The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-12-29


Jdsephine county which Is more wonderful !
than many of the readers Of the DEMOCRAT /
are aware q. GO chambers have ALREADY |
hesn explored. the largest being 800 fest IN |
diameter. In the Lord Supper chamber |
there i an almost perfect facsimile II lime |
stone Of the famous painting. The fairy
chamber Is in q STRATA Of California dIz- |
nonds. The tornado chambsr" Is visited |
By wind storm every "a hocrs- In the
/ rain chamber th=re IS . perpetual drizzle,
and the steam chamber is constantly
| slle3 with steam from an undiscovered
source. 4 coffin resting On StaiagTnitss
| Is the feature Of the death chamber" and
the bridal chzmber" Is o-namsuted with
solid stone four-pcst tsistszd -unooca-
pied Then there is "Sullivan's chamber,
% called because Of = mighty arm and fist
/ pendant from the ceiling this chamber i
| qnite near ths mysterious wINi oEisce. and
others too numerous 10 mention much less
/ 10 describe. An effort Is beinE made to
have one Of the chambers reproduced a. the
midwintsr fair.
WE'LL PRESESTgD.-The popular coined
| drama Nevada was presented last night
a fair audience in perhaps the best nlanne
of any amateur play for some time. Tn
characters were all well sustained. IL IN
DEMOCRAT were 10 offer any criticism il
would be- that the parts Of lube and Win
| I've were made too CONSPICUOUS at two or
| three epochs IN the play when they should
| have been In the background. Both though
were well taken. Mr. Herman Swart
as Iube rarely having an equal among anna
telrS in the darkey role. He was immense
Mr. Al Chamberlin SLED the difficult part Of
Nevada with splendid conception of it;
Ed BIodgett as Vermont Hugh Fisher as
Tom Carew, Perry Il KELLEY As Dandy Dick
NJ n Swart as Silas Steel and Fred Fisher
as Jerlen. displayed excellent talent. Mis-
Ora Mcfarland excelled As Moselle ant
Martha Risley As Agnes Fairiee and Laura
Treabaunt as Mother Merton were good.
| The play will be repeated tonight ant
contest between Julie and Win kye vii
close the entertainment
LINN COUNTY CoCSCIL-At meetIn:
: at Scio. on last Wednesday the Linn coun
| II council paSSed resolutions asking that
t dividend be declared by the Linn Count
: National Bank and that the schoC
superintendent make an apportioauen;
r Tne resolutions have already been answered
4 dividend has been declared and an ap
: portionnent made. The council elected III
: following officers: John Bryant president
n Asa Lewelling, vice president: B Smith
A secretary; & Holf, treasurer; B II Irvine
chaplain; E H Denton, lecturer; Glenn
. Steward; + Il Bilyeu. doorkeeper; b
: Darby. assistant doorkeeper: Delegates
:. staie alliance, ] Glenn and I NJ Holt.
e PROBATE MATTERS In the estate o
:, y wm McCulloch. final account was fled an,
Il hearing set for Feb ). 1894.
- In estate Of Alexander Downing, final ac
count WAS fled and hearing set for Feb 5th
1894.
In estate of |. 4 Serfing. inventory an,
, appraisement filed: rasl estate, 81 600; per
;. sonal property SO. Citation ordered is
- sued
N In the estate Of Andrew Vail, will ad
n mitted to probate. Alva ( Vail executriS
ie In estate of Jos L Dickson, will was I'D
d mitted to probate, with Frank Propst as es
ecutrix. Bond $4,000.
ESCAAtPNESr OFFICERS. The followin
( officers for the term beginning January lst
4 1894, were elected last night by orgean
4 Encampment No 5. . o F:
le PC Anderson. c 7.
II 10 WritSman, Ii 7.
!, CIV Sears, S W.
:, II ] Reese. W,
:, r |. Burkhart, Scribe.
/ f A Parker, Treas