The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-01-28

extension of the road into MalheaE
county at point on the Union Pacific
line. 1t is also intended to run branches
through PriGevilie from Pendleton south
eventually to the California line. The
money has been secured of an eastern
syndicate of English and American cap
italists.
Upon the completion of the Astoria
road about March lst Mr.. Hammond is
to turn his attention to this road and its
DlED AT DAWSON The report that
James FL Jackson, brother of G S Jack.
son, editor o of the East Oregoniau. los
his.life in the Klondike, is confirmed in
= letter from John E Lathrop and DR.
Beatle to G s Jackson. Jackson and
mouth OF the Ssalue, Is miles above
Dawson City. jackson went to Dawson
City with two lumbermsn. and left their
November to return alone. He was
not seen afterward. He was searched for
two weeks, without avail The trail was
dangerous, and it is thought Jackson was
drowned in attempting to cross a weak
place in the ice.
A SKAGwAY LErTER.-A letter received
this morning from SkagWay tells OF the
experience of B f. Ramp, Rollie Ramp
and g G. Noon packing over the White
Pass trail. They had mede a trip of
pounds with sleds, and receiving S5 cents
pound, or about So day and expenses
Having the Moon and son with him Mr
X q 4,ls a. =
times Of the day.
Mr.. Sam May, OF Harrisburg, was do
ing business in Albany today.
Postmaster Sites has been confined to
his home several days by illness.
Chas. w. Holsapple, the well known
Portland policeman, died lsst saturday.
Mrs. L. III Addition, of Portland, has
gone to Mass, called there by the dau-
gerous illness of her father.
Lawyers Weatherford and Watson are
1T Toledo attending Circuit Court, which
there this morning.
Miss Maud Winsiow arrived in Albany
last Saturday all the way from Georgia,
to become the wife OF Mr.. Will Goyro, of
Sodaville.
II. Marsh, of Michigan, who has been
spending few days in Salem was a pas
senger for Albany last night.-States.
man.
Mr.. Pond, the six foot six agent of the
mutual Life Insurance Co of Portland,
is doing business in Albany Mr.. c. E.
Sox is local agent for the company.
Rev. j. S. White, pastor of st. Josephs
Catholic church, has been quite seriously
i'll ior the past week but his condition
showed q marked improvement TODAY -
Salem Journal
The three months old child of Mr.. and
Mrs Denham recently died at Fresno,
Calf. Mrs. Dsnhem was formerly Miss
Lille Dodder of this CITY. Mr. Denham
is now clerk in q big boot and shoe house
in that city, the same house for whom
he worked in Chicago when married.
Mr. FL Kelley, of Oregon CITY, has
been employed as bookfeeper at The Red
who has been promoted to the position
of manager. Mr. Kelley is a brother of
r. 5. Kelley recently transferred to the
mill at Portland.
Mr.. Louis Parker, SOM OF Moses
Parker. returned from Portland Satur
day with a Klondike outfit and will
leave on February 1st to join his uncle
Hon. John Parker, now at Dawson,
where he gradually improving in health
after siege of illness caused by dfiak-
ing too much Blondike water.
One of the most successful young men
OF Southern Oregon is W. /. Vawter. of
Jackson county "a former resident of Linn
county. Six years ago he graduated
from the state university, and yet in this
short time his property has increased un
til now he pays taxes on sI5 AIS, which
means that lie is worth a. least twice
as much.
After "a years separation ii. ]. and
Thomas Hopkins of this city. Mr.. Harry
Richards, of the Waldorf Co., and Mr.
George Southard, Alabastine drummer
met in Albany last Saturday and renew
ed cid friendships. fney were boys anc
young men together, and the meeting
was therefore a happy one l. wa
terminated with an oyster supper.
Fred Page TustIn, oi lie firm OF Bro~l
& Tus.in, has been appointed specia
clerk in the u. S land Office at tbi
place. We understand that the place
worth 500 month, and be is to assis
Major Walsh in bis labors. 1t is anothe
OF the many plume that Hon. Binge
Hermann fs distributing among hi
Misunderstanding Review. Man
years ago Tustin was resident Of A
bany.
The Black Patti Trou eadourf,a a cor1par
of ffty darkey artists. will be in Albany
February /, after an engagement IN por
land.
i A riot is reported at Fort Yokon. CAP
Raw raised the flag Of the Q S an deciar'
martial law. Men wanted provisions
!, the Alaska Commercial Co. On long tim
I which was refused.
e. Quackenbnsh has brought suit IN Z
: state circuit court against William 81
3 son. CHARLES P Church and Sylvester va
3 rel. for an accounting Of the frm OF Sios-
Ouackenbush & Co., an slbsoD, hur
l. Co., of which the plaintiff and defe
Q dant were members Quackenbusn claii
! SAC. 900 is due him from he mem bers OF
i firm, and demands that it ne paid.
. Ihnsa Dreadful Sore