The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-07-24


amount Of moneyto increase the eif-
culating medium to not less than $50
per capita, said money to be full legal
tender, all previous contracts notwith-
standing.
That the government Of the United
States nationalize all railways, tele-
graphs, telephones, and other natural
monopolies.
That all officers be elected by adirect
vote ofthe people.
That the American saloon is q curse
and an evil, and should therefore be
abolished.
That the ownership Of land be re.
stricted to the citizens Of the United
States, or those who may have declared
their intention to become such, and
that the holding Of land for specula-
ton purposes be condemned.
That the sub-tressury plan become d
law.
That homesteads to the value Of
$1,000 be exempt from execution.
That the government grant loans to
the amonnt not exceeding $4,000, at not
more than 2 per cent interest.
That no one industry should be tax
ed for the purpose or at the expense Of
building up another.
That all revenues, state or national,
be limited to the actual needs Of the
government, economically admins
tered.
That graduated tax OIL all incomes
exceedingthe amount ofS250O be levied.
That the coinage of silver be free and
unlimited.
That the government issue at once
sufficient amount of treasury full legal
tender notes to be paid over to the
Union soldiers who by the contraction
Of the currency received but part Of
their pay, while the bondholders rc-
ceived theirs many times over.
| State Organizer r. A. Irvine formed
an alliance ut Kings Prairie July II,
with 20 members. The Officers are:
j. h. Geddes, President; D. A. Smith,
Vice President; w. B. Robertson, Sec
retary; w. H. Davis, Treasurer; ]. T.
McEIroy, Lecturer; Mrs. Jennie Bar
gee, Chaplain; E. s. Bargee, Steward;
Henry Miller, D. r.; A, Davis, Asst
D. X.
The officers. Of the Pleasant HoHie
Farmers Alliance are; President, l.. g.
Rice; vice-president, VIM. L. Savage;
secretary, ]. &. Michuel; treasurer, Mrs.
Matte Savage; chaplain, J, K. Charl-
! ton. The membership is twenty-three.
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We learn that while bathing in the
South folk Of the Suntiam near Seio,
Sunday evening, Geo. Cleveland WAS
drowned. He was seized with cramps,
and before bis companion could reach
him he sank from sight His body was
recovered.
Albany team defeated the jefferson
boys at Albany Monday, 27to l6.
Miss. Lucy Gard, Of Albany, is in
town this weel. visiting relatives.
Mr.. G. NJ. W,stInll left this morning
with his family for the mountains.
He intends returning Immediately,
but his ftmily viii probably spend the
simmer up there.
Postmaster Miller has had 200 new
boxes made for temporary use,
We failed TO note last week the new
mug case which G, u. Ranous made
for Borum's barber shop. 1t is n ni,e
piece Of work and speaks well for
Charlie,
Jefferson Base Ball game did Albany
up in great style Wednesday, The
score stood q to II.
(, Mrs Pyburn has been quite sick AZ
the etur restaurant for the past week
v,
MIR, J, s. Morris and family passed
! through our town yesterday on their
! way to SudaviIle,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office ut Oregon City. Oregon.
/ July =, 1851.
Notice "a hereby given that the following named
settler tls filed notice u his intention u make
hlel prpof IN support VI his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before the County CLERK oi
llun County, At Albany, Oregon, on Aug "a, lS9l
49, 49,.