The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-15

MONDAY.


! Jos Lame, OF Halsey, was In the city
today.
Mr. Peter Wilson went to Mll City this
afternoon.
The Misses May, of llarriSburg, have
been In the city, the guests OF Mr. l. SEN
ders.
Mrs Bain and Mrs Knlghten, of Peoria,
are In the city, the guests OF their parents,
MFR and Mrs Major johnson.
Mrs Kitchen and daughter, Dean, re-
turned Tuesday from Wait to her fathers,
Mr. Wheeler, In Albany Stayton Times.
Mr. ID Thompson, OF the CONNER clal
National Bank, has made up his mind eo
retire from the cares OF business says the
Welcome.
TAos Jones returned from Portland last
night, where he had been 10 attend TO
Robert Johns In his last Illness. lie also
attended the funeral yesterday, which was
conducted by the Masonic order, of which
he was member.
Rev ii w Young went 10 East Port
land today to make arrangements for his
work there. lie win be pastor of a new
congregational church just o,ganized
there, and besides preaching, will stud,
Under Rev Ciapp.
TUESDAY.
Mr. Arch Monteith, OF Portland, has
been in the city.
Mr. Birtch, the barber, is quite III at
his residence with lagripps.
w + Read left for the santiam mines
today, and tomorrow g q Burkhart, DIR
Maston and II II Ames will go forward.
Each will carry snow shoes.
Mr. Reuben A Jones, the discoverer of
the celebrated Green Mountain mine,
10000 was taken, has returned 10
Roseburg from the north, where no has
been engaged in mining operations.
view,
MIR Wallace McCamant, u rising young
attorney, of Portland, Was in the city
today in the interest of the appointment
OF Judge w b Gilbert, "a judge OF the U
; circuit court Of appeals, TO secure q
judge for which there is being such a
warm contest.
Miss Susan Doris, one OF Eugene's ac-
eomPlished Young women, who has been
In the Photographic business several years,
passed through Albany this noon ior Ia
coma, where having ,old her interest In
Winters gallery, she has accepted a posi-
ton In Jaekson's art gallery.
Hon Lark Bllycu, OF the State Board OF
Equalization, was In the city today on his
way to Eugene. lie reported live time
In the Equalising business. The state tax
levy will be made tomorrow forenoon, and
will be made. undoubtedly, under the
hguies ss equaliEed by this board. and
provided for by the new law.
WEDNESDAY.
Mr. aud Mrs Jos Klein went to Eugene
today.
Sc Young went to Portland this noon
on business.
Fred T Merrill and wife, OF bicycle
fame, OF Portland, are in the city.
Eph Cameron, the sprinter, has .
hard race before him now. He was mar
ried iew days ago at Union, or.-Cor-
wallis Times.
A letter received 10y Mr. James Elkins,
from Eureka, Arkansas, from Mr. Wayne
Claypool, OF Crook county, announces
that his wife, who has been dangerously
~ with dropsy Was gradually improving.
Fine weather was prevailing.
Q T. Brownell returned this morning
from trip to Gatesville. He reports
solid crust on the snow into the mines,
nearly strong enough to hold . horse.
The Albany men who left for there today
will hardly need their snow shoes.
After the adjournment OF the city
council last evening. City Surveyor Barr
treated the council and reporters 10 an
oyster supper at Isom's, which was n
rare treat. Some fine eastern oysters
had just been received and the hungry
crowd did ample justice to the zig iel-
lows.
Our valley exchanges seem bound TO
keep track Of Shan Conser and bring
him on TO the road again. lie has been
put in charge Of nearly all tho trains.
The Guard says: Our readers will he
pleased TO learn that the injured leg Of
Shannon Conser, Of Portland, 10 improv-
ing, and that he expects soon to resume
his old position Of conductor on the
overland train.