The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-09

| The Oregon Pacific sale will no, DC or
| dered until the adjourned term about
April 9.
| Licenses have bcen issued for the mar
| rage Of w II Dougheriy and Chris,iana
Rose, Fred Keen and Elizabeth " cher.
| X III PYourn and Sophr )nia Eugbery.
| Fifty tickets TO The Midwinier fair a,
SAn FEanciseo have already been sold az
Albany, Ten or twelve 10 people of this
ci.y. fact that indicates some money In
| circulation.
| Last eek brother ard sister, aged
| ~ and IS respectively grasPed each others
hands for over fifty years They were
They were Grandma Locke aud her
brother. sho has just arrived from Texas
| on sisi;.-CoryAIlis Times.
Alhaay's total tax viii be * mills;
county and state, IS; city. S; city schools,
J. This Is seven mills lower than she
Salem tax Salem Statesman. In the
matter ct high taxes Draia with her I3&
mill school tax will have 30 rcsIre. See
list eise Nhere.
+ / Such arrived in AliSany this morning
from san Francisco.
4 Morris vent te Salem this econ with
big shipment II hay.
Z Butler. Of Philadelphia. will locate
IN Eugene and build a iioaring mill
Geo Humphrey, L deputy marsha.
weni .absye Swee; Home Wednesday 10 az
E,-si Mr Foll@; and Henry Jackson. on tie
charge a cutting timber on government
lands.
II VI Grant. Manager of the Northwest
Insurance company : in The city .oy the
| purpose ot figuring on the reinsurance ot
the business Il the Albany company Sew
erAl ether agents are also here f1- the same
ptlrpose
Sheriff Charlton. 4 Lake county. paid
visit 10 his father Charlton. this
wesk. Mr. Charlton says the p9ople of Lake |
! county are IN a deFlnralsge condition tinzn- |
clally. Their nouscs are rnoEtgasei. and |
there besng no narke. for farm products, |
/ they are unable TO par Of these mortgages.
s-rrase4ae=.sy they raasi os necessity lose
their homes Advance
Last evening vas ioyous occasion for |
Miss Lcstie Layton. il being che occasion |
Of the anniversary Of hsr eleventh birthday. |
a large number of her friends we're invited |
~ and the evening waS spent In games and |
ether means ot amusement. Miss Lorsa /
L2vton and Edith SmIck assisted IN enter |
| tanning. Refreshments were of course , |
pleasant feature Of the occasion. 'ihe fol !
lowing were present: Iona Hentou. EestA /
henion, L1cie Chamberlain. Marguerite |
Chamberlain, Vida Iias;on, .era Miller. |
Nellie Miller. Arlene Train. Flossie knecht. |
Carrie Frichari. Vcsta WallEce. Addie |
Schiller. Vinre Mayo. Io,tie LAYTON. |
Charles Chamberlain. Fa8l Wallace Victor |
/ G2lbraith. George Masion. George Prich- |
ard. Ileibers Burkhart, y smick. Jerrold
Crawford. Bruce EnFkhart. Rocky Mason, |
Johnny Barkhart. Memory Reiaeld. Prank |
. Layton.
TuE RELIEF ENTERTAINMENT at the
opera house nettssi as . for the Santialn
people /; went Of swimingiy. The NJ
{ A orchestra began the program and were
heard frequently during the evening fur
uishlng some exeei!en: music. Allen
Chamberlain was heard in a comic recita-
| ton. Mrs Langdon in a vocal solo. Walter
Ellis in a whistling solo. cnome ed. Maggie
| Murry and Eva Cowan IN piano solos, Grace
| Love in a recitation. the guitar qnarte; in
| popular selection. Miss Nora Leyss sang
After The Play" Rsuben Thompson was
enoored Ter Dutch defamation. The
/ Oregon Paict'c quartet. Jesse Barker. Bert
Van Cleye and Frank and Dell Simpson.
with the lights ont. and railroad lanterns
! burning csgptured the audience IN I'VE
medley. Bert Van Cleye by special request
sang The Bowery Grenadiers.
Cinderella was then presented to the enjoy
ment Of the audience. Grace Love was a
good Cinderella: Lillian Crawford did the
| Prince in an artistic manner. Helen
Crawford as Ellen and Mrs Cora Cofman
as Rose did some excellent acting. Mrs
Love filled the parts of god-mother and the
warden in an acceptable manner.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY Last night an
old gentleman by the name of Thomas
Redding aged about 20 years, residing at
the Walters hotel at jefferson. took
lantern and went out to an outhcuse. Up.
on opening the door he was viciously at
tackled Ly an unknown man, supposed TO be
a tramp, with bridge bolt and several
uply gashes cut about the head The old
maa dinched with the man, and in the
scuifie that ensued his lantern exploded
when the old man called for help. Before
it arrived the man had made good his es-
cape. Mr. Redding is said to have money
and this is given as the motive of
the attack Suspicion rests upon man
who has been in Jefferson but few days.