Moorse
OF the steamer Alamsda, viii bring over with
him on the next trip large number Of Austral,
Ian quail in exchange for like lumber Of
California game birds. II Is said that the fish
and game commissioners will stock several
ranches Of this state with Oregon (Mongolian)
pheasanIs. These birds have hourished in the
Nebloot state under careful protection. and
the sporismcn Of this city believe they will do
equally well in California.
Bsg Parse.
BROOKLYN, April I6.--At farewell rccep-
lion to night TO Rev Theo l. Cuyler, retiring
pastor Of Lafayette avenue Presbyterian church
purse OF $3o,oo was given to Cuylef by his
pafisbioners, representing $1,000 for each year
Of his service with the church,.
ssme Nominations,
WASHINGTON, April I6.-The president
sent to The senate To- day the following nomina
tions Of registers Of land offices: VIM aylor,
Haley Idaho; J II Shupe, Roseburg; receivers
of public money; X Sanborn cnur d Aene,
Ida 4 MccaIiey WaIla Waila.
Democrptlc Nominagions.
lINKTILLEs April fo.-Ihe nominations Of
the Klamath county democratic convention to-
day are as follows: Representative, o w Smith
county judge, II w Keesee; cl-rl<. lanes +
Ketchem; school superintendent, 7 L Fountain;
assessor, II Smart; treasurer, II kcssler;
commissioner. Charles SilversI sutS ,os,
Leskeard; coronei, ] I Forbes. Delega es TO
the state convention. o c Mcfarland, w ri
Legate and N S Goodlow.
Mr. Keesee, the nominee for county Judge, is |
a former resident Of Corvallis, and Mr. McFar
land one q the delegates. Of Tanget.
Tacoma Gets Left
NEW YoRK, April I6.--The Pacific Mail
directors held their regular meeting to-day, but
only routine business was transacted and moth.
ing important developed. 1t was ihoughtth that
he Northern Pacific proposition would be dis
russed, but after the meeting it was. reported
that the proposition had been practically aban-
doned, and thai the official election was delay
I'd simply for the purpose Of allowing Mr. Hun.
lington an opportunity 10 make similar pro-
position Tor The Central Pacific.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25
sAfUaDAY.

r. NJ. French ke-ps railroad time.
Rock candy drips 1t @ r Brownell's.
A nice line Of Windsor ties at BArrows &
lsearls.
.; Wallace. Physician end Surgeon, Al
bsny, Or.
Choice caansa swsss potatoes at c Il
Bfownulls.
Prepared maekreI. in lib cans. a. O Z
Brownells.
Headquarters ilr garden seeds at O Z
Browneil's.
For artists supplies go to stanard. 4
The l..ss. sheet music. | d,.ooaut.at NJ.
Delicious canned eraabsrAiss at c. E
Br wuellss.
II Won want to buy coed bread, cake and
ptss 50 70 Lsnge's.
sPrins over coating At Zaehea 4 srn, op-,
poslse PoatofIice.
Genuine Iowa sorghum on draa.ht al c
Il Rrvwnells ..
Good eysning-HAve you tried liabbard.
Elegant Lotien
An invoice OF new goods ia.t received Al
Barrows & Searis.
The celebrated Qiskor City white shirt,
1T Bsfrows & Searls.
No need 20 suffer with tho heada.h whcu
Habbaid's Capsnles viii surely cnre you.
u You want fns toilet or hath soap cal
on staaard Cnslck, City Drug Store
leave your orders at Lange's for anything
you wish Tor in the bakery lima.
II YOU want either 10 buy or sell ,our
property place the same in the hands Of Il 4
Ashby q Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25
Pianos.

Those wishing fest class ssinstrument,
Coast, can b. suit cd by calling at Mrs B
Hymas's, oppo its the Masonic Tenn.
pie, on First street. The latest vocal aud
Instrumental music kept for sale, also the
largest assortment of stamping patterns
to select from this sids OF Frisco. Los
sous given Ia painting and cubroilsrinp
In her studio over fsinn County Rank.
Give her your order and you will be
pleased.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

One SipEp. 1T will afford the real.
dents on the Linn county side an easy and
convenient means Of reaching this city.
The Linn county farmers should BE-, and
good market, In Jefferson. for their pro-
ducts. The bridge will also increase the
value OF real estate in Jefferson and ad-
joining vicinity, and we may expect In
the not distant fuiere 10 see jefferson one
among the large AID iiourishing cities, M
there Il every advantage afforded here
that goes 10 make up n large and prosper
Gus cliy.-Reyiew.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25
cusieE's addition .

Cusick's addition.
Road Matthews 4 Washburn's new ad.
Anti-swear cuff buttons at Win & Stark's
Do Jon want home Buy a lot in FAN
Dale.
Great bargains in watches a. VIII &
Stark's. s
Mrs. d Mont.ith has bsea 10 s.lem
the guest Of Mrs DR. d id.
The largest stock Of watches in the c;ty a,
Will & Stark's.
/ Judge Ina, er and wife arc in the city the
guests OF judge Ssrahan.
p Ceutemerie kid gloves in black and col
cred at Samuel Younp's.
The Bomb is the name OF prohibi,ion
paeer printed at Mics City, Montaua.
Mrs Conrad Aieyer ard son went to Cor
wallis this noon to spend Sunday.
! The Foster genuine. hook glove Fcsterina.
In black aud coiored, AZ Samuel L Young's
| Fair Dale lots will soon be all sold. This
property w.ll bring $500 per lot before fall.
Buy iet In Cusink's addition, the finest
suburban addition. It's location apeaks for
itself.
The best lines Of B and 10 cent cigars in
the city arc to be found at Conn q Hendric.
sons.
Don't fail TOT call on viii 4 Stark and
price their large line ef ladies and gents
watches before you buy.
Mr. @ Il Browneli has ordered a soda foun-
tain, which will soon arrive and be placed
IN position in bis store ready for use.
A lot In cusiok's addition Is better than
ten per cent. or better than lot in foreign
cities whore the tide ebs and flows twice Ia
twenty-four hours.
At the meeting Of the Building u Loan
Association held last evening $lg00 wa.
loaned to Major w G Cassell at SIS months
interest in advance.
Bickmore Leroy arrived at Roseburr yes.
terday on his tramp to the sunny chime 81
California. He il getting an experience no
doubt that win soon satisfy him.
Those wishing screen door and wiudows
should sall "a z B Vunk, who will put them
10 complete on short notice. Shop on corner
Of Second aad Ferry streets,
Genuine Martinat kid gloves, 10 all sizes
aud colors, 1t $50 per pair until May lat.
Every pair warranted. at g w Simpsons.
Ashby q Neil sold to-day two lets in /
Schmeer's 3 addition and two lots IN Bryant's |
addition, also so acres Of land IN Astoria. /
They are dong rushing business.
Eugene City II to put about $50, 600 into
its sewers, and the recorder has been author-
lied to advertise for 80 year bonds for the
same.
The steamer Salem wlll pass Albany
about noon Tomorrow with McMahonis
circus. bound for Harrisburg. where they
will exhibit.
Washington street Is being placed On
,rade, but the extent Of the work merits
argor force Il should be rusked down to
he proper grade.
The narrow gauge shoet that eivea three
|.tss, sboslln't t<Ik Ahoat pssts a;zzezs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

ALpASY Marble aud Granite Works, Hav-
ing lately purchased the stock Of 8 A Rirgi
and 9 W Harris, we shall be pleased Il
show designs aud give prices TO ali intend
ing purchasers. Best Of workmen employed
and prices IS low a. any for irst-elass work.
Visit US before purchasing elsewhere.
EGAN & AeHrsox
next door TO Democrat office) Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

Tue STANLEY cAsE.--At Monmouth a
petition Il being circulated and generally
signed by the people demanding that the
young men who were suspended from the
normal school on account Of the Stanley
affair be feinstated and that a thorough
investigation be made Of the charges pre-
fered by them From this Il would seem
that the arst investigation was white
wash. And as the suspended scholars hold
to iheir.ssory that the, saw the professor
In compromising position with one OF the
lady teachers, the second investigation
may have different result from the first.
Salem Statesman.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

BgKF FRoM cALIFoRNIA.--The heavy
rainfall 10 California the prssent season
has caused beef cattle to command very
low price and owners are locking else-
where for market. Wednesday evea
Ing train OF ~ cars passed Eugene
bound for Portland loaded with 3og head
Of beel cattle. They came from the San
Joaquin valley and were fine lot OF cat
tie. averaging 1910 pounds. The trsir
ran through on express time. Il Is said
that the Southern Pacific gives \ rate o.
$500 per car, which would coat the ship.
per about one and one-haif cents pli
pound.--Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

viaIriso SCHOOLS. = Supt. MeEiroy
starts this evening Cor Albany and will
visit Eugene, Roseburg and Corvallis be-
the State Tcaehers' Association July l. :
and !. We viii do some work the syth,
s6sh And 9Th OF June 10 get read for the
National Association Al ST Paul July : e
10. About 5000 copies Of the Resources
OF Oregon, ~ well n literature of boards
Of trade. viii be distributed" Salem
Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

When our farmers learn to cease export.
ing only the farm products OF unskIIled
labor, such as wheat, cora. cotton, tobacco
and meat, substituting for these, wines. oil.
fruit etc. In the raising OF which skIll as
we'll as labor has i,s part, their condition
will be improved to such an exten, tha,
with our natural advantages they will no
longer be forced to rate themselves lower
THAI France in the scale Of prosperity.
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have added about two thousand
dollars worth of carpets to my
stock this spring. Nc~ styles In
5 ply ingram tapestry and body
Brussels; also hall and stair TO
match, rugs, cocoa and napier
mating, hemp carpet China mat
ting. etc. have also connected
with my carpet department, lace
curtains and curtain nets, porliers,
window shades, wall paper. lin
oleurn, and floor oil cloths.
have and am receiving the largest
and best assorted stock In these
lines of any house this side Of
PORTLAND. These goods are all
on the second tioor, where haye
them arranged so that buyers
have very little trouble in select
Ing what they want. Plenty of
room and light. Thos. Monteith
has charge Of this department
and will take pleasure In showing
the goods at any time.
SAMUEL z. YouNs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

A FAMOUS BEAR.--The old bear who
has been a terror 10 the stoezmen Of Jack
son, Klamath and Siskiyon counties, has
been killed. Jas l. Coyle of Henley, writes
these particulars TO the Yreka Journal
Billy Wright and a boy named Bean. killed
the celebi atrd grizzly "ciub Foot, "one day
last week, about miles from here. The
eattlemen ci this viciniiy had bounty OF
SIS offered. aud understand bounty oi
Sioo or more ~as offered In Southern
Oregon. Wright and Rean found his
track AZ 9 n. m, and followed L until noon
when they loeatrd him In shicket OF scrub
oak. near Dirhi Springs. Rocks were
rolled down the hill, and the bear came
out. Both fred at the same time, and the
grizzly fell. but immediately got up again
and started for the boys. He got within
thirty or forty feet OF them. and dropped
dead. Ten Shots we're fred. and all were
found In his body, two passing through his
heart. lie measured ten inches between
the ears and IS Inches from nose to top Of
head The toes we're cut OF In a trap
seven OF eight years ago, which gave him
the name Of ''ciub ioot.s His track was
unmistakable, and he has killed hundreds
OF dollars worth OF cattle In this vicinity
and Southern Oregon, 10 the past twelve
years. He weighed r.4oo pounds.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

A RECEPTION. sery enjoyable re-
ception was held 1t tho elegant residence
OF Mi d P Mason last Friday IN honor
Of the arrival home from her Eastern trip
OF Miss Flora Mason. The evening was
spent In 4 variety OF amusen,ents of an
Interesting nature and refreshments were
served Of veiv palalable character. The
ladies' were dressed In ye oiden time cos
tunes, presenting display Of costumes OF
an attractive nature. doing credit TO the
occasion. Such unions Of young peo,ie
tend to knit them together In closer tel
lowship and II IL to be hoped will be mere
freqnent the coming year. The follow
Ing were present; Misses Maud I.on
man and Carl llitchens, ,oi Corvallis Helen
Crawford, Lee Pfalher, Maud and Minnie
Van Horn, Tina Monteish. Minnie Cal.
we'll, Lille Hackleman. Mamie cundil
Mildred Burmeuter. Oigic Hewitt, Lena
Marshall, Nettle Purvis, Bertha Ellis
I.pra Vance, Hetiie Miller, Mrs Free
Dawson ard Leb 1Iylc .Messrs II w John
son and c Crystal. OF Corvallis; o 4
Irvine. h @ Beardsley. 4 ID and c i
Cusiek. 7 J 0verman. Jas F Powell, Ezra
NJ Horton, Phil Goodwin, Fred Fortmlller
Lewis Z Lee. Claire Vunk, Perry
Young. Carlton Sox. Henry 6 Allen
Van Wilson aud Fred Dawson, OF Albany
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70 AL Whom It May Concern.

The Cernania Fire Insurance Co ol
New York, having reiusured It's entire
business in the State of Oregon, said com
pany lhaving on deposit with the State
Treasurer, $so. .ooo,) hereby give nctice oI
IS dis-nontlnnance of business In Ore
gon, and Its intention Of Withdrawing its
deposit now With the Stale Treasurer at
The expiration of the six months printed
notice required oy law
fERMANIc FIRE INaJRA0cE Co or N. Y
Hugh SchumRnn, Vice President.
Dec ~ i 1850
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25
The old saving that You should do III

The old saying that you should do like
Romans il often we'll put Into force.
OF that you should dissembiu but tiat
you should adapt yourself 10 surroundings
and not pig headly try 70 change surround.
ings TO your own ideas. The Man About
Town hears Of q brilliant 90 youth from
don't know much Of anything because they
fall to do everything Just the way they DID
cafes that something Il wrong In Denmark
and that We must be ahead OF the times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

Nothing so quickly restores tone TO ex-
hausted nerves and strength to weary
body as a bath containing an ounce Of
aqua ammonia TO each Pailiul q water.
II makes the flesh firm aud smooth az
marble. and renders the body pure and
free from all odors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

In betting eatehup or pickles, boil the
eorks, and while hot you can press them
into the bottles and when cold they are
tightly sealed. Use the tin foil from com
pressed yeas, to cover the corks
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The YerdIct unanlmaus.

" D Suit, DruxuIrt Bippus, Ind, testines, !"
can recommend Eiectro Bitters ~ the vory best
remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief Ii every
rheumatism Of 10 years' stAndinen Abraham Hare,
druggist, bellville, Ohio, aiI1rma 1.-THE best selling
medicine have ever handled 10 my 70 years. ex-
peflenoe, is Electric Bittera. Thousand oi other
have added their testimony, 20 that ths verdict
unsnlmopq that Electric nttsrs do cure III Diseases
the Liver Kidneys OF Blood. Only halk dollar
bottle . kuzhsy tod 1asan'a Drug 5tcxe-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

Disaster prophets are aiwaJ careful not
to bill catastrophe for the region, in
which they i've. Toledo Blade.
The above has been considered funny
enough TO appear IN q large number OF ex-
changes but there Is nothing cute IN II.
The disaster prophets Of California located
the catastrophe directly under their feet
and then hed,and that Is often the expert
ence
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25

There should be a small table about the
height Of the range or stove for use as a
resting-place for utensils when omelets
griddle cakes, etc, are made. II should be
covered with zinc.
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PATENT rs

sainef ana all other business in the q. Pnss
I'd sffendedsd 70 for moderate fees
Our oifaee n opposit the U. b. Patent Oaee, an<g
ss can obtain Patents les time than those Fez5sE
rom Washington.
send mode Or drawing. We a. 70 pste1t
ability fres Of charge ;snd wem4ke charge unlsts
Ne obtain patent.
We refer here, 70 The Postmaster the 8upt.
Morley Order Div. and 20 officials Of the u. 8 Psten
Ofiee Fer circular. adviee, terms, and eisreues
oaetuaf eiieufa Ia your State county, sddres
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-25
A woman. nIscoxerr.

Another won ierf1l d'seJyery mas b.sn .de
and that NO by lady Ia this eoupty. Disease fas-
tened Us clutches upon her and for years she
witks TODD It's tests but her vital organs were
undermined and dcat seemed imminent, For three
mon this she c0ughed .nceseanty AID cou not Sleep
sao bought OF US bottle of DR. Kings Now Dlscov-
cry for Consumption and was 90 much relieved on
taking first dose that she slept al night and with
one bottle has been mracuiouslJ cured Her name
is Mrs Luther Lutz," Thus writes W O Hanrick and
Co of shelby. c. Ceta free trial bottls at Fo-
shay and Has0ns Drug store
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@aza6z2My.


We have bought all ,henegatives made by
L w Clark and w II Greenwood up to Nov
18th, 1889. Duplicates can be bad from
hem only Of US AZ reduced rates. We hAye
also about $4,000 negatives made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had 1T
like rates. We carry che Obly full line 81
views Of this state and do enlarged work At
lowest rates for first class work Wea ahall be
pleased to sec Son At our Studio 10 Froman's
block, next door to Masonic Temple.
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A aaa aeeiaeas,

EueESE. April I7.-wIiliam Allen was ser
iously if not fatally injured by fall from. the
bridges across u,e Willamette here this noon.
lie is carpenter. and was wofking on The
construction Of the new span, when be sloss hih
balance and fell twenty ies', striking on his
side on plank. No bones were broken. bat
his brain Is injured. and be is still unconscious
i've hours after the fail. lie came here from
Minnesota year ago, and has no relatives
near.