The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-15
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Ne"htlI atf'a~ tut W lltAmtttt from tUAt
city. until two or three yeass ago. l.
Holman was arrested near The Dale.
Saturday afternoon BY Deputy Sheriff
Croner on a complaint flled In the Office
oi Justice Henderson by pasco Sanders.
charming him with the crime OF Larceny
by bailee, and was brought here Sunday
afternoon. II appears that last fovem-
Der Sheriff Noland attached Holman's =
team for debt owed 10 NJ Williams,
by his order. Mr. Holman being poor
tnan the sheriff let him retain the team
taking his receipt therefor. Holman
about the first OF the year sold the team
20 fasco Sanders and went TO Eastern
Oregon. A few days ago Sheriff INLAND
went TO look after the team and found
them In possession OF Mr. Sanders and,
OF course, took charge o, them and that
gentleman naturally filed q warrant
against Holman charging him with the
above crime. II seems that Holman de-
manded the team from Williams attor-
ney, on advice OF friend, as the law
exempts a mans team from execution.
Instead OF this, he should have demand
cd them from the the sheriff and not
sold the property until II had been re-
leased. Legally he is probably guilty;
but morally, he had no criminal inten-
tion. The case was postponed until
the means to settle with Sanders. In
the meantime he Is out on his own re-
cognizance.
wALKINo TO CHICAGO. The party Of
variety people who for iun's sake. and In
eldentally to secure $asoo which will be
given them II they reach that cry by Au-
gust 80, reached Pendleton Friday after-
noon, wheelborrow, dog and ali OF course
they attracted considerable attention when
they marched down Main aud up Court
streets. The men looked like tramps, be-
ing unshaven and ragged. Miss Howard,
who Is a small woman, was In dresses, and
wore a mans coat and derby hat. She
carried the stars and stripes. which
waved over the procession as Il advanced,
the men manipulated the barrow. Toe
party left Seattle March 10, and have
made from sixteen to seventeen miles
day. Tie 73I miles from Portland 10
Pendleton have been travelled since Thurs
day OF week before last. They are In
good health aid spirits and report having
developed enormous appetites. The ex-
pedition members are John Howard, Miss
Lou Howard, ] F ohea.ham and f w
CASTOR. The lady usually wears a suit ci
boys clothing, but donned a dress before
entering Pendleton out of respect TO the
city marshal, whom they heard was very
strict as to preserving the prophecies. =
E.O.
A SNEAK THIEF - llalsev has a kamor-
ous writer. E M Jewett, who tells the
following In the News: On last Thursday
a sneak thief, the hobo tribe. entered the
school house at Muddy, and stole some
lunch from a bucket IN the hall; a. he was
leaving Mr. Shirley raised the cry stop the
thief, Justice Wigle and gave chase and
after hot run we cornered him up under
Davis warehouse, we made him come out
and then took him over TO the school
house, he resisted some and denied steal
ing anY thing. lie said he was no hobo
aud that he had friends coming hack the
road who would help him out. tie haG =
new pair of shoes on his arm. We ask
him Il he stole them, and he said he
bought them at Salem, but no doubt he
stole them. After having al the tun out
of him that we could. Mr. John Wigle
gave him some good advice which he
received very meekly and a ssndwitch
which he liked better and let him 60 on
his way rejoicing, saying he would sic no
more; no doubt he meant H.
SUFRENE CovRT DEoIsIox.-The case
oi Chas II Dodd & Co. W VIM st John
and Cynthia st John involving the legal
question OF whether or not n buggy,
family vehicle, purchased by the hus
band, is family expense for which the
wife's separate estate would be liable, was
decided by the supreme Court yesterday
ia the Affirmative. The court deciding
that buggy under the allegations OF the
complaint as pleaded, II true, constitute
q family expense. Mr. G. w Wright, Of
this city, as attorney for Mr. Dodd,there
by scores another legal victory in the
Supreme Court
arREET RAILWAY ExrEEsIos. The
street railway company are making ar
rangements TO begin active work on the
extension OF the road TO the Viereck
addition. Bids will be opened in n few
days for about 81, 900 feet OF lumber, and
the company will probably do the work
itself. II is also likely that line viii
be run down First street in the Third
ward Whether line is run to the fail
around will depend on whether thG
people ont that way want il or not. NJ
Suburban locality needs line more.
ABAKER Co. MiSK.-A gold brick o
about 600 ounces Of the value Of nearl,
$1,000 was brought IN fIom the Baisley
Llkhorn mine yesterday by ar 4 w Mel
coo, manager and superintendent of tn
pine, and deposited at the First Nationa
Bank. When the large 60 ton mill plan
now IN course of erection on the B Baisle y.
Elkhorn Is completed and in operation IN
monthly bullion output will be som ethin
10 set the mining world thinking. Tia
time Is not far of. Democrat.
Hor HIrs.-The Oregonian Is III
Lfs~kanf rrf~aI Aaftxg In he. suf.rlH Gr,
gon City has the most hoodlums for II
size Of any city in Oregon. The Portlan
World says ''the Salem Statesman's edito
has not brains enough TO write an advei
tisement for the business of the paper.
steals ''the Great Mahomet" from Printer
Ink. II that editor gets outside the cor
poration the cows will eat him " TIL
remark was brought out by the Statesma
hitting rapers that use plate matte
which the World does. twenty-five ne
real estate Offices in Astoria, which Is
warning to keep your eyes open.
ESCAPED THE CYCLONE The Eugen
Register tells of one man who reache
Oregon Just IN time: "Mr A Barlin
game, who resides in University addIiiol
informs as that he received letter fe
days since stating tnat his house in RiS
county, Kansas, had been destroyed by III
cyclone which visited that region recent,
His tenant and family we're IN the houI
but seeing the storm coming ran into
pit dug for that purpose and escaped, Will
the house was completely demolishe
The house was insured for $IIoo 10
cyclone insurance company"
Crooks TIcKETs. The democi ats
Crook county have nominated the foiIov
ing ticket: Representative, A M Robert
Arthur Hodges. clerk w A Booth, sheri
Ed N White, treasurer; J w Howar
Commissioner; Lee Wigle, assessor scho
superintendent, Lee N Iiggett: KIT
Huston, surveyor; L w Woods, coron'
The republicans nominated the followiI
ticket: Representative, Hon B F Fichol
sheriff, ] N williamson; clerk, E 6 b
ter; commissioner, J p Combs; assessor
H Gray; surveyor, II B Stewart; treasun
- 5 I3elknap; school superintendent, DR.
p Beiknapi coroner, DIR v Gesner.
SoME SHOT IN Hm.--A few days a
Gees McClung was in the bushes nc
his fathers home in Benton counl
when a couple Albany NImrods, amo
our most careful hunters, happened
shoot at a bird in his direction, three