The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1891-09-11

Our citizens gladly welcome this esti-
mable family to this city.
Andrew Dyer was arraigned i'll the
police court Tuesday for using abusive
language on complaint sworn out by
L. w. Gentry, the latter being the vic
tim of Andrews abuse. The defend
ant pleaded guilty, and was fined ten
dollars. 1t generally costs a man
something to be rude, indecent or dis
orderly in these days of advancing civil
| lization.
Reuben P Boise, jr., and Miss Min
ME L. Breyman, daughter of Eugene
Breyman, of Salem, were married Mon
day. Mr.. Boise is the son of Judge
r. Boise, and has a host of personal
friends and acquaintances in this valley,
while Miss Breyman has relatives and
many friends in this city, who will wish
them all manner of good fortune.
Prof Frank Carter, who made the
recent balloon ascension here is an un-
adulterated fraud. He fluids it conven-
lent on general principles. The Dallas
Observer complains that he dumped
the town" in debt-to the editor. A
man who has the condescending con-
temptibility to rob the newspaper is
not fit to live, and he isn't prepared to
die by any means.
The worlds record on the turf has
been broken by decided step. The
honor belongs TO Direct, who crowned
the record Friday at Independence,
Iowa, for both trotters and PAGERS by
covering a mile in 2:06. The best
time made previous to this was by
Maud S., at Cleveland, Ohio, July 80,
1885, which was 2:sa.
DR.. Thompson's sermon Sunday was
istructive and interesting rs usual.
Almost at the close of the sermon the
electric lights suddenly went out.
The preacher was talking on the pow
ers of darkness when the unpleasant
incident occurred, and the congregation
were forcibly impressed with the illus
tration by the situation they were
placed in.
Mr.. W. T. Radir, in Tuesdays AL
bany Herald, explains to the public the
proposition of the Tolo Orchard COM
pany in choosing carefully selected
locations in the counties of Jackson,
Linn, Lane. Benton and Marion,
and in each to put ont large orchards
governed by special advantages i'll each
case, and to care for them in the most
improved and best advised order. The
scheme thus devised is commendable,
and should meet with the general
sanction of the fruit-growing commun-
tiles.
There was an elopement at Salem
Sin quarto" the other day. Two
young photographers fell in love with
two charming ladies', and perjured
themselves by swearing before the
county clerk that the ladies were of
age. The weddings came off and the
happy parties took the train for Rose
burg, but were intercepted by the AL
bany marshal, under orders of the
Salem police, and thus the romances
of loves young dream dropped like
thud. 1t would be impossible now to
write a novel over the occurrence. The
snap shot boys are liable to go to Jail.
FROM THE MoUNTAINs-A. w.
Rose returned Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit to the Blue river mining
district in the Cascade mountains,
where he has been looking after the in
terests of his quartz ledge. He reports
work in the mines, and
says the returns are exceptionally good,
considering the present partially devel-
oped condition of the mines. Twenty
i've or thirty men are kept busy, and
,he future outlook is promising. The
incurred in the progress
IF the work have retarded intended
operations on the part Of those who
ire interested. Mr.. Rose states that !
le has had a very pleasant sojourn,
ind enjoyed the excellence of the
water and the mountain atmosphere.
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS Senator J.
n. Dolph and Congressman Binger