The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-02-02
An ILnAxY NAY Rrrrnrr.-Judge Fpl.

Az ALBANY NAS RETEREE.-Jujge Fal
lert5n refused TO dissolve the injunction in
the case Of II & Perkins Il al against J +
Noland. sheriff Of lane county, and The
testimony will be taken This Is one Of the
most important cases ever tired In thai
county and is exciting great interest; An
Albany man was honoresi By being ap-
pointed referee az follows: "lt il hereby
ordered tina; Ii Watson. of Albany. Linn
county. Oregon. lie, and Is. hereby ap-
pointed referee in the above entitled cznss,
to take and report .hs testimony therein,
and 20 tnd the fzcu and tho law iherefrom
and report the same on Or before the first
day OF the next regular tam Of the court,
to-wit: Monday. March ). 1894. And il
10 further ordered that said ieferee may ap
point stencgrapller to take the testimony
in said causes. The appointment Of NJ
Watson is a good one.
l. Finn. ] T Amis and A II Kennedy
are attorneys for the plaintiff. and NJ l.
Pipes. 4 c Woodooek and Geo A DorrIs
for the dsfendent.
Nor FoR PExSoYER.-It is reported that
hundreds Of families are suffering for the
actual necessaries of life on the Santiam.
1t will be discovered after time thG; Gov
ernor Pennoyer wasn't SO very far astrsy
after all.-oregon Independent. TIE In
dependent peoples party oTnits stating
the cause Of the suffering on the Santiam,
TO make wee little pcint tor Governor
Pennoyer. II the officers Of the Oregon Pa
cihc railroad had paid the settlers and bus
| iness men of that mountain country the
thousands OF dollars due them for work and
| supplies. instead Of bedeviling the earnings
| rs fha,
for the actual nscessaries of life on the SAN
tam. This isn't tally for Pennoyer.-
Oregon City Courier.
A SALEM AccIDEST.-Y ester,lay morn
ing Miss Grace scriber slipped and fell on
the porch at her home ON South CONNER
cial street, seriously injnring her knee. She
| will probably be confined to her bed for
several weeks. This was the same knee
that was hurt by an accident at the coas;
last summer, which adds to the seriousness.
of the injury This accident is especially
unfortunate as the cards are out for her
wedding, which was to have taken place
next Wednesday evenin .-SIlem Journal
The fortunate young man is Fred Hol-
brook, OF Colfax, Wash.
RATHER THIS.-Scott Logan, Scotch
msn who has been in Salem two or thre.
years engaged in various uncertain occupa
tions, says he recently received from Scot
land 1880 which he sent to San Francisco
and had bet on Mitchell's winning yester
days fight. Mitchell didn't win ant
neither did "Scotty" He is now scrub
bing Salem saloons for living. There j.
some doubt about his ability to raise $780,
but it is known that he did receive somi
money from abroad lately.-Salem Demo
crat.
For STEALING. Prosecuting AT
torney Wyatt returned from Lebanon las
night where he had been to prosecute Johl
Marks for stealing two watches, $40, han
and other things from the house of hi
! brother William, at Tallman. A scare
warrant resulted in the articles being foun,
} in the formers house The defendent wa
} held Under $500 bonds to await the actio
, of the grand jury. He is said to be som
/ what non compos mentis. Several month
0 ago he had trouble with his brother, result
Y ing i'll his arrest.
Our OF BusINEss.-The Farmers
Merchants Insurance Co have decided to q
out of business, the directors having com
a | TO that conclusion last evening, though tn
/ matter has been under contemplation sew
eral weeks. Reinsurance will be the plar
already partially arranged for. 1t will /
o completed in few days, if done, and Ii
change made at once.
The continual succession of bois, PIN
plies, and eruptions from which many sui
fer, indicates an impure state of the bloo'
> The most effective remedy Is Ayers Sar
saparllla. 1texpels the poisen hamlessl
|, through the natural channels, and leave
> the skin clean and clear.