The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-07
PROBATE MATTERS. Rufus Thompson
was appointed guardian of Eliza Berwick.
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PROBATE MATTERS. Rufus Thompson
was appointed guardian of Eliza Berwick.
Bond, $1,000.
In estate of Jos Moist, G F Moist was
appointed executor. Bond, $20, 600.
In estate of Alexander Crawford, in.
ventory filed. real property sSS7S, per-
sonal, $377,50.
In estate Of A Bardwell, first account
allowed.
In guardianship of Selena and Samuel
Burkhart, inventories filed.
In estate of II M Waller, inventory
filed; real property S150npersonal prop
erty, $Sl42.65.
In estate of John NJ ] Loveall, inventory
filed real property. $400, personal prop.
erty, $206.50. Personal property ordered
sold.
In estate of A w Grubb, P NJ Smith
was appointed administrator. Bond,
$500. Personal property appraised at
$4Ss. s.46.
In estate of II K Schooling, first ac-
count filed.
In estate Of Jss was.om, final settle
ment set for May lat.
In estate of Christopher Hardman, ,7th
semi-annual account filed.
In estate of Henry Moss, Margaret
Moss allowed $3.50.
In estate Of Daniel Shaw, inventory
iied; personal property, 81, ,4os.
LEBANON. Jas kennv, the talented ar
tist, who left here for the East about two
years ago. arrived here TUESDAY and went on
up 10 Waterloo. He Is sketching some
views which will be shown at the world S fair.
Mrs.Dr Patterson Wallace, the wife of
enr county treasurer, the noted Clairvoyant
and life reader, Is at the reidence Of W III
Reed. She tells about all subjects. She is
also an electrician and makes special treat
ment TO ladies'.
Died. at the K c Miller place, foar miles
south of Lebanon, March AZ, ISos, of stom-
ach trouble. NJ Burroughs, aged about 90
years. Deceased came here from Kansas
about twenty months since, and was splen-
did man. He leaves wife and four children.
Messrs. Rawlings and Dubrille were
around Wednesday seeing the business men,
asking them 10 subscribe for the use Of water.
They Informed Us that they had met with
better success than they had expected, and
they will commence work about Mag Ist
Mr. Taylor and wife arrived here this week
from Kansas and will make their home here
Mrs Taylor Is daughter Of Rev. c X La
mar. Mr. Taylor came to Oregon from Kan
sas about two and one-half years ago, and
after staying little over 4 year. concluded
TO retlrn TO the "sweet Kansas land" He
went back and stayed one year, when be
again struck out for Webfooi. That's the
way they all do.-Advance and Express
DANGEROUS GuxsHor wouxD.
renee Stcvall, Is year old lad, living in
the western outskirts Of the city, lies
PROSTATE near to his death with ghast-
ly gunshot wound through his head. In
company with several other boys, last
Wednesday afternoon, Lawrence was
amusing himself firing of an old gun
which had . piece Of bolt with the
threads worn nearly smooth, plugged
into it for temporary breschpin. He
fired the dangerous weapon once too
often; for upon his exploding it finally
the plug was blown out and went cash
ing into his brain, penetrating the boys
face at the right eye and passing back
ward lodged at the basa OF the brain,
from which spot the doctors removed IL,
Drs Applewhite and Leonard extracted
the murdercus looking bolt 1t was over
an inch in length and was OF hall inch
ASAA0 HO1- Anc Wy - uVsAA Ah ACh IS
could be expected, but his case is a crit
ieal and q doubtful one.-Coryallis Ga
xette.
A PECULIAR CAsE.-E Z Loolborrow,
aged Is years, married his niece, Mary
Loofborrow, aged lS years, at Florence.
recently. This was against the Law, and
L0oIhorrow was arrested on the charge
OF incest He plead guilty and vas
bound over for the grand jury by the
Justice Steps were taken 20 secure q
writ OF habeas corpus on the ground that
he is held without cause The marriage
ceremony not being legalized by law. on
account of near kinship, it amounts to
no marriage, and as he was arrested be-
fore the crime charged WAS committed il
ls claimed he is entitled TO bis liberty.
The defense he made NNs that he was
ignorant Of any violation Of Law. Loot
borrow, we understand, was at one time
q resident of Linn county.
a PECULIAR Casa gentleman by
the name Of Newmire, living on the up
per Siuslaw, is afflicted with a peculiar
trouble which has greatly excited the
neighborhood. A couple of weeks ago
the trouble showed Itself, and he would
be taken with 4 spasm, which would
terminate by his barking liAe dog. DR.
Paine went out to sc him Sunday and pre-
scri5ed for him and thinks he will soon
get over Il. The tronble Is what Is called
hysiero epilepsy. The neighboFs of the
man thought he had been bitten by mad
dog some time and sere afraid OF him.
Register
AN oLD VATcH.-The Scio Press tells
the following: Fred Refs of Albany has
q watch which should be on exhibition
at the Worlds Fair, as an interesting
Article in 0regon's exhibit. Il lie OF solid
gold and has two dials; one indicates
eastern time and the other western time
1t was one OF the first stop watches ever
made and has been carried and has run
without intermission for over 325 years
and 10 q good time keeper now, though
the cases are worn nearly as thin az
paper.
FIRsT-CLAss BLK. The Brownsville
Times tells Of fellow recently jugeed in AL
bany: This week our tot was visited by
another blk. This time II was little Ital-
ian, who gave his name as VIM Spores II.
| arrived In town about rs O'Clock Frida,
| night and left between Tuesday and Wed
nesday. leaving the Hotel Brownsville in
the soup" so to speak. He has two OF
three mouth-organs, which be manipulated
in geod shape, and by this means gets
little money with which to buy whiskey.
A NEW FAcroRY.-Lebsnon will soor
contain another manufacturing establishment
S II Myers and Ed O,Niel have boug ht tw,
acres Of ground acress the canal opposite thu
electric light plant and will put up an ex
eelsior factory. This industry win give en-
Pioymeut 70 several hands, and viii be
good thing for the community. The ex
ccislor will be made our OF balm trees, an
will probably be sold in San Francisco
There is factory of this kind at 0rego
City-tlie only one at present In the state
l-Advance.
A BIG EsTATE.-1a our probate recor
it will be be noticed that in the estate
Mr. Shaw, Of Lebanon, his property wa
!, invsntoried at over S44 900. An ex
planation Ia in order, nearly all OF this
! on account OF o claim against the govern
, ment on account Of damages by India
, depredations years ago. Lawyer STOW
| has the case and expects to get it all, |
: the DEMOCRAT is informed.
IL SOME SnooTNG.-Yes esterday. the Ma
: cot club had live shoot at blue rock