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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
Tangent.

The past week Of bright weather has
had tent ency to arouse the farmers
from their state OF letbaygy and cause
them 70 begin the preparation OF the soil
ior the spring crop. The ground Is now
70 hne condition for plowing and NUM-
DeTe of terms can be seen In the fields
Dusily 81 work. Tho fall grain has pass
Cd through the winter In good con dlEion
and is nov making rapid growth.
Many plum, prune and some cherry
trees are In full bloom at this time, and
ail Kinds Of fruit trees are looking well
ana promise an abundance OF fruit the
coming season.
q. w. Cochran 10 suffer ing from a very
sore eye causeL by nail which he was
driving flying and striking him scross
the eye which came near putting It out.
John Stanley. OF the o. A. O., was
seen on the streets OF tangent last Sun
day.
". q. Mills has returned from Med.
Iord whe.e he has been visiting bis son
VINO - X. X. agent at that place.
Our road boss N, L. Forster is doing
some excellent work on the roads which
they badly needed.
New girls have arrived ct the homes
o. ,. n. Bryan and Wiley Williamson
lalely, also boy at Pred Mathews resi. |
We expect the skimming station TO |
start up here BY the lst OF April.
CUMTUx.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE

Nj UTICE Is AEREBY GIVEN THAT,
Y by virtue OF AZ order OF the County
Court in and for Umatilla county, state OF
Oregon, made and entered Of record in
said court on the l2ih day Of February.
1900, authuriz ny and licensing me, as the
administrauix OF the estate of Andrew J
Richal js0n. decea ca, to sell be real
property hereinafter d. sc,ioed, will on
Saturday, oath Of March, 1900,
at the hour of One o'clock. p. m, at th
front door of the County Court ftouse of
Linn county, Oregon. offer for sale at pub
Inc auction, to the highest bidder. for cash
in hand, all of the right, tit Q am inter
est OF Andrtw ! Richardson, deceased, in
and to the following descii ibed real prop
efty, towit:
Beginning at the North vest corner Of
Do alton Land Claim ef Isabelle Clay
pool, aud the heirs at law OF Reuben Clay
pool, deceased. the same being Noti6ca-
Jon No. 2Sl5, and Clsim No. 4S, in
Township IL, Sonth Of RanRa West Of
the Willamette Meridian. Oregon; and
running hence South % degrees Wsst
$40 chains, thence South 704 degrees
East $40 chains, thence Sonih % degrees
40 minutes West 25 so chains TO the South
oOuuoahy lino VI Shlu ctalm. t0ence SOutl
n degre East II 80 epains to an interior
corner on the Southern boundary lire Of
said claim. thence South 10 deerees West
20 90 chains, thence South SO degrees 90
minutes East so. Is chains to the s. 9TH
east corner of said claim, thence north
l9 degrees 80 minutes East ON the Eas'ern
bouE Diary line Ct saia claim 46 10 chains
more or less to the center Of county road,
hence In Northwester'y direction along
he center CT s4id county road 40 40 chains,
more or les. to the Northern boundary
inc OF said claim, thence Nor,h &c degrees
West 94.S7 chains t. the lisce OF begin
ming, eontaininE 4S2.50 acres more or less,
| Linn cohnty. OREGON. Excepting from
be aocve described prem ses 30 much
hereof as is included in the graveyard
IN said premises
Dated this the l6lh day Of Feb. 1900.
REBEccA f. GALL RER.
Administrative Of the estate Of Andrew
Richardson, deceased.
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nOTlcf OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE. is HEREBY THAT THE
undersigned as the Administrator Of w y
McMeeken, deceased, has iiIed his Rnal ae-
count In said estate m alter with the
County Clerk OF Linn County, Oregon, and
that toe County Court Of said county has
fixed Monday, The End day cf April, 1900.
al the hour Of One o'clock M, In the
afternoon Of said day. for tie hearing Of
said account and the final settlement os
sad estate. ANY ard all persons having
objections thereto are hereby notified TO b
present at The County Court house in ALB
any, Oregon, az said time and present The
same.
= Dated Ibis lie "a b day Of February, A
d, 1900
wv SwAEK,
r Administrator.
WEATHERToRD & WYA1T,
Att'ys for Admir-.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
VERY GRATIFYING.
Albany, March 10, 1900

albany, March W. AvVU.
To TiTE Enron;
IL is very gratifying, not only 10 the
friends Of Albany College, but 10 All
who are interested in the future OF the
city Of Albany, 10 learn that there Il
now . good prospect that the indebted.
ness Of the college will DO paid Of, and
the institution afioi dcd fair chance 10
successfully accomplish the great work
In which II IL engaged.
| AZ The proposition is undcrstoop
friends outside Of Albany offer 10 rsise
funds sufficient 70 discharge the indebt-
edness except 1880 which the people Of
Albany arc expected TO contrib ute.
No one can claim that this IL not rea-
sonable proposition and II the people OF
Albany consider II worth while 10 have
the college remain here they will certain.
!, be prompt in performing their part Of
II.
The idea Of the college being removed
from Albany should not be contemplated
Tor q moment; and yet II ID not un.
reasonable 10 suppose that this might
happen II our people should show 80 little
interest Ia the institution as 10 cause its
friends and patrons 10 conclude that 1t
would succeed better amidst more
friendly surroundings. IL can make but
little difference 70 ratToJg OF the school
away from Albany whether the college
10 located here or elsewhere, but II 10 q
matter oil great moment 10 the people OF
Albany and the business interests Of the
city viewed, simply from q selfish, mer-
cenaFy standpoint. Who can estimate
the loss when this social and moral inhu-
once OF the faculty and students 10 con
tsmplAted.
This influence cannot be measured, no
money values can be placed upon II, still
every careful observer knows that il per-
meates the atmosphere, and every mem-
Der Ol the community IL affected by IL In
greater or lega degree.
Every individual In Albany, every one
having The good OF the community and |
the inture prosperity OF the city at heart. |
should be intercsteS!. In this subject and |
help the good work along II should be |
. popular movement. Every one should |
give something. No matter how small |
the individual contribution may be It |
helps along the good work and links the
donor 10 the future destiny OF the college.
Many Il our people can give literally
and doubtless win do 30, but no one
should fail 10 give what he 10 able TO con-
tribute because lac can not give as much
~ some one else.
One OF the striking characteristics OF
which have grown In pop
ulat,on and wealth and become prosper.
ous 10. that in all public enter pri.es the
people have taken personal interest
and by their efforts and contributions
have helped them along.
"Pull together" is good sentiment
Tor every town. DO not leave everything
10 be done by q few, encourage every ef-
Iort 10 improve the condition Of your
own. Each one OF us can do something,
Ind that the great majority will do every
hing possible IL the earnest hore and
belief OF the writer.
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Another Pioneer Gone.

e Noah shanks died at st. John, Wash.
March IA, aged n years, months and
~ days.
lie was born In Tennessee, Sept. 22,
1922, moved 10 Roy county, Missouri,
with his parents when boy where be
was married 10 Mary Riggs May 30,
1913.
In 1851 he crossed the plains % Oregon
settling In Linn county where he resided
Tor many year In the vicinity OF Claw.
fordsvile.
lie moved 10 Post Falls, Idaho, sever.
al years ago and from there TO st. John,
where he died.
He was q member Of the Christian
church about 30 years
tie served under Capt. Blakley In the
Rogue river war in 1850. His wife died
at ~. John, Jan. 2, 1899. Three sons
and one daughter are still living.
T. A. RIoGs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
DIED

HAMMER.-In Albany, on Monday
morning, March 10, 1900, Mrs. Mar
garet Hammer.
Margaret Harlan vas born in Monroe
county, KY, May Is, 1889 The family
moved TO Illinois in 1884. She was
married TO s. 4, Hammer at Penning-
toms Point, H., March ], 1854. Sic
became member Of the NJ. Il. church
when IS years Of age.
The family came TO Oregon IN 1888,
Her husband did in 1889. She was the
mother OF four sons, two OF whom are
deceased. Those living are w. f. and
A. M. Hammer, OF this city.
The funeral will be held at the NJ. L.
church Tuesday, Mar 20 at 2:30 p. m.
The body will lie in state at the church
from ] 80 10 2;S0 so that friends can
view the remains
The interment win bn in the family
lei IN the city cemetery.
The deceased was quiet, unassuming
woman abundant in & oil works aud rich
in all those qua a'ities which 20 to make
IN beautiful character anil d useful lie
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
oircui, court is ia { session in Eu, enc.


Circuit court is ia session In Eu, enc.
The Albany band is rehearsing for the
summer campaign.
Yesterday was Biyan's birthday. He
is no longer boy.
Brigadier and Mrs. Marshall will hold
special meetings for the Salvation Army
on Thursday and Friday OF this week,
The spaulding Lumber Company will
coon start q log drive OF | 900, 900 feet OF
balm timber down the Mckenzie river
to Oregon City, for the pulp mill.
Louie SchackenbeIg killed a cougar on
Wild Cat mountain, near Fox valley re.
Gently that measured seven feet three
incEes from tip TO tip.
The S. p. bNggage room at this city
has sufficiently advanced IN imporlane
for the introduction OF q floor tcale,
v hich 10 COW being placed in position.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
TUESDAY.
Temperance Orator Coming.

The Temperance people OF Albany arc
taking steps 20 secure an address by John
q. Wooley, Of Chicago, the noted temp
erancc speaker. This gentleman is to
visit the coast in May and his services
can be secured for Albany upon the con-
dition that one hundred new annual sub
scrlpiions 10 the New Voice published ut
Chicago. of.which Mr.. WooIey is one Of
the editors. are obtained.
A COMMITTEES composed OF J. NJ. Marks,
Rev. J A. Longbottbm, II. @, Chamber
lin, ]. w. Sen I, q. II. Walker and T.
Q. Morrison was appointed TO act with a
committee OF ladies Of thew. G. 7. U. In
securing tho requisite number OF sub
scTibeis.
Mr.. Woolley is one OF the ahless orators
In this country anu i IL TO be hoped that
his services may be otained Tor Albany.
An effort will also be made to secure
him for st least one other placs in Linn
county.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23

The students OF the North west Dental
COLLEGE OF Portland are a neryy crowd.
Last Saturday come Of them wore green
and iome orange. Jokes were follow n
oy blows and free for ali fight ensued,
i 10 said that President Mckinley and
admiral Dewey wIll pay q Wit 70 NM
NoI,hMs ~ lnls summer. II will be a
great privilege for the people OF OREGON
70 see the president VI the greatest repnh.
lic 10 the world and the greatest admirsI
OF the sphere. -
This irom "pusb program" article
Ia The Salem Jor rnal is evidantly aar-
casm: Geo. W. Davis, after serving four
years as clerk OF the board OF q hool land
commissioners. ran for school director
On .ne same ticket with Mr.. Bingham,
and ives beaten by several hundred ma
Iority; thus showing the appreciation
which The people had for his very yalus
able 81 services. ~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
Albany College Day.

Tomorrow the citizens OF Albany will
DO asked 10 give the last llit that will
raise tho college debt. BY subscriptions
Of interested friends oil over the state
$1,000 10 now definitely pledged toward
the debt, conditioned only ail the raIe.
ing OF tho last 1850. by one days
work anda generous response ON the
parts Of everybody, tho whole will be
pledged. All pledges are conditioned on
the piedHng OF the whole amount, Let
everyone give something and the CITY
will be honorod by ils own generosity.
II you cannot give largely, give somc-
thing, give willingly, give eraclously--
and give at onco. IL Will be q red letter
day for Albany that sees the college on
sound financial footing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
Grand Mass Meeting.

There will be grand mass meeting
Tuesday evening At 8 o'clock la tho cir.
cult court room at the court house, "a
hear Tho returns o tbs canvaaaers for
the A:b~ny College Debt.
Rev. Il. +, Hill, u. ID. oi Portlend will
preside.
Tho brass band have offered their
services. The whole community should
turn out en massc. II will be an enthu.
alaslIe celebration oi rcd letter day In
Aihany's history.
Tomorrow evening, Tuesday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23

Mr.. Samuel King. Q Linn county pio n.
eev, died at his home at Kinsston ON
March IA, at the age OF o. years.
The Eugene loan aud Savings Bank is
TO erect tso story building for their
business. II wall be- 24xll4 feet and
modern In architecture.
TIE Albany Iron Works has bought
the iron taken from the ruins OF the Ga-
lem FlouIing Mills about seventy. two In
all,and will ship IL to thia city for use.
Jasper Wyman is carrying his left
band In q cling from the effects OF an ac-
cldent ~ the soda works Last Saturday
afterhoon. In striking cork in place
ol II he struck the bottle, breaking Il and
nearly cutting finger off. Or. Hin
dressed Il.
Rev. William Gay, father Of Mrs Rev.
McCallagh recently died at Dallas at the
age OF SO years. He had been preaching
for over sixty years. He was man OF
excellent talent and splendid personal !
character. His people nave the syml athv
Of many Albany irieuds.
Mr.. Oscar Dannals has one OF the most
unique driving horses ever seen in Alb |
any. 1t has some OF the etripes OF 20. |
bra and the ti,st circus man VINO comes
along IL hound TO capture IL. Unlike a
zebra 1t Is driving for the first time eas.ly
10 harness.
An exciting scene occurred on Fi-st
'treet last Saturday night when a large
was discovered running along
he steeet in front of s. Il. Young K
sons store. s. A. Landis was first IN the
'hase and succeeded la Staying the an.
NAL with club. As muskrat's are wa.
er anima's what was this fellow doing
on the public streets of the city.
The Epworth League Ct the Eugene
district will hold It's annual conyenti.n
n Albany April 8, Z. s, and 8. The adj.
lresses OF welcome will be delivered by
Mes Gard ard N. NJ. Newport and
Imong the speakers will he DR.. Ford, u. |
Grant. an Indian preacher, q, F.
skipworth, T. s. ac Daniel, Prof. Prem. |
lie. Rev. Hollingshead and II v. Memin-
;er.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23

Or. H.ll, who was recently gaiiyanting
around Washington with the big men Of
the country says that 90 far ~ clothes
and looks 20 any ons Ia good enough 20
20 with u. y. senator's aud tho prcsldent
and HE cabinet. TIE great Mark Hanna
looks like wool buyer who was getting
ready 10 sack his own wool % save the
expanse. The Doctor supposed that
Hanna would of course forget him Inn.
mcdiately but tho next day he met the
prceldout and Hanna leaving tho capitol
together aud Hanna cried out
"Hello, Doctor"
Senator McCullom looks like q seedy
Methodist preacher who has lost hIu Job.
and Senator Stewart, with his long white
beard like q farmer who had come 10
town 10 sell his chickens,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
1 v the undersigned has this day been
appointed BY the. County Comt OF Linn
County, Dr., administrative Of the estate Of
Rs6ert 4 Irvine, late Of said county, de
ceased All persons having claims az ainst
the estate OF said deceased are required 10
present the same, with proper vouchers. q
the undersigned at her residence in Alo-
any, Or, within six months from the late
hereof.
Dated February, I9. 1900.
SAsAH }. IRtINR,
dninis tratrix of the estate of n A
r;ine, deceased
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
ExEcuIQR's M0IIeE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
me undersigned has bern duly APP
PoIntea oy the County Cnurt ~ Lam
Ogunly. Vregon.as the executor Of the last
will aud testament OF Grnce Ann Ilavia
deceased. Any aud al persons haying
claims against said estate are hereby not..
lied to present the same 70 tsa Under
signed at Albany, Oregon. within six
months from the date hereof. daily verit-
led as BY law required.
DAted this 18th day of March. 1900.
:, h e. DAVIS, Executor.
WKATHERPoHD & WY4TT,
Atgys for Executor,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
Steel Rail Sale.


From the Eugene Guard;
Messrs Holden Bros. have sold some
steel rails TO o'Neill Bros. 0i the Leha.
non paper mills. They purchased about
one mills Of track and will use the same
IN their yards NJ that plaGH. Mr.. w. J..
Royse, Of the Excelsior Factory, who
made the pufchate. also purchased
enough rails 10 run through the WOOD
yard ol tho mill NJ this place. The rails
bought were not those 10 use by the Eu-
gene street railway, but some tho Meesrs
Holden have stored, which had been
used Ia former railway enterprises In
Texas.
Messrs. Holden have offered their en-.
tire track, rolling stock and franchise
for sale and o'Nelll Bros. aie considering
It's purchase.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. administrative Of TIE estate Of Jas
NJ Williams, deceasea, has & ed her iinaI
ascount with tine county clerk of Linn
county, Or. and April s, at D m. has
been set rs the time and the county room
as the place for hearing objections thereto,
and for the settlement thereof.
Albany, March 2, 1900.
:. MAKY WILLIAMS, Admir-.
KELLY 4 CURL Attorneys.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
EXECUTOR S NOTlcs

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
appointed and confirmed as executor Of
the last will and testament of Richard
Farweli, deceased. bY the County Court Of
Linn county, Oregon, and all per rsons hay
ing claims against the estate of said de-
ceased will present them duly verified 10
the undersigned ct his Office in the CITY Of
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
March IL, 1900.
L II MoNTASTR,
Executor OF the la,t will and testament
OF Richard FarweIl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23

Gov. T. T. GesF yesterday received n
draft 10. t27 ,s00.s6 from the war depart
ment, In payment OF the claim OF tho
state Of Oregon against the federal gov
eEnment, for clothing, supplies and
equipments furnished the Second Oregon
volunteers, when that regiment was
mustefei into service and ordered 10
Manila. The ptate's claim was ios larg.
or amount, but the board OF turvey,
which passed upon the equipments after
the troops left the state, ALTO we'd but 80
per cent Of tho claim.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
The College.

This has been Albany College day in a
very emphatic manner. Beginning this
forenoon twenty.fouf solicitors csnvsssed
the city Indis.ricts In completemanner,
meeting With . welcome far. beyond
theiT expectations, resulting in the rails.
ing OF ire money beyond doubt. Our
people responded Dobly showing their
great intere't in this splendid institu-
tion. II viii not only do The college good
but our cltizens who have contributed.
making them partners In its success.
Tonight at 8 o'clock in the circuit
court room there will be a mass meeting
with Rev. e. P. Hill, Of Portland, as the
leading speaker. There will be music
oy the band and general rejoicing over
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23
pt Mis- Davis is in tho city tho guest

| ~ mhb bAvlw ~ ~ tnc Guy the guest
oi her brother DIR. W. II. Davis.
Fx-Marshai @. 0. Leo las been con.
lined 10 his bed for tho past week.
President Mcclellan preached In The
Ing.
MIR. William Ryals was In tho city to-
day with q bruised nose, the result OF q
COW horniBg II.
w. @. T. U. meeting tomorrow alter
noon at 2:30 o'clock at their hall. Bus
ineas Of Importance.
Hre. 4. r. Hackleman returned this
noon from visit with her daughter Mrs,
Capt. Kuhn oisalem.
Baynard Montavne, now with the O.
r. x N Co ~ Portland, IL In the city
on two weeks visit.
Miss Margaret Barker, tho sccom mpIlsh.
ed Grand chief OF Honor Of the Degree
Of Homer 10 home alter trip through the
valley.
Mrs. A. II. Martin and Mrs. V, II.
Gates went 10 Mclama today on w. II.
O. business.
Phil Greece, porter Rt the Combina-
tion shop is In Portland on o weeks Wis.
u with his parents.
Mrs. Henry Williams and daughter
and MIS-. Cora White have been visiting
Albany friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson went 10 linden.
sndence this morning on visit With
their con.
Mrs. II v. Gates state preside OF the
". RIO. has been Ia the city the gneet
oi Mn. 9. g. Hogue.
l. X. Borum aud family aud Mr., and
Mrs. Drnm went to Lebanon and back
on th1if bycIes yesterday.
State Senator Kelley will speak In Leb-
anon this week on the political iesuea OF
tho day from the republican standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fabo, have
on trip to Europe, 10 be gone
several months. returning about Sept. /.
Mack Monteiih arrived In ALBANY YES.
Ierday from Salt Lake City 10 response
10 dispatch announcing the illn. a. OF
hia sisieTinlaw.
n. N. Sloan. Of Pepdlelon. q ormer
Eugene man, and brother OF Enoch 8 can
now OF Pendlelon, ts q candidate for |
'herih ol UmAIilla county.
Mr.. George Franks. and Misa Grace
shaver, were recently married IN Garter.
Y. o.. the ceremony being performed on |
Feb. 20. Miss Shaver was q resident OF
hie city Tor several yeaTa.
Mr.. Curt Chance, who had the SUNNI.
or fever bad and gave up his position Ia /
he electric light works to 20 there has
home, satisfied that there are
wo sides 70 the sumpter craze.
O. M.Elkins Is In the city on his wAy |
0 hin home at Prineyllic after q trip 10 |
'An Francisco, where he spent several
Ecska with his brother Luther, who 10
citing q good toothold In the legal pro-
esslon there.
The ladies' Of the ConRregat tional
hurch will give q social this evening at
he parsonage. All are cordially Invited /
o be present. An admission iee OF 10
ents will be charged. A good program
will be presented and Ice cream and
axe served. Do not forget the time and
lace: this evening at the Congregation
j parsonage.
The Maccabee So. PatFick's ball last
night was attended by q large Il
lumber, about sixty couple being on the
oor during the night. Great pains had
zen taken 10 the decorations oil the hall,
iEecn prevailed In all shapea Ia artistic
arrangements, In ferns, palms, .estoons
! Oregon craps, etc. with tht tights
Inged green tor the eveat, all Get of wlth
ar own red white and blue. Music was
iFnished by Whiteaker's orchestra.
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A Crowd from Lebanon.

Hon. NJ. A. Miller Of Lebanon TODAY
seceivtd word from II. G. Markham G.
+. x p. A.. that one fare rate for .the
round trip would be grauted the people
OF Lebanon on Bryan day, March 2S. 1t
will take q big train TO bring the people
Of Lebanon here on that day. The
train will leave Albany in the morning
OF that day an hour earlier and return
log arrive here at 80 an, ready for
the speaking at 10 o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23

The property OF ths Albany Building
Association, better known as the opera
house company, has all been sold, and
the books are being balanced. Stock
holders by calling on J, Gradwohl treas.
urer, may receive their share Of the bal
ance on hand go per share.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-03-23

The subscription TO the mill subsidy
has been completed In q satisfactory
manner, and ne soon ~ the guaranty
10 made ,he .ams will be formally ac-
cepted.