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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
College Notes.

The old students gave reception to
the new students last Friday evening,
Jan, 5. After short program the eve
ming was spent very enjoyably in gamee.
A lunch was served.
Fred Fenton, Guy Lewelling and Miss
Edith Hogue, of Albany, and Miss Lettie
Pratt, OF Halsey, entered college last
week.
At the meeting OF the A. G. L. s. Jan
6 the following program was rendered -:
Original medley, Owen Beam; discussion
OF new currency bill, Chas Sternberg ;
impromptu, Emil Howard, E S Robe,
W Shene6eld. Edgar Dickinson was
received into the society.
Mr.. .. q. Walker has presented the
library with copy of Murat HaIstesd q
History of the Philippines.
The Bible classes for the second term
work have been organized. They will
be taught by Revs. Stevenson and Reed
and Professors Schmitt, Torbet and
Walker.
The Oratorical Association have de-
cided to give $40 gold medal as first
prize and $5 silver medal as second
prize in the local oratoricsl contest to be
held Feb. 9. The contestants are Jos. E.
Torbet, '00; Frank G. Schumacher, '92;
John L. Acheson, '0c; Geo. 7. Pratt, '02 /;
and Geo. D. Byers, '03.
Our basket ball team and the all AL
bany indoor base pail team, which is
composed principally of college men,
will go to Corvallis this evening to con-
test with the .. A. G. teams. May they
come back victors.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The tax levy OF 6.3 mills has been ex .
ceeded only once. We are in somewhat
extravagant hands.
A camp of Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea is to he instituted at Detroit with
member ship of thirty.
Mrs. Thayer, wife of the late Ex-Cov-
ernor Thayer died Wednesday at the age
of IS years. She was native of New
York State.
The slot machines in Portland have
been ordered discontinued as the law
provides, and the Telegram says they
are being stored away.
The Marion county tax levy has been
placed at 10 mills. The ate levy is to
be added. 1t is said it will be even iguT-
es. Probably as much as mills.
The Curtis Lumb ber Co. already have
about l55 men on their pay roll When
the Albany mill is built this will be
greatly increased.
Mrs, Edyth Wethe-ed instituted
lodge OF Native Daughters at Yoncsl
last night. She will be iu Albany ne
week for the purpose. THIS city is fl
OF native daughters.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
JUDGES AND CLERKS.

The county court have appointed the
following judges and clerks for the June
election; the first three judges the last
wo clerks:
Albany--A B Woo1in. M y. nde~s, G
@ Hogue; I j Sites, v N Hammer
West Albany--F NJ Redfield. IL M
Palmer, W A Limsey; q II Rudd, A )
Hart.
East Albany-S A Dawson, F B Han
kline, W Cox; B + Ramp, Z J Seeley.
Center w + Anderson, Mike German,
Geo Wheeler; Frank Ward, Frank John.
eton.
Price--C p Glover, Smith Cox, S Nee.
! lands; Robert Clem, Robert Bnrkhart.
Crawfordsv. LED F Robnett, J Nc
Kercher, J S Hardisty; Todd Abrams, G
0 Rice.
N. Brownsville-A W Stanard, F H
Calder. d S Robins; Martin, W H
Averill.
Foster-Jacob Cheshir, Jacob Nye,
Geo teisendorfor; = II Eric. Chae
Lyons.
North Lebanon--J NJ Burkhart, o NJ
Hardin, L Bosler; J NJ Settle, A o
S.urm.
South Lebanon-C B Montague, G W
Crnson, 6 A Bland; 6 Boyle, q W
Rice.
Locomb-C f Levers, Jchn Dayen-
port, J II Piler; Frank Gaines. Orville
Dow ming.
Jordan--Thcs Ironr, q W Richardson
P 4 Bilyeu; A A Bender, f I Thave.
E Fox Valley-M Trask, A T Zun ait, W
Potter. Geo McLane, Thirston Kearns
Tangent-A Revins. W Newcomb,
II Bryan; S B Luper, J Beard.
South Brownsville--sH Mcfarland, ]
Riggs, 6 V Standish; W G Cooley, Bax-
ter Henderson.
syracuee-John Conser, B Davis, A
Farlow; L q Stratton, Jeff Creel
Sodaville--A P Flory, T Coyle, w II
Ingram; A Ii Parrish. Q Hes!v.
SteId-John Barton, W w Poland
H B Sprenger; G ] Shedd, L N Allen.
Orleans-Frank Hulburt, G S Blevins
A Stone; G DO Henderson, S Bell,
Tallman- Geo Mcknight, D Trout
man, J E Archibald; T L Dugeer, W "
Crawford. =
Rock Creek-W Il Hausemsn, W
Robertson, Geo NJ Stafford; G Hester
EN- Chetfeld
South Harrisbu g-J J Baker, NJ Gun
J ningham, B E Grimes; 7 Anderson
Zack Davenport
North Hairisburg-J c Sabin,
George, 9 E Maxson; B A Bemas, Go
Afford.
Sweet Home-G B Splawn, o H Rus
sell, B F Barnell; @ F Bigbee, Jas Green
Halsey-W F White, Frank Leeper, {
Q Jackson; A N Reeves, Alex Smith.
/ North Scio-T S Coffey, Robert Carey
J A Bilyeu; A M Young, o B Cyrus.
Shelburn-Jas Arnold, William vii
son, R L DeVaney; L E Miller, E
smith.
One new precinct was established, LII
comb; the nsm9 of Franklin Butte VIZ
changed to South Scio, and of Scio
North Scio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
FRIDAY.
Road Supervisors.

The county court has ordered :ne road
districts under the new law to be made
the same as the voting precincts, thus
making about half as many supervisors
as formerly. There are 80 precincts
This will make % supe. visors to be ap-
pointed and elected N jane, there being
no1e for two Of the Albany districts.
The following have been appointed to
serve until their successors are elected at
the coming June election:
/. West Albany, Denver Hacklemar.
2. Orleans, d. A. Wade.
8. Shedd, W. W. Poland.
4. halsey, Jas. Morgan.
6. S. Harrisburg, Jas. Arehart.
7. S. Brownsville. T. @. Isom.
8. n. Brownsville, ]. M. Waters.
9. Center, Moses Parker.
". Tangent, NJ. l.. Forester.
IL. Syracuse. - Drummond.
IL. Price, Frank Trites.
l3. Tallman, T. l.. Dugger.
15. Scio, ]. 5. Morris.
le. South Lebanon, II. H. Meranda.
% Sweet Home, William Thompson.
90. Waterloo, Nj. A. Fitzgerald.
2b. Jordan, @. r. Irvine.
26. Fox Valley, Ha6ley Hobs,n
27. Rock Greek, W.. b. Robertson.
Supervise for North Harrisburg,
Shelburn, Franklin Butte, Santiamr
North Lebanon, Sodaville, Orawfords
Vile, Lacomb and Foster will probably
not be appointed until the next term o
conrt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

A Lane county divorce case is: Mat
tie A Pearl vs Silas II Pearl suit for di.
vorce The couple were married at Hal
eey, Oregon, April %, 1897. The issue
Of said marriage is one son, Roy w.
Pearl, aged 2 yearl. The complaint
charges desertion, committed Dec. 23,
1898. The mother asks custody OF child.
Matt Scott has the reputation Of hav-
ing shipped to Portland recently several
cars Of hogs of which several weighed
over 700 and which averaged 500 pounds
We are glad to have this known as a hog
raising country, but the truth is there
was only one hog that weighed 64l
pounds and the average was only about
800 pounds, perhaps little less.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
The Poultry Show.

CIV. Mcknight OF this county has the
following in the Rural Spirit:
AS the annual exhibition of the Ore
gon State Poultry Association will con-
vene at Albany, Linn county, on the
22nd OF January, 1900, and entries will
close with f. Fenwick. secretary, Port.
land, Oregon, on the 18th, we once more
appeal to not only fanciers and poultry
Eaisers, but to all citizens who feel an in.
terest in the progress OF the common
wealth OF the country, to encourage this
most iaudable enterprise with their pat
ronage as exhibitors or presence, and il
possible with both. There is no industry
in the country today that pays one
quarter the dividends on the amount OF
capital invested as the poultry business,
and as source of revenue TO the country
it is second to none.
To fanciers, the fascination of breeding
is unbounded, and their exhibition at
Albany will prove revelation to
thoughtful scientists, for no other place
Will afford 30 grand n study of the laws OF
evolution. We chicken men bow our
heads to the divine laws that nursed the
tender species through all the dark ages,
and with it's deft hand we have upon the
jung'e fowl penciled the barring OF the
Plymouth Rock, painted the glossy
sheen OF the Langshan and touched with
delicate crimson the Red Quilted Game,
No breeder OF repute who hopes tc
continue will be absent, for only the fit.
test will survive, and competition only
brings the desired result to both breeder!
and breeds. No one will buy stock from
asstay-at- home breeder, for all their OBJ
servation is limited, and thsif ideas con
tracted until they can't discriminate be
tween the good and bad.
Don't let winning ut your local shoy
delude or keep you away from the bi
ring, Tor the same rule is applicable
A horseman would be honored more wit
defeat in the Pennsylvania than to win
free-fof-all at county fair. The quet
tion is. where have you won and in wins
kind Il companvP The stamina and eI
terpr He that actuates the breeder I
, journey to Albany with his stock on tn
end to meet in competition all conner
are the elements that make the safe on
because il theirs are mot the best the
want to knew it, and, where faulty, {
they may proceed intelligently.
/ We have secured the services of IL
most competent judge to be had, 80 o'
yond question awards will be placed a
cording to merits. Many improvement
are to be made which will add attracJiv,
ness, and in all we expect to eclipse a
exhibitions OF the past.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
MARRIED.

VEAL-PARRTSH. - In Albany, on
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 10, 1900,
at the home of the groom, by Rev. j..
b. Holmes, Of the Christian church,
Mr.. Bert Veal and Miss Marie Parrish,
both of Alcany.
On account OF the illness of rela-
tiyes of the groom the wedding was
private. The groom is bookkeeper for
X. Veal & Son, and as well an expert
stenographer and is liked by everybody.
The bride is the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L, Parrish, is a grad
uate OF the Albany Conservatory OF Mu-
sic and is bright young lady with many
friends. All unite in wishing them much
happiness and prosperity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
Those Ducks.
From the Newport News:

From the Newport News:
II. L. Walden, T. F. & P. Agt., ]. H..
Roberts, train dispatcher, of the G. & E.,
and Otto Celan and George Vandran,
came over from Albany Saturday eve
ming, and spent Sunday duck shooting
down at Beaver creek. They bagged
about 60 birds. When they came back
Sunday night, they looked as though the
whole outfit lad been towed across the
bay, but Mr.. Waldon ssys it didn't rain
drop-of course not, it just poured,
and the dncks had to take to the timber
to keep from drowning, and when j. II.
happened to hold his gun muzzle up
wards for few moments, it didn't do
thing but get full Of water and he fred
o. duck up in tall tree, the duck
s1ought it was breaker coming, and
dived breaking it's neck at j. He. feet.
And, say, how did you all like your sail
across the bay with Captain DavisP
There will be Rebecoa drill tomor-
row evening. By order Of the Captain.
Hon. Charles Miller of Marian county,
who onoe run for Congress, was In the
city yesterday.
John Paul Jones, the S P's rustling
travelling passenger agent was doing Alb-
bany today.
Rev. Copeland will speak at the Pearce
Memorial church next Sunday on
Americas duty to the Beers.
V. Cadek and Jos. Yourg passed
through Albany this week for Corvallis,
where they will take the farmers short
course in the 0. A. Q.
Among those goinP down on the Ruth
this morning were T. L. Dugger, E. B.
Townsend, Mrs. @. 0. Lee and Pat Bren.
nen. The latter who is now Albany's
oldest citizen, is ON visit with Mr.. ].
u. Cherry and family Of Salem.
The College Y NJ G A of the state will
meet in Monmouth tonight and hold ses-
sions over Sunday. Lyle Speer and
others will attend from Albany. Five or
six Eugene men passed through the city
ior Monmouth this noon.
A l. McFadden, who has located in
Sumpter writes that there are thirteen.
saloons there and six more on the way,
and only one Church. Hence it is not
necessary to state that it is very lively
place. One kind Of life at least.
At $50 o'clock tonight the excursion
train will leave Albany for Corvallis,
returning after the indoor base ball and
basket ball games. 1t is expected that
there will be good sized crowd 20.
The round trip fare will be only so cents.
w. T. Burney, of Portland, was in the
city today on business before the Iand Of
fee Mr.. Burney is brother-in-law OF
the lamented Sam Simpson, and rep3rts
that his poems are in press, and viii be
published within few months Salem
Journal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

Ex-poundmaster Davidson Gays that
since the firpt OF June $222 has been paid
to the city for dog tax, OF which $36 was
in cash and the rest in work. OF the
work he did only &36, the rest being
done by others. He claims that he has
saved the city money by his rustling for
taxes on dogs, getting very little benefit
from II himself
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

A good sized delegation of young peo-
pie will go to Corvallis tomorrow on the
excursion train leavingsat 6 80 o'clock in
the evening to see the games oI base ball
between the o. A. g. AMI Albany Col
lege and basket ball between the young
ladies of the two colleges. Round trip
fare 30 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The judges aud clerks of the Benton
county precincts across the river are :
Fairmount Judges, T. b, williamson,
J. F Maybcrry, Chester Skeels; clerks,
ThomRs Rislcy, John Reese. Soap
Greek: Judges. John Tomlinson, Will
liam Ryals, AL Thurston; CLERKS, L. +.
Wiles, Virgil Carter. The Linn County
judges and clerks will not be appointed
unril after the new voting districts are
arranged.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The Times Mount sineer OF The Dalles
boasts rs follows: The Dalles now has
the best volunteer fire department and
the best apparatus in any town in the
state. The apparatus consists ola steam
engine, chemical engine, hand engine,
five hose companies and one hook and
ladder company, all equipped with the
latest improved apparatus for fighting
fro
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The new city officers OF Harrisburg are
l.. II. Lassell mayor, &. w. lshem re-
corder, w. l.. Tyler treasurer, I. j. And
erscn, u. Busey, 7. J. Rogers, NJ, w.
Canter, d. Q. Holt, and M. Cunningham
councilmen. The issue was license and
license won.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The assessment rolls have all been re-
ceived at Salem. They show the total
assessment Of the state to be $l20 .2S7 ,S79.
Last year it was $l3S, 1888 ,677. Certainly
not very good sign. With all the pros
pevity towering around the assessment
should increase instead Of decrease.
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Recorders office:

Recorders office:
Deed M Bowers to d Greathouse,
80 acres. ..,.........,....,H HZUU
Deed L A Lewis to NJ Bowers, 80
acres .,.+..t.,,....,.... ZUU
Decd Eva Hall to w Thompson,
1850 acres ...............,....,. 800
Mortgages for $1,000 and $500.
Releases OF mortgages for $659 and
$500.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

L. d. Baldwin has been appointed
postmaster at Beuna Nista.
q. B. Mjlloy and wife were registered
at the Perkins. Portland, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Link this noon re-
turned to their home at Eugene.
Rev. J. b. Cleland, OF Eugene, return
ed home this noon from y trip to
Brownsville.
Hon. and Mrs. j. X. Weatherford
went to Harrisburg this noon on visit
at the farm OF their son.
Mr.. Frank Davy OF Salem went to
Harrisburg this noon % install the new
officers of the A. o. u. W. tonight.
Revival meetings are in progress every
night at the NJ L. church. Rev. T. l..
Jones, of Forest Grove is assisting the
paster.
Mr.. Orange Glover and family oil llwa'
co, arrived in Albany this noon on a Wis.,
it with the formers father Mr., Q, p.
Glover.
The new officers OF the Degree Of Hon
or and the Rebeccas were duly installed
last night with appropriate ceremony.
They have heretofore been published.
]. G. Ikeman, state organizer for the
Ftresters OF An erica, is at the Russ
House. lie will organize q court of that
order in the city. Mr.. lkeman would be
pleased to meet any member of the order
that may be in Albany. A lecture will
be given. All these interested please
call and see him. He is very interest
ing man and stands at the head OF the
list OF state oranizers for the Foresters Of
America,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
THURSDAY.
In Probate Court:

In Probate Court:
Supplemental account fled by Mcneil
minors.
In estate OF Mary A Conner ct al mi
uors, 9th account filed.
In estate OF Jas Upham ct al minors
inventory filed
In estate OF H Paul inventory filed
Value OF property, consisting OF real
estate $4,000. Property lett by will to
the husband w A Paul except SO be
quests TO children and grandchildren.
New registrations: Granville d
Haight, butcher, aged 80, native OF Ore
g0n Horace II Campbell, plastersF, aged
AZ, native OF Ohio; Morris Senders, grain
merchant, aged 81, native OF Oregon; M
Payne, farmer, aged SO, native Of Ohio;
Fl g Watson, attorney, aged 45, native
OF Tenn; w II Warner, bill-poster, aged
80, native OF Mich; Rufus Thompson,
minister, aged 58. native OF Tenn; ] Geo
Smith, gunsmith, aged 45, native OF Ger
many Fl Barnes, carpenter aged So, ma,
tive OF Vermont; John Brush, mechanic,
age ~, native OF N Y;T A Riggs, county
surveyor, aged 74,native OF Mo; J S Nor
gan, brick layer and mason, aged go, ma
tive OF Ill; Peter Ruetner, carpenter,
aged AZ. native OF Switzerland, Roy k
Myers, farmer, aged 80, native OF Ohio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
Next Attraction.

The famous Rentz Ssntley Novelty
and Burlesque Company will appear at
the armory on Thursday evening, Jan.
Is, when they will give the amusement
seeking public an opportunity of seeing
buIlesque performance that is seldom
offered.
This is burlesque with a plot, rot
one Of the shoddy mediocre things that
are SO frequently palmed off as bur
lesque shows.
The play begins with a musical skit
entitled, "a Masquerade Ball." pictur-
ing the advent of good old German
gentleman, by mistake, in the bali room.
Mistakes follow thick and fast thereafter,
50 tnat one laughs continuously, and
good healthy laughter, not the kind pro-
duced by the suggestive or vulgar. Fol.
lowing thisis the olio OF specialties which
introduces the following artists, Gus
Bruno, Americas greatest dialect come
dian; Baker and Lynn, 10 their amusing
farce comedy sketch, "Yow Yow"; Al.
Q. Lawrence, in monologue and ventril-
oquism, different from them all and Pal
mer Sisters, the clever danseuses. Among
the ladies are to be found the Misses
Grey, Hena Bertolini, Josie Lawrence,
Jennie Potts, Cissie Meredith, Nellie
Gilchrist, Taylor Sisters, Ella Fay and
Annie HiIlard
Admission Soc, 75c and $I.00.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

MANILA, Jan 1.-THE thirty min tn TO
day engaged ten companies of rebels,
ng 25 Filipinos and capturing 90
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

A NIGIIT RAINBow.-A correspondent
OF the Eugene Guard at Springfield
tells the following;
AT 8 a. m. Friday, December Is, 1899,
two hours before daylight, l saw per.
feet rainbow to the east, the full moon
being in the west and shining through
a rift in the clouds upon the gentle rain
that was falling here, hile in the east
there was a dense cloud, as black as ink.
1t was on this that the bow was formed
u perfect bow, reaching from the earth
on the north to the earth on the south,
Of full size, perfectly white. 1t lacked
the brilliant light OF the sun to bring out
the other colors. l have never seen nor
heard Of anything like it, hut | don't
doubt that the like has been seen.
The assessment OF Multnomah county
decreased over $ll 900, 900. What the
matter with things anyway.
Ed. Davidson, ex-poundmaster, has
on his hands two COWS and two dogs, and
as he is out of office is in quandary as
to what to do with them.
Mr.. II. Wulf has sold his meat mar"
keI OppOSlIe tle DEMOChAI OllCe W mI'
Cooper Turner. The shop will be run
by Marvin Turner.
A joint installation OF the new officers
Of the a o U W. Of Halsey and Harris
burg was had at Ha 'sey Tuesday night
and big time was had.
1t is quite probable that the Univer-
sities oil Oregon and California will meet
in debate this year, as efforts are now
being made in that directi IN. Guard.
The local oratorical contest this year
will be held in the Presbyterian church.
There will he several good speakers in
the contest. Date Feb IL
At the armorv last night in very fast
game the Orange defeated the Black, both
college teams, II to 2. This was prac.
tice game before the club tackles the o..
A. @. at Corvallis Friday night.
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County Court /:
Rilln ailnwa1.


W II Caldwell, p .............$7 90
Albany Furniture Co, acct poor, ls 90
W O Farley, digging grave. .,.... 90
Carl Smith was ordered employed for
800 to extend the present ownership
Tx, Mar ], 1899 TO Mar. /, 1900.
boohe boundaries OF Halsey, Rock Creek,
I.acomb, Waterloo, Jordan, Price, and
Franklin Butte ordered changed, and
road district boundaries and numbers
changed to conform to voting precincts,
and numbers changed from / to 2S.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The snag boat is still at work on the
reyetment on the bank Of the william
cite, opposite Corvallis Aboat 800
or 800 feet OF revetmeni has ,en added
during the past lew weeks and the
work is Rye ompleted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19
SciO,
From the NaYa:

From the News:
A lorce of men are kept constantly
busy under the direction OF Manager
Lsrimore pushing along the work at the
flax mill and getting things in shape for
the next seasons crop of fax.
w. A. Ewing has purchased the Daniel
mercantile business in this city and took
possession last Saturday. He was for
some time cashier in the bank. lie will
retain in HE employ Mr.. &. L. Suther-
land, who for the past eight years has
been head salesman for Mr. Daniels.
The effort to oust w. A. Storey from
the,mayorship of Portland will be carried
to the supreme court. He put himself
in. No good will ever come to a man
who climbs over the fence or under the
tent into an office.
The Wizard Oil Co. will begin an en-
gagement at McMinnville next Monday.
The company continues under the ex-
cellent management of. Mr.. Gallagher, +,
who has secured several new attractions
in the east.
"Is England justifable in making war
on the Beers" is the question the stud
ents OF willamette University aDd Pac-
ific college will debate. Willamette will
have to take the affirmative, though in
the trial contest the negative won.
William H. Whitney died at the vet
eraD's home at Nsps, Calf, yesterday.
He was brother OF Judge j. j. Whitney
OF this city, who left on last nights over
land to attend tie iureral The deceased
served during the entire civil war.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The Curtis Lumber Co, Of Mil City,
have shut down and for the next three
months will be improving their plant.
They will put in l20 horse power
Sampson wheel to run the planers and
an electric light plant with a 800 light
capacity SO that they can run night and
daY .-Scio NeMa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-19

The general expense of running Port
land year Is estimated at $l26, ,439. Be-
sides this there is $123,140 for interest
and numerous funds, which raises the
amount to $4l5.7l5 that is required to
run the city of Portland year. That is
an elephant for city OF the size OF Port
land.