The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-11-24

CURED.
ScIo.-Dorn, on Thursday November
10Th, 1898. at high noon, TO the wife OF
Albert Cole, n daughter. Orthodox
weight
Our public schools are being conducted
in 4 very efficient manner so says report.
Prof Mitchell and assistants appear to be
masters OF the situation.
In the Lyons school muddIe rev Sit
uation has developed. An injunction has
been served 10 hinder the newly elected
dieec,ors from serving. and The old dir
eCtors have reinsta!led a teacher they
had employed, while NJ. Roe, who
tauaght three DAYS last week is put out
The children will not receive much ad-
vancement under such regime. me.-Press.
SALy,i's B & L A At the annual
meeting las: evening Of the Salem BuilJ-
! ing and Loan association the following
| directors were elected: 6 " Johnson. O
| f krausse. l. Patterson, II Albert, T
! Halver<on, i \ Turner and c Il Moores.
/ The f,iioSiEE auditors we're elected: T y
/ B rke-, q NJ Beeler and A Z Crosby The
| ssocistion has i've jlys in which 10 elect
| the officers 80 that the election was defer
! red until some date within the time allow
! ed. i summary Ct the reports show the
10 al q: mortgages represents something
| less than Src4 goo the number of mort
cages made during the four years is eighty :
the total amount loaned IS So, SEQ. -
Statesman.
MYSTERIOUS BoxEs.-The first iox re-
ceiyed at the 0 Office in Corvallis which it
was feared was dynamIted. proved to be n
fine box Of cigars sent by Receiver Hadley.
Another box Of a different kind was re-
ceived. Ii looked more mysterious than the
first, and no one dares to open it, though
Mr. Mulcahy looked under the cover and
could not make out the contents. 1t is
either a joke. in all probability, or else
something of an innocent nature. IL dyn
amite it is not probable any one in Oregon
sent it, as the feeling among discharged
employees. though there Is some bitterness,
is not of this character.
Nor GUILTY.-The case Of the State of
Oregon VS. Chris Germanson. charged with
shooting Chas Albright, was on trial today
On motion OF the defendants 5 attorneys
when the evidence for the state was all in,
the Judge instructed the jury to bring in
verdict of not guilty. The judge remarked
| that were it not for the surgeon 5 testimony
he should not believe there had been any
| testimony he should not believe there had
| been any one shot-Coryallis News. The
alleged crime was commmitted in Corvallis
after Mr. Albright had been in Albany TO the
| Cleveland ratification about year ago.
"DEArH ON THE TRAIL Frank Gay
of Idaho commonly known as Death on
| the Trail has been in the mountains above
/ Charlottesville for few weeks engaged in
his tavorite sport-shooting the festive deer.
lie returned to his PlIce yesterday morning
after having succeeded IN killing 40 deer
and one bear. Most Of the meat he secures
is dried and made ready for the market. II
iaho he held the championship for hunt
and he seems to be making a gool start il
this neck of the woods. Times.
TO Be Proud OF.-The following from
the Scio Press is certainly something any
community may we'll be proud of Scic
can boast of having paid her county take
to q man. Sheriff Jackson did not have
J a single execution for delinquent taxet
/, in this city and only for three precinct
{ of Scio, Franklin Butte and Shelburn
Can any other portion of the count.
make showing equal to this?
: A MEDAL WINNER-Geo Belshaw tn
great Pie wheat raiser, writes the Eugeu
', Guard as follows: 81 am informed by on
of the judges of awards that he has fled i
y his report that | had the best twenty-fv
varieties of wheats of any nation, aftC
a strict examination of the same.
also learned from the Oregon commissions
that medal is being prepared, when fin
ished willsbe forwarded, which will mai
three medals, four diplomas and $75 fC
: the best wheats at all the worlds fairs, an
n together with the other premiums taken {
u other state fairs and expositions, five medal
e seventeen diplomas, besides conslderab
+ money.
J OFFICERS EIECTED.-At meeting
the new board of directors of the Albar
kindergarten association at the college NJ
w II Lee was elected President; Mrs K,
- Trow, Vice president; Miss Helen Cray
- ford, Secretary; Mrs DIR Maston, Treasure
- Mrs Smick, Cor secretary. The kinde
=" garten movement is one dear to every o
=, interested in the right education of chill,
'' rem. 1t is one our citizens generally shou
support in substantial way as well rs
thoir influence.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION. AT the e
animation of teachers held last week 8
were granted first grade certificate
~. three second grade certificates, six thi
n. grade certificates and six failed to pas