The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-29

LEBANON. - There IL movement or
foot to place Prof L Barzee In charge o
Santiam Academy. With Prof BsrEee a,
head, there IL no reason why Santlan
Academy should not regain her former
prestige.
There Is to be grand entertainment
given by the local talent CT Lebanon, as
sisted by the Appolo Club Of Albany, who
will give musical concert at the Band
Hall on the eve OF Jan. ao, ISos, This
promises TO be rare treat Ia the way OF a
musical entertainment, both vocal and In
strumental.
A camp OF the Sons of Veterans was or
ganized last Saturday evening, consisting
OF twenty charter members. Following
are the names of officers elected; Captain,
c ID Montague; first lieutenant T. q Carr
| second lleutenaant, a G Sturm; camp
p, council, Il Montague, I T Hickman, l.
A Crandali; chaplain, w NJ Brown; first
sergeant, a ] crandall; quartermaster
sergeant, x B Montague; sergeant OF
guard, l. a Crandall; color sergeant, Bert
Wight; corporal guard. Lester Hyde;
camp guard, ] Boslar; Picket guard, A
Boslar. Advance and express.
YAouSA ALL RIamr.--Ths people o
the bay country are looking forward TO
prosperous year in 1892. Confidence
in YaquinA property is being restored on
q much tirmer basis than ever before,
and dui ing the last few weeks consider
able property has changed hands. Cap.
tain Robertson, who is stopping for q
few days in Corvallis, sold 100 lots in
ReNIN aNNa akssfa al A.
first OF this week. lie has faith in the
bay country, and thinks those who have
property there are sure TO come out on
top. He says the work on the north
jetty has been OF great benefit TO va
quina harbor. This winter has proven
without doubt that Yaquina Is the
safest harbor on the oregon coast. The
steamer Willamette Valley came In last
week without difficulty at extreme low
tide, drawing IA feet Of water; this
means at least % feet of water nt high
tide. Six years ago 10 feet OF water at
high tide was considered good for tho
bay.-Corvallis Gazette.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-The following new
cases have been begun:
Assignment of Cyrus & Pi,chford. TX
ehtheftoru, attorney.
III Houek agt W ] Vernon c, al. Par,l.
tion. Z Z Wolvertou, attorney for
plaintiff.
NJ Alexander sgt A o and Mary 4
Smith. Foreclosure.
Charles W Weaver agt Fritz Huffman.
Suit for $1,000 damages for being elected
from the Elite saloon In Albany. n
DuEean, attorney for plaintiff.
BA Landers agt Thos /. Henness ct al.
J X Weaiherford. attorney for plaintiff.
G Abraham agt Eggert Eggers. Motion
to set aside judgment. ] K Wcatheriord,
attorney for plaintiff.
r l. Sabln agt ] + Nixon. Recovery
OF money. Attachment. Cor, Teal, Minor
and J Weatherford, attorneys Tor
plaintiff.
HR LOWS OREooS.-Governo Pen
noyer, ) yesterday remiIted the fne Of s 600
against Ihos f Russell, convicted a, the
last term OF the circuit court OF assault
with dangerous weapon upon DR. ] Q
Gray, upon the condition that he should
leave the state and remain away perman-
emily. Russell has served about two
months Of his sentence. Now Russell re-
that he leave the state, and has so notified
the officials. His attorney, l. Bilyeu, gave
notice today OF the appeal of the case to
the supreme eour,.--Guard. They all
love Oregon. A case IN Albany was dis
missed on the condition that the man
leave Albany, but he didn't leave. Every
part Of the state has |; peculiar att, action.
PLACER MistSo.-EveryihIng Is run
ming nieely at the Myrtle creek mine.
About thirty men are now working there
washing out gold. There 10 abundance
OF water, and 500 feet more OF fifteen inch
pipe and another giant have bcon received,
and the new giant will soon be put 10
work. making four giants In operation.
-Four big streams OF water turned against
the side OF a hill are sure TO make the dirt
fly. especially with such force M Is OBJ
iained here. No elean-ups have been
made since washing was resumed Reg
lister.
THE o p PROGRAM Here Is a Cor
wallis version of the Oregon Pacific sale:
''The Oregon Pacific was bought for the
benefit of all bondholdeTs, who, II Is under.
stood, are united upon n policy of reor-
ganiza.ion. The management of the road
for the future will probably be determined
In few days. II is thought the policy
will be to issue security 10 raise sufficient
funds to complete the road to its Eastern
terminus, and TO provide ocean steamers
to handle the increased traffic expected"
There Will continue to be speculation
until the new management. and policy IL
announced. Whatever the program, II
undoubtedly means the construction OF
the road eastward.
OPIUM SEIZURE AT EUoENE.-Last even
ing about 10 o'clock Sheriff Noland and
Deputy Sheriff Croner made q seizure OF
twenty-seven taels OF opium at the China
house kept by Coon Cav, q couple OF
doors south Of the postoffice. The opium
was in possession OF Chinese woman
who had just arrived. Twenty four OF
the tins bear no government stamp and
are consequently liable to seizure. A
tael is weight OF one and one third
ounces. Sheriff Noland has telegraphed
the U s marshal at Portland an account
OF the affair and a deputy is expected up
10 take charge Of the contraband article.
Guard.
A New Co.-Today articles were flied
with the county clerk, incorporating
"The l. Z Blain Clothing Co." Capital
stock, 0,000. divided into shares OF
$1,000 each, with / 4 Blain, Arch Ham
mer and Collins Elkins as incorporators,
and we understand also az stockholders.
The now members OF the company, who
will be associated with Mr. Blain, one Of
the oldest business men in Albany, are
popular and reliable young men, who
have many friends through the county,
who will be interested In their good for
tunes.
CRCUT.-Following are the new cases
since our last report:
Alvan Thomas agt Minerva G Thomae.
Divorce. w r Bilyeu, attorney for
plaintiff.
r II Burnett. as guardian, agt ] M
Nichols, George Young and G ENichols.
Foreclosure. J N Duncan, attorney for
plaintiff.
Ladies Oxford ties at Klein Bros. Cheap
est in the city. Will be cold a. greatly re-
duced rates.
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