The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-06-19

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May will be the President Of the day.
IL Henry Cyrus, Marshal, Mayor Cowan IN
n Vice President from Albany. There viii
!, DO races, fireworks, etc.
DR. q b Cole, OF Lasalle, Ills. arrived
/. Ia this city ON Wednesday. The Dr. in
i looking for location, and Is whiting
|, Scio with that purpose In view.
o Two prominent physiciana OF this city
k INDUCED in u war Of words and one or
!. two blows last Sunday. The trouble was
d caused by certain acandaious talk that
8 has been going ON for some time.
!, DIR Il D Hyde returned lnst Saturday
Z from Portland, where he appeared before
the state board oI physicians, Ora Dick
!, ena, Brown and Walker. for examination
! Tor q state license to practice medicine.
, Peter Strauxer and Mr. Rodney, who
live Ia tho hills northeast OF town, and
/, who arc neighbors, have had some diff
! Guilty IN the past concerning che trespAea-
ing of some hogs. Last week the diilieul.
! ty eliminated In personal encounter In
! which blows were struck. On Monday
, Mr. Rodman was arrested upon com
plant sworn out from Justice Williams
court and brought before his honor. when
he plead guilty to assault and battery.
} Judge Williams assessed the fine at five
| dollars and coats.--press.
LIRE ~ PgNiTKsrIARY Is not and
should not be holiday affair; though
some eonylels seem TO think II should DC.
The following from the Statesman IL In
terestinI. and II aiso brings In a name
familiar TO Albany people; ] ID Shepard
got out OF the penitentiary few days ago,
his sentence OF two years having expired.
lie was sent up for larcency from the per-
son having stolen 500 from a man In
Umatlla county. lie served twenty y-one |
months. lie came 10 the Statcaman Office
yesterday TO complain about the treatment |
OF men at the penitentiaty. He says the |
men don't get enough 10 cat, nor changea |
OF clothing a. often as they should. lie |
said he had only two pairs OF pants while |
he was there, and he complained Of the |
snit OF clothes he got when he left. He
said he had 70 work when sick. lie said /
= convict had to "stand In with Dillon,the /
icon" tailor, 10 get new clothes, or "Dce"
Saundcr, aeon" doctor, to get . iay-cfi !
when alex. These are both life men,
Shepard said he was guilty OF the crime
OF which he was convicted. lie 10 evil
dentiey OF the opinion that the penlten-
tiary should be made soF, Of pleasure re.
ssrt-s pleasant place for the eonvie,s
temporarily exiled from society to spend
their vacations. Shepard was raised In
Salem.
A Hor-HKAnnD MARSHAL. - Grants
Pass was treated 10 sensation one eve
ming this week. Lieut. Holley, u 8 A
recruiting officer, was walking up street
arm In arm with another gentleman,
when they came across chair In the
middle OF the sidewalk. Lieut. Holley
kicked II out into tho street. The mar
akt a al IA 4
at Holley three times with his revolver,
the nearest shot going through hts coat.
The marshal says Holley struck nt him
and he then shot at him. Lieut. Holiey
was given an examination and acquitted
the evidence showing that he had no
pissol.-Ashland Record.
ALBANY wAxrs cRrDr.-J NJ Meyer 4
Co., who run the Albany woolen Mills
store In Port land, and who are the pro-
prietors Of the mill. advertise aa success
sors 20 the Brownsville woolcn Mills.
Brownsville people do not like this, ne
they claim the Eagle Woolen Mills Co II
the successor, at least practically, and
Albany people do not like Il. because they
feel as II Albany u entitled to some credit
and notoriety IN the matter. How would
something Ike this sound: - III Moyer
K Co., Manufacturers Of Albany Wcolen
Mills goods" A glance at their ads IN
the Oregonian will show an absence Of
Albany entirely.
Doc Census TAKgx.--A CENSUS Of the
dogs Of Albany has Just been taken By u
Wyman and A Burkhars, that Is Of
the CANNES with acknowledged owners.
The result Is the finding Of 07 east Of
Ellsworth street and IS west Of that
street. 10 in all. One would think to
- Al. 1
there were q million in town; but o
thorough canvas was made, and the above
is the result. The truth is dog IL
very promiscuous animal, and there are
not nearly "a many as there seems TO be.
As the following attractions have not
been in Albany and are probably headed
this way Il viii be but Justice 10 our citi-
zens that they be placed on their guard.
The Eugene Guard Gays: "a bag pipe
man held forth on the streets last even
ing. He attracted q crowd OF boys. At |,
the postoffice corner stereoptician CIV
ing views Of war scenes held forth with q
volatility that would cause fish-woman
10 die with envy. At the same place q
telescope was In position TO gather in the
nickles but the cloudy weather Was bar
TO the proprietor doing \ profitable busi.
ness"
LEBAxon.-Rev Hanleiter requests US
say that in Sept. about the lst to 18th,
he will begin a camp-meeting, just north /
OF the ditch on the Lebanon and Albany
road. Bishop Key and other prominent
ministers are expected to assist during
the meeting.
Mr. B Thompson, an old resident Of
Linn county, has bought the ST CHARLES
hotel, Of this city, and has taken charge,
the consideration being $4500. He
bought Of VIM Guy and NJ V Doud.-
Express.
Achicken cleaning contest, for the
chickens and the stakes, took place Tues
day between the cooks Of the Arlington
hotel and the American lunch counter
and chop house. It was as hilarious
sport as cock pit contest, some thirty
or more people being present, with Patsy
Donoghue, the notorious, as referee and
grand master OF cereminiee. The al
mend-eyed son Of the Flowery Kingdom |
came of victorious, removing the head |
and cleaning his chicken OF all feathers |
in Just twenty seconds. Both chickens |
were still kicking vigorously after their
heads, feathers and tails were in the |
soup. Ashland Record.
A SLIGHT MrsTAKE.-The other day in |
speaking OF the commencement exercises |
OF the Willamette University the Orego-
nian said: president Van Scoy gave |
his annual ball to the graduates and
ministers in the evening"" OF course q
great mistake on the face OF 1t, one no
doubt resented by the Ministers Of Salem.
FEARFUL FALL.--Friday as Mr. J II
Campbell was raising the timbcrs Of new
barn which he Is building for Worth Hus-
ton, some 8 miles south of the city, top
bent fell, carrying with It workman by
the name Of Pippin, who fell thirty feet
and was caught under timber six BY SIX.
His ankle was crushed and he was other
Wise seriously hurt. He may not recover.
/ RELEASED Harry Preston, the printer,
who was arrested in Corvallis several
months ago, and plead guilty in Jackson
county to charge of burglary and sem
fenced to imprisonment for one year, has
! been released after serving seven months.
Through goods behavior he gained three
months. lie has gone to San Francisco
| and eave ht. "a III do haffar heraaffer