The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-31
FRIDAY

pany to engage in Tie manufacture of a
car pusher, device IL vented BY MIR :$ee-
man and upon which Le recently secured n
patent. The affair is quite a simple con-
trivance, being piece Of steel so constrnct-
ed as TO fit the fiange os II car wheel aad Is
attached to lever that affords great power.
Unlike the pinch bar, whose use in starting
a car requires the strength Of Samson and
which evidences tendency to lift the ear
rather than turn the wheel The Beeman
car pusher causes the wheel 10 turn with
out much outlay Of strength TO the operat
or. At each stroke of the lever the, ilange
slips backward on the revolving wheel tins
affording n new leverage and increasing
tie momentum A. the car advances. II has
a capacity sufficient TO move from FIVE 10
ten ordinary cars and Is designed especially
for use on sidings Rhere no locomotive is
at hand. Railroad men in this city who
have seen the iayclls.gn say that there has
been nothing sinislfe 10 it ever paced on
the market. Il ii.Is long felt want and
the company that undertake its manufac-
tU - ought TO NEE. with slccess.-Gazette.
CogFrDEsT OF SUCCESS. - Hon John
DAILY came out from the lay Tuesday ana
Will represent Lincoln county on the board
ct segregation Ia the tax matter. In con-
versatitn with Gazette reporter relative
TO bis proposed extension Of The Oregon Pa
cihc. Mr. Daily expressed himself AS being
confident Of ultimate success. He Sass all
the necessary funds can be had for com
pletiug the work the parties who advance
the money can be secured On the sixteen
miles of newly built roadbed an tack.
here would probably be 10 trouble on this
score as the company making the extension
would be entitled to statutory lien upon
the road built by them. The sticking
point seems TO be, net so mueh in seeming
the necessary funds, as in getting the matter
in tangible shape for the organization Of a
company tc complete the work Th road
bed for a distance of four miles is already
completed and Is part Of the martgaged
premises now in the hands cf the coart
This Is also true Of the righ. of way over
the entire sixteen mile. The question
that c1nfr0nts MIR naly and his CO worker
Is: Has the court the l-gA' right 10 maze
an order in the premises that will no b.
laden with cand'ti rs sufficient to render
oonsummation Of the project impassible-
Corvallis Gaxeite
RUSAwAY ACCIDENT. - Miss NAnas
BashOr met with quite an accident whis.
visiting with her sister, yrs Massey. j.
Marion county. Miss Bash aoeampsfie<i
by her little niece started Tor hosne 81
tuesday IN b0ggy and whcn passing
team The ho.se became frightened =, a stlct
et wood laying by the roadside, sId L-sAl
kicking and started to rrn. npses:iGg tn.
buggy in ditch about t-res feei deep. ,aIs
brok= the top and seat from the b1ggy also
ihEoalug Miss Bashog and niece cot al t,Ae
sans Time. The horse ran on with the re-
ulainder os the buggy aud overlook Miss
Sadie hashor and sister. Mrs Z Baltimore.
n another baZgy When Sadie SAVE tbs
horse coming she caused /. 20
run IN ditch some feet deep and the lines
becoming tangled around a telegraph rols |
caused tie hurse 10 stop. The young ladies |
ssne pretsy badly bruised tus IL il hopei |
nothing serious. After gathering up the |
fragrants and taxing them back about six |
miles they proceeded GA their journey hu; |
they preferred the cars and left the buggy |
Review
AckESxsE FAILS. The F,-.s rsasny tour.
SIS from the CasCz-.cs are enthusiastic over
4 least one sosne IA the mountains. the
Mckenzie falls Itr 6Tier stated 30 the /
Nan ab0as Town thai they were @sooni 10
Niagara f5r gVansiear among those be hss
.Ser seen IN toe [ 5. Situated in psr4ur-
ssqne placs with great mountain scenery
them. sbeT present \ sight 1f@
night vel 80 = long says 10 witness. Ab1a;
% ieet vide. they leap IN beautiful body
I water 80 seet 10 the rocks below. A
DALLAS lawyer was IN the mountains az the
4nc. and having kodak took tine snap
u the falls. said 10 he the srst photograph
'Ses taken Of then. presenting a picture
ios offered By any other scenery in the
sascsades. Some of the pic.arss. As well a.
hose of Clear and Fish lake and other
.lrhts, will be in Albanv IN q tea days
| here i big held for the photograph
around Fish Lake. and great mani have
Curiosity 10 see on card beard the sights
th"ns.
Now Is JAiL-Csnssahle Morgan ar
-ised from r.lnesii'e SUNDAY with the
wo bays, John Ismiiion and Stanley
Robinson. CHARGED With horse ,i=a:Ing. |
he trial wss held before Justice Loselee |
Tuesday and seSaIied In ihe boYs being |
held 10 appear before The next gra.3 jary
Bonds were fixed al ssoo each. which
hey were unable 20 furnish and they acre
placed IN The eouary jai. The hamil,cn /
boy Is son of Mrs Julia Hamilton, near
SodaTille. The Robinson bows pareals |
moved away from Sodavilte precinct some |
time ago and left the Soy TO r7s,le for
a Lone NAMED HoRsE A Ruther-
fcrd, os Marion. Of Oregon Beauty stock, |
writes 10 the state fair managers concern |
ing the matter of exhibiting one Of the |
horses II the coming fair. He |
says: have a very fine horse and he has |
longer hair at the age labout years. than |
the old horse. He IS pretty specimen OF |
horse-itesh bus | could't show MIN cut Of
doors rs his tail lies on the ground about
two ard one half feet. The name of this |
horse reaches almost to the hoofs and when
spread over the animals back together
with the flowing tai completely envelopes
him as though by a blanket Statesman. |
LIFE LINE BRoKE. The breakers hare
been rtlling high at Nye Creek for several
days. Yesterday afternoon there was a
live cross current. Aboul six werc out at
the end of the life line. having good time
riding the heavy breakers when the Ire
line broke and an exciting time occurred.
1t being feared for awhile that several
would be drowned. All succeeded in get
ting TO the beach. Miss Woodsen was
nearly drowned in the effort. while Prof
w Fl Lee and Rev Prichard. who were ut
the end of the line were exhausted and all
were terribly frightened. Rev Prichard
returned home this noon and reports a very
close call.
WHEAT.-Mr Stockman, of the Red
Crown Roller Mills, reports the wheat
coming in to be of excellent quality, and
judges from reports that the crop is
about % per cent short. 81 cents Is be-
ing paid. Only small quantities are be-
ing sold. The mill is receiving all the
orders it can fill for -four. 1t takes rust
ling to secure old wheat enough for
grinding.
Local INVENTION Marion county has
an inventor in the person of q f Brown of
Stayton, w,.o has had patented a steam
motor or pump which is highly spoken of
by the Scientific American, which describes |
ii as "a motor designed 10 be worked ad- |
by either steam or water and |
which may be readily converted into |
pump. The description given
shows an economic arrangement of shafts.
cylinder, rings, pulleys and valves for the |
and uses of the forces neces-
sary to perform the intended functions.
The Albany Social Club viii mest At
their hall on rext Monday evening. when
the regular election officers will occur.
WHLI YoU ARE at lT yoa had better
qui. being clam and take your laundry
to the Albany Steam Laundry. Only
white labor is emnloyed, tn q tothes are