The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-07-28

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/ TIE SnERIFF OF Lane CouNrf.-The
Farmers Alliance cammittee OF Lane
eonnty have been examining into Sheriff
Nolands accounts with the county OF
Lane, assisted by Judge Boise and ] r
Amis, and make long and severe re-
port, giving samples OF his charges, and
demanding thai the prosecuting attorney
proceed against the sheriff under section
2796 OF the code, and also sue him under
section e35S for $1200fo failing toIreturn
70 the secretary OF state his emolument.
laccount. The following In the report
wsuld indicate that The Office is an as,
tonishly fas one the way run: We, the
committee. also find that the sheriff, E
Noland, has received from the county the
following sums OF money for his pretend
& ed services as sheriff since January lst,
1898, viz: January. $5l 10; March, /
$496.07; April, $3.50 5s; May, sSS57 81 !;
June, S8S2.6li; total, $S657,73 And we
find that he now has claim before the
court fer consideration, amounting to
$2l73a 90, making a tosal amount allowed
and claimed for his services of SIC, ,sSl.42
In addition tothisi he has recsived as
sheriff large amounts as fees for services
from litigants in civil cases. And your
! lcommietee further find that the sheriff
liias retained in his possession thousands
of dollars collected 70. taxes beyond the
time allowed by sec 27s7.
HoRsEwHIrpEp.- The Dalies was the
lscene of very exciting event, that of Rev
10 u Taylor, the North Dalles boomer. be-
ing whipped by young lady. The Times
Mountaineer says: We have rarely seen
saeh an exhibition of public sympathy as
Yves extended to the young lady who horse
whipped o D Taylor this afternoon AT
one time excitement can so high that many
lbelieve, If leader had assumed command.
ia riot would have resulted and the reverend
lgentleman, would have been the victim.
While the act is TO be deplored, very many
sexp-eSs the opinion that Taylor received no
more than he deserved. There are many
people from the east IN this city who have
heen deluded out of their earning by has
promises IN regard to investments at North
4 Dsiles. and these have no friendly feelings
zen horsewhippeS, some person hired an
or .san grinder to play the Dead March in
Saul In front of his Office. This was an un-
queStionabay sdding Insult to injury,
A LrITLE STRANGE. - last Tuesday
evening Clint Gsrdon's dog. Jimmie re-
| turned to I.ebanGs in a bad looking eondi-
ton, and nearly starved. which caused con-
! siderable uneasinasx about Gordon. He
\ left July 5th alone with his dog for the
mountains ON a prospecting trip, and As
/ the dog was never known TO leave him, and
! as Clint raised him in the mountains il
seems strange that he wosid leave him un-
less there was something wrong. Clark
Kimbrough left Wednesday for the noun
tains to search for him.. Clint's many
friends in Lebanon think there is something
bad happened to him. To say the least il
is a little strange Lebanon Express,
/ THE CmcUs.-Washburn' circus is in
1 Albany tecday The horses look well, and
/ the generzi appearance Is one Of neatness.
Il The circus has a big advantage in not hav-
h ing any OF the usual cut tiroatE following,
\ not game Of any kind being seen inside
4 or outside As the afternoon performance
\ had not taken place we cannot give the
Amerits Of the circus The admission price
llis only 50 cents. and the circus is a one
slring one, Just what peorie ike the bea-
The Man About Town paid 10 cents fcr
a complete view of the side show ard get
/ the worth of his money. II contains thTse
good .Nslnsions. the usual cannibal. CircaSf
zian woman, mind reader and snake char
zlser, slight Of hand performer, Negro who
walks on sharp edged swords, some mosl-
keSs and punch and judy.
Mas wAIIAcE's cASE.-The exarsina-
ii pn .Sf Mrs DR. Patterson w allace, for
pr sseticing medicine without being regis
ie nj. has been postponed until 7 O'Clock
thi EssTeniug, 10 allow her attorney. Mr. i
Bill Fssu. tune to return from salem. We
lea n that papers viii also be served on the
lady zliis afternoon asking for damages ON
acco ant OF malpractice. County Treasurer
Brioe- Wallace. Of Albany. is in Eugene. TO
he pI rs.ut at the examination Of MS wife.
Gu usA ,, sfree5 rfgffG 1
SEc " TO THE yesterday
about 81, 900 was shipped by Receiver
Beall. sffrthe Linn County National Bank to
the L 5 depository in Portland, the First
National Bank, as required by law. All
the mopey received has To go TO the depos-
ifory The depositors of the bank will re
eeive dividends of probably 10 per cent as
fast as collected by the receiver and ordered
by the comptroller Of currency Ii williake
about sl5. 600 for one such dividend De-
positors will he fortunate to secure a diyi-
dend every 60 days
/ CANE LAw.-Under the new game Law
buck deers can now be killed, bat does
cannot be killed lntil after August LIST,
and spotted fawns cannot be killed at
any time. 1t is unlawful TO kill any deer
at any time unless the carcass is used or
preserved by the person killing IL, or Is
sold for iood. Elk can be killed from
August Let to December lst. Ducks can
fot be killed until after September let
! Grouse, pheasants, quail and partridges
may be killed from August lst TO Nov
Fmber 18th. Tropt cannot be sold or
/ offered for GALE any time except during
the months of September and October.
1 TIE ASSISTANT CHIEP FoUsD GUnrY.-
4 Last evening the trial Of Charles Me,zgar,
Y fassistant Chief Engineer, for using pro-
Ifanz and abusive language ghiIe on duty,
Twas sa1cluded before the board of fire
idelegateS as court and jury. Curl q
II Kelley and r Wyatt plead eloquenily
for the defense, while Hon r Bilyeu
IniadaGaatts1s tiyeiy for the prosecution.
THE board after consultation found The
Fdefendant guilty as chsfged, and he was
bormally reprimsnded by the President
ofthe board, MY David Link. The case
fhas excited general interest.
II TO SURVEY THREE T0wssnIrs.-Three
A more townships in the Santiam county are
\ TO be surveyed and in time opened for settle
'nent. Last Saturday evening Mr. q .
4 Pershin, of Portland, who has the contract
! tr surveying g-5, 9-6 and "a, arrived al
u tss1fes place with party Of seven surveyors.
The went back into the mountains Nom
day. md viii commence on ig-5 and 9-6,
with tte intention Of completing the two
townstt@s in thirty days. After this. they
lWiI move Immediately to 81, which is
OF Green ESeip on the Little North Fork
|LumbenDsn. sfszs
ARREsTRD.-Mrs DIR Patterson Wallace
1 was arrested this moriing by Deputy sher-
! if Smith on waEtant sworn out by L
Armstrong, charging her with practieine
medicine without registering, as required
by law. She will be given an examination
: | upon the charge before Justice kinsey,
tomorrow at 8 an. The lady has been
mere sinee about JAIy Sd, and came from
4 jAibanyg She claims to have a diploma at
!, her home in Portland Eugene Guard. :
An olD FAeHbosxp' scosE E.-Yester-
day wasa live days at JunctIon City. A
bio .,icnics u az held alx0 horses race won