The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-21
LOCAL RECORD

LOCAL RECOhD
LEBANoN.--The paper mill company
have received q I50- horse power engine
which they will use when the water is
too low to furnish power.
Ed Kellenberger left Monday for Swift.
zerland to pay q visit to his parents. He
will be absent about six months.
VIM Frick, OF near Sweet Home, was on
Monday arrested and convicted Of killing
a hog belonging to q neighbor. We did
not hear what sentence was passed upon
him, but in the evening he escaped from
the officer and has not been seen since.
Prizes were given to the following at
the recent horse show: Clyde draft, first
prize, Prince Barrett" owned by w III
Young. Santiam; second prize, "Helton
PRIDE" G w McHsrgue, Brownsville.
Percheron, first, Titus" Blumbsrg &
Miller, Albany; second, "Gorna," r II
Grover. Brownsville. English Shire,frst
''Isham Prince" A II Frnm, Plsinview
second, "Chief," w Buyrell, Waterloo.
Roadster, Little .Bnoy, ,"Wm Middleton,
Albany; troster, Jas Auderway, Tallmsn; !;
saddle horse, Miss Annie Keebler; mare
and colt, San Claypool; two-yesr-old,
first, E Keebler, second, Ben Kesbler;
yearling, Jos sBuhl.-Advance.
UP THE SANrIAa.-J w Brown sold 8
carload Of wood to Parker Bros, of Al
bany, last week.
Mr. Estahrook has been relieved OF the
position OF agent for the Oregon Pacific
company at Niagara, and the place is
now filed by E Barnes.
Chas Cusick, of Albany, was up at his
ranch on Kinney Creek the first OF the
week.
About three inches Of snow fell at this
pace last Friday, but it went of very
last
Curran & Monteith, of Albany, have
donated q lot on which to build church
at Gates.
Mrs W F Read. OF Albany, visited at
tie residence OF @ w kead at Gates last
week.
The Gates dramatic organization will
give an entertainment at that place soon.
The brass hand Of the same place ordered
a set OF instruments from Albany.
Prof NJ NJ Norton delivered two lectures
at this place Tuesday. the aim and OBJ
iect OF which was TO show the very near
approach Of the coming OF Christ and the
end OF the world. Mr. Norton sets no
date for the final vind-up of affairs on
this earth, but says the present genera,
tion will witness sit-Lumbsrman.
A Coon RECOMMENDATION A eitixen
Of sodaville has prepared the following,
well worced writeup On that city: "No
matter what your disease is We feel sure
il is durable by liberal use OF the min
eral water by both drinking it and bath
ing in it. Never has such remedy been
discovered by science az this Godgiven
water for all complaints. a. you will see
for yourself by thus visiting rs. Men
and women who have come here broken
down in health have bathed, drank and
recovered. Young people living here
are among the stouteet in the land
Children With their schoolbooks under
their arms and bright rosy cheeks crave
this water as the soddened drunkard
Graves mis- rum. Come We, bathe, drink
and live. The bath house 10 now equipped
to suit all comers with hot and cold wa
ter baths and the proprietor viii do nis
best to help you regain your health.
The CRoPs.-B S Pague weather and
crop report shows the following:
The fali-sown wheat has slow growth,
but it is roofing well. On the low uu-
drained land where water stands rome of
the wheat Is reported 10 be rusiing. Con.
siderable yellow Is seen on low land
Spring seeding Is generally retarded.
Flowing on the uPlands Is about finished.
The wheat acreage has generally been in
creased. Grass Is growing nicely, Il 10
about the only vegetation not retarded In
its growth by the present weather. Hops
are appearing above the ground; the
acreage of hops has been greatly increased,
especially within 3S miles Of Salem. The
streams are high and lumber men are
actively engaged in floating their logs.
Present atmospheric conditions do not
warrant the belief OF an immediate clear
ing of the weather; but the wish Of all Is
warmer and fair weather.
SEVERAL CHAxGEs.-On and after the
18th inst there will be a change In the
running of trains on the Oregon Pacific.
Train 6 will leave Detroit At m arriv-
ing in Albany at II:IS m, leaving Al
bany at go p m arriving at Detroit n
$40 p m. The name OF the station At the
eastern terminus has been changed from
Coe to Detroit. Train / from Yaauina
will arrive 10 Albany at II4S m and
leave Tor Yaquina at 1885. The accom-
modaiion train leaves Albany for Yaquina
at $40 m. The freight train will leave
Corvallis for Albany at 3;3o p IN instead
of ago. This arrangement will be great
accommodation L, the patrons of the road
for summer travel.
DEAR APPrss.-The special agent of
the government who was here last week
taking testimony of citizens Of this county
In claims against the government for In
dian depredations, had six claims submit
ted to him. The largest claim Is the Bel
shaw, which Is for ab1ut 81 500. A brother
of George Belshaw Of this city, accom-
panied by another man, ATTAINED load Of
apples down the valley and were taking
them to Southern Oregon. when they
were attacked by the Rogue River In
dians and killed and their property de-
stroyod. The claim is for this property.
Eugene Register.