The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-12-26
LOCAL RECORD.

season dec. lptht 1000. Whoie number
OF pupils enrolled4si average daily attend
anee Of FIRST month. IS; lastthree months,
40. The following Is the roll Of honor for
the said terms Annie Marshall, Clara
Bond, Amelia zuhlsdorf, Leonora Cary,
Mamie Propst Vallie Cary, Jeannette
Mckechnie, Edith Glen, Psulite Zuhls-
dorf, Lucy Marshall, Winnie Wilds, Neiia
Marshall Annie Cox, Plessie Cox, Oue
Knighten. Fritz ZuhlsdoFf, Lulic Knight
en-, Sam Dickinson, Rosa McOueen, Berthe
Jordan, Tabitha MCQUEEN, Willie Nc
Queen, Johnny Knighten, Richard Clem,
George Dickinson, Robert Glenn, Barney
Bond, Ashley Dickinson, Frank Powell,
Ralph McKechnie.
Of the above names those who we re
neither absent nor tardy d"ring the four
months ere as follows: Annie Marshall,
Edith Clem, Amelia Zuhisdorf, Clara
Bond, Fritz Zuhlsdorf.
Those receiving the most class credits
IL spelling are as follows: A Class, Ralph
Mckechnie; Class, Annie Marshall; &c
Class, Berthe Jordan and Edgar Dickinson
ID Class, Ross Mckechnie.
At the close of the term an eElocutlon-
AIRY Contest was held, al which Annie
Marshall received gold medal as first
prize, and George Dickinson received
silver medal as second prize.
w PHILLIrs, teacher.
BAD AccDESr.-Lewis Anderson, a
young man who has been working in the
Red Crown Mills, Of this city, for year
or more, vent TO Harrisburg a few DAYS
ago to take charge OF the Touring MILL
owned by l. Douglas OF that place. Yes
terday morning he went to the third
story OF the mill TO look after some Of
the machinery. After he had been gone
short time the engineer heard calls for
help from that part OF the building. lie
shut down the mill and went up 10 the
third story and there found Mr. Ander-
son with his leg broken just above the
ankle. He had been caught in the belt
ing Of the mill, which resulted in broken
limb. He was removed at once 10 the
residence Of Mr. l. Douglas, when Drs
Davis and Mendenhall were called in and
set the limb. The young man will be
taken care Of by the Odd Fellows Of Har-
risburg, of which order he is member,
having become a member of Albany
Lodge, No.4, only few weeks since. >
The MILK MAIDS CoSvxxrIox to be
presented by the ladies OF the NJ. T..
Church Of Albany, Tuesday evening Dec.
3Oth, 1880, at the Opera House, promises
to be a treat. Following is the program:
Music, "Milbirie Overture" Links
orchestra.
Solo, Mrs G o Lee.
Music, Selected, Orchestra.
Select Reading, Miss Moses.
Music, "Crecent City Waltz" Orches-
ira.
Milk Stool Drill, by nine OF the milk
maids.
The laughable Farce entitled. s'The
Milk Maids Interstate Convention" rep
by twenty-six ladies in costume,
will then be presented.
Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats,
35 cents.
GRANGE ELKcroSs. = The following
Grange elections have taken place: No
10-J III Wallace, master; M Henshaw,
overseer; Peebler, lecturer; S Bodine,
steward; G Froman, assistant steward
o Fry, chaplain; X Foster, treasurer;
Miss L Z Wallace, secretary; ] BOdine,
Mrs l. Froman, pomona
Miss NJ Froman. fora; Miss / Bodine,
ceres; Miss Il Foster, lady assistant
steward.
Harmony Grange No 23.-H c Powell,
master; . McGregor, overseer; Glenn,
lecturer; + + Parrish, steward; NJ Ar
rant, assistant steward; w Propst,
NJ 4 Dawson, treasurer; Miss
ID Il Marshall, secretary; John Hardy,
May Powell, pomona; Nelia
Marshall, flora; Eta Suttle, ceres; Rosa
Marshall, lady assistant.
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT On Tuesday
DR.. E. o. Hyde was called to dress
wound for Mr.. Henry Crabtree. who re-
sides two or three miles southwest of town.
The wound Is a severe one and the pecul-
far manner In which II was inflicted - or
dinarily next TO impossible. Mr.. Crab
tree was engaged in rsing broadaxe, and
IN hewing a timber he struck blow with
such force the axe passed between his legs
and around and up and cut a cash about
FIVE inches long, 20 the bone, IN his ri-ht
shoulder, he still retaining the handle In
his hands. II required four OF FIVE stitches
o properly dress the wound.-Sc.o Press.
E 6 CAMERON returned Monday from
Union. During his absence he has vIsi
ted Colorado. He reports dull times gen
orally throughout Eastern Oregon, and
says agricultural prospects are not at all
hattehng.-Benton Leader. As Mr. Cam
eron was through the country on a foot
racing expedition his familiarity with ag-
ricultural matters Is quite significant. We
believe though, that he only lost one or
two races.
The JUvENILEs.--The Wallace Juvenile
Company PLAYS to night IN East Portland
They are reported 10 have been doing o
fair busiress, more than PAYING expenses.
A contract has been mad with a Seattle
variety thsaiei for a three months engage
" ent Of the company n fair salary. hs
the company Il composed mosrl, 81 inn
county people their career will be watched
with interest Several Albany Young men
who started with them have all returned.
A PACKED HoUsE.-We refer to the
warehouse and store OF Fortmiller & r.
wing. A big car load Of furniture, just
received, did it, consisting Of an elegant
lire OF stands, bedroom sets, parlor sets,
chairs, lounges, ETC., IL offers fine as
sortment to select from. This firm keeps
probably the finest stock Of furniture in
the valley. Purchasers have big and
fine stock to select from.
A TAEcEKr BURGLARY Last night
the store of Smith & Moore, at Tangent
was broken into and quite a quantity OF
knives, razors, and other merchandise was
taken. The valley seems 10 be full Of a
theiving element and people need TO be
on their guard.
A UMoR.--Sone one says that another
man told him that a friend had heard a
rumor that Mr. G w Watts had been ap-
pointed p. M. for Albany. No appoint
ment has yet been .sade; but will be very
soon, the prospect of which will no doubI
keep the air well filled with rumors, which
are always full of interest at least.
THE MNEs.-Dy Barker, Of the Colder
City Mining Co., came down from the
mines Tuesday. He reports arrange
ments being made to run eight or ter
men during the winter getting the com
panies mines, Of which, they have aboui
twenty claims, ready for q twenty STAMP
mill, with a capacity OF forty tons day
which will be put in in the spring.
DIED "A dispatch from Owosso, Mich.
announced the death Of one OF the child
rem Of Mr.. T. p. Hackleman, formerly d
this city, and that he would immediately
leave for Albany with the body fer burial
NEW CARPETS, new carpets, new ca
pets and new styles, latest patterns, tn,
best in the market, just received at A. b
McIlwain's. The stock is large ans