The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-06-09
LOCAL RECORD

LOCAL RECORD
The lsoM & LANNING FArIuRE.-.It is
difficult to keep track of matters connected
with the lsom Il Lanning failure. The
true situation cannot be- given very we'll
Yesterday the following attachments were
made against the property Of the firm:
John Conner, one for, S56S7. so, and one for
Sl4, 270 so; NJ. b. Reeves for S20O3. 40. At
, tachment suits were begun against the
property of +. ]. Lamning, Individually.
by Stewart 4 Sox for $50; by John Conner
for Sl23S.50. Mr. Corners claims in all
amount to s2l, 1870. Mr. Reeves has
been an employe of the firm for several
Years and allowed his account to run, and
as well loaned the firm money. After the
attachments were made a mortgage was
filed by w. H. Goltra from John Isom for
81 COO covering all the individual proper
N. A peculiar incident happened this
morning. In 1890 Mr.. Lanning decided a
piece of property to Mr.. Charles Sutton.
The deed was not fled and the property
was among the pieces attached Today Mr..
lSntton appeared and fled the deed, and
will probably be allowed to hold the prop
erty.
1 a CLOVER CoNTEsT.-The Albany DEM
oCRAT mentioned that lady of that town
picked 80 stems of four leayed clover in her
yard and a Portland paper tells that me-
tropolis girl picked 81 stems. Miss Hattie
Mar tin, of Ashland, picked from very
small patch 100 stems of four leayedcloye
and It was not q very good day for four
leayed clover either. If this is relative
| test of the good luck that is to beflall them,
it is our guess that our Ashland Miss will
marry the president of the United States.
| that it is to be in the year 1901. Young
men-good look ing and brave-here is n
pointer, for as guesser our reputation is
immense,-Ashland Record. The Record
neglects to mention that some of the Al
bany clover was five and even six leayed.
The Albany girls though are invited to
surpaSs the Ashland girls clover harvest.
A LAVE AFFAIR.-Eicht deputy sheriffs
went up to detroit Monday evening, their |
mission being to enforce decree of eject
ment issued against V g Danforfh BY a |
Justice of the peace st Mehama last Friday, |
Saturday evening a constable went up to |
Detroit to induce the occupants of a build /
ing owned by w H Rider to yacate. In this |
ae was unsuccessful. and being oyerpowered /
by superior forces. returned 70 Gates, where /
eight deputy sheriffs were sworn in and /
the result Is Mr. Danforth win seek other
quarters within two daps We are inform /
ed q squabble also occurred over the post
office. Although the affair was patched up
without bloodshed things bore a decidedly
warlike appearance for few days-San-
tam Lumberman.
TAKE WARNrSe.-Wm Eichman Who /
lives 10 the Forks of the SantIam informs
us that he was passing a school house
some weeks ago when some Young men
and boys who had there congregated be-
gan to guy him by calling him all kinds
of names when dog ran out from under
the schenl house and began to bark At
him. They said seek him., seek him."
when ihe dog ran up 10 him and bit him
quite severely In the arm. Our advice 10
these young men Is to avoid this conduc.
ir the future or they may find them
selves In the clutches of the law.
HIS WHEREABOUTS USKSowN.-
tN o weeks ago w Elmore left this city
for SPragne. Wash.. TO attend to some
business. 1t appears that be completed
his affairs there in a day or so and then
returned As far rs Portland. at 'shich place
ne was seen one week ago last Thursday
~ one of our townsmen who says Porter |,
was then in a sober condition and appar
emily all right In every way. Nothing
more was seen or heard of him vniii iasG
at the Gilman house. No trace has been
found of him since thai time, consequently
Henry Mcfarland lef. for that city yester-
day morning 10 ascertain, il possible, his
whereabouts x.-BrownsviIl Times.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A dispatch from Har-
risburg this morning announced the death
of Mrs. Rhoda Roach. who died at two
o clock this morning. She had been sick
but few days: Mrs. Roach was the wife
of /. L. Roach, and sister TO Mrs. T. ].
Sites, Of this city She was about 81
years of age, an amiable. devout Christian
woman. She leaves husband and a large
family of children, besides relatives and
friends who win monrn her untimely
death. Burial services tomorrow at ten
O'Clock A. NJ
MANsLAUGHTER.-Cham Payne who
has been on trial at Colfax for the last
tSenty days charged with being an ac-
comPlice with Ed Hill Ia the murder OF
LaDgford Summers was found guilty of
inaoslaughter. The Judge increased the
bad iron 5000 to Ssooopend ing n mot
on for new trial and probable appeal.
Some time ago we made the statement
that 6 w Philips would meve back 10
Scio IN the near future. Last week he
completed tsade with E c Gill by which
he became the owner of the latter's farm
near West Scio. and has :aken possession
of the same, and will move thereon next
month Wash says that after all farming
is the business and the safest In the long
run.