The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-06-20

will open select day school for youn,
ladies'. She took with her the univerea
good will of our citizens, and leaves
record az q teacher Of which any woman
might be proud. Four years ago, on &C
count OF Ill health, Mrs Pollock resigned
the position Of Principal of the Mont
gomery Female College, ,at Christinnburg
w., and came 10 the const ON n visit /,
her brother, Col James L Goodall, and I,
recuperate her health. She accepted
position in the Albany Collegiate lnsti
tute, and for three years has had charg,
of the departments Of English literature
elocution, history and psychology, films
her position with mn ability, energy anc
faithfulness rarely equaled, securing tn,
unstinted confidence OF her assoeiatel
and the love and esteem Of her pupils
Under her efficient training the young
ladies have made progress that ha,
been remarkable, and the effects of heI
thorough work viii bo seen among the
young people OF the city for years e
come. With her health fully restored
and ripe experience To back her, she
will ho in position 10 take charge Of the
Birmingham school in manner that
cannot help building II j. , m institu.
tion Of prominence aud usefulness. The
DgMocRAT commends Mrs Pollock 10 the
best consideration Of the people Of Dir
mingham. In her new field Mrs Pollock
will have as an assistant Miss g w Ste
yens, formerly principal Of st Mary's
Seminary Mt Birmingham, where she il
already very iayorably known, and whom
many Of our citizens will remember ~
having spent pleasant week in our city
several months ago.
a DECISION. correspondent In a
Corvallis paper says the legal princlp pies
Involved IN the case ni the Oregon confer.
ence under the presldeney of ] Bowetsox
vs.. that under the presidency Of I Bow
man are precisely the same a. those In
VOWED IN the following decision, taken
fom an Ottawa, Ill, paper; "a motion
for dissolution of injunction came on for
hearing to-day before Judge & Smith Ia
the matte OF the Napevilc church OF tho
Evangelical Association. The court eoa-
ilnued the Injunction Ia an elaborate de-
clslon. The court held ist, that Bishop
Esher was legally suspended, and could
rot act rs bishop; ID. the Illinois confer
cncc, presided OveI By Elder Byers wa.
the legal conference. independent al
whether Eshcr was legally suspended or
not aHd tia, EshcT's conference had no
power to send preacher 10 the Napervilie
church. and tiat & ! Frey 10 the legal pas
tor oi that church. and the trustees we're
rnjoiaed from interfering With Isis oeeupa
lion Of the pulpit"
REPUTATION SrRKAptSd.-The Albany
WOODEN Mills Co have received the fol,
lowing letter which explains itself in an
emphatic manner:
Sr Lotus, lune q 1890.
Albany W0olen Mills Company, Al
blny, Or.--tientletncn: II you are man
uiacturtng cloths, We Hhail be pleased "a
have samples. aH We have Inquiries toi
them from customers in Central America
and Mexico. to which points We can ship
from your factory 10 gaod advantage
Send us samples with your very lowest
prices, cash Mt time Of shipment. W,
have, as YOU know, in those countries I
very 'argc competition. aud. therefore
trust that in naming prices you will Zig
ure IA low AS it Is possible for you Ia sell
win there be- any rebate on your cloths
Tor export? Yours truly,
= NJ kgSnRicg < Go.
SALgN's 4rn.-The following Fircmeni
races will occur at Salem on the 4th %
July.
Hose race-Distance. 10 run 100 yardi
10 hydrant, lay 200 feet Of hose and ge
water. Prize $l00.
Engine rarc-Engine to be set ON els
tern. run 100 yards, attach To engine, lal
100 feet hose and get water. Prize $50
T..tR1ar a. H.. "a
boys not over 10 years old run 100 Yards
Prize, given by Chief Engineer Ge,
Bingham, to be twelve gold badges en-
grayed with company's name and de
partment.
Two tender teams will probably *
from Albany, the boys having alread,
organized for the event.
USPoRTuSATg ACCIDENT. - Last weel
Chas W Hagcn,a faithful employc at the
Southern Pacific depot, in this city, wa
coupling the passenger car to a frcigh
car on the train at this city, which wa
outside his line Of duty, when he wa
struck on both shoulders by the platform
Of the passenger aud end Of the freigh
ear. Both shoulder bones were badl
broken and he WAS injured internall
slightly but not dangerously. lie wa
taken 10 the residence Of Mr. w l. Jester
where he boards and IL receiving good at
tention. DR. Maston, 5 7 surgeon, wa
called and set the broken bones. Mr. Iln
gen is "a steady, reliable young man, an,
the accident is one greatly to be rcgrette
S,STIAM RoADs.--County Judge Sha,
and Commissioners Grim and Cornelius
have been up in the Santiam countr
the past few days looking after count
| highways. In relation to the Mint
| trail they found that the o 7 compan
had men at work making good and SUI
| fcient trail wherever their road had de,
troyed it, and yesterday morning Don q.
Smith, appointed by the county cour
for that purpose, started out with pac
train and force OF men TO clear and ope
up the trail where it has not been touch
ed by the railroad, so when this Join
] work Is done the trail will be in the bes
shape il ever has been.-JOurnal.
WILL CoMMENcE WoRK.-Georgc '
Freeman, government engineer, was j
the city the first OF the week and left o
the stage for Siuslaw, where he wi
make survey for the new lighthous
station ut Heceta Head, and also for
road from the north side OF the river
near its mouth, to the light station. w
understand he will hire assistants dow
there, thus distributing money appria
ed for the work among the citizens
that section. The people there are m,
iously looking for the work to commend
Register.
| SILvERToN MoToR LINE.--It now ar
pears that the much talked of and muc
desired motor line to Silverton would 500
be reality. A reporter had little tai
with Gen w H Odell, and that gentema
gave the assurance that dirt would begi
to fly In grading the road at an early dat
next month, though he could not stat
positively the exact day they will con
meEce-that will depend upon circ um
stances not now.settlsd,-Journal,
| BUSINESS CHANGES Mr. II G Hubbar
has sold his drug business to Mr.
Cummings, OF Clinton, Iowa. Mr. Gun
mings was in Albany several months ag,
and liking the city, has concluded [
make it his home. He is a first-clas
business man and will no doubt do we
here. Mr. Hubbard has not yet decide
on his future location.
Mr. A ii Marshall has sold his liver
stable and outfit to Mr. Frank Trites, wi
will hereafter run the business. N
Trites is an old resident of Linn count,
where he is generally well liked.
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