The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-24

W HTTE HUSBANDS w ANTED--In lne III
dian camp on the Grande Ronde river
says the Asotin, WASH, Sentinel, ar,
seventeen marriageable Indian girls
some OF whom want white men for hus
bands, and shun the idea OF marrying on,
of their own race. The father OF one o
these girls offers an inducement of ~
head of good horses 10 some young whit,
/ man that will marry his daughter. Th,
old Indian states that not any hoodluu
of a white fellow will do, but he must b,
a young man OF good character and ad
dress, and able 10 provide his wife Will
good home.
MISUNDERSTANDING is the com
mencement program for Monmouth.
Saturday, June 18th, S p m.-Musica
and art exhibit.
Sunday, June 10th, III a IN -Bacca-
laureate sermon. Rev Alfred Hummer
pastor TaylOr-St NJ e church, Portland.
Monday. June Goth. p m.-Class-tree
day exercises; S p m, Students Reunion
Tuesday, June 2lst, 10 a m.-TouTna,
ment, Athletic association; , p m, An
nual meeting of board OF regents; o m,
Beginning of graduating exercises OF
class of 'q2.
Wednesday, June ed, 10 a m.-Con
tinuation of graduating exercises; SPIN,
Alumni reunion.
BEwARE.-A farmer living near Tan
gent tells the writer about some young
men VINO some time ago went from
Albany TO Tangent TO play base ball. 0G
their return some one in a buggy fired :
pistol pointed in the direction al SONS
horses which the farmer had in his barn
lot. Il frightened $500 mare near
which the ball had evidently struck
This farmer has been inquiring into the
penalty for carrying concealed weapons
and other misdemeanors, and it may Il
that some arrests may be made. II !:
evident that some one may get into tbs
clutches OF tie law If young men whS
know better persist in this course. Be
ware OF the laws strong arm.
a Coon BUsISEss--D Looney, ths
rusiling agent OF the Rtssburg Marble ans
Granite Works, has been doing consider.
able business of Ia:e and is about 10 cxtens
his field of operation. He vii, soon havs
on exhibition here the largest and mos
complete sock of monuments and othe
marble and granite goods in his line eve
seen in Southern Oregon, which he guar
antees 10 sell al prices that defy compe;i
ton. Watch for his neg advertiser en-
next week. k.-Plaind dealer. This Is f Y
AchisOn & Co.'S branch house.
BILLY DANIELS ONE OF THEM.-Gov
PenEoyer yesterday pardoned the follow
ing named couyicts. on recon- m endaiio
of The prosecuting attorneys: Arthur
Harlan of BAKER county, sentenced in Dec
1888, for rnanslaughter, teven years; GeS
F German, of Marion, county, sentence
in June, 1890, for assault with n daneerou
weapon, FIVE years; Wan Daniels. Multi
nomah. sentenced in March 1890. so
rape, seven years
Coon TME.-Chas Hodson, one of ih
employees of the Gazette Office, returnes
last Monday from a weeks visit to Port
land and McMinnyille. Instead OF tray
cling by the usual mode, he rode new
Columbus pneumatic tire bicycle, maxim,
the distance between MeMinnvilIe ans
Corvallis, 50 miles, in six hours. Thi
is the first wheel with pneumatic tire
ever brought to Corvallis
INCoRPoRATED.-The Portland ans
Yamhill Railroad Co. was incorporate
Tuesday with the secretary Of state by +
Koehler, L r Fields ard W a Grondah
with capital stock of 5000, 600. Th
object is 10 build railroad from PortIan
across the Tcalatin river at or near Bridge
port to connect with the OTegonian rail
way at Dundee.
CLOSE CALL AT BRowSsvILLE.-Wr
Stillwell. the painter, met with wha
might have been a serious accident O
Thursday, at the residence OF Hug
Fields. He WIS standing on a scaffol
some six feet from the ground, and i
attempting to separate two windo,
panes. slipped and fell through the glas
head first, almost severing his nose fror
his face and cutting his hands somewhs
but time will no doubt repair all dan
ages.-Times.
HELD FOR THE G. Upon examina
tion before Justice Humphrey this fore
noon ] Brannin was held 10 await tn
action of the grand jury under $1,000, fo
forging the name of David Smith to
note. The testimony OF Mr. Smith an
w Il Mcpherson, " ho negotiated I'll
loan, made it look pretty bad for Branni
ELEcuoN-The following officers we
elected last evening at the meeting
Beulah Rebekah Degree Lodge, No 3
lO0F: Mrs NJ A Weatherford, n 6
Mrs Ella Merrill, VG; Mrs Ella He
dricson, r s.; Mrs Hulda Hunt, Per. Sc
Mrs I S Crosby, Treas.