The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-04
LOCAL RECORD.

homo from Mohawk last Wednesda
night. Detectives were placed TO waite
ths house and report when they arrived
and then the show was to begin, tn
animals were TO 20 round and round, th
band was 10 play and all the cows horn
and tin pans In town were 10 bring u
the rear and mako the greatest sho'
on earth, or at least the biggest nois
ever heard in Eugene. Tho guard
watched all night or till q late hour bu
did not see the bride and groom ente
the house and finally gave II up an
went away, reporting that they had no
arrived from Mohawk. The next da
the boys were going around, half aalee
and complaining, on account OF the los
of sleep and exposure, and were dis
gusted 20 learn that Ed, the sly rascal
had smuggled the girl into the hous
cary in the evening, and they were hay
ing q nice time and were as happy q
two clans at high tide, while the boy
were shivcring outside In the cold.
TEACHERS ISsrirurE.-A meeting o
teachers viii convene at Seio on Frida,
evening December 4ih, continuing tive
days. The following will be the program
for the occasion.
Friday evening
Musle- Band.
Musie--Choir.
Opening address-Supt Russell.
Readlng--Mrs Brown.
Music-Choir.
Lecture.
Music-Band.
Saturday evening
Musie-Cholr.
Advantages to be derived from institute
work--Supt Russell.
Readlng-Mlrs Brown.
Mental arithmetle--ReV Brown.
Music Choir.
Hlstory-M r Brown.
Physiology-Dr Cole.
Teachers and sehools-V ID Coin.
PECULIAR DEArH.-G w Gorrell, who
lived near Oakland, died last Monday
from Internal hemorrhage. Last Friday
he was engaged In slaughterlng hogs and
lifted one OF the heaviest of the caFcasscA,
and turning to byslander said: "Thai
was a pretty heavy lilt." A few minutes
afterwards he called from nm adjacent
shed for help, and those present going In
answer TO his call. found him bleeding
proinsely from the mouth and nose.
Medical aid was summoned. but II was
found impossible TO stop the flow OF blood
and he died Monday morning. Mr. Gorrell
was formerly a resident Of Eugene and
left here about year ago. He was the
owner OF n lot on the corner OF Eleventh
and Min streeiG-RegIster.
MoSxY.-liere Is the situation told by
a Willamette valley exchange. Money
10 very scarce here TO some and not Ia
others. The banks do not lend on real
estate security but on q personal note,
endorsed, for limited time. Hence, q
person with 800 acres Of fine farming
land Is not able TO borrow n dollar an
acre on it at the banks though they
might lend him 1900 on his note II he
has the reputation Of meeting his obli-
cations at the time they are due; but II
he has not, the banks would bc inclined
not to bother with him, for they exact
promptitude in those whom they accom-
modate.
OK THE OTHER SipE.-The miners on
the Oehoco arc striking some rich pros
pecis, and we feel safe IT, saying that be-
fore six months pass away there will be
strikes made In that section that will put
In the shade the tabled "Rlue Bucket'
uiggings. That there Is gold there has
been known for years. That II Is In pay-
ing quantities cannot be questioned. and
that Il Il all but developed cannot new be
doubted Next spring will see such
rush for the then famous mines as has not
been seer since the Canyon City excite
meni.- Prineville News.
OREGON ON WHEELS. "A letter re-
ctived from Harry Weider, dated at
Oitumwa, Minnesota, states that the ex-
tibit car. "0regon on Wheels" with
which Mr. Wcider IL connected as electh-
clan, was getting ready - leave for the
south TO find a warmer climate. At the
time the letter was written the thermome-
ter was at zero and had been is degrees
below.-Eugene Guard.
THREE INJUNCTION SUITS ID b Mon
teitb, lima Mon,eith and Margaret A Mon
teith have each brought suit against the
city of Albany asking for an Injunction re-
straing the city from selling certain pieces
Of property for public improvements, as
advertised elsewhere In the DEMocRAT.
@ Z Wo.verton ] X Weatherford are the
attorneys for the plaintiffs.
An APPEAL.--A few days ago the at.
In the case of Ivy TempIeton vs.
Linn dounty, gave bonds for an appeal to
the supreme court, wherein Miss Temple
ton sues for damages, for injuries received
by the giving way Of bridge spanning the
Calipooia river six miles east Of Crawfords
Vile, the particulars Of which are familiar
10 the DEMOCRAT readers.
A CHEEKY FAcELIn face Of the fac
that he owes most OF the newspaper Off
ces OF Oregon DIR Aborn continues to
preseut his face through the 0regonian,
which he must pay, and circulars, TO the
public. 1t has nauseating aspect 10
the printer, whatever II has to the public
at large. It takes colossal cheek TO try
to do business with the ill-will OF the
entire press.
THE o. p. - The New York Daily
Record says all hostIlities have ceased In
reference to the Oregon Pacific and that
all parties interested will unite their forces
and push the road to completion at an
early date, which will make II the best
railroad in the Northwest. Ifttis Is done,
as It probably will be, we will have road
to be proud Of, and Albany will be heard
from.
A NEW FLAG MIR A d Lamb. of En-
CINE Co. No. 7,will go out among our citi-
zens In day or two asking contributions to
purchase a new flag for the company, the
old one being worn to shreds. Let all
contribute to the expense of keeping UP
the company as It contributes much time
and labor to the protection of our proper
ty from tie ravages of the fiery element.
A FABRIcAroR.-The Salem Statesman
never loses an opportunity to hit Albany
1t goes out of the way to say work Is pre-
crossing slowly on the big bridge here
and 1t probably will not be completed thi
winter. On the contrary work Is pro.
crossing rapidly and very satisfactorily