The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-19
LOCAL RECORD.

LEBANON. AS soon as the weather be-
comes settled, work will be resumed on
the Lebanon. Santiam ditch,
Died, at her home, on Hamilton Greek,
Feb. 9, Mrs Lizzie Mckinney Davis. De.
ceased was born In Linn county and was
~ years OF age.
{ Montague and Wit went TO Oregon
City Monday, having been apprised of the
fact that one OF Rev Geo w Glhoney's
children Is dangerously M. DIR Courtney
went down with them and returned We'd
nesday.
Ga las, Friday evening at 6 A X hall a
camp OF the Sons of Veterans was organ
tied aud mustered In. The camp starts
of with twenty CT the young men OF the
vicinity. The officers of the camp are
Captain, G ID Montague; first lieutenant,
q Carr; second lieutenant, A o Stum; !;
first sergeant, a + Crandal.; chaplain, w
Brown; quartermaster sergeant. X
Montague. Advance.
MEAN BUSINESS. The Advance SAYS
Thomas Kay, William Wheeler and @ II
Montague, all OF whom are interested in
the future growth and development Of
Waterloo, visited that embryo city Sat-
lurday. Mr. Kay, through whose influ-
ence the California hosiery factory will
be located in Waterloo, told us that this |
one industry will give employment TO
200 operatives. In reply TO remark
made by MS that some people regarded |
the project as hoax, Mr. Kay said the |
hosiery factory had been purchased. and |
but for the condition Of the roads be. |
tween this place and Waterloo, would |
have been shipped before this time.
A FINE PLAcK.-Tonight Mueller's
Refreshment parlors win be opened in
the Blumberg block by G II Mueller. |
They are undoubtedly the finest rooms
Tor the purpose In the valley, and will be
q credit 10 the gem city, Mr. Mueller |
proposes running first-class place in
every respect. He will keep n stock Of
hrst'class confectionery, will always
have on hand splendid line Of cakes
from little puts up, and short order
goods OF several kinds, including East
ern, Shoalwater and Yaquina oysters,
ham, eggs, etc. Elegant refreshment
rooms have been arranged, toilet room
Tor ladies, etc. In due time soda foun-
tain will be ready for use, and nothing
will be left undone 10 make Mueller's
ketreshment Parlors the center OF at
traction in their line in the city.
A Ricn MNE.-oregon people gener-
ally are interested in mining matters.
We predict items for the Santiam mines
IKE the following about a Baker county
mine: The White Swan mine IL again .
TO the front with its regular output of
gold bullion, Yesterday Messrs Baisley !
and Tarbell drove up In front OF the
Baker City National Bank and unloaded ,
one hundrHA nnd eighty seven ounces Of
goAdss&N '& OF less than one weeks
run. 11 Niue of the bullion is some
thing near "a, 900. This added To former
outputs swells the total amount from the =
White Swan since October to over $50,-
600. wonderful showing.
LIVE CoRREsroSDKSr.-The Astoria ,
Town Talk publishes letter that APP ,
peaTed in the DEMOCRAT recently after
the following remarks: "Who is Ned /? i
Tie writes hot stuff to the Albany DEMO- 4
under the nomdeplume OF "Ned," is
supplying DEMOCRAT with frequent com
munications from Astoria. Follow ing is !
a very pointed letter that appeared in ,
that paper yesterday" Keep your eyes
on Ned. He's aliYe. ;
A RoUGu rRiP.-Geo Craw was at
Yaquina last week when the steamer
Chance Lame Ia there from a trip down ,
the coat, The crew reported Il the
toughest trip they had ever had. Every
thing on deck had been knocked sbout by I
the waves. There were lot OF rails on I
board TO badelivered at Florence for the
government work being prosecuted there, :
but after lying off the mouth OF the Siu {
slaw t"o days waiting for chance to go s
In, they were obliged TO steam on up TO 9
Haquina 10 fine shelter Every member 1
OF the crew was drenched TO the skin !
when they reached Yaquina.-Eugene :
Register.
To BE UTLIzED.-It seems that every
thing was created for purpose and all :
that's needed Is 10 find out the purpose
The universal presence of sage brush, a
shrub that is much desp!sed when grow
ing where farmer wants 10 cultivate the
land where II Is found, r most difficult to ,
find use for. Mr. Robert Long, OF Boise
City, has discovered that he can make a
good quality OF paper out of the brush.
lie Is endeayoring TO get some capitalists
to join him In his enterprise.
OREGON PoTAroEs.-E w Hartley, of
Macleay, Marion county, has been award
ed the third premium, $7.so, for the
largest yield Of potatoes from one pound
OF seed. The potato planted was "Wllson's
First Choice" The second premium was
awarded to II West, of Scappose. Oregon,
with J ield Of 2otH pounds. Mr. Hartley
raised 100 pounds from one pound Of
seed. The premium was offered by
Samuel Wilson, Ct Mechanicsville, Pa,
seedman and florist.
A HAIsEY MAN In Ir.-Sherif No!and,
this morning, served another attachment
on r r Luckey's property. Il Is in favor
of William Allen, OF Halsey. for $4,000,
borrowed last November, without a note,
or security. This brings the total amount
Of attachments up to $rs4S2 Guard.
The b. & l.. A.-There Is no better In
yestment than money put In the Albany
Building Il Loan Association. II Is right
al home where you can see its operations,
and Is very economically managed, the
stockholders getting the benefit of the in
vestments. A new series will be held on
Friday Of next week.
AT TIE present rate, the Oregon state |
insane asylum will in another year Or 80 |
b2 equal TO city OF thousand inhabi- |
tants. This will include attendants
Statesman.
As the asylum, p1nitentiary, etc, are
always included in the figures given as
Salem's population this is a very i'm
portant item.
A FIGURE in oil may be seen in Black
man & Hodges show window. 1t was
executed by Miss Nellie Richards, and
displays good taste and talent. Miss
Richards is a home artist OF ability
whose work speaks for her genius in the
use of the brush.
With his n,w iakery Conrad Meyer is
| able to offer old End new customers eyegJ-
thing firs:class in baked goods.
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