The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-05-12

BENToN's 5 MoGuIs.- Wiley Wnkel Is
the heaviest individual tax payer in Benton
county. $4,000 being the amount of his
assessment. Geo Coe pays on s67 ,490; II
+ Fischer on s43, l42; estate B L Arnold.
s33, SOS; f w Fisher, s33. .4S3: John and
Mary Smith, $50, $50; l. G Kline, $27, $50;
Col Hogg. s2S, 800; Mary Stewart, s26, 500:
McConley Porter, S25, $50; John Burnett,
$l2,086; J r Bryson, s6,S24; John Foster,
Sl9,0S5; Max Friendly. sl0,862; VIM
Hogg, S17 ,6S8; Mrs F A Helm, s5 900; +
NJ johnson, &C. 100; S |. Kline, S9,025; II
c Kiger, sl7, $40; Sol King. .Sl0. .065; Cath
crime Phile, Sl0,02S; J L Sorbin. 80, 500;
Melissa D Thayer, sS 400; Casper Richard
8, 1876: CM Van6erpool, 1882; W A
Slate, 81 1863; w G Porter, 81 III; VIM
Wyatt. s34, ,347. Those paying taxes on
over 5000 in Fairmont and Soap Creek
precincts, across the river from Albany, are
H Rothel, 1881; + l. Such, $40. .l56: p
r Williamson, $685.; VIM Abraham.
S11 ,06o; w r Galloway, l3,400; Tolbert
Carter, $40, ,722; r C Gibson, 81 1856; J c
Hunter, s5.007; Arthur johnson. s6,132;
Columbia Read $3.50: estate T NJ Read.
si3, ,596; John Wiles, S2i ,457; J0&JW
Writsman, Sll ,66l. The above is accord
ing TO n list just published in the Gazette.
A Bro CLEASuP.-The Ashland Mining
Co. made the regular clean up Of their s.
stamp quartz mill irt Ashland Monday. As
4 result Of 27a, days run of the mill ON ore
from their Patton mine 437 ounces of gold
bullion was born and Supt Jos A Wilson
carried the big baby to the bank with big
broad smile becoming pater flmilias. Dr
Chas S Almen, the company's skilled as
saver had good reason to feel prond of the
baby, too. for his work of bullionizing her
was well done and she was sent to the mint
as neat and sleek Us a mountain daisy.
Estimating the vnlue of this 437 ounces of
bullion at what the Others brought it will
seventy feet on Tunnel No and making
FIVE feet per day. The tunnel. when Il
reaches the ledge. win be 594 feet long
Ashland Record.
BEAUTIFUL MoSuNEST.--E W Achin-
son. Of the firm of + w Achinson & Co., Of
Albany, called ON us to-day. having set up
a monument at the grave of Retta, beloved
daughter Of our esteemed townsman SaInn-
el Coad The monument is made Of the
beautiful Mountain Dark marble with
mourning veins running through. and Is
one of the neatest monuments ever placed in
our cemeteries. The workmanship and
material are unsurpassed. and any one
wishing first class job should hold their
order until member of this welI-known firm
calls upon them.-Polk County Observer.
AFTER HoNEsrEADs.-A jolly crowd
lefs Salem today for the timber noun
tains of the Cascade on the Oregon Psc-
inc, under charge Of L Peasiey, consist
ing of Walter Low, Nett Hamilton. New,
Farrell. John Duncan and Colsnel Ohm
sted. They left on the LEGAL for Turner
where they meet teams and will drive 10
Detroit on the. Oregon Pacific line
Mr. Peasley VIII locate the boys on choice
homesteads, and says that there are plenty
more just as good lefs for taking.-Salem
Independent.
A BIG SUrT.-George S. Coe. citizen Of
New jersey. yesterday commenced a suit in
the United States circuit court against the
Pacific Construction Company "A corporation
having Its Offices at Corvallis. TO recover the
sum OF sl36, ,020. 20. with interest amount
ing to some $4,000 Mr. Wallis Nash is
attorney for plaintiff. The complaint i
voluminous. A peculiar thing about the
suit is that it seems to suit the 0regonian.
The suit has nothing to do with the railroad
company.
THIS SUMNER the o. r management; in
tend to locate number Of tents about the
Breitenbnsh and Detroit for the aocnmmo-
dation of persons who wish 10 take an cut
ing in those delightful localities. and also
several special excursion trains are coming
up from Albany and Corvallis during the
best fishing part Of the summer. Mill City
Gazette.
PosTroSED.-The annual picnic Of the
Y. p. s. C. T.. Of 0akville has been post
poned on account Of disgTeeahle weather
and bad roads The committee Of arrange
ments have decided 10 change the time
from May 18th 10 Saturday. June 3ri
Please take notice Of the change and come
everybody. By order Of COMMITTEES.
ATTENTION No i's.-AIl members in
good standing of Albany Engine Co No
l. A F ID, are hereby requested to have
their measure taken fer the new uniform at
n waldshl's tailor shop, within i've days
from date. By order OF committee on
| uniform