The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-05-11
SATURDAY

A HIvE.-A Ladies the Maccabee
Lodge was organized in the A o T. w hal
last evening with thirty-six names on tn,
list. by Miss Bina Wet, the National Com
mander, an accomplished young woman
who does things in business way. fhi
| branch Of the order has been IN existence
| seven years. The Ladies Of the Maccabeei
| have entered the field with other fraterna
beneficial societies, and offers TO women thl
| same social, educational and beneficial
| advantages that similar societies offer q
| men. IL Is representative organization
composed wholly Of women making it, own
laws and prosecuting its own business
having control Of Its own endowment and
other funds. entirely independent Of the
knights Of the Maccabees Members NAV
have the endowment privilege or not, ~
they please. The following officers were
elected Ms DIR Hill. past lady commander;
Mrs Nellie II LambsOu, lady commander;
Mrs h l Will, lieutenant commander; Miss
Zula Winn. record keercr; Miss Helen
Crawford, finance keeper; Mrs Il Stimson
chaI Lin; Mrs Cora Coffman, sergeant;
Mrs Bertha Ellis, mistress at agms; Mr.
J ) Van Winkle, sentinel; Mrs A l. lamb,
picket. 4 meeting will b. held in the w c
r Y hail tonight 20 complete the oroani-
zatIon, to which all interested in becoming
members Of The hive ara invited.
A ANERvr PRorosITroy.-sheriff Knight
Is in receipt of letter from z Koehler.
manager Of the Southern Pacific. asking
for protection from the arlny Of unempIoy.
ed and Others who are imposing upon that
corporation in Marion county In the letter
the manager stated that the hObos and
others were becoming 50 Numerous that il
was nearly impossible to do ANYTHING with
them and he appealed for prOtection. ii
the sheriff attempted 10 fulfil the request il
would keep dozen or more officers on the
keen jump from morning til night. Thi.
would indeed benefit the railroad company.
bat Il would BE- hard on the taxpayer. II
Mr. koehler desires TO have his::road proper
ly cared FOR il would be advisable for him
10 pay the expenses him=elf-Salem indie
pendent.
And yet Mr. koehIers road. the s ?, pay
tse county OF Marion six or seven thous1n
dollars a year, which entities il TO pr0.ec.
ton IS much as any other tax payer. The
prejudice against railroads should not be x
great as 10 forbid them reasonable pro
lection. which they pay for.
APPROACHING ALBANY. - Thir;y-thre-
genuine tramps arrived here on this nom
| ing north bound overland train Polio.
man Mathews protested against the South
eTn Pacific railroad unloading them here
but without avail Marshal Eastlani. a
daylight, informed tae knights q the r1at
tina; they mus; grt oat @. the city 4t once o,
be would arrest them and plaoe then Il
work on the streets. They then immeiizte
| ~ left for the north in body. walking
Inc train men IN this morning : local trair
informed is that the :ramps tha. arrive
here on the overland was not the Roseturg
! contingent Gs they were still IN cAzi p II
that city a. : % clock this morning. The
are regularly organizel. having a captain
and lieuts.znts. Eugene Guard.
LaHEgAL-i: w2s reported ttz: on Tues
day last while il this city. sa7s the Rose
blr- P.ainleAIer Governor p,snnoyer. ogi
Of his great abundance 4 this woril'.
goods. gave the forry odd industrial anti.
workers, assembled a; the derOt euro1ta 4
join the Coxey army n Washington. tbs
magnificent sEIn G; s., with which 20 pur
chase food. etc. Il i useless fo- the GOV,
ernor 10 rrsach agzirs. the sinful extr2va,
gAnce nt the late Republican Legislature
while indalging In such reckless exfrava,
gaEoe himself. Just think q IT. Fivs
dollars fog iSrty hungry men-Tn9re than !
dime apiece.
TUEspAYs FRosT-TEe~ frost TaesdAy
nigh. dill little IL any damage in Linn
oonnty. Some other sections. th0ugh. told
no. 30 fortunate The jacksonville Time:
says: The most general as well as tht
severes; frost Southern Oregon has exr.sr.
ieno@i In several ycArs orcurTei on TUESDAY,
night Ii killed neariy all the frzlit in
Josephine coautF and did great deal oi
damage IN this csJniy- The prospects for
b.ountifnl crop are diSsipaisd and the los,
will he many thousand dollars In few
sections ihers will ~ more Or less fruit,
however
\ SANTTAN FERRY.-Dr 7 L Golden
his iust ocmple..i the ferry cn his y.laoc on
the Slnnanl- Sh% Is q solid nsw boat. with
steel wire cable, and WAS launched last
week Il Is lCca,sl on tie Salem and Scio
road. acIoss the north FORK Of the Sauiiam,
and wll, prove > great convenience 10 all
travellers. This : said 10 lie ol1s Of :he JcS;
ferries in Marion ooaniy. an3 has eXoellen;
ppro31hes.-Jourual-
JUSTICES AND CoNSTABlES.-.rhe
promises 10 i,e an interesting contest in
Albany over the o:iios ot Jastice and con,
stable. In west Albany the iSht will l.
between VI Sendcrs. democrat and Iudye
Powell, republican, for justice. and Georg,
Hughes. democrat, and " Watts. repub-
lcan. for constable In the second district
/ { q Barkhart. democrat. and Alfred
treerksen, republican. are the nominee.
for justice. and Charles Me;zger. democrat
for constable.
Two To 0Sx. The Brownsville Time.
furnishes a good many live items like tn
following: In these dali times when poll
tics are about the only thing abroad in IL,
land. small ;igh; is almost pe. missible
One day this week Mr. Lerwill's cow betool
herself 10 George Montgomery field
whereupon he stated to the owners of thu
| unruiy bovine that she must lie remove,
and also be kept off. Later on Clarence an,
Wills Lerwill me; George in the road an
invited him down from his horse to take
whipping, Down lie came and the battl
began. One of the bows couldn't finish hir
aud he called his brother The result wa
that George received the worst ct it.
] htCH IN JOLO.-I W braSnStG. OF tn
famous Seal Rock summer resort, nea
YsQaina, has discovered large deposit {
black sand rich in gold in front OF hi
property, also well defined silver ledg
He is about 10 commence extensive mil
ing operations and is making the neces
ssry arrangements at the present time. II
Is father OF Arthur Brasfeld, of Salem
one OF the leading business men.-Sslel
Statesman.
TAXES have been coming into the sheriff
Office rather slowly recently: but steadily
The total receipts now amount to abor
S57 900. Those paying 500 or more tn
week were: 4 h Marshall. $l5S.S Lin
county Bank, Sl57 50; NJ Hess, $l4S.50;
b Mcllwaip, $ID.20; w 4 Peterso
$i25,2 %; Estate A Dodge, S260.9S. w
GulIiford, S66.l5 II Meyer. $i35.sl;
Maxwell, Slls.S7; u Froman, $40. 4
Stafford Il Garrett, S2}S. 2S; Staffor
Garrett 4 Co, sls0,S4.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES. AT the Evange
, cal church " X Blain will conduc, q
services at IL A NJ and 7 :S0PM.
Il YSP meets 80 u NJ Sunday school
0:30 AM. All are cordially invited.
There will be communion with offeril
for Home Missions at the Congregation
church tomorrow morning. The eve
ing serviches will be the third in t
i series with Eng lisa hymns writers.
NoNny MAN rO,, a re carN;al, ;n,,;t