The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-10
IuRY LIST

Albany, Monday, June 2Itn:
Sweet Home-John Orchard.
Orleans-Milton Crawford.
West Albany-M Hyde, u Turner.
Crawfordsville-Thomas Arnold.
Brown sville-J M Meyer, f Venner,
G H Gable, w o Sperry, G c Thompson.
Center-Moses Parker.
Harrisburg-Wm Lane, j + Mccartney.
Central Albany-P ] Baltimore, P B
Marshall.
East Albany-H D Burkhart.
Franklin Butte.-W w Richardson,
VIM Brenner.
Harrisburg.-W F Mendenhall.
Shedd H A Powell
Fox Valley.-H f Brodecker, George
Richardson.
Sweet Home,-Thos Lewis.
Albany.-R Mcconnell, Jas Dannals.
Halsey.-Frank Frisbij, d ] Hayes.
Sodaville.-Dennis Klum.
Syracuse.-S T Crooks.
Lebanon.-A M Wilson.
Crook COUNTY. = About July Ist A
Hackleman, of Albany, will start to this
county with band of cattle.
Next week VIM NcMeekin will go to
Portland to purchase an electric light
plant to be used in this place. May his
efforts be crowned with success.
I'm Brown will probably reach here
today with a band of 47o head of cattle
which were purchased in the valley and
driven across the mountains.
Bill and John Elliot are crossing the
Cascade mountains with 400 head of cattle
which they Bought in the Willamette val
ley.
This week Mr. Coon passed through
town with 1900 head of sheep which he
purchased in this county. They will be
driven to Stockton, Calf.
Some snow fell in the Black butte coun.
ty last Wednesday, and quite a severe
storm swept over the mountains at that
time.-Review.
THE ELEcrIoN.--Mostm men who voted
today under the new system, pronounced
it a very pleasant mode of casting ballot.
1t took the Man About Town three
minutes from the time the ticket was
handed him to the time il was taken for
the box. On banter he did the scratch
ing of ticket in IS seconds, which is
mentioned merely 10 show that after all it
Is not very pcky affair The counting
of the tickets, though somewhat slower
than the old way should be very little
slower. a good vote was being ,lled in
| Albany. Tomorrow night tie DEMOCRAT
expects to be able TO tell who is elected to
most of the county offices.
As sample of the way things are ex
aggerated before election. a man from
Millers this afternoon stated that twenty
three peoples party votes were cast there,
thirteen being former democrats and ter.
former republicans. Like reports we pre-
dict will come from other hotbeds of the
third party.
Probably the Oldest voter in Albany was
Mr. John Smith, now eighty-nine years "
age.
WILLAMETTE Following
IS the Commencement program:
Sunday, June r7-1o:,o a m,-Baccal-
aureate sermon by President Gen. Whit
aker, d. ID. 7:5o pm,-University ser
mon, by Rev w George. D. D.
Monday. June I5-s pm Concert by
Conservatory of Music. S m.-Festival
of Philodorian and Philodosian Societies.
Tuesday, June Il % n,- Annual
meeting of the Trustees. 3pm m,-Phze
Contest and Declamatlon. m,-GrAL
uating Exercises of University Academy.
| Wednesday. June 1910 a m.- Com
mencemeut Exercises Conservatory OF
| Music. m,-Business meeting of Al
umni Association. Sp m,-Literary Ex-
ercises and Reunion of Alumni Associa-
| tion.
Thursday, June I6 10 a m,-Com-
mencement. = Address by Rev w
George. D. u. pm.-Concert and Re-
union of Conservatory of Music.
ScIo poses amid the enchanting scenery
of mountain. hill and valley as a modes,
country village and bears evidence oi
prosperity aid improvement, saws the
Times, published in the big city of Say
ton. Some new dwellings and substan
tial business building have gone up since
last fall and an elegant roller Touring mill
has been erected in place OF the one tha
burned last winter The ne~ mill has .
capacity of las barrels per day and is nov
in operation. That Southern Pacific
branch line of railroad we are sorry W,
cannot speak of as "a thing of beauty" aat
it sure cannot be "a JOY forever" Nj
Coins did not give US the necessary "oil
ing" for full and complete description ol
the Scio Shor:-line Scooter but he merit
the patronage of all zno can make it con-
venient to travel bis line. AS the new
mill increases its business and town grow
Scic no doubt will be provided with addi
tional raih oad facilities.
THE INJURED.-Reports from Yaq uin
City bring the news that Mrs Manning
injured in the recent raiIoad acciden
will probably die from the effects o
internal injuries. Mr. Manning was con
siderably injured. and there were fear
of his losing one of his legs, Roy Pruet
Sho lost one leg, also had the same lie,
broken in the sfemur boue, the other le
broken twice, and big hole in his chin
. 1t was feared he might die; but his re
markable grit and bravery stood a chanc
Of bringing him through.
A CoNcERT.-The Philharmonic Gu
, will give a concert and basket social g
the Opera House next Friday evenin,
assisted by the Apolla Club, Choral Sc
I cieGy, Mechanics Band and other talent
ed vocalists; committee OF ladies will |
' in attendance at the door to receive III
baskets which will be auctioned off afte
i the concert and the highest bidder wi
eat lunch with the ladv whose name
in the Basket. Watch for the program
ri Queen Victoria isn't allowed to hand
/. a newspaper of any kind, or a magazin
: or letter from any person except fro
d her own family. and no member of Il
! royal family or household is allowed
e speak to her of any piece ofnews in ar
o publication. All the information Il
queen is permitted 10 have must first
j strained through the intellect of mi
whose business it is to cut out from Il
papers each day what he thinks she wou
e like to know.
:, = 1t didn't take as long to count Il
- votes as has generally been estimate
u u In fac. returns come in from the coun
e = as early as by the old system, and L
= result was known on time.
70 A CLEAN REcoRp-There is I.othi
q like clean record: 1t counts in II
world. Matthews & Washburne have O
v for selling the best cooking and heaii
-, stoves In the market, stoves that gi
~ ~ satisfaction, so that the buyer alws
20 blesses the seller. One might as well II
~ in Egypt as to have house full. of pt
stoves. This firm makes a speciality
~. stoves and wien you ct one of them y
" .ref Tewai enfnefhinU e1ea that "a