The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-12-23
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On account Of ili-heaiih s W Cooper IS re-
firing from bakisesz in HauisbaEg.
Mr. Bert Van Cleye, the rising young
comedian, returned TO Albany this noon
from his California tour.
Capt 7 OveFnlan and Is. Lieutenant
n McFeron returned last evening i.o.n
trip 10 Portland, where they attended
q meeting Of the o. n. q.
Ar David osbafn, Ben,on Co1nt,' cater
PFisisg SaeTsd, was in Albauy 20 dsv on his
way 10 Portland 10 a,tsnd the ShesssE7s Con :
rentscn that meets tbere Mondzy.
Mr. D Guiss is in The city visiting fsssads.
He has sold his drug store 10 Lafayette, and
his family are visiting Ia wcodbaEn. 0n ac-
Count OF pOos health he will rest for awhile.
L g Hayne aud L Back left this noon
tor State Ccntcr. Iows. ca a S;ss; 20 their cd
home and vii be gonc about six weeks.
They arc smong our 6es, aud mos, rns,iiag
yoang men, a0d deserve = plsasan; holiday
sczsoa-
+ II Flagg, editor Of the Marion Coun-
" DEaocRAv. is in the city Mr. Flagg
Is candidate for register OF the and
Once at Oregon City, and is good man
Tor the place. His appointment would
be IN the interest Of the people. and would
meet with general favor.
In its K OF column the Portland TEL
esram says: George w Hcchsteiler.
supreme representative. is stopping in
The city for several weeks, and any lodge
desiring bis assistance in the new work
viii find him ready to help il notified
his headquarters are at the Esmond.
Prof ] A Sibbits and family, it is re-
ported. viii soon remove 10 Junction
City, where the Professor has quite large
engagements ss \ teacher Of music. He
has done splendid u ork for the Geryais
band and leaves il amply able TO pad
die its own canoe. ."-Gervais Star.
The Jefferson Review tells Of a pecu-
liar double wedding: A double wedding
occurred a. the residence Of Ashley West
on Wednesday, Rev Longswosth being
the officiating clergyman. The contract
ing parties were Randall and Mrs N ]
Groyes, 5 0eheler and Miss Nancy
Lee Groves, the brides being mother and
| daughter. We unite with the balance of
the people in congratulations.
Jas Lindsey, 4 Pendleton horne dealer.
was in Indiana with some horses, and while
there met a boy Charles Patterson, an orphan.
whom he became somewhat interested In and
paid his fare 10 Indianapolis In order 10
give him start. Young Patterson seems to
| have taken a notion 20 Lindsey, and follow ed
him to Pendieicn by blind baggage. box cars,
etc, arriving there after six weeks trip. He
made the Trip on about dollars capital Lind
sey will stand by him and &c, him ~osk.
OREGON ScHooIs.-The report of the
State Superintendent shows the follow
ing: The whole number of school dis
tricis in the s:ate is ], 1926, being an in
crease OF 20 over last year. The number
Of persons over and under 20 years Of
age, lil1SO, being an increase OF {. sos
over last year. The number of persons
enrolled, 15,526, an increase OF !, ,204 over
1891. The average daily attendance, 81 :
| ia, an increase OF 1923 over 1891. The
number of teachers EMPLOYED in public
schools, z, ,604 an increase OF 5S over 1891.
Average salary paid male teachers, So. .o4
decreases A cents; female teachers, $4l OF
decrease, 50 cents. The number of teach,
ers holding first grade certificates, I,O20;
second grade, $40; third grade, 626
| Number OF males enrolled in private
schools, 2,S32; females, 2,1l6; teacher:
employed, 2l9 Average salary paiC
county school superintendents, S542 al
The number OF children Of school ag,
who did not attend any school durins
the year as shown by the 1891 censul
was 20 SIC; in 1892 there were o9,620
There are 57,05S voters for school pur
poses. In the state there are 1,T01 schoo
houses. of which 90 are log, 1851 fran,
and IS brick. During the year ther
were l54 new school houses built. O
which IL were log, l34 frame and thre,
brick.