The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-31

NalfAtnl ltuNh tttC uhflt tnN AaHNNt " tt4ih
patcut there, MIR Al Nickerson, Of Leb.
anon, brought him TO the city on n railroad
bicycle, reaching here just betorethe train
left Taking the bicycle off the track a
block or two south Of tho depot they start.
ed on run for the cars Young Nicker-
son slipped at the eulvert near The water
tank and fell. knocking him senseless and
brulslng his face badly. DIR lliil hailed
the train which was getting leadv 10 start.
and hauled him ftom the track IN a stupid
condition. lie Nas taken back 10 Lebanon,
aud "a now all right with the exception OF
long bruise on his face. DE- iIill boarded
the train for Tangent just as Il atarted.
ALBANY will besin work at once upon
new TWO story sash and door factory II
Is evident that Albany Is the coming city
IN the valley,--hs,ofia Pioneer.
The ah1ye Item Is pointer Il means
that every nc,s lndustr, here attracts at.
tenlion and does much to make the world
very properly know that We are growing.
The general opinion Il becoming as stated
by the Astoria paper, and we have only to
build more factories aud keep building
them to take the front rank among the
valley cities. There Is big field In Albany
for operations.
| A AJNcK RABBtr HuSr.-u -umatlila eoun.
TVS snow storm was a mild affair as jack |
rabbit killer compared ~ the following
from the Ptlnevile News "a match
hunt occurred on Thursday OF this week
between Ora Pclndexter and John Tenn
pleton on one side, and Perry PoIndexter
and Dave Stewart on the other side. The
parties went together IN one vehicle, Leslie
Vanderpool acting as wagon master. Ora
Poindcxter killed so jack rabbits and his
partner John Tenpletou, Killed ~. Dave
Stewart killed 81 rabbits, while his partner,
Perry Polndexier. killed -. The four
hunters, Il win be seen, killed i9i rabbits.
We call this mastery days hunt
In Is RorrKS.-Thc members of the
American Building and Loan association
Ia Albany, have now abandoned pay
men,s In the same. IS shares OF stock
were held here and Ss77 was paid TO the
concern. The members think they win
&C, StTs back. The association has been
shown up to be very rotten and has been
run on n viiianions plan, and there is talk
OF suppressing H. The truth Is the plan
Is about the same as all national aasoeia-
tions, and Il Is not safe to invest In any OF
them. Deal only with local associations.
which are known TO be safe.
THE CENsus.-The census takers viii
bsgin business June ts,. I, win require ,
seven or elgh, men 10 Linn county, and al 4
ready several are ambitious to be the ones :
who do the work. II will of course be Of {
great Importance that they be men who I
are thorough and reliable. As the time Is {
nearly here and the census viii be rushed =,
Il will be in order not to do much boasting
until after iis completion, aud then some
localities should have their. excuses well
prepared.
THE Willamette Valley has had snow !.
enough this winter for good sleighing and /,
enough cold weather to make good ice for !
next summers use. That's about what Q
we've had here.--Princ die News. v
Yes. they had enough snow in Dakota b
for sleighing and Ice 10 put up. But there a
are different degrees Of these things, and c
the degree in the valley Is very small. so Il
small that NC didn't catch the ride.ncr see (
the Ice put up. An old Crook county man :
says he never knew Prineville paper 10 ,
tell the truth about the Gather. u
DIsREoARDEp.-There arc several laws /
In our statutes that are entirely disregard I,
ed. Here Is one, passed with some agony
at the last session Of the Legislature
"Every supervisor shall erect and keep up /
al the forks of every highway and every
crossing Of public roads within his district, /.
n guide or finger board containing an 10
scrption In legiblc letters. directing the I
way aud specifying the distance Of the I
next town or public place situated In each !
road district"
WHERE NgEDED.--Oregoil, Washington :
and British Columbia constitute a grand
lodge jurisdiction of the A o U w. with a
membership cf about 1890. During the
cslendar year just closed there have been a
6tt, deaths upon which the order has paid
benefciarics Of $1,000 amounting In the !,
aggregate to 100000. This $4,000 bcnc.
hciary payment in nearly every instance
has gone 10 families, who often otherwise :
would have been left in very straisened !
circumstances. II
ANNUAL EHcAMPMgxr.--The annual Z
encampment of the G A Il and w r c
convention will be neld next month, be
ginning the Izlh. II Is expected that ;
very large crowd will be In attendance,
delegates and visitors coming from all I
parts Of the state The members OF those
organizations In this city are preparing TO
entertain their guests In the best manner
possible.-Eugene Register. Il
A RARE BIKD.--Last Thursday rare
locking bird was discovered In the water
near the s p freight depot chas Hagen,
Ben Barker and several others attacked II
witt stones, resulting in Mr. tlagens hit
ting and killing It. Bird experts were call
ed into counsel, and II was nsccrtained tina.
the bird was a genuine mummy hen, a
very rare thing here.
WILL BE THERR.-Saturday nights
meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the
Astoria and South Coast Railroad was the
most important that has been held yet,and
the results attained were greater than even
eiS hlNsl sauBuinc expected. IL IS now
certain that the road will be here by the
time contracted September, 1891, for VIII
liam Reid has agreed TO give bonds for It's
completion.--Transcript
ILL-PRoPoRTIoNED.-- Patti gets $4,000
a night for singing, and many men think
themselves fortunate II they can get that
amount In i've years,and II takes many ten
years to earn 1t. One night to ten years.
The difference is too great but It illus
tratcs what peculiar world this Is.
MONEY PAID.-Last Friday TT Sites.
Recorder Of Salty Lodge No 10 A OU w
Of this city turned over to Mrs Mary Eli
len Doris. widow Of the late I I Doris,
deceased, warrant for $1,000, being the
amount OF death loss paid bythat order ond
the death Of member
OvERDoNE.-This grippe business has
afforded fruitful field for puma by the /
newspapers; but the list is about exhausted |
and as hearIy everybody has lost their
grippe, something else will probably de- |
velope for the publics consideration