The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-07-01

| Capt. II. 7. Kendall will be in Albany
on July II TO muster in Albany's quota
OF soldiers under the second call.
Judge Chas. E. Wolverton next Mon
day noon viii have larger title than
now. II will be Chief Justice Wolver-
ton and it will add $5o0a year TO his
salary. Good.
Frank McAllistcr, now working in
| Eakin * Bristow's s store at Cottage Grove,
will soon take position in ih First Ma
tional bank OF this city.-Eugene Guard.
Mrs. Charles F. Fields, OF Portland.
has been in the city several DAYS, the
guest of her mother. She Is accom-
panied by her daughter both Of whom
ride bicycles.
DIR. Frank Kitchen. who has been la
boring on the government works at Chin
ook Point, mouth OF the Columbia, has
returned home, driven away by Jobs
envy than the spAniards.
Upon the examination at Salem and
upon Recommendation OF the examining
board Frank Wayne Osborn Of Eugene,
has received the naval appointment
from this district. Young Osborn is
nos yet sixteen. his birthday being on
the 7sh OF July.
Police officer George Townsend went to
Albany today TO appear rs n witness for
the state before the Linn county grand
jury against Frank Baker, who WAS ar
rested at this point charged with burglar
Hyde & Tyler, at HarrisbuTg.-sSlem
Journal.
Thos. Kay, OF the Salem Wooden Mills,
left this morning for an extended busi-
hess tour OF the east, including Chicago,
New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
lie Was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Lenore, aud his nephew, Joseph
Cordingly. The latter has been mechan-
ical superintendent of the big mill for
nine years past, and will en- Joy months
reaction among old friends in Illinois
This is his first vacation since coming TO
Oregon. While in the east Mr.. kay will
furnish additional machinery with which
he expects 10 equip his mill herc.-SAlem
Journal.
The Ruth is reported to be in low wa
ter down the river waiting for the river
to rise.
A shepherd dog, young. 10 color .
mixture OF brown aud red, bob tailed
can be had by leaving word a; DEnOcEAT
Office.
A residence belonging TO Jos. Stern
berg was bnrued at Junction Yesterday
morning. II was the pioneer house OF
the city and was not occupied 500
insurance was carried.
In the anniversary exercises OF the law
department of Yale university yesterday
the Townsend prize OF 400 for the best
.4.sz4 IL
ges OF Oregon City. The Oregon boys
always win. II is way they have.
The jefferson Review says OF the re-
cent picnic: '.The picnic Thursday was
most enjoyable affair and was attend
ed by about 900 people. The contests
were good and the big crowd seemed to
thoroughly enjoy the day. The prize for
the handsomest married woman was
awarded TO Mrs. Ross Z. Hibler, of Scio;
the best looking young. lady, Miss Lulu
George, Of Niagara; the $50 cash Cres-
ent bicycle prize TO Millie Seehale." 1t
doesn't mention the winners of the
races.
The attack on Ike Patterson by the
0regonian has evidently made him
friends, for even the jefferson Review
comes to his rescue as follows: The
/ VI Atons j.
:. son as collector OF customs is good one.
} Mr.. Patterson is one of the best business
men in Oregon and has hosts of friends
, throughout the state. The only object
ion made to him is by Portland polite
ians who realize that Patterson has more
, ability than they, and that, they will moi
be able to run the custom house. Va
predict that Mr.. Patterson will make on'
of the best officials who ever held tina
I position.
> Banks generally now win charge ex
! change, on account of the tax placed up
! them for war purposes. The rates herr
n will be on Portland, San Francisco anC
/, other coast cities sc when not exceeding
: s25 Ioc when not exceeding 800 SC fol
: each additional or fractional 500. Or
= New York and eastern points, &c wher
a not exceeding $40 i0c when not exceed
! ing $50, l5c ii $50 to 500 and l0c fo
: each additional or fractional 500.
!, PHI. Darcy yesterday formally be
y gan a contest against R. p. Boise for tn
y Office OF circuit Judge. He claims enough
= mistakes and errors in the district {
give him a majority over NJ. Boise {
- $50. II Judge Burnett has the countin
q of the vote his job will not be an envia