The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27
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MAKES osE wKlRy.-Right here il
may be remarked that Salem will never
get the trade OF the forks OF the Santiam
road or no road. That matter is mol
troubling any body, but 1t 10 sickening Il
see paper of the standing OF the States
man making donkey OF itself, evidently
Just to be talking. IL continues to lie By
saying: BY turning square angles on
government lines Albany is q few miles
nearer than Salem is, but from here t6
Scio the road is almost q straight line,
while from Scio to Albany is a rounda-
bout way and fully makes up the differ
ence. A n liz or two is nothing, however,
with good road to travel and a fine city
market at the end OF 1t. Albany 10 good
town and has nice people ami xhey win
not bear out the Herald in it's fiRtse In
neundos about Salerd people in the
matter OF enjoining public buildings
from being built in othe. parts OF she
state. Its people and its newspapers.
toes know that Salem as community is
not responsible for anything in that line.
But thak ID NOS the point, anywag The
point y lfAt kfoAny is Il anics foSss-lsus
it is not-~- city to be compared wiati
sslem as market and the people know
it. That is why those who live in the
Scio region Of Linn county are anxious
to be connected here by 0. good all the
year-ronnd pubic highwav-and they
shall have Il. too, before next winter.
An ALBANY MAN In Ir.-In a long
article on the Pioneer Stone Quarry the
LiEeuin County Leader says: Mr. Nor
rison has ieas ID another pros pec'ise ledge
on his place to Mr. Frank Woods, of Al
bany. Mr. Woods has been on hands for
several days and has rugged up a tempo
rary derrick, and Is cleaning of the dirt
and loose rock 10 seek foi the main ledge.
Mr. Woods thinks that when he has suf-
ficiently stIi1ped II, that he will find q
good ledge cf the same formation as the
Pioneer quarry. II Ills ledge develops
properly Mr. Woods sSys that he has sui
ficisnt capital at his command TO open Il
up and place /: on the market. The pros
pective q larry Is located on the main line
Of the Oregon Pacific. just this side OF
the bridge at Pioneer.
II this quarry is developed !, will add
another industry to Pioneer, ard help TO
forward the interest OF Lincoln county.
A great many practical stone men have
expressed their belief that the same forma.
;ion will be found in The new quarry Al
in the o'd. Mr. Woods holds lease on hi.
quarry from Nc Morrison for fifty years.
CROOK CouSrY.-Death has removed
from ocr midst one of our oldest settlers
and most respected citizens. AT his
home three miles below Prineville, on
Tuesday afternoon, July 10, 1874, ,Thoma:
Logan breatked his last
The Antelope baseball club is willing
to play Prineville for $500, but wants
the game played at Antelope, so says the
Herald. Trineville, however, insists on
playing here, and will persis,ently con-
tend for that.
There is scarcely any binding twine in
this place and little hopes OF getting il
in time for harvest, owing to the uncer-
tainty of transportation companies being
able to handle freight. But there are
plenty of idle men in the country. and
il farmers cannot get twine they can
bind their grain by hand Review.
PORTLAND EcESsEs.-The number OF
licenses issued byl,be city up to July ID
was as fellows: GIBBONS. 28l; TestRur-
ants, IL; Wholesale SsEors. s; malt IL
quor, /. The arho,nt received for
licenses is S26, go. So. A rebate of SlG-p5
was allowed 10 enfh of lbs sai0crs. a
account of interruption Of businesses
the food, mahs.ng q total rebate oi
$2l31 20 Tners Ire IL saloons which
have not vet i&ken out licenses, and
about &c OF these will close. For general
licenses, S5oep.55 has been received.
making total for all licenses so far this
OF $50 ,6lkS5.
FATAL GUS AccrDExr.-Yestertlay at
Independence while two boys were playing
robber With shotgun, on the farm of
Wayman Hembree, one and falf miles
from that city. one of them, Dewitt Nc
Dutie, ~ years of age. shot and instantly
killed the other, Leopold Paulus. lad of
or 5 years. Paulus was shot in The neck.
side of the face and head. The mother OF
young MCDufie il the housekeeper for
Hembree.
Ar The BAY.-A correspondent of an
exchange writing from the Bay gets
hilarious as follows:
Our weather now is cool and bright,
Our appetites are keen,
We sleep and eat and eat and sleep,
For that's our biz, / ween.
Then ii from care you would be free
Likewise from heat and fieas.
Just come down to Yaquina Bay
Where you'll not.:roa Eor freeze.
A Big SALE.-Frasier & Syarverud
closed deal today with c l. Roper. for
the A 81 Osburn Stock and Dairy Farm,
consisting Of 1000 acres and situated five
miles south OF Eugene. The sale in
cludes all stock, farm implements and
dairy fixtures, and the consideration
was $34 ,O00.-Guard.
COULDN'T STAND Prosperity y
is too much for some people: 1he Eugene
Guard tells of case: Albert Lochyer. Of
this city, recently fell heir to about $4,000
by the death of relative in Germany!
As usual. he celebrated the event Of receiy-
ing a portion of the money by taking a
spree and Monday night landed in the city
Jail. He paid his fine yesterday morning
and with friend. went to Forest Grove
on the local train to take the jag cure at
the Kelley Institute located in that city.
MORE RAcxs.-Next Saturday there will
be another meeting of Albany horses at the
fair ground. Seven or eight horses will
start, some that trotted in the recent races.
purse made up of an entrance fee OF s.
will be trotted for. An admission fee oi
Is cents for men will be charged. Ladies
free.
These hot afternoons the Y NJ CA
rooms are as cool as any place In th'
city. To add to the coolness, I, c secreiar,
keeps free ice water on hand. Any thing
to make the Y NJ c A counter attraction
/ to the Saloons.
| A small tenLis tournament Is being helc
a. Corvallis. Walker, Ready Jones, Wells
Clark and Wilson are smashing things.
Regular meeting of the Building ant
Loan association to morrow night.
When Baby was sick, we gavo her Castoria.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria.
Wien she had Children, she gave them Castori
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