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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-17
5. c. 81. CO. REORGhN|lED.
New Company 4. Incorporated With
tanIsai stock Of <t--so0. tss,-
Charlie. Power. Leslie W ii<aa and
John ". Alien Are the Trustees.

WitA ne ~eorgar cation u the Seattle
'N34. and lien Company which has been
perfected IL the last fen days L s *
pectsa tnat there NiI soeEs D. commenced
a sey1es O. sf2prE.v enaeuts thai R.3 make
tfat Institution ore u ys4e most Solid On
the So&ua- TIE intention x 10 improve
the begnke-z a. the foot % Madison street
and make extensions elsewhere that VIII
pace the company ID a. position 20 COM
mand a much greater STARE Of t1a trade
than Il does now.
The company has been Te0g gauized upon
an entirely new bass. and VIII hereafter
Dc arsowu as the IssaQGah Coal Company.
The capital stock under the ne@ arrange
nent ~ sI.5oc9 divided into shares ~
the par va.ue Of slss each. The trustee
are Charles Power. Leslie Wilson and John
+ Allen, witk Mr. Allen for president,
M. Power for secretary ard treasurer.
and Mr. Wilson As manage.
The property 81 the former company VAS
5oagaS ~ tfe receivers sale iasE Deem
Der = by Morton : Patton. Thomas Stokes
and Walter r. T jones', a committee rep
rsr--ntsng the bonfhold@rS. for q large
number 81 the o.gn9holdeFs The upset
prizes was S6l,eo. besides being subject 10
k-i,@" fer current expenses OF the recesy-
"rsilip Al tie property was transferred
e. tie isSaquah company, which s now
The sole owner. TIE first meeting Of
tockholdefs under The new regime viii be
aeld about May :
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-17

IL DE CAM xxLf.D.
Cannot Understand Why John Kyle
Asks Change of Venue.

4 case came before Judge Cam in the
municipal court yesterday afternoon.
wherein plaintiff made affidavit in ask
ing for change u venue, that be aid not
Ihiik that he could get u talr and Impair
tal trial. IN denying the motion tie Judge
took occasion TO remark that II AS q
singular proceeding outside ~ he law
iarpig Ell as he had never before seen nor
heard OF plaintiff or defendant.
John I Kyle sued i Miller for 81.
money alleged Il have been advanced. and
punished the Suo4ualmle Power Com
paDy. The case came Up originally in JUS
tlCe GOOmbS' court at West Seattle but
vas transferred 10 Justice Cams coj.rt
on motion ~ the defendant. The case
came up yesterday afternoon on motion
or the defendant 10 quash The garnlsh-
nent Attorney +. u. Hughes Claiming
that il had been served before the action
against the defendant had been COM
meuCe9.
Tie plaintiff. Kyle. intcrposed a motion
fer 2 change OF venue. alleging that he
could not get fair an.i impartial trial.
Miller, through his attorney. resisted the
motion. claiming that the law did not al
low sucn a proceeding and that IL 1t VA,
pcrMiSSl bic a defendant could re dragged
from court 10 court al viii,
This IS strange proceeding said
Judge Cam, Il have had considerable cx-
perience with the law but to have the
piainur ask for change of venue undsr
me circumstances presented Ia this case
IS more than can figure out. There mast
be something behind IT. / have never seen
nor heard OF either the PLAINTIFF or de-
PENDANT and Yet the plaintiff swears that
he does not believe ne can get fair and
impartial trial. / do not want to hear
the case. X | had the power To transfer
u l would But the Law gives me no au-
thoriiy To transfer under the conditions
named. The motion is denied.
Tie Judge took under adviscment the
mouch 10 4uaSh the gaFTtShment.
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TIMING 4 TRAIN.
several Ways of Finding out the
speed IL Is Making

No1 one person in hundred who trav-
els has any idea Of the speed Of d train.
and even u large percentage ~ the reEu-
lar tratnnvn cannot tell with any degree
~ accuracy Engineers use their driving
wheel as 4 gauge They know It's circuB-
ference and. by counting its revolutions
Wtt&in q certain time. can tell accurately
the speed At which they are running
\ favoTlte method 81 timing among pas
scugeFs Is - count the telegraph poles
As rule these poles are planted thirty
20 a mile bat in the prairie countries.
where only a single wire is used the
number diminishes 10 twenty-five - that
the Ftfie viii not always work The mos.
accurate method. ard one most Used hy
experienced railroad men. Is 10 count the
number az fAil Joints the train passes over
IN twenty seconds. Tho rails en- nearly
oil roads are thirty feat in length ard
the ngmsser that are PASSED over tn TWEEN
- seconds is tHe speed per hour the train
~ running.
Fer instance. Il a passenger can count
thiriE clicks on "a raN joint In twenty See
oudS. the train ~ running ~ "a speed 81
thirty miles az hour Actually THIS met n
p& falls a little short. as 80 the example
given above the sp"ed would he nearer
taiEfy-s0e than thirty miles hut /. - near
enough fCr all practical purposes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-17
LANDS OPEN TO ENTRY.
Flats for Townships In Skagit Conn
~ tn He Filed March 80

P.ats have been received at the local
lana office for fractional townships 81
range east and township s. range n
east both heing IN Skagtt coun-
~ near the north line The township plat
VIII be ..le1 March ~ at which time the
land viii be thrown open % entry
There are about i 30 acres az laud In
the two fractions. which are pretty wei!
tiTnbeTcd The ~ Pau Minneapolis &.
Manitoba railway which Is a part OF the
Great Northern system, has selected! a
considerable portion ~ the land IN ;0uD-
ship g.. range east. This read. which a
number - years ago. had "A CoatroN ersv
with settlers IN North and Soath Dakota
an1 which later decided back 10 The govern
n1ent tho lands IN controversy. uow has
the right uuier al acr of congress ap-
proved August & IKE II s-i~ct pa 81.
lands not settled or gsp IS tee uumtesr 90
acres decided back = The government dur
ing the troubles witt tre settlers The
road alrea8v has selected .sluda IN SKY
ke'n.sh Cla}iam. Whatcrm and other
counties .u tAc state.
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RtII.a ~ NOTES

james A CI1ek. general agent 81 Port
lard for the " ascoEsSsn Central. IS il the
ely.
The Northern Pacific overland, due az :
o'clock tats morning, WI bs about al
hour hate.
A ID. Charlton. assistant general pas
senger agent - the Northern PacIac, IS
here f9onn Portland
". l.. narEsll has bean appointed gen
eral agent % tAe Missouri Pacgfc AZ
Kansas city. 10 succeed : Y. ner4h.
\ report il current that the Santa Fe
Will SION replace the present section hands
on It's Western branches with Japanese
laboTsTs.
The Soc Line w.G have nothing to do
wt{h the movement 70 restore Passenger
rates between the middle Northwest and
The Atlantic.
Gen J VI. Ashton formerly attorney
for the Northern Pacific under Receiver
Buy!eigh's administration, VAS here from
Tacoma yesterday.
The National Association % Merchants
and Travellers VIII hold a Dag business
dinner in Chicago. March ). 10 discuss the
ticket scaip.ng question.
The securing by the Sioux CITY * Omaha
OF IA right-1f-way through the NInnebago
reseIV atom means tnag the distance from
Sioux Clty to Omaha VIII De reduced cy
seven n-3eS. The Great Northern - in
IeTSsteI IN this road.
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THE CAT COMBINE.
ii*t OF the Companies That Arc in
the trust Deal

private prospectus II tina American
Gar an3 Foundry Company has been -
>@3e@ ard 81 last confirms the H@~seess 70
ToEt9 concerning a cssrlhtuatina az several
az th~ large CDR manufacturing corpora
tons cf the country. Tts- so-callssf crust.
"a prF~u ses l.aa"v tae laN-s cf New Ier-
Say. Ar.ta"T tna T'tf}~~e- nor Wager
company 81 f0n cors & iaTiou as vszs
81 f~ral3y F'1if1nset Following are Ire
firms taat undoubtedly a~- sH are sea.-
Ne!is : French Company - Ct.lcaeo
- a&ar Peninsula gar loUa-~v. Of Itt--
tsts7. Mica. ia ks0G q f%tssf9..s MaHs4e.sr--
ta~EaE Caulany ~ f2erwisk Pea NJ
- ~ Eer ag5 FnuC1ry Company ~ =
tot.-s oaao Fails Mar1gacgsriuE Com
gauF ot Ser erssnviJe In6 Gussn Torl-
gany ~ Bagaa \ =. Chars s~a~
Company - x Charles NO. ans .as
T@rye i4aute 6 aT a0d Manufacturers Com
parry. of Hp-~s HRus@ Ind
1fss a1rG&. capacity OF thfszt united
companies IS placed NJ - ,s4 freight cara
ss.s Essss.fss-r coaches s.et,s n y As.ls 80. 80
tru~ - castings at.sa iags os ppe AID
- 80 cons - bar iran
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-17
IN ALASKAN PROTEST.
TUE CARTER mil BEFoRE con-
tsRE>> iNsArISF aCToR1.
skagway and juneau Deprived of
R~sIstcnt United states JudSe
-~ontheasurrn Alaska Mas >oe
Consnite%l-nad Faith >aawn.

zee ct'4e9s ot Alaska ara incense} a.
What taev c09s3dcr te0h.e-5e.a..uss IN re-
ssra fo tae 5-,lisiai Arrange meas - the
territory sud IL combined attack seems ~
haSe ttoa a1a1e .ast Voe& t9paa MAI .
known a. tAe Carter A,asaa t4it nov be-
fege CoE=rerSs-
An Associated Press dispatch Il tha
Post-Inf ei8ecuser frcn IUeta0. which Az
rived oa tbe ,feaucc bamhzsl3s last utsht
says. the Nh-lut~r Of temuNree HleS
tonight sAvnsis1y. February - and protests
"a 1Stsast the Carter AtAgks bin As il
u8w stands ia coDgTtSsS Ce}eETaFss were
seet e Washington. -. g. asking taat ali
Alaskan leg ls3atsou he suspended until
Tsse peosse 81 Southeastern ALASKA could
1ts heaEt trom Tae residences ~ the United
Ssasea distract bsdges are suddenly chang
81 ~ Jhe ol.i from juneau ta Unasasaa.
Circle STfy and SttkA. This "a contrary %
e&fse%t4dous ulaieT the circumstances pre-
:aeEee4 20 the territorial committees 81 both
hoaSes.
I]ts siSagwas Attn Badsvt ~ Fchrusry
Il, also received by the humboldt gives
an e&tan3ed account 81 a meeting held by
tae attorneys % Skagway on last Friday
n'g1t ~ protest against Tie Carter bill.
Ii SAYS.
The object 81 this meeting was 10 take
s1acn eTaes gency steps might 10 deemed
advisable IN The matter ~ obtaining for
SA3kNay such court privileges and officials
AS the legal business demands Various
talks aoGe made, hut the consensus OF
ol'nsun WAS that tsf4s town. with SIS great
sosuEno nf legal business. neea.s. AMI should
have. two TERMS of court each year. IN
March and November"
In addition Skagway wants a court-
house. a district court clerk and that q
United States Judge be appointed for
Juneau aufd Skagway with power L. re-
sisie n esther of the Cities he might select.
incidentally the Skasway lawyers casi-
oa the Juneau attorneys unfair ard guilty
81 bad faith ia having the Carter bill
changed - as "a leave SkaSway worse
of th8n II IS now" sor courts. IL is be-
NeVed IN Alaska that the Garter bill Mil
be Defeated
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steamer Nauauen~e to sail From
Here on February -,

Tho steamer Mauauensc. lately pur-
chased Us Horett Ward a CO. ot Vie
torta s. going "a enter the HonojNlJ- Seal
tie trade she vii &c brought over from
Victoria iu q day or So - lead freight
ana has hrar nlAe3 II leave settle foT
thr Hawaiian islands February -.
Ahsn the steamer Garouue sailed Wei
r.s3ay for IIonolalu sse I~f, nearly 20
tons ~ freight on the docks which ste
couid not take Among shipping u4e-
there Is uucn satisfaction felix over the
xsav freight comes ~ : Ett}c for the Ea-
waI4sn islands The erowth ls steady and
ss one ~l{prlrs ua. put Is Yesterday. '-.ss.-
fora l. becomes universally k0oWa Sat
tFe ylsi have knocked tne acttora out 20
eae S4m Francisco business
The Man1U4uS@ witl ae the opposition
acaf a. tha GsraTsna Hoth are fore -u
boats ara wher BoHaf2lu comes Uadsc
fAe eoHSfIur Laws u tHe f'r4te3 States
vntcn takes THAT rort uHf - the foTei-a
class American 1na:s wiii Hase 20 ar
pure ~ sd 90 carry e0 tae 1ss@4rsse. as
rts. coa-tluE Jaws r--a5att foreign boats
from rg!un5Ye- tf-uesG Gffs1 states parts
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NEWS OF THE ORIENT.

The JapaQese coastwise steamer Atsuta
Alaru. fs4 ;Nls. was destroyed by tre at
Hakodate late in the year.
A fire tn the warehouses OF the Nankm
Railway Company al Osaka. January 3,
destroyed property worth sJa"@.
Serious riots have occgrgo} n the Feng-
hua district of China. owlos - further al
iempls bang made 10 open fae silver
mines
The kansai railway from Kobe - Osaka
nas been completed. giEiug Kobe nef-
chants a much nearer supply point IMAM
Yokohama
The minister of the Japsi aese aavy has
recommended TIA. the two hstt3eslips be-
3uc constructed }a England De named The
kas4 AID Iwate.
The Japanese government has induced
Mira Ia agree 10 70 ext uSsoa ge tae SET
ilsEnert at Yang how a<ewchwanEi, on
fhe Lao river. The extension c3atenl-
plated stretches up tbc hank ot tina;
stream for J. % yards.
Recent a5v.ccs from YauE2how contain
Information thAt thcre aru over f3.tN3 E@t~
TX ees from the southern b80ks &c TIE ~
Low river. now ~ taat ci'F - FsatH.
distribution u rice Cruel, the crush 81 sp-
Y8tcADtS naS 50 Gre4t THAT sestetsal feGtls ears
weve tramplca 40 4eata- Il 50 also stated
thag owing - the great number - refu-
GEES licking atd ms .. .uttr fiia supply 4
fl;e has nearly given out ShoI1 ts34s hap
pen the situation az Yang ho~ NaA be
critical.
H.es3 News. The imposition - hea.y
d1ttes ~ imports IS 3 b x experiment sn
rsantTs Ike japan ana L raS eseD AZ me
safety fn8f taa antaal reretpts from tess
source ~ reNenue For tTe w3 ~ year 'fsl
taf. gar short ~ tce a'uniff.t y az H. rs-5~
.r-. e. tt5s. vegnacftisr press. e1e ausasrlttes
.t s-4 20 ie expecting. ALREADY Fle -1s,
Industry ss reported - p" s4liftrse< ssrN
uaGts lS a result Of tne a1t5es 9s. match
rrsastr-ats, and a. w0 have a..+aae aa-
npureea@. 3 PROPOSAL r. t"t ~ te~ @s' ''
S5vrst tha naa2@1ofu.s used So tae if liz
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SHE SANS HE HEAT HER.
Horatio III, land. Uaucher. Arrests
ed at the Instance of Ills Wife.

An apparently ag~Tavatea case OF wlfs
beating was called ia tbs attention ~ tho
police lat yesterday afternoon. with tha
result that HogAtto Hyiant. a raneher.
aged g years. ~ locked III In tbe city
jail.
fis wife "A widdie-aged woman 81 a
terrible sssht. her head s~,ug X mass ue
byaIisua She told Deputy Prosecuting Al
torney F>ulfon that her husband was q
IN California he drank to excess. would
not work or allow her 80, Since coming
10 Seattle. she said the California ex-
perlcnces had been repeated from limo
10 time
Fylani was arrested by Constable Mat
thsSa lie rticuAcd the ldra that he was
guiity az assault and battery. Ite alit
lhat he hs4a been working or "A ranch IN
tho country MIMI lnSnnlLN.
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Hard on Hunke Men.

Traditions % the hunko men have re-
ceixos3 a. rude sfs,ck. Seattle is no long
or a safe p.ara - operate In because
Judge earn has o5}line1 as policy In oiia
decision Two huRko men. Con ana liras-
ter are confined IN the county taI They
btnko.sd Hans Anderson out ~ 50. THO
case wac fought hard and long and the
tnayko colony waH surprised wfien j'idg"
Cam said guilty ~ poiiY larceny. fne.
ygen and soesa" THE Judge pat the bonds
-, h!Rh tna Defendants c3aid not get out
after giving notice ~ appoaL They have
been lm 1aN twenty dnye now AMI yes
tarslaY afternoon gave notice Of tie with
arawal ~ thn appeal
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Over SO 80 wig - s,ezst during -<ss
81 ire Burlington resste Ia tgunCoveu.cats
. tts track rosA1eI and bridges we<t
aside for physical improve -lssssts nsvr SAtt-
sss' vii b. Csl- into new srau bridges Is.iT-
ing ire ysaT - miles 81 ssyengY-liVe-
Isg5sd ais WI Replace Hshtey rails ,ne
bulk % this iurpgeve-ss eGt ~ ~ to~ The
short IDe 10 BAgAuzS Mort. over Ltsssss}
nsw les w4u a+so - pax ~ during glle
year, u take we place 81 ct4 ones
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- fes C-a~3 pa~ss- ffate'. Chi-z~o. = NJ
4 3ssGest.slx E1<ch %nfnlEE IS geo Eect tor
al-y nor sor 2he guests e rs pAAa-4al hatsl.
ADV
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PAST MAIL sTO DAWSON cry
Fred F@kaTe. vA9 yerFfif3Y made y rec
ORD t5reak tn- trip from Dawson VIII re-
f1srrl fsasfs3nrv = YHc witt maze fast time.
and w9g} carry letters. Communicating safs
delivery fas y @arn I.nsve fsttefs wftn
xgaas4ty,rf@u Aua Afueka Steamship Tom
PAM il W~st Yes@er way
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Trgfr w~f9 arF sfi yauT frter r. efep a fhs
r.atrEFf-fsra-e teEei wae1 YssttHg Seat L.
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OLDEST In experience
ekiil-CROA NED wtth -
fevers friend Tho people
can cure Y0u Al Caronie
ture. Gluet. AariCpceie. Eul
getting nF detention from
anteet II you cannot call.
f4vnt for uGt-uf.toWu tat4eGl
II 10 e "a ~ Kline 4 Rpse'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21
CIRCUIT COURT.

WI Cochran sgt John Cushman, fore
closure. Continued.
Mary Jane Miller agt Eliza Brown ct
al. Partition confirmed.
Assignment OF A M Hammer. Final
account filed ane allowed.
Martin n Fry ct al agt Olney Fry ct
al, partition. Continued.
BIZ Dennie sgt John Weiss OF A.. 10
set aside deed. TO be tried In eeptem-
Der.
John Meinfrt agt Emma Harder et al.
Judgment acting aside Up judgment and
making Injunction perpetual.
Isaac Elder agt w J and gusan Turn
idee, foreclosure. Judgment by default.
Porter Slate agt Il A Jayne, writ Of re-
view. Motion to 1qussh writ allowed.
8 u Buckner agt Rose Hardman. Par.
tltion confirmed.
First n Bank sgt G II Laughed. Sal,
confirmed.
Margaret Peterson agt John Weiss
Sale confirmed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21
Saw all the Boys.

Joel Booth, OF Lebanon, who was
mustered cut from the hospita! corps, Of
the secoLd regiment at Manila rix
months ago, on account Il ilInetP, srriy.
ca IN Albany this noon from San Fran.
cifco, where be has been attending
Cooper Institute. He remained in San
FRANCISCO two weeks after the institute
had closed in order 10 meet the Oregon
oojs and return with them u they came
at once. lie rfportei the Linn county
boys ell well and exceedingly happy al
being on the Coast again, and whenevtr
they come north they will stop at Al.
bany, and 10 fact all the Troops south oI
PoTtIsnd will stop at their homts, which
they are very properly anxious 10 reach
just 40 soon 90 possible.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

9. W. Watts, tho Klondiker, was In
Salem yese day.
Mrs. Chas. .Cuslck OF Salem, is visiting
Albany friends.
Prof. and Mrs. Condor OF Eugene, went
to the Bay this noon.
Niles Minnie Neece, Of Wayerly. M,
10 vlsIlipg Albany fFieD6a.
Mr.. John Hood AMI family have goLe
to the Bay for an outing
Mise Marie Parrish vent 10 PorlIaud
this morning on the Roth.
Miss Belle iodine has finished her
school ~ Detroit and returned 10 her
home.
Conductor Flank Cumming 10 rusticai.
ing at Bellkaaps, Brakeman Guisness
running the train du'ing bis absence.
Mr.. Walter Irving, the electrician. re-
turned home tbis noon from trip 10
Portland.
Mrs. David Link of Eugene is in tho
the city on visit and 10 guest OF her
mother Mrs. Wagner.
Mr.. Fred Allen and family OF Butte.
Mon., formerly Of Albany, arrived in the
city this noon on visit and are the
guests OF MIR. Allen's brother, i. u.
j, Van Wilson 10 recording aecy.tarv
ol skinneF's Cabin No. 8, Native Sons Of
oregon, Of Eugene. made such at q
meeting Monday nishl
MF. Joe Ralslon returned from Port
land last evening, coming up on his bicycle
leaving there about o .. m, and reaching
here Just before 9 p. NJ, stopping nearly
three hours on the way.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Baptist church will give lawn eocIab.e
at the residence OF Miss Bessie Burk hart
this evening at $50. A lunch ~ Ics
cream and cake will be served, AGmis.
sion 10 cenis. All are cordially invited
10 attend.
+. L. wallace. OF near Lebanon, faith.
or otthe well.known theological student.
j. sherman Wallace, Ia lying dangerous.
ly III from q humorous growth on his
neck. ; me OF the tnmor has been ~
moved but one under The jugular vein
cannot be reached.
Frank Thompson, tf AGO. Of Nc.
Minnyille, Who Lost An eye at MaiAhon.
and who has been referred 10 several
iimes as con OF X. N. Thomp pson. AZ
the OgMocRAr bad been informed. In.
stead 10 con ot g. g. Thorn pson. Of
Brownsville. He was attending school
at McMinnviIle when be enlisted. He
10 . brave boy and bis parents have rea.
son 10 be proud OF him.
Prot. Hendren passed through Albany
last night on the overland for hia former
home IN Kentucky, where he y IN epeGd
"A month and then return 10 TFuutdaie on
the Columbia. where he has been en-.
gagged TO teach bis second year Ia the
public schools OF that place, having given
general satisfaction the past year.
Mr.. A. B. Woodin came out from the
Santiam mines last evening, bringing
with him i40 pounds OF splendid ore
from his claim. in which he has been
running a tunnel. The Belcher Com
pany had some men at work ON the Al.
bany mines, and Mr.. Lawler and Mr..
Iedina, the London millionaire. had
just arrived. rney will probably be Ia
Albany this evening.
Mr.. Kinks is back from the Santiam
mines, and is much pleased with the
outlook there. Among the hest claims
there 10 one owned by Bob Monroe who
has Q big dump OF ore in sight, which
Monroe thinks Will average $40 10 the
ton. There is some indications OF life
there, and II is certainly 10 be hoped that
tlIs camp be made fast and paying
one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21

AT WAIhRLoo.--rbe cutting season has
begun there with number sojouTning
from different plsces. Among them are
Mr. and Mrs w s Toole, who will coon 70
70 Lover Soda. Mrs Hoefiick and family,
Theodore Hoetiick and family, Mr. q W
Hunt: iather OF Mrs Arhby, the milli.
ner, Mr. Rotert McCacley, father OF the
engineer killed 10 May, MTs Vincent, OF
salem, Mr. Geo Croisen, OF Lake Labish,
Ben Crouch and family, Miss Susie ur.
pin, who 10 the guest Of Mrs Jas. Nor
gan and Miss Ray Toole, who 10 yisiting
with Miss Ray Thompson. The Demo-
cHAT is promised some Lover Soda soda
water.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21

Following is tk' list Cf letters remaining
In the Postotfice At Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, July IS, 1899, Persons calling
for these letters mist give the date on which
advertised:
Bolton. Minnie Cox, Mrs Minnie
Fetxer, MrJ GreRps. Mr. Jess
Hecter, Mr. Joe Hcndei, Mr. Albert
Harris, Eeq, LIT Jones, Mrs I'm
Jones, Mr. Tom b Kruger, Mr. Machel
Lacey, Mr. Thomas Martin, VS.
Fierce, Eco. Thomas Slate, Mr. Thomas B
WOOD. Mrs Mary Watson, Mr.
Scoggin, Mr. Hubert A
S. S. TRAIN. p. NJ.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-07-21

The follow ing 10 an exaggerated illuE-
tration Of what the eoi,or thinks oi the
delinquent subscriber:
An edl.cr who d.ed OF starvation was
being escorted 10 heaven by an angel
who bad been cent out for that purpose.
"May l look at the other place before we
ascen 10 eternal happiness?" Easily" /"
said the angel. SO they went below and
skirmished around, taking in the sights.
The angel loet sight Of tie editor and
went around hades TO hunt him up. He
was found sitting by q furnace, tanning
himself and gazing With rapture on lot
OF people 10 the FIRE. There was a sign
on the furnace which raid: Delinquent
Subecibers. "Ccme," said the angel.
I'VE must be going" "You go on
said the editor, I'm not going. This is
heaven enough for me. =