The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-13
The railroads are being appreciated now

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| The races at the fair ground began thi
afternoon at about 3 o'clock, to0 late 70
to-days paper.
San Francisco Examiners Of the 3rd ar
rived in Albany to day by Pacific steame
and Portland.
An exchange wan the law amended
50 that deputy county officers SiI be ect
ed by the People
The safe of w Inglc 4 Co. was blo~r
open Monday night anil s.. 90 was all tht
he morey secured at Philomath
There are two Classes Of people among
us, ne Who looks for the worst and one
for the test. To which do you belong?
The hot weather IS driving tine wheat
aphis eff tie wheat at rapid iate. Lit
tie damage has been done, and big crop
is assured
a horse OF Mr. Richardson, OF Scio en-.
'ered in the races at Lebanon for the 4th.
died on the morning of that day undcubt-
edly from poison.
The steamer Eugene has now adopted
4 rev time table. Her schedule is uo
SUNDAYS and edn-sdays-down Tves-
days and Saturdays.
The VIgilant was defeated of Scotland
yesterday by the Britannia though during
much the better sailing and leading
aaili The end Of the race.
UmafIlIa counfy poIsus.sts asv=s..izsA.x
of establishing populist stores at different
parts of the courty, percentage of the
profits 10 be used disseminating reform"
legislature. OF course there Is no proyis-
ions for losses.
The Stale shoot is occurring in Portland.
though the 0regonian does not seem to lie
aware Of the fact. The DEMOCRAT Is in
formed that Bogardus. Of this city, is
carrying of the honcrs, in fact is sweeping
the field.
The overland passed through Albany
last night for San Francisco. with Pullman
cars attached. deputy U s Marshall
Humphrey was on the train with twenty
one cepa,ies. TIE Southern Pacific
m cans business
The shsriffs Of all the co.u.;ies along the
5 T have been reque,tec 10 protect the
property OF the road In ihei.- respective
c9nniies. The large amount of taxes paid
by the rcad entities il 20 the best pro;ec-
iion TO 6e secured In lime like iisis.
The County Court of Cla,sop county
have provided for the following
salaries for deputies, much higher
than in NOS, counties: II ] wherrty. dep
uiy clerk, $40; T 6 Boiling, deputy
clerk. s7s: X G P-ael, deputy sheriff, sIIo: ::
III brennan, deputy sheriff, s7c.
About three hundiei men are now stop
ping Al Arlington with quite a 10; of fteIrns.
also work tain. says the Record. At
ling;on nss more the Appearance of min
ing camp Than The quies city IL was two
weeks ago. Tne empty houses are being
used for sleeping quarters. The hotels sre
doing rushing business. TIE s4.oons of
an evening rrm I'd ore @. the Gays of 'so
a special FROM klamath Falls says
nearly the balance Ct the town was drs-|
troyrd by ere Moadar. TIE barracks,
Wish ali The uniforms. saddles. etc, wal
destroyed. LosS $4,000. The county
treasurer los. his safe, ard abou; 5000
MAS contained In il. ooasissing OF cGrrenct
and coin. The currency ~Rs destroyed
and the gold and silver Is melted TO-
grthcE. The money wss 20 be turned oyer
TO sie newly elected treasurer today. A
hardware sio'e. = dr. goods store, the
Klamath Falls Express Otfi2e ard several
smaller bailcings wcse DESTROYED. Th-
entire loss will probebly anaoun; to $780,
600. with very h;sle insurance.
Dr Jones. Of Soi2ville. was doing Al.
bAny today.
" Z Chandler has ssaovei from Corvallis
40 Lebanon
Miss Ella McAisis;er. 1t Eugene. has
been in Albany, visiting friends.
Mr. Sam May. Of Harrisburg. came up on
the Moioc last evening, and took the noon
train fer his home.
Mr. u Waters. appears this week as
County Commissioner, and seems 10 81
into TIE Office In good shape
Mr. John Briggs has placed on our table
a sample Of the fines. gooseberTies We have
ever seen. They are Of the Warwick variety
and very juicy, swee; and palatablc.
4 former Albany minister recently
the groom did not have cent with which
times incident.
Mr. Burris. brother of Mrs Edward
Mnrry. and two sisters-in-iaw. VINO have
been visiting here several weeks. left today
for Duluth. MINI. accompanied by tao Of
Albany's popular ynung ladies, Misses
Maggie Murray and Mary Sprenger. who
60 TO make that city their home. They
will reside with their uncle. Mr. Burr:s
Mary's Peak is the rendezvous Of party
Of pleasure-seekers today. The party in
cluses Prof and Mrs Ted Pernot. Misses
Franc Parsons. Mabel johnson and :-e.tie
Wicks, and Messrs Eberhard. Marion
johnson. NJ Wyatt and Tecew, the latter
Of Albany they left yesterday morning
with eight horses as part Ct their eQaip-
ment, and If they are not safely on the
summit. they ought to be- They expect to
remain four or Eve days Corvallis times