The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-11
FRIDAY.

The sale Of tho I.ebanci ditch, Wal rc-
strained yesterday by an injunstion served
Ia the ia.eress OF the ditch company.
Tho receipt Of wheat st Portland yoatsr
day was 1890 oentAls from the valley and
30. $40 cenials from Eastern Oregon Red
Warrington
According to Portsr's eensa- report. there
arc 10 wooden mills in Oregon employ ing
GIG hands, whose average weekly wages are
81 &C.
Decidedly the larges. and choice1t variety
Of tea in town is a. c T. Brow neils. suh
dried. basket fred. g'ean. shlaek, Epglish
breakfast, &c
Conn & Underwood. successors to Wilcox,
are prepared TO d. iirTt class Photographic
work at their gallery a. Se9ond and Ferry
streets. Give them trial.
wm Gee and three other hunters killed
twenty eight deer in two days last week, up
in tho rough and rugged mpGntains of the
divide between Rogae River aud the Ump-
qua.--Tldinga.
A small sizSi blizzard occurred lAst even.
ing. Several fences we're blown down. signs
unhinged aud widows broken. Such con-
duct on the part of P!urious Is vsry rare in
Oregon.
Mr. Eugene Titus has finished aud CON-
pletOd n handsome Sl250 house, Eve miles
south of Stayton. for Mr. Jaesb Shank, where
he. his sister aud aged mother ere now liv-
ing.
An exchange up tho river says: some
after the other the looai paper ia called upon
TO record tho e'osiag u those establishments
who are u, advertised ia liberal manner, >
nnd cifea AN incident
R Marklcy aud r n Hayes have the
contract for making an abstract Of Multno-
NAH county. They will rcceiys $1,000 for
this. besides 10 mills On the legally assessed
valuation of all real estate rot in the assess.
ment roll for 1891 These men were 10 Al
banY this week on their way shore.
Following are the officers of Corvallis
new canning company. Zsph Job, president;
NJ O Schmidt, vice president; w A Wells,
treasurer; 0G Hopkins, secretary; VIM
Hairless, VIM II Mackay and Z Skipton,
directors.
tits rumored at Whiteson that Cook shct
Stine because OF some remarks in the latter's .
paper abont Cook and the woman with whom
he boarded. How much truth there is in the
report we are unable TO state. e.-McMinnyille
T.R.
Mr. J M iiill Informs the DEMocRAr tat
in reference to his brothers having a leg
sawed off he learns that it was only badly
cut, just aboye the knee, and amputation
will not be necessiry. He is now at Coburg
and will go Elst after awhile. Another
brother. boy. had tho typhoid fever, from
which he died; hence the mistake in the
matter.
The Mechanic Band has just been reorgar-
lied. and with its present corps of muaiciauu
should be a credit to the railroad center of
Oregon. o G Mcfarland is president; p B
Marshall, secretary; Frank O Breoken-
ridge, treasurer, David Link, leader
end director. The band will be composed
OF the officers mentioned, aud s N Steel. A
y cFarland. r + Conn, Fran. Wood, jr.,
Fred and Eert Veal. Sam Moses, Mack
Denny, PCostello and Emile Ewert.
Tho term of Judge Straban expiring next
his successor will be chosen at the next cleo
ton. 1t is not known whether be will be q
candidate to succeed himself or not. "A
prominent democrat in the city from Port
land today says that city has no candidate
Judge Bennett, late circuit Judge at The
Dalles, and Judge Bonham, of Salem, arr
mentioned as possible candidates, in the
sense that they may be nominated on the
democratic ticket. salem Journal.
JUsr TnIRTY YEARS Aao.-Mr HI
Rudd, one of Linn's oldest pioneers.
while in the Office today remarked that
just thirty years ago today at Peoria was
the highest water ever known in this
valley. That was on Dec. 4, 1861. On
Dec. 3 the water again rose to within
four inches of the former mark.
WARD NoMrNAroNs.- last evening the
Republican primaries were held at the
usual places, with the following results:
First Ward.-SE L Young, chairman, F
M Redheld, secretary. For nominee for
Council w @ Tweedale received I6 votes
and + II Roscoe Is. David Froman was
named for the central committee.
Second Ward.-J w Cusick chairman.
JR Wyatt, secretary. Omer Hendricson
was nominated as Councilman, and r
Wyatt named for the central committee.
Third Ward-W III Huston, chairman,
p B Marshall, secretary. u Graham
was nominated for Councilman and w
II Huston named for the central COM
mittee.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will be held
tonight, and the city conventions to-
morrow night.
SATURDAY.
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