The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-06
THURSDAY

Regents present were Governor Pennoyer
Supt McElroy, Master OF State Grange
VOORHEES,, Hons w 2 Ready, ] I Apper-
son, John Emmett, B Daley, and Wallis
Nash. After the usual routine busines.
of the board had been transacted, which
included on this occasion the report
OF the finance committee, and
on the treasurers accounts, the board re.
elected the faculty and officials. re-a
pointing Professor Shaw chemist to the
exerim mt station, ss well as Professor o
chemistry in the college, and appointing
Professor John Fulton assistant chemist
to the station as we'll as assistant chem
istry professor in the college. Instruct
ions were given to proceed at once to the
purchase of the necessary tools and ma
chinery for the extension OF the Mechan
ical building erected the past year, SO as
to make provision for the larger classes
in this department expected at the open.
ing of the college after the vacation. The
report OF the finance committee was that
they had carefully and minutely ex-
amined the accounts of receipts and pay.
ments of the late treasurer, DR. Apple
white, and had found everything in com.
plete order. The board ordered the bal
ance at the bank turned over TO the new
treasurer, Hon ] h Weatherford. The
graduation of a class of seventeen stu.
dents was reported, and the degrees CON
firmed by the board. A large audience
was present at the meeting of the Alumni
IN the evening; at which Govenor-e leci
w P Lord was a welcome visitor. The
large college charel has been crowded in.
conviently at all the public exercises OF
the graduating week.
The LADIES AUXILIARY OF the Y NJ G A
will meet on Friday, June 90, at 3 so
Study for the month-Elizaheth Barrett
Browning and Robert Browning. An
interesting program will be rendered
Election of officers and important bust
ness. Full attendance is requested. The
following names are enrolled as mem.
bers: Mrs D ii McCullagh, president
Mrs F 2 Nutting. let vice; Mrs Grant
Haight, End vice; Mrs Geo Hochstedler,
3rd vice: Mrs NJ J Bridgford, 4,h vice
Mrs James Pipe, 5th vice; Mrs T
Overman, secretary; Mrs + r Prichard
assistant sec; Mrs Goff. treasurer: Mes
danes, Fred Dawson, Sherman Thomp-
son, NJ E Hodges, Washburn, Emms
Littler, NJ Payne, H B Miller McCla;n
d P Mason, VIM Vance, Mcbride, II II
Hewitt, Laughed, R r Montgomery
Sears, Trow, Redfeld, Fronk, n G Nc
Chesney, VIM Gay, Wandall, E W Sox,
C E Brownell, Anna Crouch, Jack Smiley
E Z Merrill.
c F Howland. J X Haight, E Thrall,
NJ Irving. E Hardness, Frank Purdom
DIR Hill, n Henton, Prof Crawford, J
M Fish, Hadley. W R Bilyeu. A
Hart, Shiftler, Meyers. Misses E Irvine
Hettie miller, n aggie Mcfarland, Minnie
Mcfarland, Ava Baltimore, Mildred
Burmester, Mary Cundif, Kate Althouse,
Anna Althouse, Clara Bla'n, Laurs
Dannals. Bessie Doris. Olga Hewitt
Hattie Chesney, Gussie Rhiner, Minnie
Rhiner, Ella Mead, Pearl Vance,
Ada Hart, Clara Gard, Lucy Gard, Eva
Simpson, Mona Irvine, Mollie Luper
Cora Thompson, Eva Scott, Mary
Wheeler, Warner, d Burkhart and . X
Beers.
The AcTUAL SnUA1IoN.-J W Wine
talks in the Eugene Guard as if he knew
what he was about, on the wheat pest, as
follows: The new wheat pest has made
its appearance throughout our county
and probably the whole state or coast
(this spring. is known as the grain aphis
or (siphonophora avena) it attacks the
wheat first, generally the oats next and
the green grasses later. 1t has natural
enemies which to contend shat may pre-
vent its doing great damage to our grain
crops. Chief among its enemies are little
four winged parasitic flies and variou:
species OF lady beetles. 1t is likely thai
the insects will do our crops a consider
able damage this year, but their return
next year will probably be met by an
overwhelming force of the enemy. Upon
careful examination / find they work
upon the heads Of the wheat principally
instead of the leaves as is their custom
in older countries. Therefore we may ex
pect greater damage. 1t brings forth
living young and may become the an
cestor Of millions before autumn. There
is no remedy; kerosene emulsions will
destroy them but the difficulty attached
to applying the spray will prevent III
from working out our spite in this way
WANTED In LINN CoUSTY.-Chief o
Police Minto. accompanied by ex-capt AC
DiLey, oyerhauled and captured some dis
t6nce. below Brooks yesterday Jack Enright
alias Texas Jack, on warrant charging
him with grand larceny in the stealing and
carrying away of property belonging TO hii
ehum, Henry White. This man Enright
is one of a gang Of horse traders who com
mitted thieving depredations in Linn coun'
ty some years ago, and who was the only
one who escaped arrest at the time. the 9th
ers being captuIed at Dallas and taken
back to Albany. An Indictment was duly
returned against him theIe and as soon a:
this county is through with him en- thu
present charge the sheriff if Linn will
want him.-Statesman
BEING VIOLATED The Gual d tells ci
something that has not occurred in Albany
this year, because no one would dare do i
in this city: I" Local sportsmen are object
ing TO the violation of the fish and game
law. While it is lawful to catch trout a
this season of the year, it is unlawful T.
sell them. Gross violations of this law oc
cur almost daily in this vicinity. Fisher.
men from the Mckenzie river bring i
large strings of trout which are sold openly
A kick will be registered with Fisl
Commissioner McGuire, and an investigs
ton requested. This item should serve as
warning to the bold fishermen"
Our Or The DIFFICULTY Ever
strain or bending of the back for an
length OF time leaves It in a weakene
condition. A means out ot the difficult
Is always handy and cheap. Do as wa
done by Mr. Herman Schwayged, AbeI
deem, d, who says that for several yea
he suffered with chronic stitch in II
back, and was given up by doctors. Tw
bottles of st Jacobs Oil completely curt
him. Also Mr. John Luc1s. Elnora. In
says, that for several years he snffere
with pains in the back, and one bottle
st Jacobs Oil cured him
MARRIED. On June 26. 1894 at Il
residence of the bride, by L NJ Curl, n
Peter Peterson and Frances JosePhir
Williams, both of Linn county.
Having said the state fair would be
fizzle, the Salem Journal man has h
hands full, as a man generally doe
when he tells thetruth; and yet the ia
will probably not be exactly fizzl
Perhaps it will be less than fizzle.
President Chapman of the State UI
versity, will vacate at Yaquina, the be
seaside resort in the Northwest.
Hon X A Irvine and family, left Il
morning for their summer outing at X
son springs.
President E N Condit, of the Alba
collegiate institute, accompanied by Mis-
Stella Porter, Nina Galbraith, Flora MasC
Pearl Vance and Hattie Warner, all poI
lar young ladies of Albany, drove OF
Wednesday morning to attend the graz
ating exercises. Every available space
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