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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

| ,ar.ation 20 dog. 10 min. H.. 1862 Feet to
eornes No. ii, d h0Wed hemlock post 4A4
inches BY fest long. set II inches 10
tho ground, with mound OF stones Scribed
1i--5B whence q fir tree ~ inches IN
bears \. 10 deg. 10 mln. y. Si.B feet, and
q fr treo u Inches In diameter, biazed
ana Y ,,,,s scriesd ilSsss 81. bears y. ss deg.
guieh rannins G% northeriyy aYiy' il7s.s' ifssi fsei
70 corner No. Y, hewed hemiock post
* inches by 4 feet long, set " inches
rss sGa yhsnos sss nSpG e sass os 8 ,asHs: iseSs:
gT Ssars dec Sna min s'1'Poa ". si.5 ss1s fest.
Ssea ns0ss sna ssriSsS sss % .1ss's s4 r Sss: sss1.
deg. Y min. W. sf7 feet; thence b.
"a d fesi, = fuIoh pIni ,,,s;,rs W xsrlsss0n 1s 70;
:" corner NO. j. the place OF beginning.
Total area Of Bed Rock placer, nS.Sce
Totai area of Coarse SfI GOA placer, s dSE iS1sss
Total area Of claim, 2ss.sss acres.
r. 70 70 bea ROCK placer claim II OF record
county o., Linn, state OF Oregon. % al AZ paKe s
s1S OF volume 4, OF Mining Rccordg II
SAID county. II II bounded on the south
west by the Coarse Gold placer claim; on
The Red Bull lode claim ana 1I he 'id doId
uuIch lode claim. and otherwise by uri-
HuIxsycd government land. There arc no
e2nilicting claims 70 the knowledge Of aD-
Tho Lawler placer claim IL Of record
IN tho ONCE OF the county clerk OF said
county OF Linn, state Of Oregon, al page
gn or volume T. Of Mining Records on
haln county. u y bounded on the south
east by. tho Gold Back lode claim: on
the nouthwest by the Red Bull lode claim:
On tho northwest by the Bed Rock placer
claim, ana on tho northeast by tinsur-
yeygd government land. There arc no
cDnhlcting claims 10 tho knowledge OF ap-
Tho Coarse Gold placer is Of record in
tho ofic9 OF tho county clerk OF said
county OF Linn. state of Oregon, at page
~ OF volume T. of Mining Records of
said county. II In bounded on the north
east by the. Bed Rock placer claim and
otharwise by unHurveyed government
land, There are no conflicting claims TO
the knowledge Of applicant.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely
the mining ground and premises or any
portion thereof 30 described, surveyed
plated and applied for. are hereby rOsi-
ned that unless their adverse claims arc
duly nlcd as according 20 law and tine
resulations hereunder. within 90 days
from tho date hereof. with the register
of tho United States land Office at Ore
Ron City, Or, they will bo barred in vir-
tue OF the provisions OF said statute
CHARLES d. MoOREs
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Apology for Bad Conduct.

Many people who were annoyed last
Saturday evening at the Armory are
justly indignant..a at disgraceful perform
ance enacted in the.rear Of the hail by
several water. Drained, would be hood
iums (who's names are known) who
vera trying TO "guy" the stage. /
would ask the people not to be too strong
in condemnation, as they do not know
any better, their association with decent
people Is so limited they are not expect.
ed to KTipw what common 6ecency or
are. / am sorry to cay that
some OF them who heretofore were con-
ceded to be gentlemen have by their
acts forfeited whatever claim
they possessed Of that title. 1t would
be we'll for them (and any others who
aspire to be "tuff'') not to repeat such a
performance or they may learn the
same lesson that cost similar crowd
sl75 in a neighboring city to learn,
disturbing an assembly Of
people is serious offense" y
CrrIzRS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Mr.. Corbett's Gift.

From the Portland Welcome:
Rev. w. H. Lee, president of Albany
College, is in the city in the interest OF
that institution. Among other things
President Lee is looking after is TIE col.
lege Indebtedness, amounting to.several
thousand dollars.
As soon as the matter was presented to
Hon. II. W. Oorbett, the latter, alter in
vestigating the affairs of the college, pre-
sented President Lee with $1,000 in the
shape OF an interest bearing note. This
isreally better than an out-an-out gift of
that sum,
While Rev. Lee is not making an active
canvas for funds, now that Mr.. Corbett
has taken the initiative, he should have
no difficulty in raising the $4,000 or $4,000
necessary to wipe out the Indebtedness,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
From Sumpter.

S. N. Steele is back from Sumpter,
where he has been prospecting several
weeks. He will return next Thursday
and locate there permanently, in the
real estate and mining brokerage b1si.
ness. He reports things on the boom,
with about two Thousand people there
now. Seventeen new business houses
are going up aud 100000 hotel will
be erected. There are seventeen saloons
and five more in sight, one church and
another organization and plenty Of bnFi,
ness houses. Prices are not high, board
being only IS week. Sumpter expects
a population Of 10000 people by next
fall and $4,000 within few years: The
gold is being gotten out to back. it up
There was about six inches Of snow
when he left and it wac not cold,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Mrs. A. NJ. Cannon returned this moor
from Portland visit.
Mrs. Cockerline, of Eugene, is visit-
ing her father In this city.
Hon. JEFF Myers Of Salem was in the
city this afternoon on business.
hockey Willis has been promoted to
engineer OF switch engine at Junction.
E. E. Hammack arrived in Albany
this noon from Spokane, where he now
resides.
Miss Edna Breckenridge returned this
noon from visit with her biother in
Portland.
NJ. Cockerel. J. Van Orsdell and 4.
Colyig, Of Corvallis, visited Albany
friends Saturday.
Miss Mayme Wenher returned to her
home in Portland Saturday after two
weeks visit with Miss Lillian Lanning.
E. F. Willis, many years ago, with
Staver & Walker, Of Portland, is in the
city, travelling for another firm.
A stated Communication of Barxillai
Chapter No. 16, o. Il. s. will BE- held in
the Masonic Hall, Tuesday evening Jan.
%, 1900 at 80 . o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Royal NEiauBoRs.- At the regular
meeting OF the Royal Neighbors OF Amer.
lea at the &. A. X. Hall last Saturday
night the following officers were in tai.
led:
Oracle, Mrs Lizzie Winkley.
Vice Oracle, Mrs Olarissa Custer.
Past Oracle, Mrs Mary Adams.
Receiver, Mrs @ NJ BuTkhart.
Recorder, Mrs o A Archibald,
Marshal, Miss Emma Burkhart.
Assistant Marshal, Miss Carrie Burk-
hart.
Chancellor, Miss Letitia Chambers.
Inner Sentinel, Mrs J Archibald.
Outer Sentinel, Mrs Martha Stevens.
Managers, DR. Adams, d Bussard and
+ Bergman.
At the close OF the installation q de-
licious lunch was served and ell report
splendid time. This order has only been
started here short time and is in a
hourishing condition and its officers and
members are among our best towns
people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
THE SHOW.

The Poultry Show ia now ina full
cackling condition, with 90 fine lot oil
fowls in sight az can be gotten together
anywhere in the United States outside
Of the fancy breeds like Homer Daven.
ports pheasants. In the standard breeds
the display lie . magnificent one.
| From 36 pound bronze turkey to o
bantam you can rec the best in the diff
ferent breeds, solid Plymouth Rocks,
high headed Cochins, ariatocFatic Wyan-
dottes. proud Spaniards, industrious
Leghorns, grand Langshane, etc.
| The largest rooster in the flock is 9
| light Brama of E. Carlisle, of Portland,
weight 135S pounds. Mr.. Mulkey has
the largest barred Plymouth Rock,
weight 10 pounds. There are two Black
LangshaRs that weigh l01k pounds, and
q white Langshan weighing ~. Last
year there we're no white Langshans.
The heaviest P. Cochin weighs IOL
pounds. Silver Laced Wyandottes are
not bulky, the heaviest weighing s
pounds, the heaviest white Wyandotte o
pounds. Tie black Minorcas strut con-
siderably but not on account Of their
weight the heaviest weighing 81 pounds,
The weight Of Leghorns and several 9th.
or breeds are mot given, that being q
minor matter, quality counting.
The general interest taken may be
eeen in the manner in which birds have
been brought here from q distance, az
shown BY the following list Of exhibit
ors:
Corvallis-Mrs J Buchanan, Mrs g 81
Lindermann, Wallace Hnlbuit, Austin
Hulburt, Alden Hulburt.
Jefferson = Mrs Ella Conner, J w
Houck, 7 B West.
Stayton-Geo Chrisman.
Portland-B L Paget, e Ladd, JW
Fleming, 0P & s Go, Z Carlisle, ii s
Loomis.
Brownsville-O P Knight.
6elem-Selwood Bros, A e Auiranee.
BelIview-D NJ Kirby.
Tallman-Geo Mcknight.
Roaeburg- Roy McOlalien, E A Kruse.
Tangent-D Bridgeiarmer, Mrs Tis-
dale, W W Green, Mrs Witzel, Grant
Nichols.
Silverton-J W Brown.
Eugene-George Fisher.
Pleasant Hill-Wheeler Bros.
Monmouth-Mrs L L Whitaker.
Oregon City--Jas Merrill.
Goshen-Coshow & Keenay.
Shecd-E Dow, @ s Shedd, Mrs Mar.
'ha thompson, Grant Thompeon.
Lawrence-Mrs John Johnson.
Tremont-A w Powers.
Ooburg-Amos Wilkins,
HArrisburg-Doug Wassom,
Oakland, Calit-L L Cobb,edick
Dallas-Robinson Bros.
OakvIlle-J w Barton.
Aleea-Oscar Tom.
Amity-II d Mulkey.
Aloany-F A Burkhart, CIV Vunk.
Harvey Parker, Fred Shuliz, Geo Waeh.
burn, d 0 Woodwork, OG Rawlings.
Chas Davis. P Baltimore, Ed School al
w Blackburn, Frank Dannals, Norman
5erke, L w Ross, G ID Barton, NM
Newport, A Hart, Lither Bartlett, w
A Kimsey, Thos Froman, Mrs o 7 Por.
Ter, Win Royce.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

earth and stones scribsd ip-s2s; whence
sclEibeal is1Ig gr: bears =. sS dss. y
ig-sss ilT. bears b. 10 dog. w. IS feet;
thence n O deg. - min; TO-, variation
westsfly ESas foot, 10 corner No. 10 idsn- ~
doIa dYleh lode and corner No. OF of Rsed
S oat l2s asRss meme Sqpsy' asvsS hs%ock 10. 4
ssss Psass asrbaS n ,aS rSsnd w. mound Sosf q
scsisaa eGp a naRsI m r DSamsie essed S Sna
2. soa feet. and d hemloek tree u inches
hr. bears sS dox. 46 min. w. z2.7 feet
des, Ss min. d., Ss feet, "a q corner No. O.
Ne. szs RED Bull lode. q sawed Gr posi
sroSnd viii ,'n. oSna o. sGs s,dsea nGeSn seSDaa
sl--aS: whence tho center OF a shaft .4x7
a'hsE in by iso fess aeSp bears n e Geg
sfE n q t In q9o y Dssr. DsS1laS dwlis dss nSG n
y. ils,g feet: q hemlock stump n Inches
N diameter md sM feet high. blaEed ana
inches IN diameter. blazcd and scribed
ll9eti thence q; ~ deg. .9 min. B, varia.
ZEE. on line g~i OF survey No. a2S Red
liuit lode. hewod hF post 4xi inches by
feet long, ret II Inches In tho ground
with mound Of stones scribed 22-2--a2g
homlock tre6 20 INCHES IN diameter
hlaEEd and scribed 2c-2-a2s BT, bears Il.
70 deR,. 2 min. w. 1916 feet distant, and
= hsinloek stump 20 inches IN diameter
2-as BT. bears =. II deg 70 min. H. 10
fest thence n, 70 deg. 2 min. H.. yaria-
lion ~ deg E. biG.t feet, 20 corner No.
~ Iawler Placer. this survey on line 74O
feStt wagon road running eaHtsrty and
westerly w feet; Rulch runs Northwestern
lllV Rect; wagon road runs northshal.
9rY ana H?uthwenterly 1913 feet: mouth of
!sft at right angles 2osi, feet, 10 corner
NO, r. hewed hemloek post lxt inchee
by : feet long. set ~ inches In tho ground
win mound OF stones Hcrtbed 29-a2g.
whence hemioek tree n inches in diam.
st"ra PLACED and eeribrd 23--32s BT bears
=, gs deg. u. ai feet, and n hcmIock tree
y inches IN diameter. binzed and scribed
iil feet: themes l. is deg. deg y MIN. MIN. n ~
variation 10 deg. 60 min. w.. ess feet. 10
corner No. a. hawed hemiock post 4xt
lnches by feet long set IL inches IN the
ground, with mound OF stones scrlbed a.
- The mouth OF Bullion tunnel run
Ming sonthwesteriy. bears N. 10 deg. 10
min; y. lob feet: hemlock tree inches
wv bears \; g deg. 70 min. VI, rs feet.
.ter blazed and HcFibed N-as mr. bears
y. % deg 20 min, w. i2a feet: thence ii
70 deg. n min. w., variation 10 deg, 30 min
~ 80 feet; Casey guich. a stream feel
VIDE hows noriherly 6S5 feet. 10 corner
NO OF place of beginning.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Mr.. Gus Boencke Is up after a short
ILLNESS.
President Lee OF the College returned
this noon from a trip to Portland.
A suit for divorce has been begun by
Mrs. Nellie Giddings agt Hiram Gid
dings.
Rev. Hill aud iamny and several OF the
Ladds passed through Albany this noon
for California.
The Central W. O. T. U. will meet in
their hall tomorrow afternoon at 2:S0. A
full attendance is REQUESTED.
Col. Frank Parker: OF Walla Walla
Statesman, went over on the afternoon
trsin to Toledo to look after Ills goats.
Mrs. John Isom has resigned her po-
sition as manager Of the Albany Tele-
phone office and will.be succeeded by
Mrs. Margaret Blodgett.
Joe Waldrop, who once run tor con-
gress on the popuulist ticket has accept
ed the pastorate Of the Baptist church
In Prineville. He is now devoting him.
self entirely to his church.
Mr.. Charles Schmitt the veteran Ben
ton, county hotel keeper was in the city
today on his way to Cane Nome after
some gold he heard was lying around up
there. He proposes to keep after it un.
ill he strikes something.
A San Francisco dispatch says that
Joel Booth, the medical stndent, whose
skull was fractured here week ago, is
improving, and hores are entertained
for his recovery. Mr.. Booths home is
in Lebanon, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
MONDAY.
THE HEN SHOW,

n This 10 the opening day oil
an the State Poultry Show.
fts@p II Is ali right.
Wy II will be n greater success
E5&-ss>z even than last year.
To-day Is one mostly OF preparation,
but there 10 enough in sight TO show the
the show up In q favorable light. The
entries have been over three hundred
more than last year, and there Ia an inn
provement In the stock.
A sleeker looking lot OF birds could not
bo gotten together in the United States.
A proud, stuck up brigade Of fowls.
Many OF the old exhibitors are on hand, /,
with their birds as glossy as they could
Mr. Fenwich, the genial secretary Ii al
his post and Mr.. Shedd 10 proving an ex-
cellent superintendent. Mr.. Hitchcock,
the judge, arrived on the noon train and
u ready for the ipainstaking business Of
figuring points from feathers and bodies.
There will be plenty to see tonight.
Begin right of and go every night.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

EUeENR.-Mrs. P. Biddle, OF Albany.
whe has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Biddle, has returned to her home
ia Albany.
Mrs. Frank J. Miller and children re-
tnrned to her home at Albany this after
noon after q pleasant visit with her
mother, Mrs. j. q. Gray.
This morning while running wood into
the engines at the electric light power
house, large sti, fell over on the cram
ium of Superintendent Jas. F. Robinson,
cutting cash which needed the service
Of doctor to attend TO.
]. o. Watts has decided to remove his
optical business to Seattle. Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
TUESDAY.
Peoria.

We are having nice weather and grain
is growing well. Some farmers have be-
gun to plow.
hon. NJ. A. Miller, OF Lebanon, will
lecture at Peoria next Wednesday night.
Jan. "a, st O'Clock, on Modern Wood
men OF America and tho Modern Wood
men will organize camp at Peoria.
They have eighteen or twenty names and
viii get more before they organize.
The Methodist South will hold their
quarterly meeting at Peoria next Satur-
day and Sunday, 27 and 2Sr
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

CHAs. EBENsoN, of the Commercial
Baths, has secured the services of Prof.
VIM. Marriott, chiropodist .and tonsor-
ialist. Those Wishing special:: ::hair cut
ting Or treatment OF face and scalp, will
do we'll to cali on Mr.. Benson. No old
plush chairs. Every thing bright ard
new. Exquisite service porcelain baths.
The finest of imported and domestic
cigars. This is the only place in Albany
to secure satisfactory service. Hydraul-
ic chairs. No waiting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

A CHuRN MEETNG.-There were enough
men at the court houee this afternoon to
Indicate a. political meeting, but upon
careful investigationit it was learned to be
only churn meeting. 112 shares in q
county right Tor new and wonderful
churn had been sold and the shareholders
were here to organize for the purpose Of
selling the chun. There were promi-
rent dairymen here from different parts
of the county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Fl. W. Youmans is serving five day
sentence for selling goods on thS street
of Albany without "a license.
John Maxwell has begun proceedings
in bankruptcy with assets given as $555
and liabilities as $479S 40.
The bondsmen of ]. G. Luckey ex-1n-
dian agent of Warm Springs have just
paid last $500 on account of their re-
sPonsibility. That is business. Men
should never 60 ON bonds without they
are willing to pay if there is a shortage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

While in Roseburg yesterday we heard
some discussion OF probable nominations
on the Union ticket. The name OF l..
Bilyeu was very favorably mentioned by
prominent Democrats and Populists for
prosecuting attorney. If air. Bilyeu
should consent to become a candidate
they aIe Of the opinion that be would be
the choice of Douglas county. Eugene
iua ed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

A delightful whist party was given tast
evening at the pleasant home of Mr..
Geo, NJ. Payne. The evening was ereatIv
enjoyed. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Payne, Ex-senator aud Mrs. Daw-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Tweedale. Mr.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Redfield, Mr., and Mrs
+. ID. French, Mr.. and Mrp. A. w. Bow.
ereox, and Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Ketch-
um.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Old papers ten cents hundred at the
DEMOCRAT Office.
Now is the time to get an ironing
board or clothes rack, manufactured by
e, b. Davidson, under patent. Fine
things Try one. Leave orders at Hop.
kins Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

F. P. Dunno, better known as Mr..
Dooley, is in Portland, on a trip. There
are people who think his writings a'e
very entertaining. he at least has q
reputation.
Evening journal., 1900-04-12
FINED FOR ABUSE
FRANK BURNS PUNISHED FOR
BEATING HIS WIFE.

In the absence of Judge Ball. Asso-
ciate Judge +. r. Cochran presided in
City Court this morning, and disposed
of the few cases that came before him.
Frank Burns, a young married man,
was charged with committing an as
sault and battery upon his wife. Mrs.
Burns testified that her husband had
frequently abused her That on the
night of March 6 he went to the resi-
dence of John Dougherty, No. COZ West
Second street, where they had rooms,
in drunken condition. Another man
was with him and because she would
not get up out OF bed and allow her
husband to take the mattress from be-
meath her and her child and place 1t
on the floor for himself and friend to
sleep on,he struck her, ,blackening both
her eyes, and then knocked her head
against the bed. He went out, but
came back the next morning and re-
peated his actions. Burns has been
married seven years, and out of that
time has only supported his wife about
two and a-half years.
The defendant pleaded with the
court for one more chance, promising
to take the pledge and do better. Upon
being questioned. Mrs. Burns stated
that her husband had taken the pledge
once before. but broke it in a few days.
A fine of $40 and costs was imposed.
Mrs. Irene Taylor was the complain
ant against her uncle William Bowe,
whom she charged with disorderly
conduct. Mrs. Taylor testified that
BOwe came about the residence of her
self and mother and annoyed them con-
stantly by abusive language and
threats. Judge Cochran imposed a
fine of So and costs.
For being drunk and acting in a
disorderly manner, James Gibson was
assessed 81 and costs.
Edward Mulvey and Patrick Connor
were each fined 81 and costs for drunk
enness.. An attachment was issued for
the arrest Of Charles McCarr, who fail
ed to answer when his name was call
ed as witness in the Burns case.
Evening journal., 1900-04-12
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Officers of the Florence Crittenton
Home met yesterday and. transacted
routine business.
--PerlIin ID. Brown, Of Smyrna, for
merly in the Seventh Light Artillery,
In Buffalo Bill's Wild West show.
THE annual meeting OF the Y w.
c. A. will be held this evening, when
managers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
Mrs. James Matthews, OF New Cas-
tie, had her pocket picked of S72 in
King street market yesterday
"A number of trees were planted
yesterday afternoon along the drive in
Brandywine Park between Market and
West streets.
THE Delaware Saengerbund held a
rehearsal in German Hall last night
under the direction Of Professor Hart
mann.
Rev. w. f. and Mrs. Dawson, OF
Wesley Church, were received by the
congregation on Tuesday evening.
The second game OF the series be-
tween the Wilmington Whist Club and
the Germantown Cricket Club bowling
teams will be played here this even
ing.
Jack Daily, of this city, will meet
George McFadden, in Philadelphia on
Tuesday evening next.
Welcome Council, Jr o. U. A. NJ.
held a social with refreshments after
the business session last night.
Tho r,r.tr .Lf-,.- L.. Nru-
Johanna Stoeckle, were placed in the
belfry Of Zion German Lutheran
Church yesterday.
The Johnson Forge Company con.
templates putting an addition to it'
mills.
Kings Daughters. OF Dover, will
present "The Return From oklahoma
az Smyrna on Monday night.
Rev. r. +. Waldron, rector Of Hol,
Cross r. c. Church. Dover, will con
duct six services on Easter.
Rev. J. r. Milligan, d. d.. Of thii
city. has been mentioned for clerk o.
Presbytery which meets at Smyrna OF
April II.
Henry Deitch collided with
wagon while riding his bicycle a
Fourth and Market streets yesterday
but escaped uninjured.
p, w. & 3. Railroad Master Car
penter j. l.. Smith has placed "a larg
trench under the tracks in the yard a
Washington.
William Dyer has sold his farm
near Lebanon TO William e. Maloney
Dover, for $4,000.
All the members Of the family O
William Holland. living near Smyrna
are suffering with measles.
The dredging of the Christian
river at Market street will be resumes
in a few days.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club viii
have Summer clubhouse on the Della
lware river.
Evening journal., 1900-04-12
MUST WAIT FOR MONEY
TEACHERS CANNOT BE PAID UN-
TIL NEXT WEEK.

IL MA W LEA.
A number OF public school teachers
are agitated over the fact that they
failed to receive their pay for last
months work at the proper time.
Tuesday was the time on which the
payment of salaries began, but as City
Council failed to pass the monthly ap-
preparation for the Board of Education
and the finances of the board were not
Sufficient to pay all salaries, the teach
ers were given their checks until the
money On hand was exhausted.
Council failed to make the required
appropriation, because the city's funds
are low It was hoped that the appro-
priation would be passed at tonights
meeting of Council, but Chairman
Kane, OF the Finance Committee, says
that the money will not be paid to-
night, but would go over until next
week
This is the second time that teachers
and janitors have had to wait for. their
money on account of lack Of funds