The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-10

lumber hauled for dwelling in Eas
Lebanon.
Married, in Lebanon, May 60, by Re,
IP Boyd, q w Walton and Miss Ameli:
McClun.
The following teachers will have charg,
OF the Lebanon public school the mex
school year: Prof F. f Michener, prin
cipal, Mrs Flora Funk, Miss Fannie
Grlggs, Miss Elizabeth Carothers,
A + Williams, an old resident of thi.
place and a lifelong miner, brought
to the Advance office specimen
OF fire clay Monday. The deposit i.
within four miles of Lebanon.
A gentleman and lady who arrived in
lebanon last week, were formerly resi-
dents OF Florida, having lived in the land
OF nowers Tor fiftesn years. They pro.
nounce the Oregon climate superior to
that of Florida
A party of six from Albany passed
through Lebanon on Monday in phae-
ton drawn by four horses, bound for
Sodaville On their return in the even
Ing the vehicle broke down while cross
ing bridge near town.
John Walker, who has been up the
Santlam prospecting for minerals, re-
ports the finding OF a ledge the des-
crlption of which answers to that OF cIn-
naoar: The quartz which is of a dark
red color, ,discloses on being broken, small
silver
At the residence OF the brides father,
Mr. n Crandall, on Wednesday, June / !,
at noon, in the presence of the immedi-
ate friends of the family, Mr. VIM NJ
Brown and Miss Flora l. Crandall wawe
united in the holy bonds Of matrimonv
by Rev Thomas p BOYD of the NJ T.
l tRoBBERY Al BROWNSVILLE On last
Friday night after all the citizens were
soundiy sleeping in the arms of Nor
pheus, and all around was still III mikht
De added at time when we should have
had night watchman on duty some
unknown person stealthily entered the
residence of VIM Waters and stole a fine
gold watch and chain, valued at SlO0.
lie entered by means of placing a chair
under the bed room window, which was
open. and then raising it higher
and propping il with stick which he
cut iron tree in the yard, thereby en-
aotlng him 10 enter the room without
difficulty. He took the gol,: watch from
Mr. waters vest and also removed a
silver one from nail on the wall, but
evidently decided that he did not want
it, as he left it on the table Mr. Waters
heard him and awakened her husband
lust IN time 10 see the burglar go ont the
window and make his escape through
the window and make his escape through
the yard-TImes.
The UPPER WILLAMgrTE.-The pur-
ser of the little steamer Yourg, which Was
sunk in the Willamette about four miles
below town on the 23d nit BY striking n
sna {, was in town Monday. He states
that they now have the boat out OF the
water, having raised II with jack screws.
and are repairieg the bottom, which they
find damaged more than they at first sup
posed. They have some difficulty In The
work OF repairing, as IL is in an oai-of-,he-
way place, but expec, 20 have the boat
ready TO launch again in fe~ d2ys. The
insurance adiuster fixed the loss a, 81 coo
and they ii-d 1t will cost fully tha, much
to repair IL: They Intend 10 make more
trips 10 this city, and this gentleman states
that he can. with 5000. cleat the river of
snags from Harrisburg to this city. With
$1,000 he can improve the bars and place
the river In a condition SO they can make
regular trips niae months In the year.
They found the river better above Harris
burg ,aau elow.-Eugene Register.
ScIo.-Mr J Heald, proprietor ot the
town OF Healdsburg, Calf, and family
are visiting relatives in this city and
vicinity.
Died-At the family residence in this
city on May 20, at / 90 IN. Martha NJ,
vile Of w II Billy Gu. aged - years, IL
months and 3 days
] G johnson, OF Salem, arrived in this
city SUNDAY. We opine he is taking
quite lively interest in politics and
comes back TO fields familiar 10 further
the interests Of his pet candidates -
Press,
Polk STILL LEADs.-In the two mile
bicycle race at Portland. in the alter
noon OF Decoration day, rrei l.ucas, o.
Monmouth, yas awarded first prize, q
valsabi. gold medal. Frank Loughry,
another Polk county boy, took the
second prize 10 the 100 yard foot race. il
being a handsome silver medal. In
these races Connecticut and California
were represented as well as Oregon, and
hence We think we have right 10 say,
hurrah sor Polk.-West Side.
MONMOUTH c COMMENCEMENT Following
ia the program for commencement exer-
cises OF the Oregon State Normal school
ct Monmouth: Saturday, June lSth-Ari
lav shsk v.1n G,,rIax- lima TusA
-Baccalaureate sermon, By Rev Alfred
Hummer, Portland; Monday, June 90
Glass tree day exercises in afternoon
students reunion in afternoon Tuesday
Iune cIst--Atheletic tournament, begin
pfng Of graduation in evening; Wednes
day, June 22d-Continuation OF gradga
ton exercises, alumni reunion.
LorFIasa oFr.-Supt Fields, o; the
Southern Pacific, was in Albany Wed.
nesday and Thursday. An exchange
saws that On account OF decrease in
business he is laying of employees wber'
possible. At Eugene Tom Awb,ey wa
relieved. Albany has none too man,
employees now to do the work,
TaE MINES Tile Albany Mining
Milling company expect to make & com
tpIete cleanup about the 10Th instant
Ehea a couple OF the directors will b
present 10 attend 10 the matter Report
from the mines are very encouraging
Now that egress to the mines is niue
easier than during the winter stead
work will probably be the result. tt
santiam mines viii be heard from.
sHor IN ffiE ARM.--Wm Elkins of tn
city was accidently shot in the forearm la
Monday. lie and Phil Ritter were o
hunting with target gun, when Il
weapon was accidently discharged, the ba
I: lentering the forearm jus. above the wri
: passing around the bones and lodging jr
Iunier the skin on the opposite side of tn
A member. DIR Foley extracted the bal! al
dressed the wound. Advance,
GIVEN uP.--G L Greed, re:ently edit
e of the New Whatcom Peoples Pal
n Journal, will commence the publication
1t the Peoples Press in ALBANY, week
peoples party organ.--Ex. No. He h
given up the idea, having & often little c
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