The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-07-08
LOCAL RECORD.

| A Pound DAWN Myers and son,
came down from the mining district
Tuesday and the day following took the
train for Albany on business tour, and
after visiting his home near Waterloo,
will return. He reports snow nearly all
gone from the summit and the trail in a
passible condition, also that the stamp
mill is cfonching out about one pound oi
gold dust per day, running on slow time,
which might double that amount il
crowded. New prospectors penetrate the
gold bearing ledges every week in search
of other rich finds, bringing out speci-
mems of mineral rock, who are OF the
opinion that the whole Cascade range is
q formation OF rocky mineral, consisting
| of gold, silver, copper, tin and other
metals, besides an abundance OF coal
The busy hands and mechanism OF the
miner will therefore eventually develope
10 a surprising nature, among these
rugged formations.-cie
WILL linn Do ANYTHING. The man
agement of the Portland Exposition is
| desirous of securing for their exposition
| this fall all the exhibits which are to be
sent to the Worlds fair at Chicago. Ex-
hibitors will find it to their interest to
| first place their SAMPLES on exhibition
at Portland, since it will not only contri-
butte to the greater success OF the Port-
| land fair, but in the case OF preserved
fruits, etc., the possibility of fermenta-
ton from detective canning. after ship
ment to Chicago, will be avoided. Such
exhibits will be we'll cared for until the
exhibitors are ready to forward them to
Chicago. This arrangement offers great
Inducements, and our people should
recognize the fact in substantial way
A UMATILLA HANGING will
soon have a genuine hanging, and il any
one ought to be hanged it is the wife
murderer. A desperate effort was made
to save Zorn. The 4 o says: Circuit
court for Umatilla county will convene
again next Saturday for the purpose of
passing re.sentence upon Frederick
Zorn, 1.-The wife murderer. who has been
notified of the decision OF the supreme
court against his appeal and who will
now have to suffer the extreme penalty
OF the law for his crime. The East Ore
gonian SAYS Zorn took the bad news
cody enough, and for a time did not ap.
pear greatly depressed. He is confined
in the women's department OF the
county jail, where watch is kept over
him day and night"
HARNESS THIEVES - During the past
several davs a set of harness was stolen
from MIR Adkins, near Millers, and har-
nesses were also stolen from one or two
places in Polk county. Yesterday Al
Dallas John ard Bud Milne, John L
Never. the woman who had Cassius Case
arrested in this county last year, and an
othe man, who is reported to have escaped,
we're arrested ard placed in the jail at
Dallas, and will be brought 10 Albany, ex-
cept the latter now at large Iadicimchs
were found against them by the grafd
jury
y BARN BURNED.-Lass Saturday the
big barn OF + Propst. about four miles
from Albany, was entirely consumed by
fire, from what cause IL was not known.
The barn was one OF the fines, on Albany
prairie, costing about $1,000. About $500
worth of hay, cider press, eic, were also
burned, making 4 loss of nearly $4,000.
The building was insured in the Farmers
and Merchants Insurance Comraus of
Albany for $500, which was fully paid
yesterday, and Mr. Props, says that is the
with, prompt aud reliable.
FROM CROOK CouSrY.-Three separate
arrivals occurred yesterday and day be-
fore frcm Crook county. Pnelix Doris
and son Sid. came in with thirty head OF
horses. which they will sell Ell Schmcer
returned home with about eighteen head
of horses, which he declares 10 be the
best yet brought 10 The county. Jesse
Barker returned home from his trip across
with a Hackieman. The road is now
clear AID travelling is pre;iy fair.
BAKER CTT't STYLE.-There is saloon
on the corner of Front and Valley ave-
nue., where a gang of Cinnamon and
white men can be found a. almost any
hour, day or night, playing games OF
chance, such as stud poker, faro and craps.
Baker City has tolerated gambling
houses ever since the town was founded,
but not since the early days has gamb-
ing been carried on in a bolder and more
defiant manner than at this time.-Dem-
ocrat.
IsyITED To HasGISG.-Sherit No
land received black invitation card
this morning from Sheriff Price of Ia
coma, Wash, asking his attendance at
| the execution OF Salvador Picana at
Tacoma, Friday, July l. A photograph
OF the doomed man ornaments the upper
left hand corner of the card. From his
physiognomy the hangmaa ia getting to
work none too soon.-Guard.
| Arm BROKEN. Lizzie Luper, the u
year old daughter of Geo Luper, living
near tangent, went out on her I,ory yes
terday to gather blackberries. The pony
stepped into hole in the ground aud fell
throwing ner off and breaking both bones
of her right arm between the wrist an {
elbow. DIR Maston was called In and re-
duced the fracture and sne will soon bs
all right sgain.
FRIENDLY RDToRs.-There are two pa
pers in Harney. The Items ,one of them
highly illustrated journal, with lots O
electricity in it, says: The editor wh'
has TO go to Mexico, Canada, District o
Columbia and Illinois papers to find new
items for bis local columns, ought 10 EN-
rloy Chinaman to edit his paper an,
go fishing.
THE S S WILLAMETTE.V VALLEY arrivet
at Yaquina today with the following pas
sengers: w Wright, w A Wildly, Mr.
C Z Ryan, Mrs T E Evuns, Phoeb
Evans, Fraser, Evans, Jas Armstrong, }
c Busby, Il Ballard, g l. Armstrong
Thos Hill, John Peterson, Geo Richards
Chas Morris, Chas Waterman, N Gushing
G Ii Harrington.
A LONG STIcK.-Yesterday State Treas
urer Metsciian received unique presen
from his old friend, w & Tweedale, c
Albany, In the shape of a small piece of
white oak grub, which by the curious con-
bination of the sound and the decaye
W ,od, SHOWS perfect image of a MATES
cross, the emblem of Missionary. Sta es
man.
HIL0H'S W.T. ALIZkR IS what vo
need for Constipati on, Loss Of Appatii
: Dizziness and all sy mptoms of Dyspeps
Pricilapd 75 cents per o'i;ts..
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