The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-07-04

other road was completed. The Doctu
suggested Astoria people were ready /
pay we'll for completed line, no matte
who built IL. In reply President Cowa
stated that he waa awaiting Engineo
Barr's report ON the gradients betwee
the Necanicum and Tillamook. II the
were as light,h lac said, ms previous exam
\ nations 10y Mr. Barr had indicated, th
work of construction would begin at th
| Astoria end this fall. AZ TO the matte
OF subsidy President Cowan said h
would make no offers until he had hear
from this survey, lie added that ther
would ho no difficulty about finances
Ills principals, he said, were amply abl
/ 60 build the entire line ut any time, am
were now only awaiting the reports q
| Engineer Barr. lie himself was Statistic,
that these reports would he very CRAFTY
ing 10 his principals, and that orders L
move toward Albany from the Astori
end with large force OF graders woul,
follow the reception and examination q
the engineers rvport.-Coumbian,
4 BEAg Sro2t.-W . :, oft, Of Cubur
has been in the city, Hearing that
DENocWNF man was u great bear and cou
XVI AkNNhfA htt's a. tAtAAFAhA NAAfi AfAA ttafat
generally, Scott, one OF Alhany's one
illustr,ous c,ty fathers and Chief Eugin
GERS, clJNdt him ON the street aud aite
extcn l,nSH cort,4t invitation togo up 81
thv NcNcus;e anal Cuily sniuo ol che fun
told the io.""tds bear story; Ne an,
his SON Bert while hunting run across az
immer., brown bear. which they tree,
with tH,,rivys, When one hundred Glt,
icet '''H vac Sf1'"w '''t ,NdSS" ave
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O'eso0'1'Huud Nnr EngcUt has place Ia
That papc" on supp'ement page viii
has b,, Ii,,i,. c,,r,,,,io, S,',,it. -, O.,
and Washington and the money could Ger
taiuly have hcrn >prut To- better advantage
II has lent itself 20 every wildcat town anl
land scheme with it, specials and boom
advertisements, and lis co'u ans are re
garded bN iht general public, 80 lar A.
town advertisements are concerned, with
dtS,rus'. i has psoNltutci its columns
with special dispatches, purpliins 10 be
matters @! news, when IN fact Il was paid
Tor by III liae. GuBru.
WANT KNrtS.--Onr c'ikens are max
ing an effort 20 Induce the Southern Pacifs
oui m b,y d,rir,, tn, warm weather a, re-.
iuccJ ra,.s The ore ON Pacific IN.
placed on All. n, ,brir AGENCY hr,r round
irip excursion tickets 10 YaIulna and re-
,,,r, n :, :, s,rb \, ,,J,r.ir, 81 ab,ut
one-halt from the regular 'a'es. Should
,r,n ,,.I., =, - -, az ~ i ''H"u ,,l
between here and Albany m.f check BAG
gage though 10 Eaquina, the travel 10
the seaside would be greatly stimulated
ihcr, by and would be au act not soon for
uottcn' by the neotlr -.,ta,esman
n 10Y htLLto.--i'astS Saturd"y IN ariv-
ing with a load % hay TO the barn on hi
fathers farm, near Brownsville, Bert. the
q wear old son Of Alr \ W Standard. met
with an accident which resulted IN hi.
QEAlU, PROBABLY instantly. Inc GtIGufn
stances, though atc not known. a. be wa,
alone. The Indications from the way the
unfortunate bov was found and the rondi
tion Of his head were that he had got .cn
down and oFencd tbs gate and Was near
the post whca The team started ahead, in
some manner catching him between the
in terrible manner, somc Of the brains
ooz'us JuI. ahu'''TT t..S 'cpoIt Mas s,,a' ne
otbr, thar ,bev r,,, a;yay bnt ,L,. ab1vs
l. th,ugbt 10 i. ih,. rorr,s, verslon ana {.
,hr one ,,iven by NJ tI,,yb Field. ,,,y,r
fror, Bro2,nsyiIl,.
ADVERTISING TiiE NALLSr.-Mr wilson
representing the great advertising firm .
Lord 4, Thomas ~ Chir,,o has bscp IN
the ritv ~ Salem b,. ,nsde a coat rac,
viii ibe LoarJ ~ tr,da o. r,Ioc;,,,, .,
aJyert;sa,,n,,, ia ,,a,,s.r ha,.;,s, 80 :,
circulatinn of over 0oo 600 Tor sIGO
montb and the Oregon land 90 ertrre,
into n AZ 600 contract Al Fugeue ,
sraIler cnntract uas made The SIb,n,
hoard Of trade will consider the matter n
its next meeting. Mr. Wilson expressed
great surprise at the splendid appearance
VI ti,liIss DgtMeeh IiIc'll anu husene, re
s liIai Ails tiIa' ne i's'i ~ 'ugt We Ii'l,i
oouI,'I t % "e'' HSNe''i ~ Wy" sHOiI t. -
i;..I. tlnapIe resources I, rae ~" A'n"'.y
Isn iIua'''iI was oouhu ~ ,''"HG ~ q IN IN
'aee. @ Last he asSIrUc Uc'l, A,Ddhy ai'
hIsene I.li5 a'e i.'.,u,y Hho" n ~ anu '"'ei'
oi''y "7 ''ie 'iPi'4' Vi 'ieeo"'
H, -,
| ihE ID" ii"IEi'--i iIe iio'ei u ID pu'i
Z on the Cannon corner, near the DgAo
cRAr office, will be the biggest buildinl
/ in Albany. The plan il 20 erect a bricI
l0OxlO0 feet, and four stories high, Of tn
I.. most mloaern arcnitegIure, with th
head of tie movement snral ior its snr
cess. The incorporators are. Charlie
Pfeifcr, Il 5 Strahan, J L Cowan /. Finn
S T. Young. l. + Blain and q w Matsor
The capital stock will be $50, 900, divide
into 500 shares Of $lO0 each, which
fast being taken. Upon the Organizs
tiOn OF the company, TO be known as th
Albany Hotel Company, the future
the scheme will be better known. TIL
hotel is Al. aso-.gl fact, though.
,r-,--,r -,
man returned last Monday from Por
land, where he had been to attend
meeting ol tile " W. FIREMAN. Associ
uOh' arrangements were niade 70 no
sile lenI 2 tourIllhleht zen, III 5pokahe falis,