The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-11-20

MONDAY.

License has been issued for the msrriag,
OF Geo Settleton and Alice Mcneil
Henry Ebert, resident of Albany I
year or two ago, Is now working Ia I
bakery Ia Newark, New Jersey.
A Baker City paper rays Carl Luder-
man, formerly OF Albany, left that city
uncermoniously, without paying certain
debts due, that his household goods were
attached, but Il was found that someone
else owned them.
The Philharmonic society of this cit,
will give mask ball on Chrisimas night.
Only those will be admitted with invita-
tons. Music will be furnished by Parsons
A bray, Of Portland.
Sheriff Noland, OF Eugene, went north
this neon, and Sheriff Crolsan, Of Salem,
south. The former was on his way 10
Salem with Maud Fitch, an insane young
woman.
Mr. Thomas Anderson was In Albany
today after his horse recently stolen, II
was large, handsome animal worth about
Saoo; but had been roughly handled. The
accumulated costs In Marion county were
about $37.
Jas V Pipe and c = Browneli returned
from the mines today. II 10 expected
tha. the big stamp mill win start up next
week. There Is an Immense quantity OF
oee IN sight, and u the mill does as good
work as anticipated, Albany will soon have
come as big bricks as any OF The mining
towns 10 exhibit
ruEspAY.
T. A MeCausliand, city surveyor OF
Salem, was In the cit, this noon.
Nlghtwatch Lee went to Corvallis thls
noon for few days. During his absence
Mr. Pete Lsndgren win run the engine,
Among those mentioned for Congress
on the republican ticket, is one OF Al
bany's leading lawyers, q L Wolverton.
DR. l. Irvine and family lett last Sun
day for Salt Lake City. where they expect
to reman two or three months for the
Doctors health.
Mr. Arch Monteith, of Portland. is In
the city. lie is now interested In the
Review, sporting and theatrical paper,
well gotten up.
Mr. Frank Propst has made arrange
ments 10 begin the study OF law in the
office OF Attorney General Geo l. Cham.
berlain, OF this city.
Solomon Dingy, great uncle OF Mrs
@ l. Solomon and Mrs / l. Ketchum, OF
Prineville. died in New York recently,
and IL is thought these ladies win fall
heir TO good portion OF his estate,
" Mhich is valued at $50, 900 900, says the
Review.
Mrs Abigail Scott Duniway will again
be heard from. She Is TO start purely
weekly literary publication In Portlar d.
Well wager the literature will run TO
woman's rights so fiercely as to charact-
erize it. Mrs ID. 10 not popular woman
in Oregon, II the writer Is any Judge,
though, she 10 smart" one.
Mr U g Hayne, the sewer nan, left
this noon Tor Boise City, 10 bid on some
sewer work there. That city Il to put In
$4,000 worth Of sewers, the city having
been bonded TOR Il. The city furnishes the
pipes and contractors bid on the labor.
Mr. g Kelly, OF Eugene, also left for
that city \ day or two ago. on the same
Hon A Hackleman arrived here last
Tuesday from Albany, bringing with him
= fine trotting stallion, Atwood Breeze.
which he will put on his Camp creek
stock farm for breeding purposes. He
crossed the Cascade mountains by the
route and found no snow on the |
though heavy rains were
falling and the roads were very muddy.
Review.