The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

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Those that were neither absent nor tasdv
we're Tommy. Willie, voina. Freddie and
Oeia Farlow.
am pleased with the interest mani
Tested. also cordially invite the hearty
cooperation Of all patrons.
$ A SANFORD. teacher.
RAiLsoAD MATrEas.-- Judge ] JDaiey,
Ex-sherIs Z Groves. n c Brown and
D J Riley, COMMITTEES appointed by the
cilizsns OF Dallas. have been In this city
eonferring with the management OF the
Albany and Astoria railread in reference
70 the road going through iha. city. as Il
undoubtedly will. They were given a
good reception and received krsat encour.
agemsnt and report Dallas 10 be ready to
do its share In the matter.
At meeting at Sheridan resolutions
were passed, showing that place 10 be the
gate city TO the sea, the importance Of a
road 70 Salem or Albany, etc. and resolv.
Ing. That We, the farmers and eiiIxens of
Sheridan and vicinity, are ready and will
ing to give all aid possible to the Salem,
Astoria < Eastern and Albany q Astoria
railroad companies. That X Conner
{ Clark and Z Z Seeph, of Sheridan,
AID Judge Lucy, OF Williamina, be ap-
pointed n committee 20 confer with said
| railroad companies 10 carry out the intent
OF these resolutions, and report TO an ad-
journes meeting.
Nor MucH DAMAGE. Mechan-
&c Hume, who was In the city, stated that
the total damage to the steamer Faraion,
BY the recent storm. was only about Sage.
Il was repaired and will sail Monday for
San Francisco. The damage 10 the wheat
was also slight, enly 400 sacks, or abou
twelve tons being Injured. But for the
loss OF the three lives the affair would have
been very small one.
A PLuM PupsINo PARTY.--At tie rcsi.
dence Of Mr. Thomas Jones last Friday IA
holiday party was given. greatly enjoyed
BY .he company present Besides games
and lively time generally, q sumptnous
repast was served, characterized by gen
uinc English plum pudding, served biax
Ing hot In the traditional style. II was a
success.
a SAMPiE.-A few days ago railr oad
crshad $7o check cashed in the forenoon
In the evening he showed a d.lapidated
looking $40 bill and said that was all hs
had left. From his looks II was easy to sec
that he had not been investing In rea
estate.
/ Two YEAKs MoRK.--The Chinese phea
SAINT law will expire In November 1891
Practically II has already expired. for III,
slaughter continues as ferociously as /
| would without law. "Stolen sweet
taste the best" Is an old saying many thinl
applies to this matter.
SOLD Ir.--Mr Fred Blumberg and &c,
, r Warner have sold their Portland prop
erty for nearly $4,000, the exact consid
! Grafton being private. This was the prep
Eerty fer which DR. O'Toele paid $f3,oso /,
E | 1882. Had he put that amount In Alban'
1 business property 1t would have Inc rease
| five foid,a matters have turned out. Thi
Mr. Bumberg and Mr. Warner propose dc
ing. It Is a fact that now there is no bet
4 ter place than Albany for safe investment,
IT WILL Come The arrangements ia
:. establishing the branch warehouse an
factory OF the crants Pass Sugar & Pin
a Lumber Co, are about complete, the sui
d scription being practically raised and tn
Il factory Is an assured fact. This will be
big thing for Albany.