The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08

gren, 9; Slreitel, :; Co IA, @; Blount, 10;
Propst, s; Meeks, II; 9 Froman, III
Frazier, II
Przes.~Ist, Marlin rifle by Deyoe &
Froman Bros, $40 so; 2ad, 5 lbs tea by
Allen Bros; music stand by VIII :; 3rd, Life
Gen Grant by II J Jones, bureau of tea
byPaTker Bros; 4tk. pair shoes by A. rs,
McIlwain photograph album by Aiken Il
son, 5, worth shaving and bath tickets
by l. Vierecs; sth, box cigars by a ]
Kunri; 9th. box cigars by III Burlow; 9TH,
ham by Shultz Bros.
No S-2o singles. Glen, IS; Jones, a
Gabrielson, IT; Lindgren. I3; Frazier, 10, 4,
Leinenger, Is; Deyoe, IS, + A Turner,
20; Harriet, 70; Coon, II; Monteith, Is;
Meeks, 10; g Fro.nan, 10; Wgant, 10;
Blouni, 10; ID Turner, IS.
Prizes.-Ist, pair blankets by Albany
Wooden Mills, barrel flour by lsom, Ian
ming & Co; and. smoking jacket by T l.
Wallace & Co, bria; pipe by John Isom
Sr; Srd. silk umbrella BY G w Simpson,
gold pin by Mead 9Th. box cigars BY J
Joserh, 81 worth shaving tickets by J
Moses; sth, pair shoes by Klein, box cigars
by Boenicke; 9th, s. worth horse shocing
by . p Dannals. So so worth shaving and
bath tickets by the popular shop, salmon
by NJ HYDE 7th,sIo lbs lard by limerick
x Baker, large can baking power 10y G
Meyer; S.h, ham by ii Broders, can of
Oregon iruit by Oregon Land Co.
No 6-Is singles G.eh, -; Leinenger,
II; Jones, Il; Turner, II; Mon,eIth, 10 !;
Gabrielson. IS; Harriet. -; Baker, @;
Coon. II; Adams, 5; Lindgren. r3;
Meeks, ~; Deyoe, II; Blouni, II; -
Turner. 10: g Fruman, II.
Prizes.-tst. ladies' dressing case by
Blackman & Hedges; $3.50 dcets pattern
by w + Read; and, lawn mower by Mat
thews * Wash5urne; toilet set by Hop
sins Bros; 3fd, box cigars by Hoffman &
TarioT, ladies Jacket by ) + Young; 4ih,
roll wire fence by Albany Fence Works.
box cigars by Ries & Co, 9Th, ) packages
tea BY K @ Watson & Co; ;. horse shoe
ing by Smith & Co: 9th, pair gold cGE
buttons BY h Ewcri; 7th, box cigars by
NJ Baumgart; Ssh. box cigars, O SaiInger.
Cousolation-aIl wh9 had not won Isl,
md or Sd prizes in any Ensgch-.o singles
-Blount, 10; Coon. Is; Leinenger, i3;
Baker, 10.
Prizes.-ss; dinner sci by Conn 4 Hen
dricson: and, Manzanilo cane by ) = ID s
|. Co; Srd, case beer by AlhaGy Brewing
GO. ham BY d Beam 9Th, box cigars by
Reception saloon, sack Corvallis flour by
! A Morris: 9Th, Ioo street car tickets BY
Albany S X Co; 9th, whip b, w Z Davis,
- Ia horse shoeing Sy Gus Wills, 9Th,
bale hay bv Perry Sphinx. bird cage hy /
Goi.ieb; S,h, pin and cuff buttons bs 7
Cahen. black bear hide bs Frank FroasH
9th. doE cans polish by Fl ken;on.
IA Tuner received gold headed cane
presented by Wnl & STARK, for the best
general average, Meeks and Glen, silver
cup donated BY + n French for second
oest. and L ~ Dcyoe, one dozen silTe'
knives, donated by Julius GradwoAl io'
third best. There Was only ! differences
Of noinls ia.ihe score Of the four.
oN THE BsIrSE.
{ AT S O'Clock In the evening the neN
+ bridge WAS formally opened 10 The public
anaer charge nj the civ officials, Mayo'
1 cowan, 10 whom 50 u.uch credi; is due fol
+ the structure, after making few aPpFo
pirate remarks, according 10 an sne.en
cus,Uul broke 4 boille of wine furnishes
+ by John \ Crawford, ard scattered II OF
The bridge Iadge Blackburn aas heai.
briefly and 10 the point, v hen Major Hand
bury, the government engineer, spoke 10
few moments, pronouucii.g the eTtdg
one Of thz best of It's Class ia Tie I D
and Stating that he would be ~bie 20 max
a good report TO the government on Il.
bridge display OF fire works followed. .soin
beautiful hish iiierS and appropriate pisA,e
were sent up, all OF sirss-ciaSs orcer. u
course though IL Was no; New York o
eve7 PSrtlzne exhibition Of fancy picee'
anT one OF which would cost more iha
The whole exhibit.
Balls al the opera house aud aTmor
closed the day.
NOTES
MrJW Anderson KEEP; record OF pee
pie and vehicles crossing the big sie'
bridge from Benton county 10 Aloan
! only, from morning until O'Clock IN III
evening and :he result was as ioliow'
Double vehicles, AL; single, I9ii ind
yiduals, 24So.
. Nature did an immense sight for I'll
: celebration by furnishing a magniiicc'
: dav, one that cnuld no; be improved.
. The w IT U'sice water barrels prove
great blessing 10 the thirsty crowds.
: The number present has been Sariousi
: estimated. Estimates of course are
: ways wild: but the universal verdict vi
, that Il was the biggest crowd ever In
, bany.
Though there was pretty good ai'en,
aEcc at the fair ground, In the ahernoo
no difference in the size of the Gro"
could be noticed. People who kicked o'
cause some of the celebration vas out
:. the city were evidently hunting for
growl. Take Portland and all the cell
{ bration is practically In the suburbs exec
. the parade and oralion.
Il Bridge Contractor Wakefield sent
I rom Portland $2s to help the celebration