The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-25

get BACK 10 oregon, ana tnlnkS CrOo
, county is good enough for him.
VIII Anderson started cast some tim
, ago with I'VE car loads OF horses. lie 90
as far Chyenne, where he sold out a
I $47 so per head.
: Farmers here complain OF dull time
/ and low prices offered for farm produce
| but they are better off than farmers o.
r some other localities. su Wallowa eoun.
: ~ farmers are Offering thei; hay for 50
J ton or IS delivered In Joseph. Review.
A Cure YouNasrER Those littl,
r pocket banks which open when they are
filed with just IS In ten cent pieces, ars
great contrivanees. Not far from Eugene
cute young man was owing u merchant
a dollar. "I've got 81 in hank; give me
81 more in ten cent pieces and III open
IL and pay up" he remarked. The mer-
chant did so, the young man opened the
bank, gave him 81, aud left. Now the
creditor is trying TO figure out what he
made by the transaction Guard.
Here Is another not so cute from the
Salem Journal: Saturday North Salem
boy took $50 gold piece out Of his
mothers satchel and traded II TO another
boy for Jack knife. Neither Of the boys
knew the value Of the coin, but third
boy evidently did and gave the second
boy nickel for the yellow piece, Now
the parents Of boy No. are demanding
Of the parents Of boy No, 2 restitution OF
the $40 piece.
AGAINST ruK X. K. CoM. Before Hon
r p Boise, judge of the circuit court for
! Marion county, at chambers, yesterday the
writ OF proceedings instituted by the Union
\ Pacific against the state board of railroad
commissioners were heard. BY the writ
the Union Pacific asked that the board be
ordered to certify 10 said court the action
| had BY the said commission In the matter
OF establishing rates for the said company,
and to likewise certify whether or not In
revising the said rates any evidence was
had CT received by the said board as
basis, and u so TO let the same be certified.
The board moved to quasa the writ, but
Judge Boise overrLled the motion aud the
order was made rs prayed for. This en-
tails a large amount Of work upon the
commissioners, since the board Is COM
manded to appear NJ the first day OF cir
cult court for the October term with the
certified Information asked for.--States-
man.
A GREAT CAsE.-The Davis will case at
Butte, Mon, has attracted the attention
OF the world. The trial OF the suit lasted
five weeks, and the value Of the property
involved is given at $4 800 900. The jury
were out seventy-two hours, and then
came into court with the statement that
they could not agree They were ac-
cordingly discharged, and the expenses
Of this protracted suit, figured up by n
Butte paper at $4,000, have gone up
in smoke. This will contest will take
its place in the judicial annals Of the
country as a celebrated case. IL will
probably take several more $lO0, 600 be-
fore il is finished.
FROM THE MINES. w II White, Henry
Walter. VIM Burnett and Mr Hastings, ar.
rived in Albany this morulng from the
mites, bringing with them some very fine
looking ore from the Telephone claim. ad.
joining the Albany mines. also a button of
gold worth S9S taken from ton OF the ore,
all free gold, out OF surface ore as 1t came.
A fine showing. The ore was broken by
the old mill. The new mill will probably
start about Nov. /, with an immense guam
TRY of ore in sight. There . considerable
life In the mines with an increasingly
bright prospect daily.
Howard ARREsTED.-GeoW w Howard
was arrested by constable " Majors.
Monday afternoon at Junction, on com
plaint OF Jas L Schooling, on the charge
OF threatening to kill. The eve was
tried before Justice Starr in Junction to-
day. Attorneys Potter and Bilyeu ap-
peared for the state. The trouble is the
result OF the Schooling Howard adultery
case. Howard has no attorney. He
will be bound over TO keep the peace.
and probably for carrying concealed
weapons. --Eugene Guard.
PRoBATE MArrERs--In the matter of
the estate of Henry eraser, o p Coshow
Jr.. was appointed administrator with bond
fixed at 5000 which was file and approved
Henry Moran, FRANK Rumbaugh and |
Mcclure appointed appraisers.
In the matter of the estate Of WIN II
Mcbride, the inventory and appraiser ent
filed. Personal property ordered sold
FREE LECTURES. -. Prof 4 6 Hurley,
will deliver a course Of instructive and en-
teItaining lectures on Phenology and Phys
iognomy, at the Court House, be ginning
Wednesday Sept. z3rd. Subject Thursday
evening, "Love, Courtship, and Marriage"
Friday, gentlemen only. Mrs Hurley will
also deliver free lecture to the ladies only
on Friday at 3pm m.
rnE EAGLE ScREAMED.-At the state
fair there were two exhibits of Oregon
wooden goods. The Eagle mills OF
| Brownsville wor first prize, and the Salem
mills second prize This was quite
feather in Brownsvile's cap. The Albany
and Oregon City mills had no exhibits.
I The Albany mills had no time 10 prepare
an exhibit, as they have several months
work ahead which they are rushing their
machinery to Gil.
WILL BRING SUIT.-It Is said that the
best legal talent in the state has been con-
suited, and when Albany parties affected
by the sensational Article published In the
Mercury Of Sept. I3ih become satisfied as
10 who constitutes the financial and re-
sponsible head Of that paper a suit for SIAN
Der will follow.
CAUGHT a DgER-Ohe day last week
the y p passenger train chased deer
along the X K track for some distance be-
tween here and the bay. The animal final
ly ran into bridge and was captured and
! taken to Yaquina City by the train men.
Corvallis Times.
THE HOSE TEAM. - Manager Warner
and the members of tie Albany hose team
had their pictures taken this forenoon. The
entire thirteen members of the team were
In it, and We predict will be "in it" at Vic
/ toria.
WHAT has become OF JEFF Myers? The
Oregonian interviewed Bob Miller, oi
Jacksonville, Sunday-and Jeff hasn't
said anything for these many days
Statesman. He hit the nail on the head
sufficiently well enough after his recent
eastern trip to remain quiet for few
weeks.
HEAD FOR BuaNEss.-No nan OF
woman with head for busines.
san afford to buy groceries without frs,
calling on Conn 4 Hendricson, in ths
Pfeiffer block. 1t will pay for severa
reasons. They keep first-class stocl
of goods, sell at uniformly low prices
without baity, wait on you promptly anC
treat you we'll. Now is the time TO or.
, der peaches for putting up, as we'll a
sther fruits in their season. They hay
some choice brands of teas, coffees, &c.
and can give you bargains in all lines.
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