The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-09-05

judges Of North Mss0nrt .and lately prom.
inent candidate Tor Judge II tho Suprsme
Court ~ that state. arrived 10 tho city Satur
day apd Is asappiag with Judge strshaa. an
old acquaintance Judga burgess ID Aery
lAyorablS impressed with Albany and the
Willamette Valley.
TusspAY.
iIay is gao per ton ON tho Soand.
Joseph Watt. Of An,ity. pioneer Of ist3.
10 dead.
There will be a social dance a, the armory
Saturday evening.
Hoo 7 Black. tt Hslsey. was 10 the city
this forenoon.
Misses Lee rrather aud Eva cowaa AIo on
their way home from their eastern trip.
Misa Margeiia Briak returned this morn.
log frem two mouths ssipto California.
Judge d 4 N Black bum is gradas ily In
proving. the DKaocsAT IL glad To report.
An exchange says ~hcat aud silver have
ioiaed hands AID are goiag up together
Mr. Taylor. county clerk af DouslAs eoun-
ty. a former resident Of Alblny, is In the
eiIy.
Wm n Hogg and party arrived IN Ai.ssy
this morning. aud Immediately left for Port
land.
Mr. Frank Wallace has cold his Third
Ward grocery store to Mr. Morley. who will
aow run IL.
G w Andsrs..n lsft ihia naon for tho RAy
70 catch some iish fyr himself Look oas l-r
a big supply.
Baton county Is working Tor recount.
With prospect ot gsttin one bat IL pro
badly ts too late.
Ms Ella Crawford Aai daughter rsiarusd
to Spokane Falls to day after visit Of sotne
time In Lima county.
Mrs Carl LndsFman passsi through Al
hany i9-lay Tor her home 10 Bah ter city, after
visit al Corvallis.
q l. Brush. of Portland. ktupped of this
morning untii tho noon train, 90 his way
homa from "trip 10 Southern California.
The residenes OF + Whiting. across the
river was entirely consumed by fire yester-
day Afternoon, dufipg the absences Of Mr
aud Mrs Whiting.
w A Cox has rsturned from his trip To San
Francisco with hi. little girl. who viii be mn.
der treatment. Pacific Surgical Co, FOR spinal
complaint. the coming year.
ose Of tho new bicycle riders 10 Albany b
DIR J ]. Hill. who nov Possesses Columbia
safety. When you see q streak like rail
tence going by you may know that IL Doc
This forenoon Mr. Bingham arrived home
from Gatesstlle with . chunk Of coal taken
from the nsw mine on Don Smiths farm. II
y ono ofthe finest specimens ct produced
from Linn county, l. hard and looks much
like anthracite. Il indicates q big vein.
MIR Geo q Glen, q we'll known farmer,
horsenan aud fruit grower. OF Marion county,
dropped dead very suddenly Sunday after
noon. MIR Glen will be remembered ~ the
man who broke limb At this city laGt ye,r.
while attending the stallion show.
X Neil aud family aud Aug Lsnge and
family left this noon for Portland, which
they will make their future home. M Neil
will be connected with the Oregon Pacific
Land Co. and Mr. Lange will 90 into his for
mer bu,iness. furniture and undertaking
The name Of the Sunuyside saloon. now
that It "a on the shady side Of the street, has
been changed to The Elite, which name il
being painted on the windows by an expert
artist. Moet people going along speak Of il
as the E-lght. The correct pronunciation
is a leet. with long sound OF a.
People who sometimes kick at what the
newspapers write about them, should rather
be thankful at what they don't wnte about
them. Any newspaper that wished 10 be
personal could fill its columns with senss-
tior al trash. freely furnished, in most any
community, and-wcll you ought to be thank.
fui because you are left alone.
Joseph Webber left this noon for Portland
where he .ill join about fifty veteran firemen
and leave at 10 o oclock tonight on the Ore
eon for San Francisco, TO attend the meeting
| OF veteran firemen for the Coast. As vet
ersn Joe will rank with the best on the Coast.
The presert Chief Of San Francisco was his
assistant IN the early filter, and the Chief Of
Police is an old friend Of his
YEsTERDAy.--The Oregon Pacific Land
company, With r Neil, r F Ashby and
August Lange,of ALBANY, an incorporation,
filed articles with the secretary of state.
Principal Office TO be In Portland, and cap
ital stock Is 100000, divided iato 1000
shares. Object Is to do general real es-
tate business, loan money, etc.
REsIGNED.-At meeting of the di-
rectors of the Farmers and Merchants In
surance Co., of Albany, held last evening,
x Elderkin resigned as Secretary. Hon
J X Weatherford will act temporarily In
that capacity for short time. An exper-
fenced Insurance man will be secured to
manage the company, as soon as arrange
ments can be made for one. The compan,
has been doing paying business since the
Washington fire, and Is an assured success,
as an Albany institution.
/ WEDNESDAY,.
{, Salem and Geryais are cuarrelling about
which pays the most for wheat.
4 FL Miller and family are in the city aftel
8 sojourn Of some time at Grants Pass.
Mr. w w Bailey, formerly Of Albany. bu
n,w of Texas, ism the city,after three year
absence.
: Mrs Il Sox and family and Mrs d
Miller returned this noon from seyera
weeks trip to the Bay.
The ladies society OF the PRESBYTERIAN
church will meet tomorrow afternoon wit
Mrs L Yiereck aud not with n RS ] s Turner
on account Of the latter lad, = illness.
! VIM White, engineer on the 8 P betwee
Roseburg and Junction. will lmove to Port
land about the first of the north to take tn
: run from Albany to that city.
zoo pound panther was killed by tn
Whitney boys last Sunday. 1t was on thei
/, place six miles north OF here. It measure,
/ feet from tip to tip.-French Prairie Ga
/ zette.
f J M Moyer. President Of the Alban
E Woolen Mills Co., is in the city. Mr. Move
!. spends considerable Of his time with hi
E Portland retail store,
5 Gordon Cooper, who was arrested q
]; Walla Walla for the murder OF man name
! Davis, and acquitted at his trial, was seen i
, Pendleton to- day. he is now stoppin
: near Weston, where he goes by the aobrique
a Of "Jay bird. having told yarn about Twin
e | in the mountains for three months with moth