The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-16

FAMOUS HANg.--lIank Vaughn, wei
known all over the Northwest, was nearl
killed in horse round up on the inns
tilla reservation yesterday. His leg wa
broken, also half dozen ribs and he wa
injured internally. lie Is nc Pendleto
and will probably ydie.-portand FIX.
His physician reports that llanl
Vaughn IL doing as well as could be OK
pected. Both bones OF his leg below th
knee were broken sQuarely IN two. Th
fracture was reduced, and Il is probable
that Hank will soon be out and abou
again unless he II injured internally. III
II the victim OF hard luck, of gun sho
wounds and accidents, but has alway
pulled through, and win doubtless do :,
this time.-E. o.
IF Astoria can raise 100000 In one da,
Tor railroad to the Willamette valley
why can't Salem raise half that sum for
railroad TO deep water
Il did once raise $ao,ooo in capital s,ocl
In several days, and hence tsc question :
n very pertinent one, one that will TAX,
deep thought and much Investigation I,
answer; but In answering such question,
nowadays Il Is well To remember that Sa
lem already has a good road, while Asto
ria, years behind the times, has none, and
hence there Is a terrible indueement fol
rustling.
DIFFERENT CvsroMs. .--Iu Astoria IA,
papers charge regular rates for giving no.
tiee OF meetings, such as those of pioneer
and historical societies, etc 80 anxious
ace they to yet wealthy In Albany all
these things are done frrc and the editors
are often expected 10 help foot the incl
dental bills. As newspapers CO umns
are It's stock IT, trade ttelc are Something's
that should be paid for, such rs slereoiyp-
cd memorials, cards ct thanks, etc. and
perhaps the AstoriA Stsle Is all right, but
Il would cause a stir here.
AN INDEPENDENTS TIcKKr.-- The
Stsyton Sun, "The only paper In the up
ing ticket, which Is any excellent one SO
far as governor, state treasurer aud supreme
judge Is concerned:
Governor, Sylvester Pennoyer, Secne-
tary Of State, Geo W Mcbride; State
Treasurer, g w Webb; Supt Public In
struction. T & Jory; State Printer, + c
Baker; Judge Supreme court, 2 + Bon.
ham; For Congress, Maj J A Bruce. II
says: sour ticket, found Ia this issue, con
tains several republican names, but YOU
won't find ID p Thompson's.
MINING MArrERs.-Mr T. ] McCaust-
land Is home from his trip 10 California,
where he had been in the interest Of the
Dry Gulch Mining company, looking in
to different systems OF hydraulic and
other mining. He reports mining there
as being very quiet, but secured some
pointers which viii no doubt be Of value
to the Santiam mines. lie viii go TO the
mines in few days, when active opera
tions viii begin.
TIiE YoUNoksr FIRsr MArE.-Mr To-
hanan, the night operator Of the Western
Union telegraph Office In this city, has just
returned from a trip 10 Coos bay. lie re-
ports having made the acquaintance while
ihere of the youngest first nate of a ves-
sci ever yet known. The individual Is
Geo Graham, aged eleven years, who fills
the position on the schooner Juno,
whi-h plies between Scottsburg. on the
Umpqa river, and Coos bay --Staiesman
A PRKTrY THOUGHT. T.-The other even
ing the long cared reporter for this paper,
Just AZ the glorious King of Day was going
down like bal of Ere through the firs
that stand as sentinels on the crest of The
hills back Of town, heard little girl saw to
playmate, SLet's bid good bye 10 the
sun and tell him 20 say good morning 10
the people In China" Rather a pretty
thought for a mere child.-Porllard Wei
come.
RIGHT TO THE PoIET.-The council at
its meeting ordered an ordinance drawn
providing for the fining Of minors who
simply enter q saloon. This Is taking
the bull directly by the horns and will
do more to keep liquor away from minors
than any provision that could be made.
The move is good one and the ordinance
will undoubtedly pass at the next meet
ing.
The WATcH FoUED.-A few days ago
the DEMOCRAT mentioned the stealing Of
q watch from Mr. J X Hisey, at the Russ
House. The matter was placed in the
hands Of detectives, resulting in the find
ing Of the watch in a Portland second
hand store. The identity Of the thief
was pretty well established and it was
thought he would be captured within
day or two.
No resolution has yet been adopted
Offering to turn oyer the Evangelical
churches in this conference TO Lord Wool
sey Bowman-and never will be.
The above Is from the Salem Journal +,
and long account of an 7nti- R1wman
mass meeting there shows that most Salem
people, as well as the Journal, are decid-
edly anti Bowman.
CONE HERE.-The unmarried women
Of Massachusetts, have sz0,ooo.ooo on de
posit in the savings banks of their state,
says the Boston Woman's Journal. An
Albany young man, who has been watch =
ing for something Of the kind. says he will
marry the whoic crowd If they will come
to Albany.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETfSG-A special
meeting of the Board of Trade was held
Saturday evening pursuant to an an.
nouncement In the DEMOCRAT. The
matters Of propositions for a starch factory
and tannery we're considered and the
Secretary was directed to correspond with
the parties interested In reference 10 them
To establish tannery joint stock com
Pany Is wanted with a capital of $4,000
THE EXCURSION Quite large excur
sion party went to Corvallis Saturday
evening TO attend the presentation o
Evangeline In Job's new opera house
They were accompanied by the band. Al
enjoyable trip was reported Eyangeline
aplay for bald heads, traditionally speak
Ing, was greatly appreciated.
CHANGE OF OFFIcERs.-Mr r II Mile
having resigned as treasurer and asst-sec
retary of the Gold Mountain and DIR
Gulch Consolidated Gold and Silver Mir
ing Company, Mr. Claude Catch, wa
elected treasurer and Seth r Bamme
secretary to fill the vacancies till the ar
nual stockholders' meeting.-JournaI.
CONSIDER THs.-By calling at Jas
Powell's you will see large and fin
stock Of vegetables and fruits just recei'
ed by steamer, consisting OF fresh Orange
lemons, cabbage, caulihower, onions, ee
cry, ripe cherries, and choice fruits Of a
kinds.
A SILVER WEDDING. Sunday W
the 2sth anniversary Of the marriage
Mr. and Mrs L Z Blain. The empIoye
of Mr. Blain remembered the event by pr
senting the happy couple with a silver L
kea In keeping with the silve y nature
the anniversary.
CARD " THANKs.--The undersign
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