The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-11-14
HOME AND ABROAD.
THURSDAY.

Olmpia will remain the state capitol Of
Washington by big majority
Mr.. Canterbury leaves tonight for South
ern California to spend tho winter, and Mr..
George Crouch, cigar maker for Julius
Joseph, leaves for Missouri on visit TO his
old home.
Senator J. II. Mitchell received the elec-
ton news Ia his room ia the Willamette At
Salem They must haye been very elifyiDg.
He calls this m OF year. There will be
severAisof them.
Bill and Frsnk Talley, two farmers, have
just left Umatiila county, without previous
announcement, leaving credltors behind to
whom they owed $500. IL IL rare thing
that farmer absconds.
Mr.. Ole Tobison arrived In this city day
or two ago fiom his Columbia river ranch,
and will attend school at the College this
winter. Ole has already attended one or
two winters and Ii making good progress IN
tho English language.
Tho carload Of Willamette valley winter
wheat ordered by Umatilla county farmers,
arnyed 10 PeHdloton to-day, and IL reldy
for distribution. The wheat may be found
by farmers who ordered at the warehouse 0f
Hamilton Il Rourks. --E. o. The wheat
was shipped from T.ilmAn.
FRIDAY.
Mrs Peter Callahan, Of Corvallis i, In the
city.
Jos. Cook will be in Portland next Mon
day.
CIV Dayis. Of shedd, Is in the city this
afternoon.
Prof. Russell returned this noon from q
visit 10 several of the schools OF the county.
Sc. Young aud @. w. simpson returned
from business trips 10 Portland this Doon.
Sunday, the 2lst Of December. has been
set for the dedication oi the new NJ u Church
Of this city.
Judge Strshan came up from Salem last
evening. His general bearing indicated
that he had card the election news.
| a Linn county farmer says he has 80
bushels Of potatoes, which he will not cell
until he gsts 81 bushel, and be will not wait
till after New Years.
Monday evening" the town counsil met and
granted Hale BAckensto Incense 70 cell
spurious and malt liquors for . period Of
one yesr.-Dallss Observer.
Mr. George Anderson has sold his iiah
and poultry market, on Ferry Street, W Mr.
Milton Hyde, who will always be found on
hsod. lie proposes keeping fsh and poul
try on hand constantly.
Mrs Cal Burkhart and son returned this
noon from PortiAnd. where they have been
visiting. tho guests Of Mrs James FAiling. for
several weeks.
Mr l. Samuel Fetnrned 10 Portland to- day
He reported running scross several mos'
backs. A forthcoming issue Of the West
Shore will have . sheet OF Albany illusira
lions.
The Gysys H-rbor Timss, edited by ST.
Ted Piper. and Mr. Hssrman have Just erect.
cd q $4,000 block. The Times says it vii
have the beat ofi,ees in the state.
A Wild Hoes BTE.-This morning
Mr. Ed Chambers was trying to catch 9
wild hog near knox's Butte, when th'
animal got the best Of him, grabbing on'
OF his hands, nearly seVering the TIVE
sms llset Singers, making a serious wound
Mr. Chambers came 10 Albany, where ID
Maston dressed the wound.
CouRr HousE NOTES.-The transcript
of the assessment roll Of Linn county wa
completed this afternoon aud will b
sent TO Salem in the morning.
The will Of Mr. Preston Munkers, a I.ini
county pioneer, who recently died, nea
Seio, has been probated. He left an es
tate valued at $4,000.
Judge Blackburn presided at the ses
sion OF County Court this week for th
first time in several months.
Herman Bulow aud Henreitta Kumri
have been licensed TO marry.
With an empty Treasury w T. Cui
takes IL a. easy as a railroad commi,
sioner.
Sheriff Scott will begin tax collectin
at Rock Greek on Monday, Nov s4th.
County Clerk Payne now has tw
deputies. a son, who recently took
course At Portland business college AN,
W @ Powell.
1t has been remarked that the Count
Court forgot 10 order the electric light
recommended by the grand jury. II !
, noticeable that not much attention
paid to the advice Of grand juries any
where.
SATURDAY.