The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-04-08

The rrinevllle Review heads the death
notice of little child; "A Flour Gut
Tho Yaquina Post says: ''This outfit
Is Tor sale: with fiity per cent off for
cash :" What's up.
Astoria Il filling With real estate sharks.
some one reports.
Just 40 that l,.e hlrd desiroys the
wooly aphls. what's the odds about iss
The McMinnvi.le Reporter nominates
N Dulph for vice president, evidently
having spite against the man.
Albany Is "ge,tlng there" In good shape.
An Increase In population ot over 1900 In
two years and biz promotion IN the post
Office department are convincing evI-I
denec.
The Statesman says; "a young Johnny
Fresh who conducts a "paper" In this
county spells the name OF Tilmon Ford
with small letters. He spells his own
with bold faced capitals"
w { Peet goes TO Corvallis this morn-
Ing 10 accept position In the First
National Band OF that city. His family
will remain here several weeks before
going 70 their home. -Eugene Guard.
1
| Eoen Stewart 10 the heaviest Individual
tar payer IN Lane county this year, his
tax being about $3.50. g X Chrlsman
comes next. he paying t7to.-Reglsier.
| Beth together iuat about equal Linn
eounty's heaviest Individual tax payer.
A county paper In Kansas has hIt upon
a novel plan 10 keep subscriptions paid up.
Every lime a delinquent subscriber IL
mentioned In the paper hIs name IL In
vcrted. For example: afoau fouas and
wife aFs spending few days In Chicago
Every other reader understands what II
means. and there Il grand rush smeng
the negligent TO get right side up again.
The Multnomah republicans have put
up the following ticket, which had been
Cut and was drying tor somctlme: State
senators, Henry Y MeGinn, Ben Selling,
o n DenaF. r A Bancroft. Representa-
tives. w r Ready. o Paxton, A d Man.
ley, II Gulllxson, w r Bishop, II II
Norlhup, 5 r Scots. George Z Myers.
County officers. Sheriff. Colonel D Sum-
meEs, eleat Of circuit ccart. Walter Reed,
clerk OF county court, T 9 Powell; recor-
der, W + Matthew's assessor, l. II Max
well; surveyor. r 5 Gfeenleaf; supefin-
tendent OF scno1ls, W A Wetxeli; coroner.
| Edward Holman; treasurer, S . Wiley,
district attorney. John II Hall. Bose
Aver and several oi his hsnehmen were
elected delegates.
A man who has always been a repub-
liean tells the Journal that he intends TO
vote the democratic ticket this year. ne
10 q bricklayer and his excuse 10 that
men have been brought here from Port
land TO do large Job OF brick laying.
while he has his home here 70 pay taxes
on and bis family to support and thinks
he should be given chance 20 work
when there Il any 10 do salem Journal.
The reason lisa peculiar one, but the end
no doubt iustities the means.
i Judge John NJ DAILY, Of Dallas, came
down from McMinnyille yesterday, ~ IL
his custom when a republican conveu
ton IL being held. lie saya the fight
between Boise and Burnett, the republi-
can candidates for the indgeship Of the
Third district ,is very elose and II Ii hard
TO tell which has the advantage. This
district is o republican stronghold, and
candidates for positions are numerous.
However, he Il confident n democrat will
be elected. McCIm aud Blnghams are
candidates for prosecuting attorney In
the same district, and both are making a
ha.d fight. He does not know who 10 on
! top, as both candidates claim the delega-
tion.-oregonian.
i Junction Times says: "0f the eleven
officers dominated at the republican
convention last Saturday, Eugene aecur-
ed eight 81 them. There Is nothing
small about Eugene"
Joel Ware. who was clerk OF Lane
county for good many years; but has
been resting Tor few years, announces
himself ~ an independent candidate for
the Office, which will cause matters TO
be mixed up some.
funny thing happened in congress a
few days ago, when Congreesmen
Campbell and Belden delivered eulogiee
ont COngfeesmenSpinola " hich were word.
ed nearly the same,eaeh evidently having
been written TO order by the same per-
son. A sensation has resulted.
Al the city election In Eugene $50
votes were cast. l0S less than In Al
bapy's recent election, another straw 40
| 70 the relative population oi the cities
Albany's election loo, was held in .
down pouring rain, and a good many did
not vote. In the caee OF Eugene II is
claimed that Q full voie was not polled.
There seems though 20 have been . very
live fight on counrllmep.
The Halsey News says: Hon E L
Smith, ex-speaker OF the Oregon house
OF representatives., has purchased the
Stroller ranch at Trout lake and is hav-
ing boat made for nee In the lake the
coming summer. This is one OF the
most delightful camping places In the
Northwest and the trout fishing is
simply immense. Mr Smith isan ardent
fisherman.
The fight between Boise and Barnett
for nomination for circuitiudge has been
q bitter one. The journal says; The
contest between Boise and Burnett
claims 70 have majority Of the deie-
gates, tho this is denied by Mr. Bosses
friends, who claim eight out OF ter. from
Linn. The result rs 1t now stands de-
lpends upon Yamhlll.
400 years ago on the 18th Of next
October. Mr. Griego discovered an island
on the United States ooast, and that is
currently reported TO be when AmeTice
was discovered. though the Noraemeli
had undoubtedly been here In the ninth
century. Griego's piratical name was
columbus or Colombo. The Colombo
bad been among the. worst pirates OF the