The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-16
Dense fogs are prevailing IN ornings.

License has been Issued Tor the marrlag
of Edwin r Cummings and Addie v
Gourley.
Ben Hayden, the well known lawye
and statesman, pays taxes on ~$i6.g2o il
Polk county.
4 The largest hrysanthemum en- recor
was I3 inches In diameter. See II you cal
hunt up one half as big.
The men who robbed Jos Buhl nea
Lebanon are probably among those work
ing hardest to find the robbers.
James A Campbell, at one time resi-.
dent of Eugene, has been reelected
police judge of San Francisco.
The ladies of the NJ E church will Civ,
a chicken pie supper Oh Wednesday even
Ing, Nov IL.
The signal light at the S P depot ex.
ploded last night, causing little damage
though making considerable of q light fo
q few minutes.
A burglar last night entered the vare
of ] g Crawford and stole couple suit
OF underwear belonging to Mr. Crawfore
and son Bert.
There Is $685., $3.50 in the PortlanC
banks. That doesn't look very bad. Jus
put more of it In circulation and hare
times will not be heard Of
The Sa'em city election Is becoming
! somewhat lively already. The Statesman
Is openly fighting Tony Klein, 4 former
live business man of this city for r~nomi-
nation.
Eleven thousand and four hundred
dollars Is the amount of delinquent taxes
In Lincoln county for 1894 as shown by
~ .,,e
Jones BY Sheriff Lands.
Sheriff McFeron returned from Leba-
non to day where he had been to invrs.i-
gate the Buhl robbery. The club with
which Buhl was hit was found but no re-
liable clue 10 the robbers.
John Richards sale of horses ha We
already passed tue $1,000 matk and will
reach 81 400 before the end of the season.
Perfect horses generally have g market.
even when from abroad there come re-
ports of whole bands going at from $s to
$40 per ead.-Corvallls Times.
On Sunday morning DR. Hun found 4
hat floating down the Santiam ditch. As
nything that falls Ia the ditch Is easily
gotten out the query Is as 10 how this hat
got in It. As no suicide has been heard of
up the ditch and Il was before The recent
robbery 1t Is probably only an essray.
Uf the SIX DEATHS upon which A o u W
assessments were paid last month hve Of
then wers vi9lent. Two were from
drowning. one railroad accident, one
cFuhsed by machinery, one pistol shot and
the sixth tuberculosis. This should con-
vince The most skeptical OF The uncertain
v of life and the importance OF insurance
Frater.
The following appears in The supreme
court proceedings; II c Chamberlin. re-
spondent, VS.. George L Hibbard and.the
Savings and Loan society, corporation,
appellant; appeal from Multhomah county /;
argued and submitted. G e 6ammans.
attorney for appellant; F L Keenan,, at
torney for respondent.
F c Rankin and wife. Of Eugene. are in
the city.
Miss May Fulton is the new editor Of the
Pendieton Tribune.
Mrs Eugene Lafo,es. is visiting friends
In Portland
Ex-Sherif Jackson, of Halsey. has been
in the city tits afternoon.
IA Dummit. travelling Y MICA secre-
tary. Is in the city this afternoon
Ex-County Clerk Sutton of Lake Coun-
ty, has been in the city on business.
Prof Mckee, OF the occident, of San
Francisco, was in the city this forenoon.
Judge Fullerton went to Corvallis this
noon to relieve Judge Hewitt in the circuit
court.
Thomas Monteith mas rendered his resig-
nation as postmaster Of Albany to take
effect Dec /.
Mr. John Usher returned this noon from
Portland where be has been ia the hospital
for several weeks. He Is nearly reooveied
in health, feeling better than for several
years.
Ed Gay, who left a short time ago for
Texas, il back in Oregon already. A very
short time in that state was all be cared for.
He thinks Oregon good enough for him -
Junction Times.
Mr. A E Ketchum. Mrs Walter kescham
and daughter Lottie. and the son Of Mr.
Sam Mullen left this noonifor Salt Lake
City where they viii spend The winter.
The trip is made principally for the benefit
of Miss Lottie, who has nearly lost her
voice.
Mrs W Fl Aorehouse, mother Gf George
Morehouse, who was killed by TIE guntrap
in the store ON East Sixteenth street. has
returned from San Francisco where she
was when the affair took place. At that
time there was report to the effect that
Mrs Mcrehouse had separated from her
husband. She was deeply mortified on her
return to hear that this report had been
circulated, and denies that such is the case.
She went to California on business. and
will shortly leave for Eastern Oregon,
where her husband nov is on his farm
0regonian.
George Humphrey, deputy United
States marshal, passed through Rendle-
ton on the evening train Sunday with
five prisoners from Canyon City,.
Hicks, John Wash, ii. Jewett, Thomas
Morrison and NJ. J. Chambers These
were charged with interfering with the
passage of the United States mails "of
one thing am certain" said Deputy
Marshal Umphrey, "times are better in
Eastern Oregon than in the western part
of the state. You people up here have
no cause for special complaint. Pen
dleton E. o.