The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-06-02
SOCIAL AND PERSONA
THURSDAY


i Attorney General Chamberlain wen
to Portland this noon to meet hi
mother. who will spend the snmme
n Albany.
Mr.. Pete Wilson, the -four mill man
and resident OF Albany several wear
ago, was in the city today, after an an
sense OF several months in Eastern Gre.
gon.
There were couple successful and en-
| joyahles socials held last evening. ont
given by the ladies OF the Presbi teriar
church. at the residence of f.. f.. Goff
and the other by the Vineyard Laborer.
of the Baptist church at the residence 81
Mr. James Crouch.
Chauncey Lockwood and ]. Il. Wealth.
erbee took quite an interesting and en-
joyable trip yesterday. They left Salem
at eight minutes past / O'Clock and after
covering q distance Of forty miles arrived
back at 5 :05 O'Clock. On the way Dallas.
Monmouth, Dixie, Eola, independence
and Derry were passed. Between Dallas
and Monmouth, q distance OF nine and
three-eights miles. q speed OF eighteen
miles per hour Was attained, making the
complete run in 30 minutes. Salem
Statesman.
FRIDAY.
Shoritf DowIes, Of Union county. has been
In the city.
Mr.. Marion Coon, the expert taxidermist.
OF Shedd, was in the city to-day.
Mr.. Harry Price. of Michigan Landing.
ON the Willamette, is in the city.
X. NJ. Robertson, who returned from Ia
coma, reports his doughter Lille greatly
improved with good prospects of recovery.
Mrs. Winn and daughter, who have besn
in California several months, returned
home yesterday. much benefited by the
trip.
Mr.. Bloom, representing the Northwest
lafe Insurance company Is in the city. This
Is a fayorite company here. and makes a
remarkably tine showing. particularly COM
paratively.
Rev. G. ". Giboney. Of Oregon City,
has been inyitedto deliver the iaocalanrsats
sermon al the State Agricultural college ON
the 18th OF June and has accepted the fnyi-
tation.
Rev. Robert Whitaker. pastor of the First
Baptist church Of this city. has lust reoeiyssi
a very enthusiastic call 10 the Twenty-third
avenue Baptist church Of Oakland. Calf
ornia- Salem Journal
SATURDAY
''Dick" Wheeler. who has isen attend
ing Leland Stanford Jr., University. rs-
turned home this nsoning. and will SPEND
vacation al home. He has now passed
through the sopomcre year in a cTaiiiable
Rev. Herbert 5. johnson. who was born
in McMlnnville in Is65 has Just l~sen or.
Jialned IS pastor Of Pitfsburg. Mass.f Ban
tisi church. He Is graduate of the One
gon State University. Harvard College and
the Rochester Theological school.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 10 5 clock the
ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. e. A. ten
tered their new members reception al the
] NJ {. 4. rooms A unrc euioyahl. exrser
perience Is nos often had. Ii was merely
by ancident that the Man About Town had
he pleasure uf parsaking with them the siel-
lous lunch served. being the only man
present Those present were: Mines Nc
cullagh. { u Munteith. ] Y Pine. w Bl
Barr, ] W Crawford. b = pnrslosn. Nc
claIn. w II Lee. Hart. II c Hardness. FIJI
Bo@oa. Mcbride. e w Sears, e X Frunk.
Martin Payne. c + Howland. 4 Z GoT. nj
] Wilson. G ] Stuart. and Missss Clara
Blain. Minns. Mcfarland. Mssssis cssnsiif.
and Clara and IAsey Gard. In the evening
several of the menaherS oE the Auxiliary
teTsdered the members u the Athletic club
q hDe lunch after drill. Short speeches
were made. indicating thA; the ladies hare
4 yery warm place in the hearts ofthe Young
men. as co-workerS in the good -cansss they
are engaged IN.
GcoD PRoSPEcTs. The parties who
contracted wita the Albany Mining ard
Milling Co. 10 drive three development
tunnels came odtt, Gates ihtx wtek and
have been maxing rapid work. having al
ready completed Is feet. From ins,suc.
lions from The company they broogh, sn
average sample Of the ore straieh: across
the face OF the ledge, andwhich. In quail
" Is more than encouraging, In fact.
qiiie an agreeable surprise TO the CON-
rany, as they had not expected TO lind as
rich grade of ore q, that distance. II
shows plainly that there Is a xery rich
body ahead and that the vein holds ou, 10
great dep,h. This tunnel undoubtedly
viii prove thaiss,he San,IsIn district will
be to the front In mining for gold and
silver. The Aibany Mining and Milling
Co has row over f,foo feet OF tunnel and
slopes In the B0nawya mine consisting Of
upper tunnels Of I 90 feet end uprxise OF
OF tSs feet 10 the surface and the milling
OF the ores from this portion Of the mine
was so encouraging that they have been
for sometime driving lower tunnel of
which they have already accomplished
5Si feet. The object CT running this
tunnel Is to come under the upper wo,ks,
thus making straight working tunnel,
placing them In position 10 reduce the ore
10 very cheap and systemeiic way. II
viii not be long before the company will
have rich and lasting comper saiion for
their outlay. There is now only four
miles OF snow on the sumnil between
Gates and Ouaaizvi.ie and in three weeks
pack horses can be taken clear through
without trouble.
10 Our KIND FRIENDS. We wish to
express our sincere thanks TO all our friends