The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-27
LOCAL RECORD.

MEDICAL CAsE.-Dr BArmore ia
been refused certificate by the boar
upon showing he was q graduate Of th
medical department Of the university {
Ohio, and had n diploma from legal
chartered medical school in good stand
ing, and WAS refused upon the groun
that the Oregon state board had adopte,
lule which defined medical institu
ton in good standing, "as used in the nc
to mean, "only those institutions which
required three regular courses or session
Of six months each, extending over
period Of three years time, and that tn,
school OF plaintiff did not when ho grad
uated have such three years course
DIR Barmoro asked u mandamus 10 com
pei the state board TO issue q certificate
and won his case In the circuit court
This Is now reversed by the supreme
court and thu state board Of examiner,
sustained.-Journal.
PRopAnLy SUICIDE. About five
O'Clock this morning Nj ID Baldwin, who
lives In CheSher'A addition, and Is janitor
of the Gcary public school. was missed
and Il Is feared that he has committed
suicide, says the Eugene Guard lie had
been suffering for several days with pain
In his head, and last night lie was dclirioas
most of the time, and had taken several
heavy doses OF quininc. lie had been
despondent for week or more. Search
parties were sen, out aud his hat was
found about the middle OF the Eugene
wagon bridge, and the dirt around the
hsle near where the hat was found, seemed
to have been brushed away. Therefore
II Is supposed that he jumped into the
river. Graphing irsns have been secured
and men were dragging the river at the
hour OF going to press. lie was a mem
Der OF the 6 A r Post OF this city.
INTKLLIoANr JuRYMRN WANTED. =
Judge Boise once remarked that the fact
tha: a man read the newspapers did not
unfit him Rs a iuTyman, In fact he very
sensibly stated that man was not III for
a jury man unless he did read the papers,
and at the last term of court very prompt.
ly excused a man because he had not read
about the case. From all over the u. y.
come reports Of an awakening In this re
spect, and It Is now being realized that the
kind ot jurYmen wanted are men who
read the newspapers and know all about
public matters; but notwithstanding can
hear case and give an unprejudlcsd ]
verdict. The day of lgnoramuscs for
jurymen Is past
THE SriRn OF TmH AGE.-Iiere it IL |
from The Dalles T VI. Every section for |
itself and the dell take the hindmost |
Nelson Bennett, the great railroad mag |
nate OF the northwest, is attempting 10 |
boom the Yakima valley in the columns
ot the Tacoma Ledger. This IL in har-
mony with the eternal fitness OF things, |
and we hope when he has become tired |
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he will cast his eagle glance towards the |
fertile valleys and plateaus Of Ia tern |
Oregon. We need such men 10 insure
our development.
STABBED WITH FILE The Wsst tells /
81 an ARRAY at Acme isz. Wednesday be-
tween Geo Saunders and Thos Hartley.
They got into quarrel over the posses
sion OF some saw logs, and Hartley plunged |
saw file twice Into Saundcrs' side, once |
near the hip and once near the heart |
Saunders was at frat supposed to have
received fatal injuries, but at las, accounts
was improving.
No. 4:-Another youth committed to |
the stale refsrm school entered that ins,i- |
tuition yesterday. lie was from Pendlc- |
ION. His name is VIM Wallace and he is |
IS years OF age The boy il large fellow. |
Weighing nearly 200 pounds. lie Is enc of
those youths who was arrested for the |
larceny OF cattle. Statesman. Any one |
old enough to steal cattle ought to be sub
ject for the pen.
A PECULIAR CRAzIEEss. Sher-
iG Phirman left yesterday for Salem
having in charge Ole Dahl, recently ad-
judged insane Dahl IL crazy on water
locations mixed up with religion and not
very dangerous. lie understands where
he is going but has an idea that he has
the authority to leave Phirman at the
asylum instead Of remaining there him
self.-Wasco Sun. Phirman killed two
birds with one stone, and yet returning
home with the Stone.
SECOND THE NoxISATroS Ken
nedy's name is being prominently men,
toned for Sheriff at the coming election
Guess he can get the nomination II he
wants it, and getting the nomination
he'd be mighty hard 10 beat.-Toledo
Post. Mr. Kennedy is the o. Z. conduc-
tor. He would make first-class Sheriff,
and II nominated would run like scared
wolf.
THE THIRD PARTY The Linn County
Farmers Alliance, at n meeting held at
Scio adopted a resolution endorsing the
Peoples party. The Weekly Advance
was adopted as the official organ of the
Alliance. Albany was selected as the
place for holding the next meeting, and
Jan. 8. IS92 as the time. Twelve sub-Al.
liances were represented at the meeting,
and forty.five delegates present.
CIRCUIT CouRr. J M Brown has
brought suit for the foreclosure Of chate
mortgage against A + Gooch, ] Whitney,
attorney for plaintiff. This is the third
case since court adjourned.
A TERRoR'-John Vineyard, who lives
in the classic Lynx Hollow, about six
miles southwest OF Creswell, has been
whipping nearly the entire male popula-
tion Of that place recently. A warrant
was sworn out before the Creswell jus
tice Of the peace, but the constable was
afraid TO tackle the aforesaid terror.
Therefore the ]. p. called on the sheriffs
Office for aid. This morning Deputy
Sheriffs George Croner and Wild McGhee
started to that place to take the man in
charge.-Guard.
GRAIN ELEvAToKs.-Frank Fl Peavey
the millionaire wheat man Of Minnea-
polls, now at Portland, is understood TO
have in contemplation the erection and
operation OF wheat elevators at Salem,
Albany, Eugene and Valley points.
Through his agents here he has this year
already purchased good deal OF wheat.
He operates all the elevators on the
Northern Pacific and handles the grain
in bulk.-salem telegram TO Oregonian.
A. TO A.-Astoria will have railroad
very soon now. The Southern Pacific
should build it.-Ex. This remark Is 9
good example of railroad items of the pres.
ent day. Anyway we second the motion
| and snnnest that wnrk he henin ON fhI