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

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WIN NJ Hoag's speech before Judge Pipe
al Corvallis, on Aug 3,st, ;ha, we glv'
the extract as published by the Times
| simply asa matter Of news, and VIC ar,
assured by man who heard II that Il wa
substantially as given: Oar reponei
furnishes but single extract for thi
weeks Issue from this Grafton. II do no
own one dollar'e worth OF interest IN this
road further .han to see that these paol
fellows who have toiled IN rain and sur
for our company shall be paid every cent
we owe them; but your Honor we need
time TO negotiate our bonds and raise this
money, No man can feel more deeply
and keeniy than do the urgent necessity
of paying up; but your Honor, when you
haven't got any thing 10 pay With, how IN
the name OF reason are YOU going to pay
What We need Is an extension of time to
raise money--th!s we must have, eh. Our
enemies are placing obstacles Ia our way
and interfere with the raislag of money
by which We would otherwise be able 10
pay these poor iclioNa, eh. know these
poor tcllowa--------. For, your honor, II
these poor ieilows--&c 49,. The
money due these poor fellows
The wives and children of these poor icl.
lows---&c. But, your hotor, what We,
as company, need ID time. that these
POOR fellows may hc paid for their labor
In sunshine and rain. For, your honor,
realize that the'e poor fellows. &C, ad
lnhn.tum,"
IiARRisDuRa.-M Brenner, of Albany,
is visiting in this city, the guest Of Miss
Viola Senders and the Misses May.
Miss Sarah Ashby. after n visit OF sew.
eral days with relatives and friends In
this city, returned to her home in Albany
Saturday, much 10 the chagrin Of our
young gentlemen.
John Cartwright, ] l. Bartholomew,
John Mills and Henry Lee ALI hop grow
ers OF this vicinity, have concluded not
10 pick their hops.
DIR Davis has more than 200 hop pick.
ers this week, and we are informed that
he would give employment TO ~ many
more. The hops he has picked ~ far are
turning out very well and are Of n good
quality.
Harrisburg Is again thrown into ex.
citemeat by q couple Of burglaries COM
mtted here this week. The flrst was
the taking Of ESQ from Mrs Wigls, the
proprietress Of the Lyndel House. Ed
kimball II the second victim. Tuesday
evening he missed his cornet and music
stand. Wednesday morning three tramps
were arrested and in their possession
was found piece Of the stand, but they
claimed they had found and as nothing
could be proven 10 the contrary, they
were released.-CouFier.
LgnASoS.--I Har, was so sure that the
lice would spoil hIs hops that he sold his
entire crop at a venture for S7s.
John Orchard, o! Marks Ridge, between
Lebanon and Sweet Home. says his en-
tire wheat crop yielded over 30 bushels
TO the acre. Frank Burnett, Of the same
nelghborhood, threshed 4S bushels. the
acre. This latter yield, IS bushels, at SIS
cents per acre. Very profitable farming
A ioo,mAn, carrying two bundles. In al.
diilon 10 about two hundred pounds OF hu.
man Aesh. arrived Ia Lebanon Monday
noon. This newcomer Is iyvlai, good.
na,ured man Of Teutonie blood. and has
walked from Montans, distance Of over
six hundred miles within The space Of
few weeks. We were told by person
who had Gonversed With him. that he IL
going TO circle tho globe. Advance.
WILL Pay on Tng i4Tm Notices posted
ut the o. + depot and other places are
10 the effect that the company will pay
one month on the 18th OF Sept. A small
sum, and not enough, but better than
none. Undoubtedly the proper thing TO
do would be 10 remove the present re-
eeiver and appoint an Oregon man Of
known integrity, OF which there are
plenty, thoroughly identified with the
state. That Col Hogg and some OF his
associates have lost the confidence Of
most Of the people along the line OF the
road does not need 10 be remarked.
A pleasant farewell party was rendered
Miss Lilly Purdom, at the residence Of
her parents, on Thursday evening, on
her departure for Oregon City, where
che will spsnd the fall and winter with
her uncle, ) purdom. These present
were Daisy Wetlerer, Lota Miller, Lena
Keiiier, Tilda Doris, Bert Keiiler, Bessie
Dorris, Lille Wyman, Lou Cunningham,
Emma Jones, Hattie Ross, Ola Miller,
Mamie Hyde, Edna Miller, Emma
Smead, Myrtle Miller, Ella Risley, Edith
Chiswell, Martha Risley, Lilly Purdom,
Sam Burkhart, Charlie Miller, Jasper
Wyman, Lee Gross, Tom Schell, Claude
Mansfield, Albert Humphrey, Frank
Blodgett, Dexter Hyde, Carl Buelow,
Arthur Purdon.
Geo Noland,a former Lane county boy,
Is one Of the live, progressive business
men OF Astoria. One day last week he
gave $4,000 worth d city property TO
proposed railway. Noland IL
the Astoria fireman who won the 800
yard foot race in this city in the tourna-
nent OF seven or eight years ago.
Miss Lora Campbell. of this city, will
teach the primary department OF the
Brownsville school, the coming fall and
winter.