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

! A CnEegY HuNreg.- II Anderson,
OF Salem, while out shooting near Mar
Ion, last Wednesday, followed some birds
onto the farm Of Mrs Christopher. As
the lady docs not allow hunting on her
farm her son, John Christopher, ordered
Anderson of the premises. This no re-.
fused 10 do stating that lac would 20
when he got ready and would shoot
where he pleased. After short allerea-
| tion, In which both men became some
what excited, they came 10 blows, In
which Anderson struck young Christie
pher on the head with gun which he
held IN his hand and threatened to shoot
him. Al this point Christopher left for
home and Anderson drove 10 within
about mile oi Marion where he camped
for the night. When Christopher got
home IL was decided 10 have Anderson
arrested. which they proceeded 10 do by
appearing before Esquire Bagley who is-
sued warrant which was placed In
constable Huddleson's hands who went
10 Marion and arrested Anderson and
brought him before Esquire Bagley where
he waved examination and Was bound
over in the sum oi 1900 10 appear before
the grand Jury, which meets in October.
Mr. Anderson furnished the required bail
and was released. d.--Jefferson Review.
Hoo JosEs.--We have given several
little aquibs about Jones, who was recent.
y buncoed out OF $4,000. and which nm
Oregon City paper says caused more
smiles than sigbs; but here is another
from paper where he II known, which
will close the present volume on Jones
'The old chap, who has six grown up
sons, IL hunting for young wife in order
that his barrel Of woe may slop clean
over. II is related that about year ago
he had an experience In reality with am
other woman which also cost him $4,000.
lie met her in Portland. She signiiied
her desire To buy land. He gave glow
ing account Of the tract he would sell her
partly cleared and fine farming land.
She bought IL. Afterwards she concluded
10 visit her purchase and drove 10 the
part 0i Claekaman county where, accord
ing 10 the description In the deed, Il was
supposed 10 be. She learned from the
settlers that she had bought mountain
side hardly fit for goat pasture. She re-
turned home. shortly a sherifF's war
rant lodged iiog Jones In jail at Portland.
lie sent for her. Like an angel OF mercy
she visited him In prison aud accepted
the 5000 lac offered TO dismiss the suit"
BLooD so TEnRoRs.- week, while
Miss Stafford, a school teacher ON Blind
slough, was going from her school In the
evening, she found that one of Mr. Heg.
lund's children eighteen months old, had
bad an index finger cut Off by her broth
er, SAYS the Astorian. The mother was
unable To do anything for her child, 80
Miss Stafford secured the piece Of finger
that had been cut of, and carried the
child to neighbor'a where she could
get help and necessary materials. She
then sewed the piece Of finger on aud
bound II on In its proper place with
splints. At last accounts the finger
seems TO be done we'll. 1t was not long
ago that this young lady rescued one ot
her pupils from drowning by going 10
his assistance In the slough.
FIGHTING HARvgsrERs.-T The row at
Adams Sunday wac the result OF rivAir,
between two harvesting crews who came
10 town and tlied up on liquor courage
II l. said that ohe eombaiant. nlll DaY,
whipped one mao Ia the morning by way
Of prelude, and continued the pefior-
nance later IN the day by knocking down
three more " no attacked hin. m.atterwardndo.
Ing up" another a. a grand finale. Another
sisli from tho harves,ers and more iistle
encounters are expected ncxt Sunday, as
there is now bad blood between the two
ws.-Peneirion L q.