The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-03-25

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The republican primaries. The frat sklr
mish took place In front Of the store, bu
quiet being restored, theie was talking
and irving to fix things up TIL the o'clocl
uail, when sksrmish No = took place
Some blood and scratched faces, whe,
the squire commanded the peace, and
with The aid OF the democrats, ~monl
whom was an cx policeman from Salem
who seemed In his glory I'LL he got "dlff'
In the jaw. Quiet was again restored
when The crowd retired 10 the warehouse
the largest building IN town, where sklF.
mish No Z took place and tho fight fii
chairman Was had. After spai ring fci
some time, a motion was made TO move
out of the doorsi carried, and the Grove
moved out OF the dcoss where ekirmlNl
No 4 tonk place. IN Witch prominent
candidate got hloudy nose, hu, ihs demo.
Gratis again camc t0 the rcscuc an o. deg
was aN,sin res'ore,l, whcn voiia.f Tor ci,alr,
man ..a< resumed. When the vote was
countcd !, was iound that Chapman was
eheled by n vote ot o. ,os7. Then h-ran
chal rnving. anc chapcs ~ ron-rcelde,ts
aud demnrrAi- voting; the detea,ed
crowd sc, tlns and re'inng 10 lie febce
whrr rsimar No {, was he'd
Rokp MAxiNG, A Chalmers discusses
read akin y IL { niiieooto independent
Ia n.anser than viii be in,eresting To
Lion county ,oad supervisors as we'll as
residents generally: The drst and most
impor ant item Is thatthe road be properly
laii out and on the test ground, the SUI
roundings and prospects Of the future duly
considered. Under drainage il the next
In order. Outlets mus, be found, and the
surveyors compass and leveler applied. To
give at least two and one half 10 four feet
OF fall at the lowest place, and put the
drain right through the center of the road
bed, no open ditch is sufficient to drain
-oad. A smooth surface Il then most
necessary so that,it viii all pack smooth
alike. We see tnat IN cases where the
road has never been touched With the
plow, Il ssaLds Nond1rfully we'll Il the
location Is dry Ridging the road has It's
advantages and disadvantages. Ridgcd
roads have certainly the advantage cf
drainage of surface water, while a vehicle
much of The horizontal, will dig with the
lower wheel, which makes th0 ridged roads
hard 10 keep. An even, well arranged
surface moderately ridged with open out
lets at each side to carry of surface water,
10 perhaps the best.
tbs JuBlLRE SIxaERs.--A Halifax
paper says. The jubilee Singers drew a
big house at the academy last evening".
great deal larger than concert compan.
les usually do. Fourteen pisces, divided
into two parts, made mp the program,
but encoros doubled the number. Nearly
every piece was encored. The soloists
were Mrs Porter Cole, G w Payne, and ]
n Caldwell and their numbers were
gems. Airs Porter-Cole was in excellent
voice, and sang 'The Star Of Hope" in
manner that captivated the audience.
Her exquisite voice, Of such range,
power and tone, was fully equal to her
difficult number, and an encore resulted.
Mr. Caldwell is possessed OF magnih-
cent bass voice, and rendered BLACK
Joe" in a splendid manner, giving as an
encore piece "The Lazy Man." in very
laughable way. Mr Paynr's tenor solo.
Queen OF the Earth" was also finely
given, and was eneored.
A Curious CouPLE.-wiIliam Andrews
and Harry Arnold. the Redford horse
thieves, were given an examination be- |
fore Justice kinsey this afternoon ON a
charge OF larceny. Andrews, one OF the /
pair, claims he is q lawyer and conducted |
the defense. Both ot the defendants |
claimed that they were hired by a siran |
ger at ~ per day TO take the horses 10 |
Eastern Oregon. However, Judge Kin |
sey, not believing the old "gag," bound |
them to appear before the grand jury in
the sum Of $500 each.
The INDEPENDENCE b & l. A-on
March 1, the Independence Building &
Loan Association WAS two years and
three months old. The report Of the
auditors shows that the total receipts
from assessment had been <4,Ill As;
fines and lapses. sIiI.3O. Total
n, ,222.15. Amount paid on loans, $4,-
l9l 35. Amount OF notes bearing interest
Tor which the above was paid in cash, /
f0.150. Number OF shares, 296tz. !
Amount earned per share, $20a Long
est bid. Ss months; shortest, go months.
Seven buildings had been erected by |
reason OF the association.
STOLE WHIsEEY.-FrIday a true bill |
was found against Ernest HAYS, a young
man Of about twenty-three years of age. |
by the grand jury, on the charge Of lar |
ceuy from a store. About month ago |
HsYs.it Is claimed, broke inioCarler's drug |
store at llaisey and stole three gallons Of |
whiskey. The matter was kept quiet !
until presented 10 the grand jury HAYS
was arrested Saturday and brought 10
this city and placed Ia the county jail,
making No s, four having been taken out.
David Bond, who was implicated will.
Haves Ia the burglary left soon after
wards for Idaho, where he now Is said to
be.
LANE's JAm--Albert Hollenbeck, who
was indicted for the crime of an assault
with intent TO commit rape, but was con-
victed OF simple assault, was sentenced
by judge Pipes, this morning, 20 pay a
fine Of $50 and costs. The defendant paid
the fine and was discharged from cus-
tody. In passing sentence, Judge Pipes,
having been previously informed that
Hollenbeck would be unable TO pay a
larger fine than $50, said that on account
OF reports made by grand juries that the
jail is an unfit place TO imprison human
being, he considered il his duty, there
fore to impose q fine that could be paid
by the Northumberland.
A BENTON CorETY TrcKET.-Following
is the Peoples party ticket o: Benton
county just nominated: Represents
tiyes, Z s Logan, Willamette. and Thos
Stakly, Toledo; sheriff, A Logan,
Toledo; clerk, DIP Blue, Yaquina; re-
corder, Williams; commissioner, A
X Starr, Willamette; treasurer, VIM
Buchanon, Corvallis; assessor, Bently 7
George, Monroe school superintendent,
Eva Harrington, YAquina; surveyor, J A
Cauthorn, Corvallis; coroner, DR. Cain,
Monroe.
AEO P IrEM.-The C.rvallis Times
gives the following: "some early deyei-
opments may be expected in the OP
muddle. Something is coming to head
for the tension is tightening. The band
Is getting ready to play, and by the way
they are tuning their horns, we believe 1t
will be a funeral dirge."
For SALE. Il will offer at private saie
for few days all our household fufnaare,
consisting Of parlor and bed room sets,
chairs, lounges, carpets, mirrors, oil paint
ings, banging lamps, stoves, center, din
ming room and kitchen tables, etc.
b + TABLER.
cor. nth and Ferry.
THE ORISrsAL FIsKs - An Eastern
Ex says Of this troup. which will be here
next Monday night: The Fisk Jubilee
singers were at the Opera House last
night, and of course there was not a va
| ear aeaf IN the lufidinu enlendfd rro-