The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-27
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necessary for full roller process mil
with a capacity of so barrels per day
This machinery is said to be of the --latest
design, and we will venture the assertion
that ere many months have passed Nh
McKercher will have one of the finest
grist mills In the state of Oregon This
isaL enterprise that should be encouraged
and we have no doubt 1t will. MIR Nc
kercher has had several years experience,
which insures his success.
Crook Co. Minor Lewis and family
left Prinevile last Tuesday. They will go
TO Dayton, WASH, aud will perhaps locate
there.
List week Mr. Douglas, the mutton
buyer. started to Nevada with band of
1000 head OF mutton sheep. The sheep
were purchased of the b S s. L Co., of
this county.
Last Sunday warrant was rlaced in
the hands of Sheriff Booth for the arrest
of David Enyart, on charge of assault
with dangerous weapon on The person of
Mary Enyart, his wife. Sheriff Booth
and Deputy Cohrs arrested Enyart near
the Mcpherson place, about IS miles north
of Prineville, and arrived here Sunday
night with the prisoner.-Review.
AT SoNNKBERo.-Dave Ralph has
recently received letter from his cousin,
Miss Kate Buick, daughter of the u S
consul to Germany. She reports them
selves peacefully located at Sonneberr, a
city of 1000 inhabitants all of whom
speak some "foreign language" The
town of Sonneberg reminds her of Ash
land, situated as it is amCng the hills and
pleasant valley in the foreground The
climate is not so salubrious, but the peo-
PIE are industrious and enterprising, inas-
much as the lords of creation are able to
boss the women folks into doing the most
OF The manuel labor.-Record.
ARRESTED FOR LARCkNCY.-Yesterd
morning Del Savage was arrested on the
charge OF stealing So from the conductors
drawer in baggage car OF the Oregon
Pacific express train. He had been sus-
pected about $40 having disappeared, and
some coins were marked, and were found
on him after his arrest So were taken,
though it was thought this was not the
limit by considerable. Savage was taken
before Justice Dalrymple and held TO
await the action OF the grand jury, under
$3.50 bonds, which were furnished. He
will be remembered as the bar-keeper
in the recent beer drinking episode.
FINE Coal w W Ullerv, of Linn
county, near Stayton, was in the city today
with box of as fae coal as mas yet been
exhibited here. 1t was taken from laud
eight miles fiom Stav,oa, in Marion coun-
ty,of when Mr. UIery mas over 1900 acres
bonded. He is now making a thorough
prospect Of it, ard opposes 10 deve.ope
the mire. The vein is now three feet
Thick, but is undoubtedly six fee. thick
further in. A coal expert in the fed re
ports tie coal of splendid quality and the
prospect good one.
PUrLIc SPEAKING &C W Wright. of
A:baay, by invitation of Dem. Co. Cen.
Com, will speak on behalf of The demo
cracy at the folio Sirg times and places:
Tangent, Monday evening, Way 80, at
s pm.
Brownsville, Wednesday evening" ) une
Ist. p m.
Charlottesville, Thursd-y afternoon,
June ard, pm.
Sweet Home, THURSDAY ,v-ning, June
and, s. m.
CONTRACT LEA meeting OF the
Board of Trustees Of the Albany Collegiate
Institute was held last evening, and the
contract for erecting the new college
buildings was let to Schell & Conn, of
this city The plans show a fine strlct-
ure. The cost will be mere than was
intended; but the building will he one
that will alwaSs be enough OF credit TO
the city tn make up for the extra expense.
The were number of bids most CT the
contractors here bidding
BIG Mill IMPROVEMENT The Salem
Iron Works have been given the con-
tract of putting in new machinery in the
Red Crown Mills OF this city. increasing
their capacity from l25 to 200 barrels
day, the Increasing business OF the mills
demanding larger output OF -four. The
mills have been shut down until the im-
provements are CONF leted.
THAT Coal MINE.-A cave-in al the
coal mines occrrred this week, wnen
great blocks of coal. almost as biz rs
house. Came down, checking uv the tunnel
completely--and it took some time to clear
it out. At last accounts il had all been
cleared out, and the coal presented by The
new side or cave in looks better than any
yet brought to the surface.-post.
A SENSIBLE IDEA-In his address TO
the Y NJ C A at the w C T U iraii vester-
day afternoon Rev Hillhouse, of Georgia,
among many live and sensible remark 5,
said in substance that Christian should
pay his debts, hinting that he wasn't much
OF Christian il he didn't, whether the
debt Is outlawed or not. The idea con-
tains meat for reflection.
the CANVAS BEGUS Forty or ff'y
we're present at the meeting this morning
at Syracuse, besides the candidates
Thirty minutes were gixen to each party,
and will be on the canvas. This was
mostly taken by The representatives,
though Geddes en- the peoples party ticket
for superintendent is said t1 have spread
himself
The BENTON APPRoACH.-The plan now
proposed for the Benton approach to the
bridge is to make two approaches uniting
about $50 feet from the farther pier
From the division the approach would be
about 200 feet long, running in opposite
directions and striking the highest
ground in the neighborhood.