The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1890-01-03
NEW YEAR DISTRIBUTION.
PACKAGES RECEIVED BY SOME CORVALLIS
PEOPLE ON WEDNESDAY.

tnlS city at rapid rate. NO sooner
had the people. who had been aroused,
found positions suitable to gaze at the
passing object, when the electric fly
comotive pulling long train of fly
baggagers and flycoaches with Mr..
and Mrs. 1890 on board came thunder
ing along, its wings and fans beating
the air at a terrific rate. This tram
remained here only short time un-
loading some of it's New Year freight
and soon proceeded on its nights
journey. A GAZETTE reporter, ac-
companied by his electric note-taker,
visited the room where the freight was
stored and secured list of the per-
sons receiving packages and a de.
scription of same, which is as follows:
Mayor J. B. Lee-A complete set of
electric walking utensils.
Thos. E. Cauthorn-A new seat
in the Oregon senate.
E. Holgate-A wagon load of thanks
for his stand on the building of the
new court house.
NJ. A. Canan-A fve-story mansion
with a good bank account t. spend the
rest of his days with.
+. M. Johnson-Many years of
good health to enjoy his nice home
and happy family.
Judge John Burnett-The next
mayorship of Corvallis.
John r. Bryson-A higher position
than an attolney-at-law.
Zeph Job-A hunting ground in his
bank.
Rev. A. Rogers-A thrifty growth
in his prune orchard.
L. Allen and Z. Woodward-A
modern-style drug store.
DR.. ]. M. Applewh,te--A Cleve-
land hat for '92, and Il new laugh.
Robert Johnson-A blank marriage
license and set of wedding instru-
ments.
J. M. Nolan-A continuance of his
store in Corvallis.
Jesse Spencer-A larger room in
which to move his barber shop.
L. l.. Hurd-An arc dynamo.
Oh. Rose-A patent cigar roller and
a new girl.
]. D. Clark--An immense trade in
Joe Wilson-A girl to keep COM
panv with.
VIM. Mackay-A patent office
opener.
NJ. H. Kriebel-A position as car
toonist on some great daily, and new
bulldog for '9l.
LIE. Beach-A promotion in the
railroad office, with pretty type
writer.
NJ. L. Pipes-Something soft to
attend to.
John Kelsay-Consulship to Cal
Cutta.
N. Baesen-A pair of high-heel
boots to accompany his plug hat.
Alta S. Additional new pair of
drama pants.
0. G. Hopkins-A regular Maud S.
tor next summer, and IA life partner.
]. r Scrafford-The marsi,alship
at the next city election.
j.. Mason-Plenty of enjoyment
during the rest of his lite.
D. Howell-A city lot with a hemp
hill.
H. Pape-A tobacco plantation,
and spittoon mandatory.
"Pete" Callahan-A kindergarten of
his own.
R. Cox-A ton of glory and several
more new projects.
j. w. Rayburn-A law office in the
center of the court house tower.
c. L. Roberts-A larger room for
his .jewelry store.
B. w. Jobnson-A hitchin' strap
for himself
Geo. Paula dime show all BY
himself
Geo. Waggoner-The office of state
treasurer.
Adam Assell-A nicely furnished
w. Todd-A chance to get married. |
Grandpap Hitchens-A day posi- |
ion in hotel
Arthur Spaulding-A second Bill
Nye.
S. N. Wilkins-An electric talking !
Cam. Hemphill-An improved !
yarn" spinner.
w H. Mahoney-All the pleasure
possible in the coming season.
VIM. Butterfeld-A set of bill
,oards.
Logan Hayes-A lady type writer
o copy dispatches
Chas. Houck-A box of Robertine.
t. H. Dupuy-A bottle of electric
nti-fat.
I. Whitehorn-Plenty of prosperity. |!
]. S. Moore-Managership of some
detective union.
P. Lewis-A box full of clear
onscience.
J. w. Hanson-An Ell Rio Rey of
lis own.
Prof F. L. Washburn-A new kind
f bug.
Prof. w. N. Hull-A large sale of