The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-12-11

The capital st5ck Of the First National
Bank Of Salem, has been increased from
$G0Oo0 TO 100000.
The Democratic Convention will be called
tonight promptly at o'clock, There
should be full attendance.
JiRgs Pauott has been hired by the
American Base Ball association Of Chicago TO
play noxt year At salary Of 5000.
On Christmas at Brownsville, there viii
bo tug of war, for an oyster supper, be-
tween twelve married men and twelve
sipRlo men Of that place.
Lsst night the Modoo on landing At the u
= wharf ran against tho ferry cable, which
vas drawn low ly the ferry boat. tearing the
smoke stack OF. but doing no other damage.
Last night the foundation Of DIR Court
neys brick building gave again. We are
sorry to hear of their misfortune. They To-
tend to shat down work nov in few days,
until spring. Lebanon Express.
Doe Logan was brought IN Albany last
evening by Deputy Sheriff Scott on the
charge OF htealing . dog from Conductor
beeuap, OF tho Oregon Panifc. 7 he dog
also was brought along. On payment OF
costs and reinquishment OF the canine
Logan was discharged.
Leonidas Lodge No 36,K Of r, OF s;cio eIect-
ed otilcers for tho ensuing term 10 follows: G
2, II Annkers; v q, E y G.ikcy; Pref. r
> Claxton; NJ Of +. r Il Mann; NJ OF y, M
Bliyen; i. Of X and s, Frank Gill; NJ at
n. l. w Brown. Installation ceremonies
viii occur Jan 9Th, 1892.
The annual election Of officers Of tho II 4
J. 20 was held last evening, resulting as
follows: II Wyatt, President; M u Phil
Ups, rec. sec.; q y Propst, On. soc; VS.
Thompson. treasurer; 20 Breckenridge,
foreman; 7 II Kelley, lSt Asst; Van Wilson.
Znd Asst; A heFerop, tiIlerman. RI
Wyatt was nominated Tor Chief Engineer at
the coming election and A l. Lamb, Of No
rs. for assistant. The other companies will
make nominations On Monday night.
Any ono waiting the leach Roaster and
Baker before Christmas should order at
once. Addfess Mrs Talt, + o Box 90
agents wanted.
There is no eTcuse for any man to appear
In society With grizzly beard since tho
introduction Of Buckinsham's Dye, which
colora natural brosn or black.
The best rnast ooass'in the oity at o ,nfs
d0yera
Look ont for big display Of Clrasmss
goods At ,Ffeneh's jaweiry store.
Eou can get tho worth Of your money Dy
buying vour watches and clocks at = VI
fronchs =, the corner jcwelry store.
Frefh crispcelery at Allen Bros.
Ask for Crescent tea at r z AlIeu's.
Freshroasted eofees Al z Aliens.
Repairing nsAtly done at the large gilt
boot store.
a 6ne line Of eroeksry ware At Com &
Heudricson'a
A full line Of cigars and tobacco at z
Aliens.
Allen Bros always keep their customers
supplied With fresh butter and eggs.
Notice the extra hollo~ erouud rssors
used by BARRIERS are sold by Stewart d soI
All inds Of choice eating and cooking
applea at Allen Bros.
Ladies' Oxford ties at greatly reduced
rates at Klein Brot. Must he cold.
A large line Of elegant gold watchesssin
tasty new trays ~ Will 4 Starks.
With his new bakery Conrad Meyer
able 70 offer old aud new customers every
thing frs,elass in baked goods.
CrY ELECTION Monday. Everybody
should vote. Az considerable inquiry is
always made we give the vote Of last
years. which, though, was somewhat
small on account OF there being only two
city officers in the field. For marshal
l65 votes were cast in the first ward; 1859
in the second ward, 23l in the third
ward. Total, 565.
SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The meeting
for men at O'Clock in the " CT U Hall
willbe conducted by Mr. G II Hart. Sub
je@t for consideration, Decision" All
men are invited to attend.
Services at the Baptist church at II a m
and 7 80 p IN. Preaching BY The pastor
Rev 6 w tiill Sunday school 2Is p
m. Young Peoples meeting 6:3o p m.
All will be made welcome.
The services at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be as follows: Preaching at
II m and 7 80 p m. Sabbath school at
t2aS p m. Young Peoples meeting at
64s m. The subject of the morning
sermon will be "a Congregation and It's
Dispersion" In the evening the topic will
be, Light and Darkness" All will be
made welcome TO these services.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. - Democratic
primaries were held last evening at the
usual places, with the following results.
First ward r Thompson, chairman !;
+ Nutting, secretary. G ii Stewart
was unanimously placed in nomination
for councilman, and ] p Galbraith wee
named for member OF the central COM
mittee.
Second ward.-J L Cowan, chairman;
w $ Paisley, secretary. Chas Pfeiffer
was placed in nomination unanimously
for councilman, and P Cohen was named
for member OF the central committee.
Third ward.-R A Irvine. chairman;
L NJ Curl, secretary. Jason Weeeler, E
] Lanning and Geo Harris were men,
toned for councilman. Mr. Wheeler was
nominated on the first ballot. LMCurl
was named for member of the central
committee.
The city conventions win be held to-
night. Democratic at the court house;
republican at the armory.
COMMITTED FORGERY. A complaint
was sworn out in Justice Coshow's court
today for the arrest of ] NJ Hill for
forgery. This forenoon Hill went TO the
National Bank and passed note signed
by Samuel Bryan, of Tangent, for S51,
which was discounted. 1t was soon
learned that it was forgery and MIR
Bryan had q warrant issued for his ar
rest. Last night Hill tried to cash
note on E L Bryan for the same amount.
DIR Maston advanced $5 on it; but learn
ing it was forgery found Hill, who ad-
mitted his guilt, and returned the money,
Hill was arrested by Marshal Hoffman
at the Court House this afternoon, taken
before the Justice, waived examination,
and was held under $500 bonds to await
the action of the grand jury. He is
undoubtedly "bad egg."