The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-26
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, Secretary; ID V Reid, Treasurer,
. Horner, Certificate Secretary. The ioca
! committee at Newport Ia s q Irvine
Samuel Case, II A Rensel, DR. ] A Bailey
William Grant. The fare will ba &C
cheap that all teachers can attend. Re
turn tickets from Albany will be one-
third regular rate, after having paid reg
and from Albany, &2.h0. The Asollau
Orchestra Band Of Corvallis and ths
, Apollo club OF Albany are announced Il
, be present. The program IL one that
promises 10 be OF much intereat. On the
first evening s Pratt, Of Newport, will
deliver the address Of welcome, responded
TO by + l. Campbell; w Il Yates will
welcome the teachers for Benton county,
responded 10 by Prof II Strange, oi
Union county. Pres. Van Scoy and Pres.
II N Condit will deliver lectures, the lat.
ter on Language Culture Addresses
on the evenings Of the Institute will also
be delivered by II N Bell. q w Roby,
DIR Ross q Houghton and Prof Thoa Com
don. In the regular institute work ID v
Reid viii talk on photography, Prof q
A Walkeron corporal punishment, among
the many interesting parts TO the pro-
gram.
Az OLp PRodRAM found among the de-
brls In the DEMocRAr's preaa room, hay-
ing been posted In an obscure place on
the wall, Is headed, Fifth Anniversary
OF the Erodelphian Society, to be given at
the College Chapel on Wednesday eyen-
Ing. Nov. %, is76.n Some OF the pro-
gram, most Of which ID obiiterated by
Ink and grease, was: Instrumental duet,
from the Opera OF William tell, by Mag
gieFoster and Hettie Thompson; aquar-
tet, Come where my love lies dreaming
by Laura Tate, MrsPrice, and Haifenden
and Price; recitation, Kate Ketchem n
parody on Maud Mueller, by Hettie Mill
Ter. Then there were the Songs Of Seven,
childhood, romance, etc., being repre-.
ssnted by q song aud recitation By Ollie
Powell. Angle McCulloch, Matte Foster,
Cora Irvine, Chas Hahenden. w II Gas
ton, Mary Powell. Mrs Wyatt, Clara
Price, Miss B.evman, Il + Sox, Miss Han-
non, and Others whose names could not
be deciphered Admission rs ccnts Ice
cream extra.
NEw MINING cLAiNs.-Inleresl In the
mines continue, as the following new
claims hled wiih County Clerk Payne will
testify.
indiana. a.-Located IN 'san,iam Mlnlng
by Jos MIsner, John Donaes and Herr al
Keen. June 3rd. Claim fiied June II.
Argonaut. In SantIam dat. Z
nile from mouth OF Silver Creek, by John
tiausleman, on Jane 3rd, 1891.
kentneky,--Located In san,iam district,
by WIN Rumbaugh, on June ,, iSoi.
Phoenix.--Located IN Sanslam district,
BY ] ) Mekeehnie. on June 4, iSot. Claim
iiled June rs, 1891.
$50 ron A HAEnsnrRo GmL.-several
years since Hon Henry Failing, Of Pori-
land, offered prize Of sl50 annually, for
the best graduating oFR.lcn; and Hon q
@ Beekman, Of Jacksonville. 500 annu-
ally Tor the next beat. The FIRST prize
was awarded 20 Miss \ Eta Lewis, Of
Harrisburg and the second 10 Miss veina
4 Adalr OF Eugene. The awarding COM
mittee was composed Of the following
gentlemen: Mr. Arthur Frazer, of Port.
land, Rev w G Taylor, oi Frankfort, Kg.
and Rev Z \ Condit, President Of the
Albany College
a Moroa LiSK.--Thc construction OF
motor line from Sodavil.e to sonncetion
with the Southern Paeilie's branch,is now
an assured fact. Articles Incorporating
the company will be filed In few days.
Already two cars have been ordered iof
the line. The people there have made up
their minds TO make the motor iine move,
and as soon as possible. Where Il will Join
the 5. II. ID not yet settled. Several prop
erty owners near Lebanon are refusing TO
contribute rights OF way, and II persisted
In the line viii be run straight from Soda
Vile to the Lebanon Junction, which would
give the road connections also with the
Oregonian X r. lebanon peoplr should
not allow this at any cost.
Az ATTRACTIVE OuTFIT.-Mr + S In
gram, the ealerprisIng young farmer. Is
running bis well kept farm In " no esale
style, alter the fashion that pays. Just
now, while his wheat fields are fipening
for the harvest, he Is hauling wood 10 the
city. With two wagons, ingeniously
fastened together. and six horses, he brings
three cords OF wood at time, making two
trips a day, without assistance. His pilot
| team Is deeorated with seits OF bells and
the whole outfit Is one that attracts atien-
tIon. Mr. Ingram Is making farming a
success.
LEBAgoE.-Mr Pippin, Of California,
father OF Jack Pippin. Is visiting his son
who was badly hurt by fall, last week.
Drs Foley, Courtney and Booth have
received their certificates from the state
board u medical examiners authorizing
them to practice medicine and surgery,
In accordance with the law enacted by the
last legislature.
Last Monday Messrs Curl & Powell. OF
Albany, bought six county rights Tor the
Pacific washing machine, Linn county
Included. Mr. Curl ie now out here
working this territory. He is well and
Ifayorably known all over the county and
we believe he will make success out OF
the business.-Express.
HAHRrsBuRo. = Eighty dinners we're
served at the Lyndel house, Wednesday.
DIR Il w Burdick, recently OF Portland,
has opened dentist Office In Smith 4
Holt's drug store.
Judge Z N Tandy returned from his
visit to Tennessee last Saturday evening.
He says he Is glad to get home again.
| LSenders, OF Albany, and gentleman
from San Francisco, were in the city for
the ostensible purpose OF purchasing
horses, Wednesday. More than $50
horses were brought in but only five were
chosen.-Courier
NEW STAMP MrIL.-The Calapooia and
Blue River Mining & Milling Co, have
purchased, at cost OF $1,000, portable
stamp mill, which will be put in opera,
ton upon the Poorman claim during the
! coming month. The mill Is Of two 1000
pound stamp capacity, and can be set uF
and operated in short space Of time, OF
} carried from place to place, for prospect
ing purposes, and when taken apart the
heaviest piece weighs but 800 pounds; il
conveniently operated by steam or water
power.-Brownsvill Times.
TERRIFIC LIGHTNING. Tuesday nigh
betweea Lebanon and Sodayille the light
ming flashed from pole to pole In terrific
manner, and II Numbered. The poles
were on the postal telegraph line, and eigh
CT them struck by lightning were broker
into splinters. The wire for half miIs
was torn from the poles and some OF |
} lost, and insulators were melted. 1t wa
an uncommon freak for this thunderles
+ section of the world The damage Is beinl
repaired and the line Will soon be In work
/. II ing order to Sodayille Now only Leb.
anon can be reached.
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