The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

awhile after midnight. Only a sinai
amount of rain fell.
A man ran into bicycle In Salem am
both sides were injured. For once IN,
bicyclist was not blamed.
To night at 10 O'Clock, Il the afposphrr,
Is clear, the ILLUMINATION o. Mt Hood may
be seen. The best place Is at the depot
The fisst wheat sacks let out this fsaso,
were taken from the warehouse OF 6
Simpson& Co by @ Buekncr OF Millers.
dr Obey Woodwork has sold his game,
three } ear old Atwood Breeze 10 jane
Wilson, This u one ol the best animals II
Albany.
The. big Salem cannery stands grand,
gioomg and SILENT. Why II takes al
sss v4laeae money to pay taxes. - Ind<-
The> AlFany young men xho went south
few days ago 10 work on The p, II is
Iearned have all been put 70 ~ogk.
They will run from Ashland south.
The Salem Journal says that nsxer fke
new law ihh skssiff,s faiary l. $3oook I
year. depuiies $asoo. Cpsak gs GOO. den.2k
.ti9a x2nnQ scpfsief. III l<pnsies - s
- Stfike&arc inR zhons u n
fo.Ashe grievances ef lztof "a a barbed
wIre fence on our northern frontier would
be = remedy for the northern BLIZZARD
Independent.
An Albany dog has been naFred Debs,
q very good name for dog as it Is short
and quickly attracts attention. The future
of this canine will be watched with interest
and II he doesn't cause trouble In the
household IL will he a wonder
The big suspension bridge at Oregon
City caught FIRE Tuesday and only for
almos, Immediate discovery 1t would have
burned down, 1t is supposed that the fire
started from either n cigar stub or piece
of match. No material damage resulted
as the fire was discovered la time.
TIE north end of Calapooia street and
the streets running into l., are being Inn
proved by the grade being cut down and
the streets grayeled and cleaned in a
manner that Is very creditable to property
owners and the city.
The Railway Union men now claim
that the burning Of cars was done by the
railroad nlen themselves for effect. There
will be an Immense cloud Of smoke before
this matter Is over, and perhaps consider
able FIRE.
The overland passing Il rough Alesry
Tuesday night reached San Francisco this
forenoon without any disasters. The one
from San francisco will arrive tonigh,
abont :: % having been delayed several
hours on account of the necessary ,rans-
fer at Mott II experienced no difficulty
in getting through.
Wm Miller has consigned his last years
crop Of hops 10 London. England firm
He received an advance of $4,000. The
hops ne already aboard the ca-s
and will be ship2td on the first train.
These are fine lot nf hops and ought 70
bring good price.-Eogene Guard.
The Heppner Gazette says that the coun-
ty co1rt has refused 10 allow Deputies
fer ei.her the sheriff or clerk tor the rex.
two months. The question will again DC
considered a, the next term OF court. The
public will urders,and that both officers
are now sAlIricd, receiving according 10
Law ;, 400 each.
Judge Strahan came up from Portland
this noon.
] NJ Ralston and family are rus,ics,ing
at faquina Bay.
The c + society Of the L Church
gave a pleasan. lawn party last evening
At the home Of + p Mating.
Miss Amelia Seuders went TO Ysquina
Bay this noon. Also Mrs Walter Mon
teiths ana n - fipna ssEfE nusi Fsrsisyy
Prof Condor. the veteran geoiogist d
the State University. and wife. went q
Yaquins today for their summe outing
Prof Tyree, the new superintendent ol
the Albany schools, wife and ak child.
rem arrived in Albany this noon, and
will begin house keeping as soon as s
suitable house Is secured
Mr. Will \ Miller, OF Crosby, Wash.
Formerly oi this city, has accepted pos
tion with Linn county harvesting out
ii, and will he in Albany in few day.
& beg in business.
Mr. II NJ Beall, OF Albany, started on
visit to this city q few days ago, but be
ing i'll. stopped in Portland until his va
tion expired. and then returned TO his
Office work in Albany.-The Dalles T. NJ :.
Mr. A Parker, who recently returned
from Clacka amas county, was in the edge
of the small cyclone that swept through
that county. about which so much Was
said by the papers A hop house was
blown down, 4 hay barn wrecked, and
trees and fences blown about. II was a
very lively wind for Oregon.