The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1895-10-25

lecture Oh Holland before the pupils Of
Principal White and Mr.. Allingham's
rooms In the assembly hall Of the San
iiam Academy building, this friday
afternoon,
In Linn county's exhibit at Portland
is some clickery raised by j. M Settle.
The exhibit has the biggest variety
ever given in Oregon, Drs. Lamberson
h Hips exhibit materially helping 1t
out in this respect.
The surveys in the Cascade noun
tains, within the limits of the VILLAIN
ette Valley g. Cascade Mountain
Wagon Road Company's grant, have
all been completed, with the exception
Of one which has been extended for o
year.
Lebanon seems to be on the point Of
another revival--not Of business, but
of religion. Crops are all harvested
and the years work is about done.
There is plemy time now to think
over ones sins and to make new reso-
lutions.
The 'cily start had George Edward,
Of New York city, and W, II. Conklin,
Of Portland, up before Recorded Brown
Monday, for peddling without a license.
Both plead guilty, Edwards paid his
fine, but Conklin, on default of pay
lnent was committed to the city Jail.
Five and oue-half pages Of the assess
ment roll Of Lane county are filled
with names Of the Smiths. Nine Of
them are named William Smith.
Thirty-six Smiths in the county are
subject to military duty--a pretty good
company by themselves. : In addition
to these are lots Of Smythes, etc. -Ex.
A Leban paper boasts Of the number
Of grass widows there. Albany has a
number of grass widowers, which
suggests combination. Democrat.
The Democrat misquotes us. We said
"widowers" and not "widows.n Un.
der the circumstances, the Lebanonites
must decline the combination sugges-
ted.
The gentleman referred to last week
IN regard to the pies, sent word to this
Office that he will he back the latter
part Of next week, and if the young
ladies intended in his case will then
have their pies ready be will be
pleased to sample them. He prefers
however that the lectures be omitted,
as pie, to his taste, is more palatable.
There are six prisoners in the county
jail awaiting the action Of the grand
Jury: ]. G. Bolin, for selling Liquor
without o license, Johnson, for getting
money on drafts under false pretence
Williams, for stabbing Black neal
Waterloo; Wagner and Murphy, The
two tramps who had the fight with
the Albany police, and Mrs. Hannah
for murder.
State Land Agent w. T Davenport
and w. w. Hepburn will go up th'
Santiam this week TO select state lane
aud obtain facts for the recommends
ton of the opening Of the Cascade re
serve. A petition will be sent to con
gress asking for the opening of the re
serve, and there is probably not mar
10 the state but will rush forward witt
bis pen to sign. The closing Of the re
serve is great injustice to Oregon
-Ex.
Circuit court meets Monday. Jddg
Hewitt's department will conyen
three weeks afterward for trying al
IeQnity cases. Judge Burnett will be
gin the trial Of all law cases and Grim
nial matters on Monday at which tim
the grand jury will be in session. Thi
term will be largely devoted to Grim
nial matters; the most important beinl
the trial of Mr.. Isom, of the Re-
Crown warehous, and Of Mrs. Hannal
for murder.
The assessor of Linn county desire
that it be generally known, that mex
Monday, October 2s, and for severa
succeeding days, during court week
! the board Of equalization will be il
session, at Albany. They will hear a.
complaints, and will make all prope
corrections. Parties who thin
they have been assessed too high Q
too low, with too much or too littl
land, had better go prepared to prov
their cause, or ever else hereafter hol
their peace.
John r.. Stockman, convicted las
week in the circuit court at Salem
on a change Of venue from this county
for converting wheat stored in hi
warehouse in Albany to his own ust
was sentenced to one yeai in the pen
tertiary, the motion for new tris
and for arrest Of judgment being d.
MED. His attorneys will appeal tn