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

T-~~~f N@~NANN-"AN NANNAASHANN NHHN""AN@"N- "@"r
Apollo concert last evening. Ten encore,
were evidence Of the enthusiasts. The
concert proved one Of rare merit fol
local talent, and places the Apollo clul
In the front rank among the state must
cal organizations. The program wai
opened with the soldiers chorus by the
Apollos, towit; lst Tenor--Geo \ Achl-
son, w $ Thompson, Chas II Hart, A I
Prichard. 2nd Tenor--Wm Eortmiller
Fred Fortmiller, John II Miller, @
Hawkins, 0 Q Mcfarland. 1st Bass
John M Conclin, IT,, l. ID Miller, Frank
Conclln. 3 n Steele, ] Q Iittler, " Il Goff,
2nd Base--D III McCullagh, ,Chas A Scare,
q w Sears, w II Lee. Like all theiI
selections u was finely sung, with Prot
Lee IN front as musical director. Mesers
Mueller, Phillips and Dubrullle, OF the
Philharmonic clab. were heard In the
Schottlsche, "She's the Preltieet," aud
heartily encored. A vocal duet, 81 Peeca.
tori, "by Mrand Mrs Prof Davis, was sung
with talent, receiving live encore. Miss
Moses was heard IN the recitation Of
"King Robert Of Sicily" with plano
accompaniment. 10 was elaborate and
was rendered with artistic effect. blow
WITHIN OolCet uy tuo AgultO ctuus WIS
Bertha Ellis sang "a Day Dream" In a
manner 20 give her position among our
leading sopranos, and responded TO an
rendered selection. "Tho FiFemen's
Chorus." In costume, by the Apollo club,
followed. The Philharmonic club were
again heard in an instrumental selection
and encored. The Apollo club sang,
Rocked In the Cradle OF the Deep, !"
which was warmlv encored. Prof Davis
presented tout on the Deep and the
audience called him back and received n
good response" The" "Bavafian Yodle. I"
by the Apollo Club, with @ II Hart, aa
soloist, was their best vocal effort. and
received an encore. Mrs Langdon, 10
hear whom Is always q treat, sang "Dost
Know" and received q deserved encore
The livest affairs OF the evening were the
two selections by the Apollo yocophone
band, with complete set Of seventeen
instruments. Mr. Sears snng''One Hun
dred Fathoms Deep" with excellent
effect, and was encored. The euteytain-
ment closed with "Good Night" by the
Apollo club.
Ran TAPE.- County Clerk Paine has
received from the secretary Of state q
Register OF Nominations, red tape
affair. The law TO be followed In this
regard is as follows: Immediately after
each certificate of nomination Is fled.
the county clerk shall enter in book
marked Register OF Nominations" the
date when the certificate was hled with
him, the name Of each candidate, the
Office Tor which he Is nominated, and
the name OF the party, or convention, or
assembly making the nomination. to-
gether with the names Of the chairman
and secretary certifying the same; and
in case the certificate OF nomination IL
made by individual electors, the names
OF the two sianera who make oath there
70, and the total number OF signatures
thereto. AZ soon as the acceptance or
withdrawal OF the candidate is fled, II
shall also be entered upon such register.
HALsEY. - Another Ere called the
"Bueket Brigade" to the rescue OF the
building occupied by Mrs Hathaway last
Tuesday morning. Il also started from a
hue. The building would Rave SOON been
past control had u not been for the quick
action Of the eompany,who used the water
buckets as II they were old hands at the
business.
The stoekholder. OF the city hall met
last Friday Night. the 18th. After elect
ing temporary chairman and secretary,
Il was decided ogo ahead with the good
work, which has been 80 long needed
here. A eom'mittee was appointed to Sc
cure incorporation, and 70 report at The
next meeting which was held last night
rei. shares had been subscribed, and only
one "backed out" The building Ia to coat
SI7oo, the other $2oo TO be raised BY suh
seriP'ioa.-News
PooR RUssSLL.-Lane county Is liable
to have a very interesting Law suit. accord.
Ing TO the following from the Guardi As
Il is now pretty well established that q
county cannot be sued for damages. there
will probably be nothing II lt, more than
the interest In pecaliar case: Lane
county is liable 10 have a large siKed dam
age suit on hand from use Of the jail.
Thos Russell Who Il confined therein un-
der six months sentence has been treated
somewhat as trusty By Sherin Noland
and allowed the privilege Of the sheriffs
Office occasionally. Oi late he refuses to
leave the jail and the deputies have sus-
pieions thai his mind is weakening. Il
has been asserted on good authority that
when his seym of imprisonment expires
he will Begin damage suit against The
county. He viii claim that the grand
Iuries have often condemned the jail a.
an unat place IN which to detain prison
ers, and ask damages for injury to his
heassh.
THEY WERE ~ E5cENE.
an Albany priest WAS called 10 his door
and knocked down bt couple OF young
nea who attempted TO rob him. The boys
wire captured bY the police and placed In
jail. From the names they gave and the
descriptions given of them, Marshal East
land Is of the opinion that they are a
couple Of fellows who were here q few
days befvFe the affair at Albany and he
had them In the ealaboose. They said
that their home Is In Portland and that
they had been out to oseburg.-R egis-
ter.--It is also reported that a murder was
com miited In California recently and that
these boys answer the description.
LANE REPuBLIcANs.-satu the re-
pubIicans Of Lane county nominated the
following ticket; State senator, Colonel
2 Alley, Of Floreneet representatives
NJ ] Hillegas, OF Camp Greek, Jasper VIII
kins, of Coburg, and d c Baughman, Of
Cottage Grove; county treasurer, Frafk
ReisnerI clerk, w n Walker; sheriff, z X
Henderson; county judge, Rodney S
Scot; commissioner. Eli Perkins; schoo
superintendent, G Stevenson; surveyor
G M Collier; corner, J w Harris; assessor
Bond.
THE JUNCTION HOTEL--H. I Flanders
of Los Angeles, California. has leased the
new hotel Tor term Of Eve years will
the privilege of longer time II he wishe
Il. He will furnish the building through
out and II will be thrown open to tn
public about May Ist. We learn Mr. an.
Mrs Flanders have had several years ex
perience IN the hotel business and know
how TO conduct drst-class hostelry.-
Times.
TAKE NoTlcE Some of ihe city au
thorities have called the attention. Of IL
pEMocRAT to the fact that quite numbe
Of little boys, not yet In their teens, ~
10 the habit Of smoking cigarettes on n
streets. We have been requested IN ca
the attention Of dealers to the fact ths
there Is a law regulating the sale OF ciga
cites to minors.
| MILLINERY OPEEINo. - On Thursda
and Friday Of this week the Ladies' Bazai
will have their grand opening Of sprin
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