The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

This is The La, day for shooting ducks.
The Building and Loan association
meets Friday night al the W F Office.
: The o 2 pay car sSeni over the road 10
day paving of fur February, and iou,or
row will com flete the trip
The Portland Telegram publishes a sen.
saiional article about DR. Griffith, The
theosoph.s; lecturer ia Albany atew months
ago. A woman Is mixed up in ii.
Willard Price nominated BY the Popu.
lists OF Bea;on county for the office D
sheriff declines on the grounds that he Is
democrat A level headed rn1a.
The house committee on e.eciion o.
president AMI vice-PEesident has agreed Il
report = bill providing for the eIecii.n O
United States senator's bY direct vote o!
the people. twill Of course be set dowr
on 3y the millionaire senators ~i.o bough
their Offices.
A letter from ] " VIII. written from s
Helena, brings the sad ,idingS that ply
siciars there, 10 whom he wen. for med
icfl treatment. have Informed him that hs
is bryoE1 reach of their skill. He expect;
to return shortiy.-CorvalIis Times.
A dance will be given at the grange hal
across the Willamette tomorrow night
Cool music and good order are promised
Tickets, including lunch, will re only 7
cents per couple. A general invitation /,
extended.
Henry Bsackman today assumed the Of
ice of collector of internal revenue 10
Oregon and Washington. He announced
the following appointments; J E Bellin.
| ger, Portland. chief clerk, travelling dep
u,ies, E L Minis, Pendleton. B Muliay
Portland. a J Barlow. Gold Hill; 6auger
II c Dodson, HePPner.
The Eugene Register says: The foo,
ball teams of the Albany college and Tn
| iversity of Oregon viii play a game OF
the university Campus In this city on tn,
| 2+th inst The team here Is to be coached
| BY G NJ Young. They organized Monjal
evening and elected officers and will dri.
every day until the contest.
AZ the Circui, Co1r, in Eugene In tn,
case OF Perkins agi SteriG So.and argu
ments were made by Attorney Benedict
for the plaintiffs asking tina, the referee
findings set ne aside. and asking that tn
plaintiffs be allowed 10 file an amende,
comp 'aint. The same was resisted ty At
torneys Woodco-k and Geo 4 Doris, 70
defendant The court then gave no,ic'
that he would return 10 Il few days to hea
Attorney Kennedy In the matter.
Councilman Duncan Of Salem said In
city had $4,000 bonded debt, sos, so
floating debt. Making a total of siSl SOC
Dne from street assessments SI2,4I6, en-
gine house sale, $to.9I6. Net total inter
est debt Sr63 5S4. the total gross in,eres
charge Perannum on presen: debt, bonde
and outstanding debt. sr4.S7o. Total ne
Interest charges Sl3,65S. Total expens
for year S37, ,SoI. Ten mill tax for yea
$4,000. Total income for year $50, 900
Net deficit 1881.
DR. Jones, of sodaville, has been i
the city for q day or two.
Prof Wilkes returned this noon from
trip to Salem in the interest OF scho,
matters.
Mr. Robert Johnston, formerly editt
/ of the Times OF Corvallis, has been ar
I pointed postmaster at that city. n
Tbos Callahan, Of this city. and a sor
in-law Of Hon John Burnett.was pron
inent candidate for the place.
Miss Carl Kitchens, for years a residel
;, store in Albany. She arrived yesterds
: from San Francisco where che has be,
to purchase stock OF goods. and left th
morning for Albany, whittier the fami
will follow in few days to remain pc
manently.-Times.
DIR Fuller returned home last mig
from his trip to Honolulu. He was sew
days on the way to San Francisco.
, reports a pleasant as we'll as heathful G
pefience while on the islands. He h
no doubt at all that the queen will n
be restored. Even the natives do u
want her on the throne again; but q
, satisfied with the provisional COVER
ment. He found the native people the
l as honorable and upright as any he ev
met.
To morrow Mrs Jacobs leaves for an {
tensive visit with relatives in the Bay cit
From Albany she will be accompani
by Mrs Kohn and daughter .-Corvsl
Times.
: Mrs + Thompson is still with
daughter, Mrs Fortmiller, of Albany, W
has lost one child and has another v,
sick. Mrs Fortmiler herself is also
l II is thought the disease is something Ii
winter cholera. which prevails in the O.
and is considered contagious. -Corva
} Times.
Row AT SEELBURN.-In a row at Sh
burn, between Frank Titus and Piel
= Montgomery on Tuesday last, Montgo
cry cut Titus across the eyes with a c:
'd knife, making a terrible wound. viii
ss may result In the loss of one or both .v
N Our informant did not know the parti,