The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-01-09

ian, maxnincent edition OF thht kFenl
paper, gives Albany good writeup. Il
| appropriately says Albany Is entitled 4
be called the Hub City, az it has more
railroads than other cities Of the valley
After mentioning our railroad facilities
coal, mining, agricultural, manufacturing
and other interests, the article gets
down TO business as follows:
Albany certainly has very bright iu'
ture, tor, frst, situated rs II IL IN the
midst OF fine agricultural country, oil
which II is the chief market, and supply
station, II will always rank ae frat.
class business point. Next, rs manii.
featuring city, Il Is bound TO take lead
ing position among tho cities OF the
northwest. II already possesses larger
manufacturing interest than any place
OF similiar size In this section of the
country. II Is surrounded by and I'M
mediately tributary TO a country poss-
eesing an infinite and almost endless va
riety OF raw material for manufacturing
purposes. Last, but not least, Is It's
water power facilities.
LEBANON. City election next Monday.
I'D. Houston, our conductor, moved
TO Albany Monday.
Miss Lena Gray, OF Albany, Is visiting
Miss Nyles. of this place.
The Covenant Mutual Courting Asso-
citation IL the name Of recent organlxa-
tion, the object Of which is plainlySndi-
Gated by the name.
A careful calculation shows that the
sum Of $4,000 have been expended iIr
building in Lebanon the past year, and
that more than one hundred houses
have been built, including three store
buildings, n fine school house, church,
machine shop, q planer, and other en-.
terprises just begun.
The following Peoples ticket was
nominated Tuesday night, to be voted for
at the city election next Monday: Presi
dent Of the council, J. A. Beard coun-
ctlmen, Il w. Cruson, q. M. Westfail,
X. N. Wright, Jos Elkins; recorder,
-; marshal, Ernest Case; treas.
urer, j. A. Roberts. AZ yet there ia but
one ticket in the iield.-Express.
CRooK cITY.-Mr. A. Lytle has added 10
his landed possessions on Willow Creek
by purchasing the ranch OF Joe Crooks.
We have not learned what thls last pur-
chase coat Mr.. Lytlc.
On Monday morning OF this week some
men were engaged In roping unbroke
horses In corral at Mr.. Carson's place on
Crooked river. A. Carson, young man
about twenty years oi age. was In the cor.
raj lending his assistance, which by some
means rope which had been thrown over
a Wild animal caught young Carson about
the legs and threw him heavily and At full
length upon the frozen ground. HIS right
limb was broken In two places above the
knee.
News came 10 Pfinevilie yesterday that
a shooting ARRAY occurred In the tc~n oI
Mitchell. this county about midnight, at
dance that Was held In that burg on Christi.
mas evening. Lee Amls received bullet
IN the groin, and Marsh and Bill MCGEE
did the shooting. the former fixing two
shots and the latter one News.
hioRE NKws canrcnIng the riot. IN
Zions a am a feader and subscriber of
your paper have bin reading gencaral
ltomc concerning the riots Ia Lions think
u u all one sided thei have blowed up
young hiatt I'LL hee thinks he Is one suie.
van two men or 10 get 4 way with one and
have club 10 help them out ~ far as hiatt
hee cant whip one aide Of yates and as far
as hiatt Is concerned he will take his grog
as quick a. yates | have not taken any
sides nor don't wish 10 Let them Gite there
own batcls Plese copy.
Thus writes an unknown correspond
eni from Lyons.
CoMISe. The star course rnteflain-
ment as fremont temple last evening was
extremely interesting, and was enjoyed
throughout by the immense audience of
patrons. The program was contributed
BY the National Swedish Ladies concert
Company, a double quartette Of good
voices. and the scverai selections OF
Swedish music were finely sung. The
company appears in the national costume
and presents a very picturesque appear
snce.-Bosion Head. At the opera
house Jan. 10.
a WILD Hoo.-on the day before
Christmas, Frank Dcpghion and Cdil
Burkhart, who live a few miles south OF
this city, came upon a wild hcg that bsen
seen quite often IN that locality. This hog
was so fat that its locomotion was slow
and tedious. They caught II With dog.
hauled IL home, killed and dressed Il, and
found Il weighed 900 pounds. After try
ing the fat out they found they had 37o
pounds. II could not run and would
oply SIGHT when one got In It's way.
HARRISBURG. The following ofi-crs
have been elected for the coming year By
Thurston Lodge No. as, A F& A Nj: s
May. w NJ; NJ Cunningham, w; EN-
Tandy, ] w; ID Smith, Sec; Perry Hyde,
Treas ] + Bosserman, S ID; A Holt
J d: 6 W Brandenburg. Tyler.
Harrisburg Chapter, AF g. A NJ will be
presided over during the ensuing year by
the following officers: : May, II P; Jerry
Hay, K: w + Mcndenhall, s.; M Gun
ningham, G of n; Oliver Hyde, P s.;
Chas. Crime. S; David Busey and ] z
Bosserman, NJ v: w w Briggs, Sec d
Smith, Treas, and g II Brandenburr, G..
A RUNAWAY. William Vance was
riding In dog cart In the eastern part OF
the city, when his horse became fright
ened, and suddenly turned around, throw
ing Mr.. Vance In the mud, dragging him
some distane and then ran away, doing ILL.,
tie damage otherwise.
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