The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-08
LOCAL RECORD.

the estate OF John Arp, final account flee
and set for hearing Monday Feb. Ist at I,
o'clock m.
In the matter of the estate and guardian
snip OF Rupert @ lllll, minOr, annual az
count filed, but not approved.
In the matter OF the estate Of Mary
Burkhart, inventory filed. Real propert
$12to. Motion filed to show cause VIII
administrator should not be removed.
In the matter of the estate of Natha
Russell, final account filed and set 70
hearing Feb. 9th, at one o'clock pm.
In the matter of the estate OF LYDIA 4
Rudd, inventory dled.s
In the matter OF the estate Of W n Nc.
Bride, report of sale OF personal property
filed and approved.
In the matter OF the estate of Ephraiu
Turner, report OF sale Of personal propert,
filed and approved.
In the matter OF the estate Of George
Foster, application to set aside sale of per
sonal property the amount ordered by the
court not having been paid In.
In the matter of the estate Of George II
keeney, personal property ordered sold.
In the matter Of the estate vf Joseph
Cox, Jas II Cox appointed administrator
with bonds fixed at $4,000. Bond iled and
approved, ] 5 Archibald. Mart Miller, NJ
II Wilds appointed appraisers.
In'',the matter Of the estate OF Maria
Crews, r Wyatt appointed guardian ad
liIem. Ordered that real property be sold.
RooS.CoUNrY. This section Is ia
vored compared with the winter they are
having elsewhere.
Farmers In the lIaystaek country were
plowing last week. How would that strike
tillers OF the soil In the trigid regions east
OF the Rocky mountainss
All the saloons went into an agreement
on the first of the month to not do a credit
business. This will enforce prohibition
principles on some OF our good citizens.
Steve Black is In receipt of a letter from
his iher-in-law, Hon u ] Fensra, IN
which Mr. Pengra says he has regained his
mind, and is again In charge of his busi-
ness affairs.
There has been but little severe " Gather
Ia these parts this season, but NJ Taught,
of Beaver Cheek writes to a friend here
that he has already frozen one of his feet.
We are in formed BY private letter that
Henry Hahn, formerly of this place, In
tended engasi ing In business In Portland
on the first of the month. Review.
JoHN L AT AsHLAND.-Boston's pet
John L Sullivan, was the most distin
guished figure to pass.hiougn Ashland
this week, being here last evening en- route
to the Park theater, Portland, rs an actor
In Duncan b Harrison's troupe. Johnny
remained in the car at Ashland amusing
hi self with little blonde female who
seemed 20 be woefully "mashed" on the
great John l.. She would twist his mus
tacGe and Otherwise tease him, while he
would playfully bite at her and cut up
other triiing capers of a similar nature.
A number of young people were al the
depot piping them off. Several OF them
were ladies land nice ladies' too, } aud IL the
weathet had been fine the platform would
have been crowded. Record.
The BASSocK wAR.-The DEMocRAT is
formed that desiring to zee correct
version OF the Bannock war, which oc-
CURED in 1873, published the veterans Of
the same, have appointed ID 5 Smith,
Mack sMonteith, DIR + l. Irvine and
Frank Wheeler, all in the midst Of the
fight, as a acommittee to compile history
OF the same. All published versions
hayebeen very incomplete. The onion in
cident and several other vital matters
have b en- omitted. Information in ref
erence 10 the forthcoming production
can be obtained Of any OF the committee.
SALEM's D & L A. - The directors Of
the Salem Building and Loan association
met at the Office Of the secretary last night
and loaned 5000 at seventy-four months,
and $500 at eighty-iwo months interest In
advance. All the Withdrawals were also
paid, with half the earnings SHOWN by the
annual statement, according 10 the by
laws. Those In the first series realized
I4H per cent on teeir investments, al
though they left with the association for
the benefit Of the stockholders who remain,
the same amount of earnings they drew
out. Pretty good investment. Statesman.
MANY CASDTDATEs.-The council will
elect city officers under their jurisdiction
next Tuesday evening. For police Off
GERS the DEMOCRAT hears Of only the
present incumbents; but for street COM
missioner there is an army OF candidates,
among the number being the following:
w Anderson, the present official, Il +
Tabler, A b Woodin, o w Warren, ] T.
Miller, Jacob A Fox, George Burkhart,
Geo Hughes, l G Dickey, Ed Carter, Cal
Burkhart, " E Kelley, Robert Brown
nd r obert Crosby.
ARRESTS DURING 1sOl.-Albany is
very peaceable city. The police record
OF the year shows this. Though we have
an alert police force only 81 arrests were
made, as follows: January, o; Febru-
ary, g.; March, L; April, 0; May. II; /;
June, ns, i July, August, 5; September,
o. They were for the following purposes:
Vagrancy, 25; drunk and disorderly, %
fighting. 4; assault and battery. 5; carry
ing concealed weapon, /; boarding cars
outside OF station, l; obscene language,
3.
PAVEMENT. First street should be
paved from CalapOoia street 10 Monigom.
cry street. AS nearly as can be learned
most Of the property owners are said TO
be In favor Of the movement. Gravel Is
decided failure on 50 important a busi =
ness street. Let pavement be the coming
issue until secured. Albany Is on the up
grade, and pavement Is big thing 10
keeping the ball rolling. The spirit OF
the mayors address Is the spirit Of the
public, that we go ahead.
FINE WoRK.-Recently Wait Mead, the
jeweler, received a new lathe. Desiring
to test II he drilled hole into pin rum
ming 1t almost through Making a screw
OF smaller pin he put this into the larger
one, and DEMOCRAT man now has the
arrangement, one, according to jewelr,
journals, Is not Otter. successfully made
1t Is fine piece of work, and is certainl,
curiosity in this line.
SERVED HIM RIGHT.-The West Sid
tells the following about bro,her-in-iav
of some of our Albany people. 9TH
friends and members of the First Baptis
cnurch of this city remembered thei
worthy and devoted pastor, Rev A J Hun
saker, Christmas eve by purchasing an
placing upon the Xmas tree a very hand
some and valuable gold watch as presen
and as a token of the high regard in whic
he is held by his parishioners and tn
members OF his congregation"
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT. - Sewers
months ago Mrs Asa Olin stepped upon
broken needle. running It into her heel
She came to this city and doctors cut int
her heel on two different occasions bu
xvera unahIs IN Gnd u -. - a