The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-11
LOCAL RECORD.

LhnANoN-- Born. TO the wife OF ]
Stnbbleheld, February AZ, son.
Joseph Stewart, who'llves a short ,iis.
tance from Lebanon, has prune orehars
which will withln few wears net him AT
annu-l Income Of from $4,000 10 $1,000.
We understand taat Mr. Pet has al
bu, decided to build his Touring mill Il
Lebanon. A mill OF the capacity whicl
he eontemplatcs building would be Of In.
calcuable benidt L, Lebanon and The sur.
rounding country.
EE Sanders, who was brought before
Justice Hindman las Saturday on charge
of assault and battery committed on w
Turnldge, plead guilty and fined SIS and
costs.
The trustees OF Santlam Academy held
meeting Saturday evening. II was de.
| cided to III up three rooms and employ
three teachers the next academieal ear,
A A iitls son of ] { Arnet was the vic.
tim OF sad mlshap Last Saturday at the
slaughter house. The Lad was swinging
on beam directly over the head OF the
butcher, who was chop2lng meat with a
cleaver, and accidently thrust his foot Into
the way Of the falling instrument, which
severed three toes from the foo, and cut
the other two almost oii.-Adt1Hee.
LiKKs rHE NoroRIkrY.-Ed Huntley,
the wellknown slothlng house drummer,
who some weeks ago was robbed OF his
diamonds and gold watch, has recovered
his valuable property aud again u happy
as lord Everyone knows "Dlamond
Ed as he Is known, and when Il was
learned that he had been held up by high.
wayne and robbed OF his jewels, he met
with general sympathy from host of
friends. Recently while In Portland, he
was approached BY gentleman. who soon
made his business known and the result
was that Hunlly gave up $4,000 Ia solid
coin aud In return received his highly
priced diamonds and watch. Once more
he Is able 10 strut about the streets with
$4,000 In diamonds displayed upon his
shirt bosom while the sgo between" safe
from arrest aud prosecution, has slowed
away the $4,000 paid for the recovery of
the same.-Ex. This sounds rather loud.
but may be true. Drummers ssho know
Huntley doubt n the diamonds were
worth SIS,o
WoNDERFuL FtauRNo. :. The Oregon
City Courier gets very philosophical oc-
casionally. Here Is some figures that
stsggers one: Common labor at the west
side paper mills az hours on the night
shift) commands ti.7S per diem, or s45
per month. The board and WASHING OF
= single man isat least tlS per month,
which leaves him monthly q gross sur
plas Of t27. Al Annoy, China. according
10 a consular report, the wages OF an
average Chinese workman is s5 per
month. Board costs him cents a day,
or $l.s6 a month. lie has &3.l4 left,
which will support him In idleness for
fifty two and one-third days nj 9 cents
per dav. The white laborer's s27 unless
he has "baching outfit" and does his
own cooking, will support him in idleness
just SIX weeks. The Chinese coolie At
Annoy Is therefore receiving better wages
a. - a month than the American laborer
at Oregon City at s45 month.
THINK IT EXCESSIVE Some weeks
ago Miss Grace Isaac. OF waiia walla,
granddaughter Of Col Fulton, OF sherman
county. secured q verdict of Sta 900
against the southern Pacific Railway
company for injuries sustained at the time
Of the Lake Lablsh disaster. Miss Isaac
was 20 severely injured that for a time
her life was despalred OF, and now, al
though the accident :eurred over year
ago. she Is still great sufferer and her
entire recovery Is not anticipated. The
company Is now seeking TO secure 4 new
trial on the ground thst The amount
awarded the young lady was excessive.
The trial took place before Judge Deady
who now has the motion for new trial
under adyisement.-T NJ.
PRoBArE MArrKRs.--Master Of appIica.
tor OF Morilz waherskirchen for change
OF name, April s set for hearing.
Inventory filed In estate Of chas Raddaiz
real property $74o; peronai, 1913. Prop
erty ordered sold.
In estate OF Geo Cleveland. sale Of per-
sonal conferred. Arrll 4 set for final
hearing.
In estate Of Geo w warmoth, final ae-
count filed and April 9 set for hearing.
In estate Of Owen Bear. citation re-
iorned by sheriff. First semi-annuaI &C
count fleI
r. r. BoSDs.-ThIs morning President
7 Il Sheridan, Of the Coos Bay, ,Roseburg
& Eastern Railroad Company, received
the first installment oil bonds for his sig.
nature. They are OF $1,000 denomina-
tions, and there are l25 OF them, covering
the first five miles Of the road. Mr
Sheridan will sign and Immediately
send them East for the signature OF the
President Of the Loan and Trust compa-
ny. Bonds for another Ave miles will be
issued at once.--Rev:ew.
ACCIDENT AT BRowNsviLLE. AS Mi
and Mrs A w Stanard were returning
home from church Wednesday evening In
a cart the horse they were driving stumbled
and fell, breaking both shafts and throw
ing the occupants out Mr. Standard re
ceived some severe bruises about the heat
and face would have received more ha
II not been for his sill hat which protect
ed him scme. Mrs Stanard received
severe cash In the forehead but nothing
of a serious nature. and under the circum
stances they escaped very iucky.-Times
BASE BALL BAD Tne Capital Cit,
takes It's defeat for place in the N. w
league very much 10 heart, and indeed
was shabby trick. A local paper though
philosophical says: No, Salem viii
not have league ball this season. But
is possible To organize a strong valley am.
ature league, embracing Salem, AIbauJ
East Portland and Aibina. There Is al
ready some talk of this, and II the oEhe
cities organize good teams, Salem may
depended upon to do her part.
SEVERAL Surs. = Among new suit
brought in the Circuit Court are fou
against r Custer and wife, two bein
foreclosures Of mortgages by M Stern
burg for $500, interest and costs; Cha
Kiefer for 1900, interest and costs; a
attachment by A B McIlwain for abou
$1700 and costs, and confession OF judi
ment to w I Read for $24 and costs.
New FIRM. Hon J X Weatherford an
Attorney General Geo y Chamberlai
have formed O partnership for the praC
L .f L.. II