The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-07
.LoCAL RECORD.

AN Elm otVNhs-NtI Tony NtNlNi q
Salem, was In the city to day on business
The travelling man of the Boots aud Shos
Weekly OF New York, recently In tn
valley, gives Mr. Klein the following write
up, and rings IN hunting story; At Ia,
store Of A Klein | had u most cordiai &c,
cep,ion. Mr. Klein was formerly n par,ne
with the krausse Bros, but now they sci
dom speak as they pass by. Were calleS
upon to pass opinion as TO who Is 10 blam,
in the difficulty, judglrg from my rxpc.
r'enee with the two men, I would not b,
long In making up my mind nor "a expires
sing Il. Mr. Klein left his work to tell INK
OF his business and furnished many poinu
about Il and this part of the county, liz
carries 81 5000 stock.
Mrklcin has had ll,lle hunting expert
ence with "Old Reliable" Hayward. Ihi,
Time Mr. HAYWARD was more fortunate III
some respects than NJ any of the times oI
which I've spoke on the traiu the might be-
fore. lie shot a fine elk. After Il had
been duly admired by the party Il wa,
strapped across his pony aud Mr. HAYWARD
mounted, we'll satisfied with himself and
all the world As the party iournc, rt
ho.neward Mr. Hlywayd dropped liule
behind, probably 10 hold a mutual aduira
tlon society meeting With himself Com
lug TO stream, the party drove into Il 70
water the horses, Mr. Hayward soon ap-
peared on the bank. As he looked a, The
party below Ia the stream hI straig htcned
up, threw his rifle over his shouljer,put "a
his best drum. major lOok. and sall, ''lloys,
I'd give fifty dollars u my wife could sec
me this minute" lust a. he spoke his
horse, either by accident or design, stepped
ON qulcksand. A few minutes afterwards
Mr Hayward was ishcd out Of that stream
In a condition in which he would give fifty
dollars that his wife should not have seen
him.
SCIo.-The new Christian church is now
approaching completion. ard will be dcd.
ieated the first Sunday In December.
There Is not vaean, house ia Scio and
every day finGs newcomers hunting
rooms for housekeeping.
John Berry, OF Albany, Is ccmenling
Marshal ] a Bilycu'S brick, on the corner
Of Main and Mill streets, which will all
much to ITS appearance. John |, good
workman IN this line.
Mesdanes Townsend and Blain OF Al
bany, came over from that CITY Tuesday
in the Interests Of the W & 7 l. At the
meeting of that organization "a, night they
entertained the audience by temperance
talks and short sketches Of the AIMS work.
etc, of the W CT L.
+ Denny has his potato house, at
Munkers station, abou; half full Of rs fine
potatoes as It has ever been our privilege
to see. There Is about $500 bushels OF the
Burbank Seeding variety a very uni
form as 20 size and shape. lie has 81! !
about 1000 bushels to dig Press.
MucHLl MARzrxp.-Thc Salem Jour
nal says G W Wilkinson went from
Brownsville 70 that city, where he be-
came acquainted with Mss Clara Bartho-
lomew, Who resided near that city "a lady
IN the truest sense OF the word. Two
weeks ago they were married and went
10 Vancouver 20 reside. 1T nov trans
pirSs that there is . young lady at
Brownsville Who claims to b) the vile of
this same Wilkinson, aud whom he de-
serted during the latter part OF last win
ter, and that he has never been divorced
from her." This DENOcRAT learns that in
stead Of once he had been married twice
before; but secured q divorce from his
Arst wife. Our informant did not know
ss to No 2. No 3 is certainly uniortu-
nats.
HBARrs OF OAK.-At the Opera House,
Tuesday night, Nov llth, is one Of the
best known attractions now travelling,
carrying all their own scenery and me
ehanical effects, requiring . 81 foot bag
gage car TO accommodate them. Also the
services d tWo frst-clsss stage carpenters
70 Set them up. The head stage carpen-
a. NJ ~ -
Hsrne since the Arst production Of the
play, IL yeaTs ago. The present BET Of
scenery Wss painted by the same artist
who painted the famous picture Of the
Battle q Gettysburg that for the past
4 years has stood At the corner Of 18th
street and 9th avenue. The artists
charges alone for the painting was over
$1,000. Mr. Fred J Potter, the advance
agent, vas in the city yesterday and as-
surSS Albany people Of a rare treat.
BUTLDrSG RUMoEs.-The Post, at To
ledo, wants n depot, and 10 order u &c,
one, In itA mind, at least, builds air castles
as follows: "Rumor has {, that steel rails
20 large amount,in bord a. san Francisco
have or will be taken out and shipped 10
Oregon, and we are promised the liycliest
times ever seen In o p circles. There Is
also rumors thar Col Hogg has offered 10
extend the line Of the O z from Corvallis
70 Engene. II placing the road. In the
har ds Of Receiver will resui; in pushing
the construction OF the o r 70 transcor-
tinental connections at an early date, then
everybody will say amen We hope this
will be the case, and that Toledo will have
been IN possession Of a comfortable depot
long enough before that happy event
occurs, to "dress up 70 the occasion"
THE BRrDGE.--The report ard maps
and plans submitted to the Council by the
Engineer NJ Stewart, show 50 conclusive
ly that Calipoola street IS the proper place
for bridge, and practically tie only feas-
ible one, that all fair minded citizens will
accept Il as final. Mr. Stewart has shown
himself to be an expert In the business, and
when the bridge Is built with him 10 keep
an eye on its erection there never would be
any danger Of a repetition Of the Salem
disaster. lie goes 10 the bedrock. The
bridge will undoubtedly be built and the
move for its erection should begin as soon
a. the plans are approved at Washington.
No point In Oregon needs a bridge more
than Albany and there should be united
effort all over the county for its construc-
ton.
GOES TO T.. O.-ReY L J Trumbull, for
three years the pastor Of the First Bap-
tist church, Of this city has been appoint
ed District Missionary for Eastern Ore
gon, by the Oregon Baptist Convention
and the American Baptist Home Mission
airy Society. Mr. Trumbull has accepted
the work and will leave Wednesday to
begin his new duties. His family will
remain in Albany for the present. Mr.
Trumbull leaves many friends here, where
his labora have greatly strengthened the
Baptist church, and the best wishes OF
all will follow him.
HEARD FRoM.-SaturJiy night letter
was received from Eugene Fisher, whom
II was feared had been fouIly dealt with
while travelling in the East. lie was in
New York City,and would start for home
on Oct 7oth. Ee did not explain his long
delay in writing; but II was thought he
had probably been In a hospital and did
not like to trouble his folks here about 1t.
x JUVENILE G. E. S.-Thc younger
people of the u. p. Church have Just or.
ganized the first Juvenile Christian En-
deayor Society In the city with the follow
ing officers. Bertha Docder, President
Nellie Biodgett, Vice Presidents; Noli;
Gray, Secretary; Willie Wallace, Treasurer
THE GENERAL OPINION is that the re
cent move by the o. p. means create
prosperity for the road end more aciivit,