The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-01
MonoAsarnns AnansrrD.-The follow

q man recently IN tllis city, who hnl
the same borrowing proeiivity whei
here, A Morganalern, formerly con
ntcted with the Bradstreet Mercantile
Agency at Portland, Ii In trouble nns
the county jail. lie came to Roaeburl
Sunday, engaged good room Of Land
lord wilkins aud stated that hia wifi
and mother.in.lRw would DO along in
few days, and that he expected TO nc
work during the session ~ court report
er' He stayed here until yesterday whei
he went 10 Oakland on the freight train
having left his board blll unsettled fo.'
and passed of check on ladd 4 Tiltoo
Portland, for $40 It was soon ascer
tanned that Motganstern had no deposit
at that bank, and Sheriff Miller tele
graphed TO Constable Howard 10 arresI
him at Portland, which he did and
brought him over last night. The fellow
borrowed small sums from several par
Ties during his stay In town and they
are out Of pocket 10 tlat extent.
oSs KIND or Ronnsny. The Oregon
City Courier says: For sa2b. paid In adj
vance, d w Dunbar hired freight car
from the Chicago 4 Northwestern In
Janesyille, VIA, Ia which he slowed his
household utenslls, some new wagons
and crushers, and a team Of horses lie
loaded the wagons and crushers into the
car with the consent oi the railroad OH
cials, and left Janesville on the Sth On
his arrival here last week Friday, the
Southern Pacific Obliged him 10 pay the
additional sum Of sg7.50, on account OF
the wagons and crushers. Though the
officials Of the Northern Tactic inspected
Mr. Dunbar's car in 81 Paul, they made
no objection TO that part OF his load.
Here, when he IL ready 10 unload. the
railroad company demands Of him si00.
Mr. Dunbar says that 3,z by D inch
wagons wholesale at Janesville for $50.
A railroad official explains that Dunbar
had no Business 10 ship new wagons,
which pay higher rate than s225, Of
which the n z takes 5000.
ALBAss's PoruLAnos.-Mr William
obcnauer has just completed his ilrat
rounds OF the streets 0f Albany Tor his
city directory. lie Ia an expert at the
business and has done the work thor.
back calls 10 make. that Ii Of residences
where the occupants were absent from
their homes on his frat trip. The first
&sAes $50 HtA1W7 R@R9 tNHAhHAtas AHt AUf
back calls will add at least 600 10 the fig
ures, probably more. cay 0l2, making
Aibany's bone tide population 1900,
which is probably correct. The cenaua
returns oil 1890 gave the city 3070. This
shows an increase OF over 1900 popnla-
tlon In two years, or else that the census
was not correctly taken, probably the
former, ~ Albany has undoubtedly had
q very healthful growth. AZ the pres
ent time nearly everything Is full and
the amount Of building In the last few
years has been large, though there has
been very little bluster about Il.
scfo.-Milton Hyde Of Albany, spent
last Sunday visiting his brother Dr. Il o
Hyde In this city.
John Curl went 10 Portland Tuesday,
whore he has been engaged 20 build q
house.
Mr. Thos l. Miller, who lives a short
distance east Of Sclo on Thomas creek.
has been nominated for the Office OF
county commissioner by the county
democratic central committee, vice r ]
Munkers, declined. Mr. Miller is one Of
vur best citizens and Is especially well
fitted for the Office for which he has been
nominated.
Henry Myers met with peculiar and
serious accident last Friday. lie was
monkeyIng around Ev Manis' coniec-
tionery store, VIXEN In some manner his
foot slipped and In trying 10 keen him
self from falling he threw his right hand
against 4 glass door, shaitefing the glass
Gnd cutting his wrist In a horrible man.
ner. DIR Hyde dressed the injury, taxi
Ing eight stitches to sew up the CASH
Press.
oREdos BoYs,-The DEMocaAr makes
q speciality Of noticing the achievement
OF Oregon boys in the east (; and IL - q
TACT that almost universally they are at
the top. There IL evidently something
about our climate that produces brain
power. This time II Ia a Yamhill boy.
and the McMinnyilie Telephone-Regis-
ter says: Another Oregon boy has
distinguished himself for his ability In
an eastern college. uop ace ] the eldest
son OF pr II X Littlefield. OF Lafayette
recently secured first prize In gradua-
ting class OF 300 In st Louis Medical
college. His success not only reflects
credit upon h'mselt but upon the state
be halls from rs we'll. and Oregon can
feel proud Il him."
A MEAN JoKR.-The Lebanon Advance
tells Of the following cute trick 10 get a
lost dog that didn't work: Many people
living at greater or less distance from
Lebanon were put 20 greater ineon-
yenience on last Saturday by an adver-
tisement which appeared In the city
papers. The advertisement purpoted L
be by man who was on his way "a
Alaska and who was anx ious 10 purchase
hounds with which to hunt In the north
west territory. The truth Of the matteI
is,a gentleman had last valuable hound
and resorted 10 this ruse In the hope o
recovering his property. No blame
should attach 10 the newspaper, as vi
were paid for the work, supposing II 4
be bona fide advertisement.
OPALs IN THE RoueH.--A number o
large ard handsome opal spcciment
taken from the field discovered by Perry
W atson on the middle forN Of the Johi
Day. are displayed In the window Of " l
| Fletcher's jeweiry establishment. The,
are the apurc stuff" and evidence th
value of the discovery. Among the col
lection are two milky opals, one FIRE an
two aqua marine. Mr. Fletcher will 70,
ward them to New York 10 have iher
cut in different designs, and will mrnufac
ture settings for the stones himself at HI
shop In Pendletop.--E o.
4 BENTON RRPuDLIcAss.-The county
full OF candidates according to the iocs
papers. B w Wilson, Of course. is nftt
the Clerkship; but he loses part OF th
J Office. The first Recorder will be elected
J A Henkle is one OF many candidates,
, B Winant, Capt Robertson, w A Joli
, want to be Sheriff bad. las Tomlinsol
of Wells, graduate OF the Albany Co
| lege, is candidate for School superir
, tendent. Also w G Fisher, Of KIM
Valley. For Circuit Judge, Judge Kelsa
Woodcockand Hufford are willing. lni
4 and Doug lIasshaye severalcandidates ais
A RuSAwAy BoY.--Roy Miller, ag.
: : IS years, the son OF farmer liyi5g ne
Aumsville, has suddenly disappearel
Saturday his father told him TO burn son
brush. The boy took gun with h
and went TO work. He was next seen
Aumsviile, where he told some one
was going to visit his brother in-iaw
Turner. Since then nothing has be
heard of him eilyefton Appeal.