The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-05-27

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MED real property ST34o4s.
| In the matter of the estate of VIM Pat
terson, inventory fiied Real property
Sio57. so; personal $I7s. Final accoun,
MED and time for hearing fixed at Friday,
July 5, 1892, at o'c.ock m
In the matter of the estate of Geo II
hughes, J X Weathertord appointed nd
ministratcr with botd fixed at $4,000
Bend flied and approved. w Ketchum,
ID Fireman and NJ Payne appointed ap-
praiserS. lnventorv filed. Personal prop
erty $77aS.so.
In the matter OF the estate OF ] f Hail,
report OF sale of personal properly ap-
proved. Petition for sale of real property,
granted
10 the matter of The estate of G w
Waimoth, inventory and appraisement
filed. Real estate S2Sso.
The S. p. Musr PA,.-u will be re
membered that Sheriff holland after he
came into Office proceeded to assess
about 2SO, 900 acres of railroad land in
Lane county that had been escaping
taxes for years. The railroad company
was wrathy in the extreme Then Sher-
Ill NolanI advertised the land for sale al
| public auction to pay the amount %
taxes due, the sum OF $9,353 81. which
was to have taken place on February 9th.
| 1872. The railroad company resisted 10
/ the utmost and erioined the sheriff from
selling their lands TO pay their inst taxes.
like other morlals. The case came be
fore Judge Pipes at the last term OF court.
and yesterday Judge Pipes dissolved the
injunction, thereby forcing the corpora
tion to pay up or appeal the case TO the
supreme couri.--Eugene Guard
Az HlsroRIc GAygL.-Anothe-g gavel OF
historic interest is in use by the moiera.
tor OF the Presbyterian General Assembly
now in session n Portland. l. is made
| from wood OF an apple tree which grew
from seed planted by DIR Marcus Whit
man, near Walla Walla, in the year Of
1886. The gavel is mounted with Oregon
gold and silver taken from the mines
near Baker City.or. On the sides OF the
head OF the gavel are two plates, one gold
and the other silver On the gold plate
ls the inscription, ,''l04th General Assem-
bly, OF the Presbyterian Church in the
United States OF America. First Presby-
terian Church, Portland, Or" On the
other plate is the following: Wood
from an apple tree planted by DR. Marcus
Whitman.
| DR. iRTINg's RkMARKs. Speaking of
the : convention a; Portland. .he Ore
gonian says: Rev 5 6 Irvine. ID ID, kpok &c
of "The Work of Teachers 4" He divided
his subiec; into four paris, viz: Who
should teach, whas they shoa'd teach. In
ansSeE 20 the first question he thought
that n least 20 psl cent Of tire members sip
Of every church should be ieachrrs To
the second. the Bible, Of course: Bible
| training Of the yourg -e en- risassxcd as ni
great importance; 10 ;he third. by ,naeui-
flying the teachers oiIice. bY giving teach
ing the first place In The thoughts, bv
living right life, and above all by
thorough study OF the Word Of God; to
the fourth, for The good il will do each
individual. fer the sake OF doing tofme-
ihiHg for ihe Master. for The srir.i OF love
and sympathy created ard nurlufed
thereby.
| CHiNANES Nor misunderstanding 10
the Mill City Gazette Niagara Is not n
/ Chinese town BY long shot. as & crew
OF Cinnamon was sen. up from below 70
work on the section NJ that point. when
they were earnestly assured that the
bulls and bears were cut, that ropes
were plenty and muscle ~ell developed
for their exclusion, ''He, white man. no
/ like Cinnamon, we 20 back, and hack
they went, when orders came 10 hire
/ white men in their place and sst them
at work. Il has been tough rustling for
white men without nay, then 30 cast
them of for the Ceiestials, after starved
ons run, was regarded as "A down righ:
imposition, not to be tolerated
Tug CHORAL Ux'ox.-The new Choral
society recently organized in this city is
receiving considerable encouragement,
and promises TO be great success. Il
meets every Tuesday evening at o'clock
in the Philharmonic parlor. In the near
future an entertainment will be given
tha. promises 10 be one Of the best OF
the character ever givrD here. Follow
ing are the officers: Prof " ] Crawford,
president and ASSISTANT director; Mrs T.
W Laugdon. vice president; DR. F Ball,
| secretary: Miss Emma Cougiii, treas
urer; Miss Belle Senders, pianist. Miss
Eva Cowan, asst pianist; Prof W W
Davis. director.
THg CETY CoUSCm.-At Aspecial meet.
Ing OF the City Council held last evening
il was decided that the City Council
should unite with the citizens OF Albany
| in receiving the excursion party of me n-
hers Of the Presbyterian assembly on the
2Slh instant, and in extending 10 them
the liberties Of our city. II j. proposed
| 10 make the occasion one tina; will bong
be remembered by the Eastern and other
people who have been attracting SO
much attention.
HoME PgoDucuoS.- The DEMOCRAT ia
] I. II al .4as
expert, for a piece OF cheese, manuiac-
tured by arren Cranston, OF Willard.
Nothing finer could be made. Il has the
correct cheese taste that suits the masses,
neither fat nor too strong, but that
| golden mean so popular with the average
cheese eater. II demonstrates the fact
that We should not 90 out Of the state for
our cheese,
Want rnE o P.-Mr George Andef
son. who recently returned from the
4 Warm Springs, says the Indians there are
greatly interested In the Oregon Pacific,
and dol no. like the "cultis" manner in
which 1t is going ahead. One old fellow
appreciates the situation, by remarking
that when Indian go TO The DalIes, he
wears out tu o horses, can only get 500
pounGs OF provisions, and gets robJed on
the pri .es but Il the o 2 is built, II viii
only be thirty miles away, the Indian can
then come to Albany and get hiu saucka
! muck for fhe money.
AsorHER MAXWELL SuIT.-The Max
e we'll heirs have commenced suit agains
. John Maxwell 10 recover double the valu'
/ of 10000 W ith interest on 10000 at / o pc
q cent from May IS, 1879, TO October 25
). 1880, and eight per cent since October IS
4 1880. This suit grows oui of the Maxwell
(. will case, the heirs claiming the defend
r ant received money In trust for them an
n never turned It over to them.-ReglsteT
NorfcE The annual meeting of th
y Linn county pioneers, will be held .
Halsey Grove, on the Sth, 9th and 10th G
June, 1904 Pioneers of other counties, a
we'll as every body else. are invited to b
p seat. restaurant viii be kept OH tn
ground during the three days. where
good meal viii be served for IS cent
Good speakers will be present. CoI