The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-04-03
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Colver, who lives near Mowiy, met with
painful, though not dangerous, accident
. resulting IN the fracluac Of the large bone
+ OF the Right leg between the knee and the
!, ankle. Mr. Eolver attempted TO cross q
+ ditch where the ice had accumulated
Il making the banks very ateep, and slipped
y IN such way rs 10 wrench his leg result.
! Ing as above stated. DR. Benap was
: called and reduced the fracture, aud does
y not anticipate any serious results 10 the
q patient. Mr Colver 10 70 years old and
i the breaking OF limb will be quite shock
/, 20 his nervous system, though he Is quite
. stout for one Of his age, and no doubt will
|. yet through all right. Mr. colver Is we'll
4 knowd In this city having heeu resident
Q of Albany many years.
G Some time since mention was made Of a
9 jail delivery here. by which Emett Hul-
: man aud Tom Pain were let out oi the
!. town jail. The authorities have been In.
: vcStiga.isg the matter ever since, and
4 Thursday evening Sheriff Booth arrested
+, James Weaver, who h charged with break.
} Ing the lock off the jail door aud letting
: the prisoners out.
Linn Woods expects 10 have his brew
cry on Desehutes IN running order by the
soth OF next month lie Is only waiting
now for the arrival of some necessary ap-
parains from The Dalles.
VIM Circle was down from Beaver
!, Monday. The people Of beaver. he says,
are jubiiant, they having passed through
, the winter without any loss. .-Prinevilie
|. papers.
coRyALLis.-R Il Gibson purchased
last Saturday from John Smith his one
qnarter interest in the Benten County
FIGURING Mills. paying therefor " 500.
The mill has done a good business ever
since Il started up, and IL considered one
OF the best rieces OF property In Corvallis
today.
/ Circuit court il la session at Roaeburg
and the next place viii be Corvallis.
prosecuting attorney Condor 10 having
trouble with hls eyes and IL In San
Francisco having them treated. ] WI
Hamilton was appointed TO the position,
but he took very sick, and now Mr. +
Preble Is filling the responsible office.
Geo waggoner IL forming q syndicate
TO purchase his place about II mllea
south Of this city, containing $50 acres,
and engage extensively in fruit raising
The company IL nearly formed and Il II
the intention TO plant 100 acres In prune
trees this fall and another hundred Ia
4 F&@A AtRAA hAEAs AAtg HAHA Val I&NE W
plant several acres In small FRUIT
Times.
ELgeTfos % oFFioERs. AT a meeting
Of Temple commandery No 3, Knights
Templars. held at tho Masonic temple,
] in this city, last week. the following
officers we're elected:
Geo 4 Chamberlain, Eminent Com'd'r.
w u Barr, Generaliasimo.
l. q Marshall, Captain General.
Q Il Wolyerton, Senior Warden.
Frank Farrell, Junior Warden.
] l. Cowan, Treasurer.
+ w Langdon, Secretary.
A feature Of the evening was the pre-
sentation by the members Of the lodge |
TO Mr ID Y Mason, as an evidence Of their |
esteem, a badge, the jewel of the mystic |
shrine, very handsome piece Of work. |
costing $50 IN Chicago. The regular
Knights Templars emblem IL suspended |
from crescent OF tigers claws, IN which |
are set diamonds, Fubies, emeralds and |
moonstones.
ISsuRASc. MuDDLg.-Senator veatch |
is having considerable trouble over the |
insurance on his Touring mill recently |
burned at Cottage Grove. lie FIRST took |
out policy of ~ coo, afterwards policy |
ol - 600. It appears there 10 proyis- /
ION in all policies that when an addit- |
ional policy Is taken out the former In. |
anrance company must be notified Of the /
fact, and acknow ledge tho same In writ |
ing, or by Endorsement on the policy, or |
else 1t Ia void. This Mr. Veatch failed to |
do. After consulting attorneys, Mr.
Veatch surrendered the FIRST policy, rs |
he was advised he could not collect IL by |
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pay the full amount OF insurance, hold |
| ing they should pay proporiionase |
amount Of loss with the first insurers. A |
.aw salt will likely be the result Of the ]
muddle.-Guard.
HARRisnuRc.-Adoipb Senders has re-
iarned from Portland. We understand
that be will visit Germany In few weeks. |
The Steamer Hoag came up Tuesday
and took away about 3,yoo bushels Of po-
tatoes, recently sold by DIR II A Davis. |
The same boat came up again Wednesday |
and Thursday morning II left with load |
of wheat taken from Upmeyer & Briggs |
warehouse.
NJ Z Hearn has leased one of the best
locations IN the city. Mr. Sablns building |
just east Of the bank, and Is having the |
same repaired fitted mp. As soon as The |
building Is ready Mr. Hearn, who Is a we'll |
qualified business man, will put In stock |
Of general nerchandise.-co
A PROPOSED INpusrRy.-An effort Is |
being made TO get the growing of sugar |
beets and the manufacture OF sugar In the |
state. II would be big thing for Oregon |
and the effort Is worth pushing. Farmers |
ir this section should experiment extern
sively enough to establish the suitnbleness
OF the soil for the industry. Already II
has been done some and satisfactorily but
probably not sufficiently TO induce manu-
facturefs to come 10 the state. II Is de-
sired 70 know at what cost the beeis can
be raised as we'll as to know. how prolifciy
they will grow The Portland Chamber
OF Commerce Is making inquiries in the
matter.
scIo.-A wooden railway has been
built from GatesviIle, on the eastern line
Of the Oregon Pacific railroad, 10 Hen
ness sawmill, distance Of mile and a
half south Of that place. The lumber
for market is now taken from the mill
on fiat cars TO Gatesville.
Sheriff Scott came over from Albany
Tuesday. While here he gave us pleas
ant call. He also stated that he had
, made the arrest, while here, OF Arthur
q Mcdonald, who was accused OF dis
turbing the peace, somewhere up Thorn
as creek, from this city, the order Of ar
. rest eminating from Justice Coshow's
court.-Press.
4 MAKE THEM Pay Lane county Is do
ing some good work In the matter OF as
sessment The California & Oregon Land
I Co.'S A, 90 acres have generally been a.
80 cents an acre. It has been raised to $7,
and about $33ooswil be secured for two
: years taxes. The owners Of the railroad
grant land have generally given In $4,000
acres, whereas tits learned by Mr. Wheeler
the abstracter that there are 7oo, 900 acres,
a which viii be assessed at good figures. Let
! Linn county take notice.
h Our OF THE ASYLUM. Oscar Ballieu
e the man with the fife, who was sent to the
!. asylum from Albany a few months ago
i was discharged Saturday night he was
nl picked up at Aurora, aid taken 10 Salem
j where he was given his liberty and left fol
Polk county.
III SHILOH.S CATARRH REMEDY
= positive cure for Catarrh. DiphtheIia ans
: CaDker-Mouth. Foshay & Mason, agents
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