The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-11
LOCAL RECORD.


wolverton, final account filed and set 70
hearing Oct 8, at pm,
Estate OF Maria Crewse, citation Is
sued to heirs 10 appear Oct 8, at 10 z m
10 show cause why order should not b
made TO sell real property.
Estate OF Il Croft, will admitted Il
probate; Mary Croft appointed execu
trix without bonds.
Estate al Chas A Reinhart, bond o
admr. approved.
Estate Of Sarah n and Walter c Coop
er, minors, Orpha Andrews appointes
guardian, bonds fixed at $500; bond filed
Estate OF Owen Bear, personal prop
erty ordered sold.
Estate of Rebecea Brown, inventory
filed.
Estate Of Peter nalipenny, L Il ManI
appointed admr; bonds fixed at $500.
Estate Of DAn' Mcleod, final account
allowed.
Estate of NJ A Burkhart, final account
allowed.
Estate of r A Haight, sale OF persona
property confirmed.
Estate Of VIM A Mcbride, ] A Nc
Bride appointed admr. with bonds fixed
at $4,000.
A FlNE ISvENIIoN.-Mr Geo Wilcox
the photographer, has invented a machine
for measuring cloth, which promises to be
big thing for him and Messrs Hollenbeck
and Wendall, Of the G. o X store, associated
with him In It's ownership. Very simple
In It's operation, Il will measure cloth OF
all widths, Or ribbons even, With accuracy
and great rapidity, an indicator showing
constantly the amount reeled OF, together
with the total price, at any amount per
yard desired, never missing a cent or an
inch In length. II also has special at
taehmeut for measuring goods for an in
voice, one that will save great deal OF
time, Its capacity for general use Is 70
yards, which Of course Is more than oidi-
narily needed. The machine Is a remark
ably ingenius one, displaying eonsidera-
bic study and invsstgation In Its con-
sstruction. The owners will 60 East after
awhile and Introduce Il. AZ there Is
nothing In the market or ever invented
covering the field there Is no rcason why
there should not be a fortune in Il for the
owners.
FROM HE MINEs.-B NJ Huston re-
turned this forenoon from the Saniiam
mines, to which place his teams are TAX
ing the new ten stamp mill from Gates
vile. Two four horse teams and FIVE span
of oxen are used. IL required seven DAYS
to make the first round trip; but the regu-
ar time will be aPout three days. Two
10 FIVE thousand tons are carried by each
wagon each trip, hence II will take about
twenty DAYS to get the mill In. Superin-
tendent HSzelton has charge of the setting
up of the machinery, an assurance that Il
will be done well. The miners are now
2IS feet into the lower tunnel and have
been striking Il as rich as the best In the
upper tunnel. The upper tunnel Is In 2So
feet and the oIe continues first class. The
supply Is illimitable and viii keep the big
mill constantly going when started. The
prospect increases In brightness.
ONLY The Salem Journal re-
ceived letter from young man dated
Corvallis, Sept. Z, relating to the alleged
gold find. lie says: yesterday went
out to the place Of the supposed gold
mine which has caused some little excite
ment here lately, but which is now gen
orally believed to be "fake." A man
was digging we'll and at the depth Of
seventeen feet struck a vein which was
supposed to contain gold, but those who
know something about minerals cay that
it is nothing but iron, and consequently
it amounts to nothing" II that is the
case how does it happen that the state
surveyor OF Nevada assayed ore from the
well at S1l22. Perhaps the ore instead
OF coming from the we'll came from the
Santiam mines. That you'd explain it.
THE FmEMEN.-The annual election Of
Linn Engine Co. No was held last
evening with the following result: ID X
n Blackburn President; DIR o G Aubrey,
Secretary; ID Dubruille, Fin. Sec; Da-
vid Link, Treasurer; A l. Lamb, Fore
man; Pete G Anderson, lst assistant (;
Chas Medin, End assistant. A l. Lamb
and Chas Medin were elected delegates
TO the Northwest Firemen's Association.
At meeting of No. rs III l. CraEor and
Alex Rennie were elected delegates, and
500 voted for their expenses and to-
wards the expenses OF the hose team,
probably the best ever gotten together
in Albany.
A DRUNKEN MAH.-This forenoon a
man named McNary, while intoxicated,
attacked Mr. Kitchen at the old Star
Brewery, at First and Baker, stT, striking,
without any provocaiion, at him five or
six times, until Mr. Kitchen in self de-
fense was obliged to strike him, which he
did in muscular manner, knocking the
nsn out the front door. In his fall one
pf'his legs was broken at the ankle. This
was not learned until he had been taken
TO the calaboose. Whether the county
or city should take care Of him was being
agitated this afternoon.
Y. NJ. C. A. SocIABLE.-Don't forget
that on next Friday evening there will be
an Association meeting and "BotanicsP
sQciable at the Y NJ Z A rooms, TO which
every body is cordially invited, It is quite
important that every member be present
on account Of business to transact. A
good time is assured from the fact that thu
ladies have the sociable In charge. At ouI
last meeting there was 100 present anC
we would be glad TO see at least $50 next
FTidav night. Come, everv body an'
bring your friends No charges will bc
made.
FREE ADvERTIsnG.-People who ge
the local newspapers to advertise enter
tainments for them, and then do no
even present them with ten cent ad
mission ticket, will be interested i
learning that at the last State Press AS
sociation sit was unanimously agree
that the printer like anybody else
worthy Of his hire, and that all resolu
tions of coincidence ought. to be paid fol
Not only this, but all notices or al
noUncement, either for the church, publ
institutions or anything else that ha
money making for its object shall be pal
for like any other advertisement"
SALEM D & L A.-The directors of II
Salem Building and Loan associaton IN
last night at the secretary's dAi'e ar
loaned the money on hand, $1,000 .. eigh
seven months, and $1,000 at nin:'' mont
interest in advance. The next n,p.th, ,Oci
ber, will complete the second year Of 4
existence of this association. The secoI
series is likely to be closed up soon,
nearly goo shares are taken, and probah
In few months the third will be oPene
Statesman.
KICKED BY Hoass. - Last event
while passing number of wheat tear
waiting in line at the Farmers Warehou
Mr G W Cowan, an empioye there, "
kicked In the hip by one of tbs horses a
knocked down. A big bruise was caus
and Mr. Cowan had to be carried TO
home. He will be out in a day or two
M II Ellis attended him.
A THROUGH FREIGHT Owing TO
increasing business on the Southern
cifc through freight has b.en added.
will pass ALBANY going North between