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

saloon convention met In Grand Army
hall, Lebanon, Oregon, Nov 30th, 1901.
Resolutions were passed In favor OF ahol-
ishing saloons and the following ticket
was placed Ia nomination:
Mayor-E + Montague,
Councilmen--J : Courtney,R @ Miller,
A lack Adams, Il II Barker.
Recorder-L Gilbert.
Marshall T Bryant.
Treasurer A Bennett.
Advance.
Is IT A PoLIcr.--Claib r Houston, who
has 30 long and ably filled the position
OF station agent at Junction was informed
OF his removal yesterday by the s p II X
and the appointment OF Mr. Harper, as
his successor. The company gives as
the reason for his removal, that he has
not attended TO the Western Union tele-
kraph business aeceptably to them. II
is generally believed, however, that the
real cause OF his removal, IL because he
joined the Association OF Station Agents.
Guard. Perhaps that accounts for
other changes OF agents.
New CHURCH.. Rev c A wooley has
for the past few days been soliciting means
foI building church In the eastern part
OF Albany. so far, 1--WE learn he has
met with encouraging success. A neat
and comfortable church In that part of
town would be an excellent thing, not on
| ly for the moral, but also for the ma terial
interests OF our city. Aathe Cumberland
Presbytehans have some excellent people
In Albany. and are an energetic aRgress-
I've people, VIC ~iAh them abundant sue-
cess.
A POWERFUL MILL CoMPAsY.-The
Portland mill company controls the price
OF wheat and -four In the willamette
valley. When all its mills ARE running,
It's daily output Of -four is: Two Salem
mills, 1900 barrels; two Oregon City
mills, 900 barrels; Albina mill, 1000 bar
rels-a total OF over 800 barrels. The
company is making a good thing OH tho
quarter million bushels of wheat IL stored
in it's Oregon City warehouses when the
price ranged from 50 TO IS cents.-Ore-
gon City Courier.
EuGESg's cAsSERY.-Thc prcduet Of
the Eugene cannery and evapora'or for
the season OF 1891 has all been marketed
with the exception Of few dried peaches.
The product has been heard from aud the
jobbers write that II Il OF excellent quality.
One car load was shipped East but has not
yet been heard from. The eannerv has
| not paid big money the frat season but
the returns are very satisfactory .-
Register.
Nor FINISHED. The fayetteville. OBJ
server. of North Carolina, has been &c.
eeived this week, and the Nc Dongald trial
was Sill In progress. The paper devotes
| ten columns 10 the testimony, which as a
whole, seemed !. be against the defendant.
Tnc paper says the crowd leaving from the
trial looked Ike a picnic party, 80 great
was Il. McDongald's picture Il given.
ANOTHER BRicK.-work has been be-
gun on the new Cusick brick TO be erect.
ed for Mr. Cusick's bank, which will be
established at an early date. As there
are two walls already up the work will
be greatly expedited. Albany will have
four banks ON the establishment OF this
one, which will speak for IL as a CONNER
cial city.
A BuRS.-Mrs DIR W II Davis on We'd
nesday evening. In attempting TO handle a
lamp with rheumatic hand. dropped II TO
the floor when the oil spilled out. took FIRE
and created considerable excitement for a
time. In attempting TO smother the FIRE,
she burned her hand quite severely.
NoricE TO PATRoSs.-In case any pupil
attending the public school should be
kept away on account Of any contagious
disease, such rs diphtheria, scarlet fever
and the like, n writer certificate OF the
attending physician will be required up
on readmission. This certiiicae must he
presented 10 the teacher In charge i'm
mediately upon the pupils return.
w. ]. CRAWFORD,
Principal.
NnARLY HRRE.-The fortune teller
who has been In 30 many calabooses Is
nearly here. Tho Halsey News says:
Prof (7) w A Allen, who claims 10 have
told the fortunes OF Grant, Sherman and
Sheridan, was in town this week and
took in several dollars. He Is spiritu-
alistic medium clarivoyant and general
fakir.
Cur HASD.-While putting pane oi
glass in the Parrish Block today Andrew
Skarr had one Of his hands badly cut 10
the bone. Drs Maston 4 Davis dressed
IL, and Mr. Skarr will be decorated with
q sling for several days.
Snow IN THE MouNTAIHs.-WJ Adams
on returning to the Santiams was stopped
BY five feet Of snow beyond Gatesviilc.
He Immediately began arrangements to
get trail Into the mines. IL is not pro
posed to stop work for snow.