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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22

AUD boz accordance with law and the order OF
Che board ~ directors mluu on Che fifteenth
parcel of rt1uA nr may ug uCuvHFHrI Will lu
Hl q 80 Che uIurr uf tHH secretary, Ht Room NJ
ugarryt National Uaus huluins SAT- Lake
CITY, Utah, ON Ihurl1Y. Che lhirI day OF
January lsIA. 90 au'Clpc. poo, 90 pay Che DC.
NTHurnt uaHrHHmput together with tlu c1stf OF
a4tyrfiHlnE and gNUuuHH OF sale.
ISAAC JENNINGS. Secretary.
40 a meeting ~ tho board Of directors OF
tNu Grizzly Mining Co, hold no their ONCE Ou
January End, lr3, tne above sale was poet,
UunGd tD Monday. January ltth, l-li, at same
ISAAC JENNISGz.
Secretary.
- n meeting Ot tho board NJ directors OF
tho Grizzly Mining Company hold 90 their
UnC0 ON January lifu, lsl, the above sale
woe postponed 10 Thursday, January 2ith,
lsJa 1T same slime anu place.
ISAAC JENNINGS.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Point Coas1IIatrdl irrigation Company.
Location %. principal place OF business, Oul.
Iuu NutuI, Nu.. second Hnlih street,
SALE Lake city Utah Territory.
NOTICE, IUHUE ARB DELINQUENT
~ upon che following described stock, ON
account ~ aHHrsau0ut SO. %, LEVIED 600 tho
lItl Gay uf November. 1894, Che several
amounts set 0puIHIio thH names of the ru.pUg.
tiN0HUlfu HIuU. ulIIUrH "a. fll.uWs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22

lu tho lrnNNiN court ln Nul INt HAlk AHAAN
O1ulty, 4uulorY ut Utah.
In the matter OF She estate Of George
uuufurd. deceased
NOTICE Is rEEEuY GtyLS THAT
~ Ela snow uuufuIi, EAucutrlH of Tho
Hrt Will ana tustnmuBt OF George buuiuflf
deceased. bloc rruuutsI for settlement, aud
uIUd in said court uual account 81 hur admin
isttlt0u Of saId cataIo aud petition Tor dis
UUlrEa lf vArrutrIs, and that Wednesday, mo
.IfI day NJ January, q. %. lsh. 90 ll O'Clock
%, m., at IhO tOuI. Room OF Hniu Court in
tho County Court House. salt Lnho ti'y uui
County, Utah IuTritoTy, hlH been duly appoint
uu Uy lie judge uf bBlu Court, Tor tnc HUluc-
mOut uf said account and hearing ahId petition
Cor uisrntrru OF UNerutrlA, ut which umo aud
place any ptrfuu Interested 300 Hlli estate may
uupUBr and show cause. 10 any thcr1 De- why
r5It account should not hC settled and OPP
proved aud dIHoha SO OF vserutrN made ~
dated December %, a. D. i.lL.
Il y. MELON,
CLERK Of tho Probate Court.
Hyi t.JAyk, Deputy.
IuAs. No. srEyLNf, Attorney.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
ln the Probate Court, boo lud for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
Ia she matter of tho Estate OF bells
Anderson, deceased.

IN the Probate Court, boz aud Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
Ia the matter of tho Estate Of bells
Anderson, deceased.
NOTICE IS ILHLHY GIVEN THAT
~ Cecilia Anderson, executor uf the lhft
vii and Testament NJ said deceased, has
rendered Cor settlement, aud uIGl lu tHld
court. her nual account 10 her lpmiu|s trat'ln
% Hnld rstltO and puuuuu Cor final distribution
of che residue N said raiate among tnc par
sons ruuugd thereto, and that IugfdaY, tH0
.tu day uf January, A. %. lsai, Af Iuu'rlUHk
o. co. az tho court room OF Ha.l court iu tho
County Court House, HAIt Lake titY and
County Ut1h Territory, has been duly uu.
pointed by the judge NJ said court. Tor tho
settlement Of HuiI account and hearing HAll
prUUOu Tor distribution lt which time ana
place any person interested boz said estate may
appear amt chow rhurUs DO any there Doc, why
SAID account should not lc artued mid up.
proved amt nnM diftuUuuou made ah prayed
Tor,
Datod, January oh. a. -, isll. .
g. o.. STANTON,
CLERK u Probate Court.
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Disirct Ia It.H Tcrriiory.
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der. NouiHmtu stoIumau. Isaac NuNCr ana
samuel lutior. 90. manner o. HutIer brothers
than Ulrr. ID TIsomHu auI b.. Michael. co.
partners a. Wrc. Silk 6 Company. b. ~ iiu..
on, LdwAri Merrill. samuel Nerril gnd
fson Merrill q Company. ii1Wari
JaHfCy and John ~. p. Woodruff
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llri -uspcndcr COMPANY. corporation O. b.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22

Manufacturer and denlor In all kinds
Of Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins and Caskcts.
Full limo OF Coffin Furnishlugs Kept
constantly ON hand.
Telephone aud telegraph orders
promptly filled.
Opon Day and y irht.
Factory and Warcronma No. 25l l.. ist
South rs hluoks cast or Thsaior.
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0ELlNoulNr ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Noucs-Ibo Grizzly Mining
Company.
Location OF Principal T. AGO Of business salt
LnAC City, UtIu.
Location OF Wor.s3 White riao Co, Nevada
NOTICE - THENs ARE DELINQUENT
- upon tho following described tturk on
account ut uHHrssm me- lowed on Che 18th day
of November 1884, tIu several amounts sos
opposite the names OF the rospCutiYu aharc.
NuIUrfH nH fUI|UHHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-22

In tho Probate Court tn and for SAT- Lake
Oouaty, 4uulorY oi Utah.
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aILANpO PRATT seo'y.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
wHDNESDA
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Senator Dawson was in Salem yester-
day.
Mr.. f. L. Thompson, OF Portland, il
in the city.
Mr.. Bob Donovan, the pioneer drum
mer, is in the city today.
Mr.. Jos. A. Tyler, Of Salem, former
Albany man, was in the city today.
Mr.. Miller, Of Buena Vista, is in the
city today, after trip along our busi-
ness streets he declared that he would
bring band OF cows up here to clean
the grass out.
David Froman, John Althouse and
Frank Froman returned last night from
Fish Lake. The most exciting event in
their trip was the loss OF pocketbook
containing $I2 by Mr.. David Froman.
Miss Schulze, daughter OF Rev. Schulze
of Salem. spent last night in Albany the
guest OF Rev. j. T. Albeit, and left this
morning for Berry. where she will re-
main some time for the benefit OF her
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falkenburg arrived in
Albany this noon, the latter from Eu-
gene, and will be received at the Opera
House tonight no doubt by big house.
Mr.. Falkenburg is said to be a fluent
talker and a great story teller. Those
hearing him will become interested in
the Woodmen OF the World.
From Albany, says the Salem States
man, comes the pleasing information that
\. NJ. Newport, a prominent young at
torncy OF that city and formerly stu.
dent of Willamette University, and Miss
Emma Cougill, daughter OF ]. B. Cou-
gill, will be married on Wednesday
June 5th. Mr. Newpoat has served AZ
Justice OF the peace oil Albany quite sue
cessfully ard is 4 most worthy gentle
man.
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Tangent Items.

Tangent, May 2S, 1885,
The benign c0unien2nee of Uncle Ben
heiIel, OF Salem. i smilIngou the many
friends In and around Tangent
Mrs. L. J. Houck viii have large
barn constructed on her farm this sum
mer. Jim Vest and Dir. Ace will do tbs
carpenter work Mr.. John CanoTAn viii
build new barn and = new dwelling.
The cold wet weather has begun to
turn the fail wheat somewhat yellow.
Prof, II. II. White. of Rock Hill, was
seen on our streets last Saturday. We
wonder what his attraction L.
Mr.. L. F. Smith informs us that some
sneak thief went nto his berry patch or
last Sunday and stole all the ripe berries
on the vines, and not satisfied with that
they pulled mp some OF the vines He
and his wife have . tent stretched up or
his place and they intend TO live thers
and project their berries.
We notice Mr.. Oliver Mcfarland, O:
Albany, comes TO Tangent very frequent
ly OF late; wonder why7
Rev. Peter A. Moses and son Victor,
OF Corvallis, were seen here o. last Sat
uriay.
Quite large 10; of beans have beer
planted this year in and around Tangent
Mr.. David Mum intends leaving 70,
Indiana IN few days, TO be gone al
summer.
Another wedding is on the tapis IL
Tangent, on railroad avenue.
Mr.. John Scott and ALI Blevins tool
trip to Oregon City to attend the stat,
grange.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
HOME AND ABROAD

Sodaville mineral water on draught al
F. II. Pfeiffet's. A very healthy drink.
All persons friendly to fraternal insur.
ance are especially invited this evening tc
the Woodman Of the World exercises at the
opera house.
The taxes Of Lane county for 1894 have
all been paid out but sI4,862 81, the
amount paid being sI05, ,2s5 20. This is a
splendid showing.
An excursion train will run TO Lebanon
on June 6 for the accommodation OF those
wishing TO attend the fraternal picnic
which promises to he the greatest picnic
event at Lebancn this year. Round trip,
10 cents.
County Treasurer Morris yesterday re
mitted the last CT Linn county's share ol
the state taxes 10 the state treasurer, the
remainder having been remitted in small
amounts as collected. s23,966. .1G has been
RENTED in all
Among the floral offerings tomorrow
will be box of flowers sent by Anna Ella
Correll lodge Of Ladies of q A. X from
San Jose to Fair Oaks lodge Of this city
The gift will be greatly appreciated.
Dr.. Adams, of the Albany Dental Parlors
wishing to make businss trip east wil
pay competent dentist 500 per month tc
take charge OF his practice for month n
SIX weeks. Applicant must be pasted in
painless filling and extracting teeth.
The Salem FIGURING mills are receiving
10 600 bushels of wheat from Harrisburg
via the Southern Pacific Three Thousand
bushels arrived yesterday and tie remand
er will probabsbIy reach the granary TO-
day. The quotation at the mill is Al
cents-no change since Saturday States
man.
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q. L. Porter Indicted.

4 dispatch from Seattle states that the
steamer Willapa arrived today, bringing
Alaska news as follows: Ex-Marshal
Porter, OF Alaska, has been indicted by
the grand jury AZ Juneau for embezzling
$Il22, received for scrip issued for wit
ness fees. The scrip was iss ued by
Adolph Meyer, his confidential clerk.
The merchants who hold the scrip claim
the witness fund was short the amount
in question. Special Treasury Agent
Murray, who has been investigating this
matter, has also demanded from f. o.
Sylvester, Max Endelman and J. +. NAL
oney, an accounting of over $1,000 sent
them in checks from the First National
bank. OF Portland, the United States de-
posi,ory.
The opinion here is that this is prob
ably spite work on the part OF Meyer.
Mr.. Porter had Meyer arrested and il is
thought Meyer is trying TO make Mr..
Porter responsible for Il. While per-
haps responsible eivilly for Meyers mis-
deeds i; is not a. all likely he can he
held eriminally for them, which Is ev-
identity what Is being tried.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
oregon State Grange.
ORRGos CfTY, May @.

ORRGos CfTY, May %.
Editor DenzOcrdf.
The Oregon State Grange convened at
Oregon City, May 2Sth, 1894.
Called to order promptly by Worthy
Master J. Voorhees,.
Committee ON credentials reported
those who were entitled To seats as rep
resentatives.
Roll call found almost the entire dele
CATION present.
but the chaplain.
The delegates took hold OF their work
promptly, and quite number OF resolu-
tiOns were offered for the consideration
OF those who have the work before them.
After adjournment a; in the evening
we were all treated to an excursion on
the Westside electric railway TO the
mouth OF the TuaIitau river and back.
This was pleasant trip and e5 was the
number which were seated IN two of
their fine cars.
At s O'Clock in the evening We listened
to an address by David Lubin Of Sacra-
mento Cal. on his theory of a bounty on
exports. Mr.. Lubin is fine talker and
is q man who Is well posted, having
travelled extensively over large portions
of Europe
We expect large crowd Of visitors to-
day and tomorrow as many will not at.
tend the first day.
Every one seems TO be enjoying them
selves nicely and we are expecting q
pleasant time throughout the entire
session.
Mr.. Lubin will be az Tangent On Sat
urday June lss. II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
Notice to Donation Claimants.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND Cprrcn

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
OREGON CITY, On. Nav IL, '95
To all persons having made settlement
upon tracts of land within this district,
and given notice, as required by law.
that they claim such lands as donations
under the provisions oi the act of con-
gress entitled "An act to create the Of
flee of suryeyor-general OF the public
lands in Oregon and to provide for the
survey and to make donations to settlers
of The said public lands" approved Sent.
81, 1850, and the various acts amenda-
tory and supplemental thereto, and to
their heirs, deyisees, grantees, and all
persons making claim to such donation
claims whether by descent, devise, iu-
dicial sale, or conveyance in good faith,
who have hitherto failed to make and
file in the proper land Office final proof
of such claims.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN IN
accordance with the requirements of
section OF the act of congress approved
July 20, 1894, and in pursuance OF the
directions of the commissioner of the
general land office that they are reuuir-
ed TO appear at this Office and make and
file final proofs for such claims and per-
feet their title thereto before the Ist day
of January, 1896, and that if they fail so
to do within that time such donation
claims will be held to have been aban-
doned by them, and the lands embraced
therein will be restored to the public
domain as provided in said acts of con-
gress OF July 26th, 1894.
Given under our hands this llth day
OF May. 1895.
PETER PAouEr, ROBERT 4. MILLER,
Receiver. Register.
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5000

4 THEATRICAL TRKAT.-So theatrical
troup ever in Albany deserved a larger
audience than Clement Bainbridge's New
York company in Alabama last night
Our citizens were given some high grade
comedy rarely Witnessed. Most comedy
nowadays consists of exaggeration and
yulgarity. A pleasing contrast Is offered
in Alabama, in which the humor is
presented 50 smoothly and naturally that
one hardly realizes its presence, but when
once absorbed, In = manner TO admire as
well as TO cause healthy but not violent
laugh. The play Is clean throughout, the
performers are all artista, of grade not
generally IN the performances presented
in our city To mention one il Is nee
essary 20 mention all. The play Is very
Southern, displaying in 3 natural way
Southern characteristics and ehiyalry,
presenting many striking scenes and sit
c2;ions; entirely devoid of tragedy, but
while AZ times causing emotion. only in
way TO create pleasure IN the audience.
The play Is fascinating one, put On IN
superb manner, and those who see it
viii remember j; long after forgetting
the common trash Of the stage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
ALBERT BRowNELI, secretai
Albany Or, May 10, 1895.

Joe Purdom is now station agent of the
S. p, at Grants Pass.
Architect w. d. Pugh, of Salem, was
in the city today.
Mrs. Geo. L. Craw died at Eugene on
last Sunday at the age of 4S years.
Prof. Wilkes left this noon for Ann
Arbor where he win take two years
course in law.
j. G. Meyer and son have returned
from their trip to Lane county, and re-
port pleasant fishing experience.
A pleasant social party was held last
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
A: H. Martin, enjoyed by number of
friends.
Mr.. Fred W. Piper, an attorney of
Lewiston, Idaho, is in the city, meeting
old friends. He viii in few days go up
the valley and remain a little while at
Albany and Salem.-Oregonian
Mr.. Josiah Finn, of Waterloo, was in
the city today. He reports business i'm
proving around that place. The wooden
mill is now running and is paying lli5
cents for wool, and as that is quite
sheep country it is putting considerable
money in circulation.
From reports OF the very sociable
Grand Consul F. A. Falkenberg who
made an official visit to Oak Camp of w.
OF the w. OF this city, it appears he is
the king OF story tellers. That one on
black baliing being the most ludicrous
and mirth provoking on record.-Rose-
burg Plaindealer.
Miss Ollie Thompson arrived SATURDAY.
from a ten months tour Of various states
with the Aamold concert company. Herr
Aamold has gone to Seaside, Clatsop
county, for a r,sst, but in three weeks he
will again take up his fiddle and bow,
and accompanied by Miss Thompson will
make tour of the state to the north of
us.-Corvallis Times.
The commencement exercises this year
promise to be of an entertaining char
acter. The sophomore class will present
drama "Under the Laurels." The
graduating class will be heard in ora
tions which will be of good order. The
class will consist of Misses Mary VIII
liams, Abbie Fry and Ollie NJ. Baltimore
in the regular course, and Edna Breck-
enridge and Rena McCully in the nor
on Wednesday June 10.
head Consul faIkenburg and wife, OF
the Woodmen OF the World, passed
through Albany this noon for Corvallis.
At Eugene last night he was given a big
house and 81 new members we're
otained, making l67 in all. His first IL
lectures resulted in 5l7 new members.
Mr.. Falkenburg will meet Woodmen of
the World at ) O'Clock tomorrow after
noon, and Mrs. Falkenburg will be glad
to meet the ladies of Albany At the Re-
we're House parlors during the afternoon.
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Oakville.

The beautiful showers of the last few
days have caused the late gardens to
spring up and has been benefit TO all
growing crops, but we welcome the ad-
vent of old Sol again.
We are surprised at the stupidity OF
some people in this age of enlightenment.
A few weeks since we announced the
fact that 1.-TWO of the second nine of the
Oakville base ball club possesses only
seventeen fingers, chat is one had nine
and the other eighth A few days since
gentleman said 81 came all the way to
Oakville 10 see seventeen fingered base
ball player" We are sorry that we
couldn't accommodate him, but our
Johnnies don't need fingers to beat any
thing that will come against them and
they can all read and understand plain
English.
The engineer at the saw mill says he
can be as stylish as anyone if his mus.
tache isn't as large as Jim Morgan's.
R. G. Jinkin called on us yesterday,
he has been at Yaquina for over month.
We saw a song (if song it might be
called) that was sung at the convention
of the Young Mems Republican club al
Portland. Well, we wonder if professed
christians can listen to such stuff and
not protest ! Can they go on and vote
with men that would sing or write such
vile stuff? AMIcus.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
At the Bay.

Mr.. ]. 6. Holc0me has commenced
the survey Of ,he lAy and as soon as the
tug Gen. Wright arrives from Coos hay
the work OF the survey OF the bar viii be
commenced. The survey is 10 ascertain
shat changes has been going on since
the last survey. and 20 locate the cur
rents and 20 estimate their velocity.
The result Of this work l. OF much i'm
por;Anee.
Superintendent, Clarke Of the o. &. &
e, has been spending d2y or 50 in
Newport, looking after the interests Of
his road. He said 10 Record reporter
that the road was being pat IN frst class
order all along the line All the truss
bridges are receiving special attention,
ard new benss are being placed under
them Large forces are working all
along the line where Any repairs ara
needed This work viii all be oomplet-
ed in few weeks.
The plans for the life saving station
fhA; is TO be erected AZ South beach has
been re re,eived by Collector Of Customs ].
W. Ball. They viii be substantial and
attractive buildings, especially the boat
house. Thus one by one the necessities
OF our harbor are being granted by the
government. This station will employ
from eight TO ten persons who xill have
their permanent quarters AZ the station
Record.
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THE HEAD CoSsCL's RDcEPToS.-Al-
h&ny Camp No. lo3, Woodmen OF the
World will receive Hon. F. A. FaIken-
burg, OF Denver, Head Consul of the or
der, on Wednesday. May -. The dii-
ferent committees heretofore published.
have spared no efforts TO make the occas-
ion one TO be remembered. Following
Is the program:
Music-Overture Y. VI. c. A. orches-
ira.
Invocation-Rev. D. Y. Polling.
Vocal Duet-The Misses Custer.
Address-Hon F. 4. Falkenburg. Head
Consul Commander.
Vocal Solo-Miss Lillian Farrell.
Piano Duet-Miss Amalia Seniers and
Lillian Brenner.
Recitaiion-D. ]. DuBruiiIe.
Vocal Solo-Rev. ID. Y. Polling.
Beneiiction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31
TUESDA
Decoration Exercises.

On Thursday next decoration day will
be observed, beginning at $50, when the
line of March will be formed in front OF
the G. A. r. hall in the following order :
Co. T. o. \. G. and Hospital Corps.
Women's Relief Corps. Grand Army OF
the Republic. Ladies of the Grand
Army. Ladies of the Maccabees. Degree
of Honor, A. o. q. w. and other societies,
Albany Fire department. Teachers and
and students of public school.
The company formed will march up
Ferry to 7th, thence to the cemetery,
where the program will be as follows
Ritualistic ceremonies at grave of
Comrade Worrell, assisted by choir from
Albany College in song America" /"
Ritualistic memorial services of W. r.
@. General decoration OF graves. Re-
form column and retnrn to city.