The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-10-21
LOCAL REC ORD.

n i1kbANoS diRL.-M MISS EVA springer,
OF Lebanon, arrived in the city today in
search OF man, says the Salem Journal
She is a pleasant appearing young woman
OF Is to 20 years, and reporter found
her in tears asthe Western Union Tele
graph office. Her eyes had been cried
red aud swollen .nd she looked as tho
she had lost sleep. Her tale was this
She had letter from her brother, who
was employed on street work in Salem
When asked to show the letter she cor.
rected herself and said it WAS from her
uncle, Chas G Eddy. The letter Wis not
signed, but bore the inscription on the
envelope to be returned to that address a,
Albany. A perusal of the letter would
lead anyone to conclude that he was
more than uncle or brother. The
missiye contains terms of affection and
endearment that no niece ever received
in black and white. The contractors
pay rolls were searched in tain for
Uncle" Eddy's name. Miss Springer
was escorted to lodging house by a
kind-hearted lady employe of the Tele-
graph Co. The Journal promised to ad-
vertise for Mr. Eddy and help bring him
to the side of his niece, who had been
persuaded to leave her home at Lebanon
and come to Salem, where he had held
out the inducement OF employment.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT. night about
S O'Clock man tramping along the rail-
road came into the depot at this place
and notified night operator Aubrey that
some obstiuc.ions were on the track
below town. Section Foreman Patterson
was sent for and hurried down to remove
them. About 2is miles below town he
first came to heavy steel rail laid across
the track. 4 short distance farther on
he found tie, stuck up edgeways in a
small bridge, which he also removed
alone. As both distractions were easily
removed by one man 1t was suspected
that the tramp, who gave his name as
George Mills, might be implicated in the
matter as he made no effort to remove
them. He claimed however that il those
distinctions were placed there with the
purpose OF robbery the robbers might be
lying in ambush to shoot whoever might
attempt to remove them, hence it was
through fear that he did not make the
attempt, he being alone. He was arrest.
ed and Justice Kinsey bound him over
until the grand jury. The prisoner was
taken to the Roseburg county Jail by one
OF the returning Roseburg X of p dele
kates, for safe keeping. .-Guard.
SOME MARION CoUxTl CGsEs.-The foi.
lowing cases of interest to Linn county
people appear in the Circuit Court dock
ct for Marion county:
Emma B Circle VS. F Circle divorce /;
w NJ Kaiser for plf, S T Richardson and
Geo \ Barnes for deft.
lsom, Lanning & Co. Us William w
McCoon action Tor money; II IL Hewitt
for plf.
HF Merrill and { H Stewart VS. wm
w McCoon; action for money; II II
Hewitt for pf.
Stewart & Sox vs. J Crabtree; action
for money; II II Hewitt and c + VOL
verton for pli.
Thos Taylor IS Meizger & Messenger
action for money; Bonham & Holmes
and Hayden for plf
G A Whitney vs NJ W and Caroline f
Orton; action for money ] Whitney
Tor plf, Bonham & Holmes for deft.
viii & Link vs. A L Patton and Anna
Patton; action for money. ] X Wyatt
for plf.
County COURT
Met pursuant 10 adjournment and
transacted the following business.
Resignation Of J r Siewartson as road
supervisor OF Dist. Is, allowed. bin OF
$3.50 ordered paid, and Dan Mc6regor
appointed.
The Western Union Telegraph Co. was
allowed a rebate OF SIS 55 on tax, and w
9 Casseli, OF 5000 on assessment on ac-
count OF Indebtedness to p J Baltimore.
Supreme court allowed fees OF 5000
in case of State agt E p Rogers.
Matter OF fees in Iva Temp Teton agt
Linn county, continued.
County Clerk was directed 10 make
two copies OF the assessment roll on COM
pleiion OF the original.
UPTHR SAHTIAM. Z S Chase left
this place last Saturday for the east. his
special destination being Saltwater, Min
nesota, Mr. Chase is a practical lumber
man, and goes back to induce capitalists
to invest in the timber of the Santiam
region.
LC Case. of Coe, on the OFgon Pacific
ten miles above this place, raised quite
large crop OF potatoes this summer,and
while digging them few days ago found
a hill that was unusually large. A count
revealed the fact that the hill had pro-
duced 307 tubers. They were not al
large ones, but they were potatoes just
the came. -Santiam Lumberman.
SoDAvILLE.-ChasM Metzger. Of A any
has purchased 10, in BiH's addition and
vii erect dwelling in shsrt time.
We learn thai Mr. Campbell, of Albany,
will soon build on the lots In Sodayille,
opposite the G P church.
County Clerk Payne, trustee OF ihs
company, has just completed the pur-
chase OF Fl NJ Perry's farm containing
I24 acres adjoining Sodayiile' Part o
the tract Is is In the city limits. We learr
thai the intep.ion of the company Il &c
donate sufficient ground 10 the Tailross
company whibh has just driver stakes OF
the land, for depot purposes, and wall ther
plat the remainder and sell Il In small
tracts TO suit the purchasers. The seriou
drawback 10 SodavilTc has been a lack o
small tracts for sale.-Review.
THE X. or P.-The following appear
in the proceedings OF the grand lodge I
OF p held in Eugene: A portion OF tn
evening was taken up by Supreme Rep
resentative Hochstedler instructing tn
representatives in the unwritten work
he being fresh from the supreme lodg
at Kansas City. At p m Mrs Hoch
stedler, deputy for Oregon Of the Pythiai
Sisters, was invited to the ball, and ex
planned the object and aims o. this order
The next meeting OF the lodge will be i
Iiepner.
Az ExTE EsioN. Owing to the Zines
OF several advertisers who were to assist
| the time has been extended few day
in Albany for getting the Oregonian
edition OF the Brittanica, giving the az
yertisers time to call on every family j
the city. Leave your name at s
Young's store, and avoid being missed
You can't afford it. Following are tn
merchants, with whom You can get
per cent discount by having Brittanica
Samuel Il Young, Stewart q .Sox, 7
Wallace, Foshay & Mason, g + Brownel
Will &c Stark, Albany Furniture Co,
10 Mcfarland, Hopkins Brothers. Bake
& Enrich, E q Will, A Z Mueller.
| BIG Run OF SALMoN.-Reports from til
Bay are to the effect that the run OF sa
mon is simply immense. In eightee
days two boats with four men caugf
5000 fish. These were for William
lcannery, where they are being salte,
Owing to the big supply small price
paid, about one cent pound on Il
average. A Salem man trolIed an
caught nineteen one afternoon. That
fishing that is fishing, and if any OF