The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-15

with an accident, resulting IN the drown
ing Of span of standardized mares
The ferry had reached this side Of the
river and two teams ahead of Mcknight
started OIL after the boat had been tied
Mr.. Mcknight followed, Just as the
team was coming off the boat they he
came frightened and sprang 60 the right
into the river above the boat, which IL
ten or fifteen feet deep at that place.
The swift current drew them, with the
buggy, under the boat. MIR Mcknight
succeeded in getting out OF the accident
in safety and, with the ferryman, grabbed
the horses, and an effort was made to
save them, but they jorked away and
went down stream and were drowned.
The buggy was secured during the even
I ing The loss is considerable one.
/ The team was recently brought from
eastern Oregon and was worth at least
$1,000
A NAMmILL TowN.--lamhill has long
been noted for its remarkable peaplc aud
institutions. Now a town is being formed
which will make the most model COM
munity 10 the world II the rules govern
Ing Il are carried out. II will tov ever br
safe from editors, lawyers and mixed Gle
ments generally. The laws which every
member will have 10 subscribe ave sub
stautially No quarrelinS. Noimpropcr
I language. No taking The name of God ia
vain. M swearing. No evil speaking.
I lying or laundering That they regularly
attend divine worship IN Hope Church, and
Keep holy The whole ot the Lords DAY
| That thty abstain from the usr ot opium
| In every shape aud form No gambling.
l.. = T..
I to "a unkcuucss No thci, OF any Kind
No ,rc>passiug on the property ot Others,
No dancing parties. No tncatrcal repre-
sentations Ne syleuadiag oi new ly mar
ried persons No bathing IN the river on
Suudn, ncr q, any time Without having
fr,, pIl ON in private a deceot bathing
suit. No oojum. Intoxicating drinks or
tobacco 70 bc Sold battered or kept or
exposed for sale. No horses ,catllc,s swine,
goats or poultry o. run NJ large Pigeons
10 bc confined Vi,hin wire nc;tiug.
BROWNSVILLE. Me Z 1. rower, has
moved his family into the II a Stanard
property. Thry are from llIsey here.
] b Il Murelogk, wbo has been at
Seattle i,.r the past 1--WE months engaged
In erecting the large girls, mill being built
hy Browneyillc company, re,ufucd home
"Wednesday night
Mrs G G. Cooley, Miss Emma Cooley
ani Mrs y .r,iac lcfi fsr Albany Wed.
ne, day ,o vi>i, Mr., G. W Wright, a sister
Of Mis- C"oley aud Mrs Irvine AID a
daughter OF MIS- Coulcy.
Wb, don't the Tcopie 81 Brownsville
writes The Albany correspondent of The
Times create some stir, get up a petition,
and Try To t,a,v,. the iiHapf the Southern
aciic train ir Lchauon 10 changed 30 as
to connect wiki thc South bound Narrow
Gauge at Lebanon Junction. By 50 doing
people going from hcfc to Brownsville
would be g. icvel from ,hc tirc'cme wait,
a. ihc junction 90 or~r an hour t;3d half
aud people c"m;ug here from Brownsville
VINO dcsj,r 10 rri,ip thv s1'ne day would
have Just that mueh longer % attend their
business. Perhaps .uch a change could
be had by Tire light Kind a.; procedure
aud II certainly wauli b- a ;.-eat accom-
mOdation 70 the trtveljn@ ppbjic, as well
as to the ci.iX-u, q Brownsville, Who are
or should hr mi,, Interested Times
SoME QcEsri1Ns.-A Mankato, Kan,
man, who has had his corn ali burned
ont, and who intends to abandon his
farm until he can sell il, aud come 10
Oregon, asks some questions which we
give with answers to the same, lair sam
pies oi many asked.
Is there plenty of carpenter work.
Yts, and plenty TO do il. The rusiler
comes out on top.
What wages are paid? Carpenters,
81 80 To - 80; laJorers, 81; brick ma
sons, - - 81; painters, about 50 clerks
SIS 70 800.
What is land selling at, per acre? $40
upto u round price Tor suburban property
say $50 10 $40 for the average farm.
Is there much rhematism, and Is It
healthy? Some rllematism, as every
where. IL is considered quite healthy
altogether; but people die sometimes.
What does il cost % live? Depends on
how you live. Just about the game AZ
in the east.
When does it commence to rain? In
the fall, and we generally get rain in
stead Of snow for about six months, of
and on, about 45 inches per year.
Az Intrusion The marshal in re-
sponse to an urgcnt request, was seen
rustiing toward one OF the hotels this after
noon. After consulting with the proprle-
tor he was seen TO secure the chairman Of
the committee on streets and public prop.
efty, who rushed Of for the hotel. The
curiosity of a DEMoCRAT man was excited,
and he did not rest until the truth was
learned There had been an Intrusion At
the hotel, myriad of thistle blooms had
flOated into The dining room lighting on
the butter. Aoor. every where, and, sure
enough why wasa'i the ordr- OF the c0un.
eli cJmpelling prop@-ty oNnets 10 cut
down their tui.iirs enforced. that was
IL.
Now Il Is too laie a few fines would
serve some p.oplc ahout riglr; but then IL
would hit abou, everybody.
~ANrs DNMAGEs.-At the meeting oi
the City Council last evening the fact was
mentioned thai Mrs Z d Barrett wanted
damages from come one on account OF q
broken arm, caused by u board flying up,
at Lyon and Sixth Streets, striking her
left arm and breaking both bones at the
wrist, several days ago. As il Was pri-
vate property the owner Of the property
will Of course Ire responsible. There is
no question that many sidewalks need
/ repairing ard every property owner
should takc.a personal pride IN doing go
Under tif.. Item of placing all new side
walks OF - t.te city j. full ri ups and
downs, Z 10 IS good, but adjOin-
I ing sidewalks ~ maie 10 conform
I tO the new ones
( BY WAY oF TlLbANoox.-J o WritsnaI
and Chas PfeifFer, Of the Albany & hsto
ria Railroad, arrived home last evening
4 from a trip 10 Astoria. Their trip baci
1 was made from Astoria 10 Seaside, on th'
South Coast II r, from Seaside 10 Tila
NOOK, on cayuse ponies, from Illiamool
to North Yamhll by stage and thence bl
rail. the surveying party were witliiI
ten miles Of Tillamo0k, and had beer
finding good gr.ldcs. IL had been the in
tention TO come from 1ilIamook aloni
! the line Of the survey, but it was impOs
sible for Mr. Barr to accompany them
and the project was abandoned.
A NEW CoMER.-Iast evening a MAJ
arrived in Albany, accompanied by hi
wife and three small children, reaching
here as is often the case, with his poke
book about empty. He said he had III
aunt living here and would like TO be di
, rected to her. Upon being asked he
/ name he said it was "Aunt Sally" an
that was all he knew about it. OF cours
no one knew just where Aunt Sally live
, without knowing her other name. No'
: if Aunt Sally will report TO the DEMc
cRAT Office an effort will be made I
bring the relatives together.
PROBABLY BuNcoED.- The Salem State