The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-06

city, met with little experience that wa
not laid down In the travelling mans pro
gram. 1he train being late at Moscow
our friend missed the regular hotel din
ner and so went out to a restaurant. Being
quite hungry he ate hearty meal. Just
as he was cleaning up the pudding dish q
, cowboy, seated opposite him, ordered a
dish of pork and beans. Being generous
the "boy" took up the dish of beans and
handed 1t over to our Portland friend
who declined, politely saying he was just
through dinner and that he never ale pork
and beans, ro matter how hungry he
might be. "You don't eat pork and
beanss Well we'll see" said the knight
of the spurs and lariat, at the same time
whipping out a six shooter and LAYING the
same on the table. "Now. sir. you eat
that plate of pork and beans or I'll put a
hold through you as big as window. ;"
The non pork eater had to comply and
amid the smiles of the MANY who witness
ed the rather funny scene,
A BANK DEFAuLrRR.- 1T is currently
reported in banking circles here tha,
Harry Talbot Hawson, assistant cashier of
the Arlington National bank, is default
er to the extent of $4,000. About three
weeks since Hawson severed his con-
nection with the bank. ostensibly on ac-
count of Ill health, and left Arlington for
the alleged purpose of coming to Portland
Tor hospital treatment. He has not been
seen in this city. Shortly after Hawson's
departure his accounts were checked over,
| and it is claimed the books showed short.
age of the amount above stated. The
| Oregon National bank of this city is COR
respondent for the Arlington bank. d F
Sherman, cashier of the former, said Haw-
son had eft the bank, but that he does not
credit the story of the defaulcalion.-Tel-
egram This is the bank in which Mr.
VIM Ralston, of this city, is interested.
A CRAzzY TRApPRR.-John HutcEin-
son, of Lane county, was brought down
yesterday afternoon and placed in the
Asylum by George 7 Croner and L w
Tenetsche. The insane man is SO years
old and has been trapping in the noun
tains for years. The fear of being poi
soned is his hallucination. According
to his story he was hurt in the head
with a Ratchet in Mexico, in the year
1860, and was also shot in the back of
the head. in the cheek and also in ne
lung. When the officers went to arrest
him he attacked them with an ak and
then started for his gun, but befo, he
could get it they knocked him down and
handcutfed him.-Statesman,
THE SANrIAM RAILROAD. At the
Salem board of trade meeting Monday
night the principal matter discussed was
a railroad from Stayton to Salem, repre-
sentatives of the former place being
present. Resolutions were adopted
which stated in effect, that ii was the
sense of the board OF trade that it would
be to the advantage of Salem TO secure
the proposed line of road and that the
board would do whatever it could to
assist in raising a subsidy to encourage
the Southern Pacific in building the
line.
An NINJUs1ICE.-Multnom county has
sent in what her officers claim is her
amount OF state taxes. The amount sent
IN is 500 ,04S. 40. II she had collected her
taxes on the figures OF the state BOARD Of
equalization the amount OF taxes due
the state would be s276, $40. 40. Ii other
counties psy the full amount il takes
little figuring to see what an injustice
has been done.
Too HIGH.-The directors of the Salem
Building and Loan association met at
Office OF the secretary last night and
loaned the money on hand in two purses,
one at ITO and the other at Il2 months
interest in advance. The total amount
loaned was $6S00. One withdrawal no
tice was also paid in full in cash. The
association is growing more popular and
prosperous all the time. The third
series is nearly all taken.-StAtesman
MISSIONARY ADDREss.-Rev Joseph
Clark, OF the Livingstone Inland Mis-.
sion on the Congo, Africa, will deliver
missionary address at the Baptist church
on Friday ev1ning. Mr. Clark is said to
be a fine speaker, and all will be inter
ested in hearing him tell of the great
missionary enterprise in the Darky
continent.
For ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Yes,er-
day Mr. Pattee. wo; king for the Pound
Master. Mr. Schmeer, took up horse
belonging to ] S Griffith. in lot belong
ing 70 Capt Lanning. in the Third Ward
The matter was attended to aud Mr.
Griffith had his horse returned to him.
This morning Griffith met Pat,ee near
the Postoffice and attacked him, choking
him and striking him. Pattee had him
arrested and Recorder Hentcn said S.
and costs would settle the matter, and the
fine was promptly paid.
BEATS SNIPiNG.-This morning the
practical jokers had young man running
around after some red oil with which to
make the red train lights for night use.
! With can in hand he went to one or
two places, and was finally sent 10 the
round house, where, he was told, it was
stored. When he got the joke into his
head it may be imagined he was some
what mad. Ibis is equal to holding the
snipe bag, running after italic spaces or
watching for type lice.
CONN L HESDRIcsoN NLRAD.--They have
the groceries, the produce and the good
treatment. They lead in prices and
quality. II you want standard groceries,
call on them; if you want the freshest
produce do not pass by their store; their
teas and coffees are the best. A good
way to save money is by dealing with
them. It will count in months trad
ng. Try it
| LTTTLER & BALL, dentists, make no
charges for extracting teeth wi ere they
put IN artificial plates. You can save
inobc1 Dy bdFIDS AItHl 90 your ucnldl
work. Office In Tweedale block, Albany,
Oregon.
4 IT's NEcKssARY.-The necessity for
advertising Is very apparent TO any rehec-
tive mind. Ifan owner wishes TO sell his
property he must let some ore know his
wish---if he kept his intention 10 himself
he would also keep his property to him
! aatS 1aa &.
form, make known, announce, ,promulgate
: ! -,.kii, he fact that Do be- ~.rr., q