The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-12-14

4 LOTTERY PE0Fo-GTIcS.-I8e DEmo-
cRAr recently mentioned how several Eu-
gene mcn uere taken IN Sy buying So
worth OF Honduras National Lottery. Of
Seu Orleans. tickets. which never arrived
and would have been good for nothing
anygay. The sane pr0Dosidon vzs re-
oeiyed in ALBANY. and reads II the follow
ing green goods szyie: We wish TO 40
some good advertising in soar locality,
and knowing that no advertisement COM
nands attention lie a Prize winner ve
make yoa this proposition. which ne
trust you will keep ssxlcsly confidential.
II you will get 1p club and send us by
express $s5 with the enclosed order blznA
We will send yod twenty-five one-Efths
tickets, one will be IN a separate envelope.
and we guarantee II will win cot less than
SI0n0 Sosze Of the ether tickets IN the
package will also NJ" several small prizes,
be sure and send y0sr order by express
only. as re refuse 10 Henelve any mail.
Signed J II IoNHA9D 4 Co Gen'l Agts-
TEAr GUS.-Tks case of The state IS
Mrs VI P baker, charged with larceny By
nailee Of a gun belonging b s q Doris,
Of Albany. wac heard bT Ias.ite II A John
son, OF Salem yesterday afternoon. The af-
fair ended by the drfedans heing discharged
and the costs taxed to the private prosec1-
tor. which means that Sid will have 10
rustic for the costs or be IN hot water. 1t
seems that Mr norris was coming from
Crook county at the same nue Mrs Baker
was crossing the mountains He borrowed
IS Of Der, gave The gun as security, to he kept
as such certain length Of time. Ahcut a
tnontn after the time was up Mrs Baker
sold the gun fO- ss.25 and sent Doris the
IS cents. As the gun was worth about SO
be wanted il and rendered The money; but
il was too late. Then he had her arrested;
5utt he gun kicked backwards.
HAL 0FFIcERs.-At the meeting Of the
Rescue Hook & Ladder Co No held last
night the following Officers we're elected for
the ensuing year:
JR Wyatt. president
NJ ID Philips. secretary.
2 Propst, financial secretary.
Z Z Will, treasurer.
Van Wilson foreman.
Walter Worreii, lst assistant
ON Mcfarland, 2nd
Will Galhraith, tiIlerman.
JV Wilson was elected delegate to tha
board to fill the une=ptred term Of Jas.
Hunter, resigned.
NEW INSURANCE. CoMPASy.-Wednes
day articles Of Incorporation were fled for
the Farmers Cooperative Fire Insurance
Association of Oregon City. Ore The
officers Of the association are: u L Moore.
president; w A White, vice president; OIL
A Cheney, secretary; G H Dye, ueasurCr.
The associations system Is similar 10 the
grange. They take three tsnths Of premium
down and a premium note fer seven tentns
of cost for insurance, which will be held
subject to assessment in case Of emergency,
1t insures fSrm property and detached
dwellings in the suberhs of towns and
cities.-oregon City Courier
LIsr er PATENTS granted TO Pacific
states inventors this week. Reported by
c A Snow * Co, solicitors OF American
and foreign patents, OPP q S Patent Of
fee, Washington, ID c.
Bien, San Francisco. Cal. an-opener.
A Eloesser, San Francisco, Cal. machine
for laying cloth. III B Martin, Chino.
Cal. aading-machine. l. & Presley,
way. r A Chute, San Diego, Cal. bride
bit. w II Smyth, Berkeley. Cal. machine
| for making can bodies. &c. S Standish,
Gridley, Cal. fruit pitting machine. B
Whitehead, San Francisco, Cal. training
apparatus
In Coon. CoNptTIoS.-An exchange
boasted that the city of Florence, after
making many improvements was only Sl9
in debt. The Brownsville Times makes
this very poor showing compared with
| that city. The Times says: The above
is very good record we admit, but it
sinks into utter Oblivion when compared TO
the record made by the prosperous little
city of Brownsville The streets have been
improved. no assessments have been levied,
the city does not owe dollar and has up
wards of 5000 out on interest. Browns
vile is all o X
Cor ALL OF TnSM.-F II Bryant Of the
reform school returned home today with
four boys in his charge; Garfield Sutton.
of this city. and his two companions. who
had run away from the school. and Thomas
Mckay. young half breed boy, who was
charged with killing his cousin, James
Longtai, a boy about The same age, while
out in beat, at Milwood. last summer.
The csu,t at Roseburg had ordered him
sent TO the school Mr. Bryant is sure
catch. when it comes TO runaway boys,
HEAD INJURED. DIR Maston received a
dispatch this afternoon that Mr. Alex Bran
don, one Of tie prominent farmers OF the
county had met With an accident. serious
ly injur;ng his head. Particulars were not
given. DIR Maston at once left for Mr.
Brandon's 8 home near Shetid.