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VOLUME IX. ALBANY, OREGON, MAY 18, 1877. NO. &. BUSINESS CARDS- JOHN CONNER'S B A N K J N-G AND Exchange Office, ALBANY, OREUOX. DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT TO check at sijiht, ,.',' Interest allowed on time deposits in coin. Eicliange on Portland, San Francisco, jnrt New York, for sole at lowest rates. Collections made and promptly remitted. Refers to 11. W. Corbett, Honry Failing, W.S.Ladd. . Hank in k hours from 8 A. M. to 4 F. SI. Albany, Feb. 1, Id71-Sv3 II. J.COl'CIITOX,M.D., HAOCATK OF THE UXTVERSITX V Medical College of ew orirr late mom lyrnf Rellevien H snital Medical Col- leire. New York. OFKICE-In A. Ca.ro thers Co. drug store, Albany, Oregon. EPIZOOTICS DISTANCED. THE BAT TEAM CTII.L UTES, a VtilS FLOTTUSHIXG LIKE A BEBIS A. bav tree. Thankful for past favors. and wishing to merit the continuance oi the same, the BAY TEAM will always be rea ly, and easily fonnd, to do any hauling within the city limits, for a reasonable .'vomnensaito. ell very of iol m specialty. A. X. AltNOl.U. oS Proorietor. JOHN SCHMEER, -DEALtK IN- Groceries & ALBANY, Provisions, OREGON. r AS JUST OPENED HIS NEW GROCER establishment on corner oi tiiDworin nrut at rru-ta. . wit n a I ret. ii siock oi Groceries, Provisions, Candies, Cigars, To bacco, Ac., to which he in vites the atten tlon of our citizens: In connection with the store be will keep a Bakery, and will always have oa band a full supply of fresh bread, crackers, Ac Call and see me, JOHN SCHMEER. February 16-24v4 Bartoer Slaop I T.. 13. ROYAL HS OPENED a Barber Shop on First street one door west of Thompson A Irving's har ness shon, where no win ue puswu .... patromvre, he hopes by close attention to busi ness to merit a continuance of the same. V, ill keep constantly on nana a inn supply ui Perfumery and Hair Oils, .h mt assortment in town. Come and see "libany. Or., February , W7S-S3V8 THE METZLER CHAIR TMI IS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT A no chair goes from m v factory without my name upon it. All others are false imitations and houll lie so reaarded. All persons art hereby warned auainst attempting any sucl tmposition upon my cu.tom.-r. jjeTZLER. Jefferson, Or., Jan. tl. 1876. Bath Houss & Barber SI ip. THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD 1L3. fnllv thank the citizens of Alban a cinity for the liheral pafronawc bestow him for tiie pust seven years, and hope J f future a continuation of their favors. aocoraino iatioo of transient customer friends in the npper part of town, he ti. ed a neat little shop next door to Tay.o Saloon, where a good workman will a. n attendanee to wait apo P'"- , Iec. 11. JOEVVE1 tCT 1 vl J or r Um rtm . ini ipen iroe ,ftb iS J r. HlTAHLAKD. ' MORGAN. HEAL ESTATE AGENCY! 1 - AND . EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Mext Door to Wells, Fsrre A Cos Bxpress Offlee, Albany, Oregon. . . DDrvinirn TO PtTRXISH EMI- W K rants and others wood bargains in furms H homestead In Linn and adjoining counties. Farm In value and siae to suit sur ebAlT"clty property. oth improved and un- "UVii'r,and cttvuroperty. and collec- .i . ks-ria nmmntlv attended to. - .iii.3U ioii.ttHinr will enable ns to di more for onr natrons than any other Aeeney in the state in our line. ,n We also nay snecUU attention to the employ ment tad l'or exchange departmenU . v Albany, May Kif. Raisins and Moving Bmlldlngs. TTTETFIE VNpERMGNED BEQ LEAVE TO f T annotinee io idb 'u..;i surrounding country JhajU having -.. PpHedrnir- I,.,K.2T.;-t lowest ralesT Wo gnWran'. entire Usfacton in all work under Orders hfft at the REQirrxK offtoe promptly Alba, p baNTT, ALLEN A CO Prof. Gt. I. ewell, TEACHER OF THE iiaiuuiii. iiiuiuuAU -uuiiuuuuw Special attention given to VOICE CULTURE. HAVING concluded to make AJ.BANTT niv permanent rwritlenee, all who desire a tlMrou2n knowledge of Bimie can now have an oiHiot v- . oral Mr. Brt . io More, and I wi wi at your G p KEWELL Ai'.msy, A ugTist , tbi-i5 - piX&TZVC Delivery, Hates. at TCUlns c. vixr, bo,rlstpntthK'iiviry btratnessof wa.uletonyw ro ail Uo 0iy give A outers wfi! V promptly ttxndert to at ;" S5,C?Iea at the Drug Store of Bell A Taiver. , VIUGIL P"AKE1S. SAMUEL. E. YOUNG, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES, THRESHERS, REAPERS & LOWERS, WAGONS, PLOWS, SEED DRILLS, BROADCST SEED SOWERS, ETC. First street, Albany, Oregon. Terras : Oasli. n207 St. Cliaiies Hotel, Coraer Washington and First kin.. ALBANY, OREGON, j J. 21. FE01TS, PROPRIETOR. TToiioo iwrlv furnished throughout. The best the market affords always on the table. Free (rarb to and from toe Ilooae. HARD WARE! BOLTS, all size and descrip tion. .V. sreiterul SHELF IIAKIK WARli s full and complete as sortment. Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, Hose. Tin, Coper. Zinc aM Sleet Iron, on hand for sale. The Goldsmith Range, THE BEST MADE. CROCKERY WARE, The largest and most complete assortment In Keeps all kinds of & WHITE OILS LEAD. The ilneit & rarest Liquors Always on band, to be sold for medicinal nses. CRpfmlrlns done neatly, at short notice, J.GRADWOHL. First street, Albany. Oregon. u27v8 THE ART PRESERVATIVE. Printing by hand. Printing by steam. Printing from type. Or from blocks by the ream. Printing in blncfc. Printing in white, Prilittng in color, Ot sombre or bright. Printing tor merchants. And land agents, too ; Prln'ing tor any. Who have printing to do. Printing for bankers, Clerks auctioneers. Printing for drnggists, For dealers iu wares. Printing for drapers. For grocers, for all Who want printing done. And will come and see "COLL." Printing of pamphlets. Or bigger books, too ; Iu tact, there are few tilings But what we can do. Printing of placards. Printing of bills. Printing of carte-notes For stores or for mills ; Printing of label?. All color or use, sirs. Especially lit for Webfoot prod jeers. Printing ot forms All sorts you can get Legl, commercial,' Or "House to be let. " Printing done quickly, ' Bold, stylish or neat. At the Register Printing-oTice, Comer ot First and Ferry Street. ALBANY ALBANY, . OREGON. THE FALL TERM of this Instilntlon will bctrin on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1876, L with the following Faculty or Iuatrart!o i Rev. IL W. STRATTON. A. M., President, and Professor or Mental and Moral Science Rev. L. J POWELL. A. Professor ot Math. .iitattARnil Xntnrtil .SeJences. H. 11. HEWITT, A. M-, Professor of Ancient i Langnages. " ' I Miss MARIA IRVlJfE, Teacher of Primary j Department. ; ' . . 1 Miss ELVA BEEYMAN, Teacher of Instrn- mntnl Mnsie. I), b. kick, M. D; Lecturer on Physiology i anu Hygiene. Calendar i . .. First Term bewins September 4, 1S76. Second Term Iwjyins November 13, 1876. Third Term begins January 29, 1877. Fourth Term begins April 9,1877. . vu.iinn of one week durinir the holidars. Ooahig exercises of the school year, June 13, is7. : - - Gates of Tuition t pvtMABT rEPABTJtENT, per term... .. ... S 00 Cohmox Enolish BBJ-HES,r!rterm.. 8 00 Hiuhks Branchks. including Preparato- . re Latin- and Greek - : 00 Coli.ftATii, including IllberLartn and t-mZr AvHtiivil MutlienuU ics. and Mental and Moral Sciences, per term.. 13 00 French and fierman, each, extra..... 3 00 Instrnipental Music... JJ Useof Piano.. S w Tn-L-lnta!M -.. Ov rjia. , .11 mam rwmlred In advance. pnmitnal attendance, neatness, promptness . i ioi iMivtflrA ilpmrtmunt will ht, expected from aU ho maybtjcomemimhers f thc ttchool. L. J. POWELL. MEDICAL. C. W. WILCOX, Homoeopathic Physician. "FFICE with Ir. E. II. Grifiln.'First street Albany. Orecon. 2r"Cbronlcl diseases a specialty. zovo GEO. "v7. SMITES, Physio m Medical riiyslclan, ALBANY. : OREGON.. m TREATS ALL DISEASES ON TRUE PIIYSI ological principles, without the use of poi sons. Office with Dr. Geo. W. Gray, Farrish brick block. Ofllce hours from 8 to 12 A. M., and from 1 to 0 P. M. naOv? J. L.IXSEV II1X.L, 91. D., OFFICE At Bell Parker's new arug score. RESIDENCE Second street, between rail road and Montgomery. S-4 i Mrs. S. Nichols, H. D. J OFFICE AND RESIDENCE corner or rirsi and Broadalbin streets.-np stairs over Post- ofllce." ipeclal attention iven to tneuiseasea of women. Being a regular graduateof Bostom Medical University, and having Meral years' experience. I can assure those suffering, relief l)V ill V Til CI llOtl UI II VI UH 11 L. I Albany, Or.. March 2, 1W7-32VS. LEGAL. P. 2.1. MILLER, Attorney at Law, Lebanon, Orozoa. TtnLL PRACTICE in the different courts oi TV tbesiste. special attention Riven iu me collection of all claims ent-ru-tted to his care, mi nminnt wiinniH iiinrle. Jnvestliration of Titles, Conveyancing, and all Prouate blat ters carefully and punctually auenuea ro. otn' on 1- nut St.. next to ids lira. w W. G. PIPER, a rnmrinvP'V' AT LAW CHECOIT. AXSA2TT, Office in second story of Brlggs' building. -riLL PRACTICE in the different Courts of M the state, special attention given 10 me collection of all chums eutrnsted to niscai-e. Investigation of titles, conveyanoing ana an probate matters carciun y aiicuueu iu. my a I. B. K. lltAt KBlRX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BROWNSVILLE. I.IXX CO., OGS. DROJIPT ATTEXTIOSS UIVE" TO AI.K. 2iv9 ! A business. J. C. POWELL. I POWELL & FLIXN, I Attorneys & Coniutellor at Law ana so- llcitors in t hsuwry, Albany, Oregon. Collections made and con ies veyanccs proinpiiy atienuou iu. CIIAS. E. WOLVEfiTOX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALBANY, OREGON. "TTT'ILI' practice In all the Courts in the State. office in FronuuTs brick, over Dodd's hardware store. " nlava MISCELLANEOUS. Pictures and I'icturc Frames. E. B. PURDOM Wmiirt nnnnntiur to the citizens of Allmnr and vicitntv.that he is prepared to furnish ail kinds of PICTURE FRAi ES to order, at snort notice. Plot nres framed, anil oitt frames renairea. i- at bis office on First street, on door west of Broadalbin. and leave yur omera - W. It. CJRAIIAM, (LATK OF StICHKJAJO Merchant Tailor, TT EEl'S alwavs on hand Toeskins,casimere IV Vetinsts, etc- a larger and better stock than ever lie fore broustht to this market. Cuts and makes toortieran siyies-oi i-rainiiiE for men and boys, at reasonable rates, guuran Shnnon First street, next door to City Mar ket- latelv occunicd by Dr. E. O. Smith. Iv8 EVERYBODY BUYS THEM. TTT irtvfi ir-T RF.fT.tVEI) A LARGE SHIP- JLjL" inent of t he celebrated new style Combined Drill and Bivadcast STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL, direct from the factorv, am now offering extra inducements to the farmers of Oregon. Most of the best farmers in the State are now using them. ... Saving seed and an increased yield of grain is the result of drilling. Can he used equally wen as a Drill or Broadcast Seeder. The STATESMAN GRAIN DRILL ha been greatly improved for this year. Warerooms at my Blacksmith Shop, corner of Second and Ellsworth streets, Albany, Oregon, FltAXK WOOD. Marc n 31, 1870-38 Jradrathonie Atrcnts wanted. Outfit terms tree. TRUE A CO., Augusta.Me. STERLINGS' EXPRESS FROM " ' EMPIRE C I T Y -VIA- GARDIHER AKD SC0TTSBDB6, Canneetlnir with Wei's, Fsrire Kxprcw at nraiat station, IICTSATS aa& TilUiiSDATS, , returning oa TUESDAYS and F2I2ATS. All ISUBlncgs Entragted to my Care Promptly Attended Xo. PatrosAffo e Via Tntolio Solicited. JAS. A. STERLING.! Dec. 8, 187S-nlK9 Attention, Fruit Growers! HPlIK DIRECTORS OF THE ALT1EV FRCTT JL Co. leg to announce that they will put the Factorv in oneration as soon as Fruit and Veg etables are ready for nse, and will pay casta for the same when delivered. Itoxes will lie furnished to all for the purpose Of bringing their fruit to-the factory. Fruit should be picked from the trees and not bruised. Parties having prams should be particular to gather them Deiore taey neconie too rtne. ALLES PARKER, A. X. AK.tOLD, President, fiecretarr. Albany, -July S8, Dfietnii , JOHN BRIG QS TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO INFORM his friends and the public generally, that lie Is now settled in his NEW BUSINESS HOUSE, on the old stand next door to P. C Ilarper A Co , where can be fonnd as great an assortment and as large a slock of Stoves ; and Eanges as can be fonnd in any one house this side of Portland, and at as LOW PRICE, -ALSO- Castlron, Brass & Enameled KETTLES, in great variety. Also, Tin, Sheet Iron, Galvanized Iron, and Copperware, always on hand, and made to order, AT LIV ING RATES. Call on Albany. October , 1875-5V8 .AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOO0S ' " ::--:. Fall & "Winter Styles.' ON MD COKSTAKTLY EECEIY'NG .AT. In Froman'j Xcw Block, FIRST STREET, ALBA5JT. A complete stock of all the '' LATEST STYLES IN CLOTHING ...AND........ Gcnllcmcirs Underwear. BOOTS, UMBRELLAS, OVERSHOES, NECK TIES, OVERALLS, GLO1S, ETC. Extra Sizes cf ClotSArg a Specialty. tSf" Orders taken for Clothing, Shirts, Ac. and SITS WAKKANTED. A fair nare of custom respectfully solicited I,. E. BLAIN. Albany, Oregon, November 34, 187U-9v9 Incorporated Feb. 4, 1S75. Capital. 20,000. TOOT STORE ! Corner First and Washington streets. Albany, Oregon. President, S. A. DAWSON. Superintendent, JT. BLEV1SS. DiREtn emi A. M. toovcy, sg. 9fH,T.rTR TWOS. rROHAS, A. RLEvnu. J. B1-EV1.S, I. II. witus, H. A. DAWM1.V. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS ! Clothing, Hardware. Crockery, Groceries, Farm Implements . and Slacliincrr dec, dec. Machinery Warehouse on 2d, between Ferry ana wasningion streets. Also, bnv and sell on commission all kinds of trfwas, 3iarKetaoie Produce, c. Furniture Eooms. Begs leave to announce to the citizens of thie city and surrounding country , that he has open ed a large stock of rTl TfiTTl. M 1 HL!E3 ! in the building laielv occupied by lr. Phnn rner's drug store, on First street, where can be nau, on most reasonable terms,, - , far lor Sets, ISedroont Suits, ! Sofas, - Loungeo, Easy Cliafrs, Center Tablet, Whatnots, Zegks, 13ook..cases, y .y:.'4--.. safes,";'-'',iv f ' Wardrobes, ana m taot evevyt ntnr eise neeiei to GO X Uol'iiiliUEEl'l.G. My goods are well made and of the very Latest and IIan&omest Styles. PRICES WAY DOWN. C .TFT RX ITU EE nmnniucrtured to order, at short notice. taT ti rniture re paired and put in good shape Givemeacall. r. s. ui'SMfi Albany, Nov. Sft.. 1875 10va CLOTEiSNG TAltX.OK, -A-roliiteet, Practical Toi&or &nl Geaeral Euilier, ALBAN V, : : i 'i OREGON. OFFICE-Wlth W. II. Kulin, Ferry street. Reishjesce Corner Cttlipooia and Sixth streets. anrCTT sirs. AXXA'.wniTsoar, FasMona'ble l-Iillincr, ALBANY, OREGON. HAS ON HAND and will be constantly re ceivinir durinir the season, all tli luti.at in Bonnets, Hals, and the latest in Millinery. All work done, and goods sold, at the lowest rates xor casn. 6aorl877 Are ITeu Goingr to Build f IF YOU ARE GOING TO BFTLD A HOUSE, born or fence, send In your orders to Settle meir A Dawson. Lebanon, who luvnnii hand and are sawing ptne, red, white and vellow flr lumber of the vt,ry best quality, which, they will sell as low-as the lowest. - SETTLEMEIR DAWSQJi, 'Z Slarch 1C, lgT7.-2jv - . , Dr.GE0..GML DENTIST, ALBANY, OREGON. Office in Piirrisih'anrick Rloc'r. corner of First and Ferrv streets, liesidence on corner of Fifth and Ferry streets. Offlee hours from B to Vi o'clock a. m.. and 1 to 5 o'clock r. M. 11UV7 M'C ALLEY & ANDREWS, IX THE . ,; Lebanon. Oregon, GLOTELTlVGr, BOOTS A SHOES, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, Wood & Willow Ware, 6T GIVE US A CALL. n29v9 XOStXII PACIFIC MLTIAL LIFE ASSOCIATION, Portland, Oregon. Capital, $100,000. Gold Coin Basis. Incorporated 1S74. F. WASHERWAS, President. r.. Ql; At KESBUSII, Vice Pres. D. W. WAKEFIELD, Secretary. W. S Ii.IDD, Treasnrer. W. II. trriNGER, Attorney. J. X.. QUACKENBUSH, Vn. Agt. W. F. HAUL, Special Agent, Albany, Oregon. declinlivS dies' Variety Emporium. MRS. M. J. HYDE Keeps constantly ox haxd German Zephyr. Cantos. Thread, Pins, Needles, BtettoTii), Keai Hair Switch es and Curls, Hosiery, Stamped Goods, iCc, "C, tc. Also, Agent for Dr. Warner"s ... Tenltli Corset! fjmid's waisi i and Madam Foyea Corset Sktrt S-apporter. S"French f tamping done to order. iaK&Broadalbin St., opposite Post OfHceg38 v BOOK STORh JXO. FOSHAY, " " TVEALEB IN MISCELL.AKt.ws. Jjwna, JL School Books, Blank Books, btauonery Fanny Art icles, Ac. '.,.,. Books imported to otoer, i u . -DTotioo, XTOTICE is hereby given to an persons wnom- A soever, not to puremm i-in- note of the amonnt of 1778. . I l"r mth. 1876. and due July . ' 1. i. .i,.-f hold valid Claims ana set- iHl. IN.. I J V 1 I HI uuUPioib"-" . , offsagauist me wvS".S V" .iWSOS. Februarj' 1, JS77 nl9v Administrator's Notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the un dereignerf la been duly appointed Ad ,iniir.tnr of theestate of J.T. Ray, deceased. L". r ttw Cnunlv Court of Linn coun- tv Oreeon, and all persona having claims aimttsam estate are hereby required tp pre SSt the . trie duly veritie 1 to the undersigned SV OP Villain in Linn county, within, nil months from the date hereof. r.hrtira 16. 1877. -4w W. C. FOREX. Administrator's Notice. - -VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEX that the un. iNi j iavid Froman. has been, by an JOSEPH order of the County Court of Linn county. Or n, inade at the February terra thereoff 177 ..i'oi-iiwinted Administrator of thestateof Rnnlre Hnntcoiaerf, deceased, and ail persons having claims airnmst said estate are hereby romiested to present them, duly "ri tied, to nv." if. Linn" SouTty8, w gorwHbui "v"f.V. . rlatA hereof. nioiiiira""'" -1 i,rrrv rDfiuiT February W, 1377. S. C. STOSE, 51. ' pnys nift mn ana iiurircon. BROWNSVILLE, OREGON OFFICE A lb nrngr fetor. LOCAL MATTERS. EXHIBIT OF THE RECEIPTS AND DISBURSMENT3 OF THE CITY OF ALBANY FOR THE YEAR 1878. Receipts of the City of Albany, Oregon, from all sources for tne year 180.- Amodnt in Treasury at close of year 1873. .. . ... . 1341 31 Ain't of tax collected for the year 1 87. , . 4273 90 Ain't of fines collected for violation. of city ordinances for year 1876.,... .... .... .... ... 150 00 Number- and character of licenses issued lor year 1876 nud amount received by city tor same. , - 2 semi-annual saloon licenses at $100.1 ... 200 00 60 Off 1100 00 87 50 20 00 2 semi-annual saloon liens at $23. 22 quarterly license at $50. ...... quarterly license at Via ou 2 semi-annnal billiard liense nt $10 11 quarterly billiard license at $5.. 55 00 114 00 25-00 60 00 30 00 20 00 19 2-horse Avngoiis at t6 5 . 1 -horse wagons at $5 0 " hotel wagons at 10 ...... 2 " hotel wagons- at $15.... .. 4 hotel wagoiM at $5.... 8 " hotel license at $2 50.."... Theatres and other exhibitions. .. 20 00 70 05 Total trom licenses .-..$1872 15 Total receipts from all sources $7642 30 Disbursements from the City Treasurer for the year 1877. LIST OF ORDERS, SI A Baker, city Recorder I. Miller, repairing hose tor No 1. 45 00 31 00 3 00 76 5 00 52 50 60 00 4 00 23 50 4 00 5 00 3 60 John Withrow. cleaning- walks... John Briggs, work for cit v ; Geo Bnrkliart, license refunded . . . M A Baker, Recorder.... w H Queeuer, nightwatch W H Queener, nippers, police club T Kelly, dig'ti ditch on Broadalbin G Smith, cleaning crosswalks..... j liaiitn, mercnanaise F M WeetfaM, Marshal ........... J Withrow, cleaning crosswalks.. 1 00 09 A B Morri. work for city 4 2 1 1 1 1 13 Coll VanOleve, printing.... .... . . 00 00 00 00 00 v m uiru, witness fee Jas Lalor, ' Jno Epe, 4 .... .... .... J Van W indie F M Westfall 50 F M Westfall 25 75 T Keller, tor work 15 00 4 75 6 25 F M Wtstfall FM We?ttall FM Westfall 6 25 25 00 60 00 FM Westfall Wm McKennon, nightwatch .... . F M Westfall 49 50 35 00 4 00 F M Westfall Q Burkhart, work tor city J Withrow, work for city 6 00 1 00 Lonner Ralston, witness fee.... .. A N Arnold, taking census of city 25 00 30 00 Albany Eng. Co. No. 1 M A Baker. Recorder . ...... F M Westfall F M Westfall 182 25 38 50 2 50 F M WestCill 750 Wm McKennon, nightwatch . 60 00 John ISriggs, lor worn.... 3 00 Tilston & Scott, workou engine.. 4 00 161 88 1 00 Blaine & Sox. lumber ... John Cohn, witness fee Ned Gird, witness fee ... M A Baker, Recorder 1 00 2 00 T J Barringer, work for city 23 50 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 1 O0 D M Thompson, clerk of election. W W Parrish, Judge ot election.. Geo Humphrey, " " L E Blain. " " Delia West lake, witness fee Vanuie Smittu witness fee 1 00 50 25 60 00 13 00 23 13 53 75 12 00 61 25 125 O0 4 00 4 00 M A Bilker, Recorder Win McKennon. night watch.... . F M Westfall, Marshal... J Gradwohl, merchandise F M Westfall. Marshal..... . . W B Barr. stationery M A Baker. Recorder F M Weftfiill, Marshal Titus Bros, police starr.... T J Barringer, worn for cuy. . Linn Engine Co No. 2. ....... .. 1000 00 . . . -- ,OOA OA L.um ungine Kio. o. a w Win McKennon. nightwatch 60 00 F M Westfall. Marshal 254 50 FM Westfall............ 72 00 F M Westfall.. 35 00 Uoi'Prs & Allen, lumber 102 62 T .1 Barringer, work for city 5 10 F M Westfall. atarsnai.... .... .. o w FM Westfall............. 41 00 F M We-tfall.... 89 23 Wm McKennon. nightwatch 60 UU T J Barringer. work for city.... . 42 88 Willert & Busch. work on engine. . A w S E Young, merchandise 4 50 M V Brown, printing 8W) M V Brown. " 6 OO M V Brown, " 3 OO M V Brown, 3 00 M V Brown, 10 00 M V Brown. ; " . . . . 1 00 M A Baker, 'Recorder. 93 15 T J liarringer, work city 96 92 J f Titus, citv Treasurer ........ 100 77 C E Wolverton. Att'y fee 5 00 Chas Weeks, wituess fee. .... .... 1 00 Gus Barker, 1 00 Will Beach. " . 1 OO I T P McKnight, " 1 00 Rob't McFarlaud, 1 OO Wm Gregory ' 1 OO T J Rovce. 1 44 ......... 1 00 Geo Patterson, " 100 RCuster, " l w N Bond, iw TJStiteV ......... 1 OO Jno Hnmnhrer. 1 O0 Albany Kn. Jo. o. i.uues.... .. su.w Rogers & Allen, lumber ......... 107 49 - ... OA Aft wm McKennon. niirmwaccn.... - w w Perry Sninks, for wood . 4 50 F M Westfall. Marshal..... 23 00 Matliewa A Morrison, entertaiulnfir exetirsionlsta from Portland.. lo uo F M Westfall. Marshal 22 00 K M WestfaJl..-. .... ......... ... " oo F M Westfall...... .... 19 00 C Stout, work for city. .. 2 00 Bell & Parker, nulc for prisoner. . . i uu Jas McMerrick, work ou engine.. 2 50 E B Davidson, work for city. .... uo 'I' r Tlnn i.,rrn n-orlr for pit V 17 24 Linn En. Co. No. 2. a'r dues 60 0 W N Bereft w, work lor city ...... J Wot McKennon, nightwatch. .... 60 Wm McKennon. extra nishtwatch 2 M A Baker. Recorder... 57 Rrwrers '& Allen, lumber S4 v iliirt OS USCII. wore oil enuiue. i Wm McKennon. extra nigntwatcn J A Warner, city sarveyor 198 J Briggs, work on engine. 4 23 Coll van Cleve, printing. 23 win McKennon, ntgutwuien.. M A Baker. Recorder ......... FM WestfahV...i.... F M WesOaU....... .... T J Barringer, work for city .. 60 83 ,49 83 13 38 Jfos Webber, salary Ch'f Engineer 100 J D Dorsey. sprinklhig streets...; 10 29 Blain & Sox, lumber. .... .... .... J A Warner, eity surveyor.. Albany En. Co. No. I, q dues... Cope! a ltd Bros, license refunded.. Win McKennon, nightwatch. .... 30 30 If ( F M Westfall. .. .... 15 (XT F M Westfall. .. .... .... 18 0O Orlu Enbiiits. work on eiifriue... . 6 00 Cls Wagner, " C E Wolverton. Att'y fee. tn W B Scoft. work on engine Willert & Bnsch " ...... nit En. 5o. No. dries.. TJ Barringer, work for city .'... F M Westfall. .... .... FM Wesffiill,..f... F M WestfalK '.. .... .... .... .... F M Wesf fall .. .... Powell Flrun, Att'y fee.. Wm McKennon, nightwatch. .... Iim Brigg-i. merchandise... F M W e l fa H .......... . J. . .... . T J Barringer. work for city. Wm MWer nightwaten...-. 2 00 & OCT 1 00 11 IS CO 09 69 0a lft 00 13 59 69 OCT 23 75 13 Off 28 00 6 00" 63 2 20 00 " 16 oa 22 fia 70 25 16 00 3 62 28 29 18 29 S32 99 eo csr 12S 1 5 79 81 12 3 oa 5 00 7 to ll 75 24 00 Capt W J Matttewg, work for city r M Westfall,.... Bnuui fc Colin, inercliatMlise.... .. Oradwoiil. nierhnoise . F ill Westf5.il.,. .... F M Westfall. .... .... F M wwsrfall.-.V.w: .... .... .... VV F Riclwrloruv ttighrwatcb. .... M A linker. Recorder..... .... ... T J Barrhier, Work lor city .... . T J Bsir ringer, , :. Jones & Hill, mcfc for prisoner.. . a r unerry. worK on -engine.... . Thompson & Irvliiir. tjoii van tuiere. printing. L Miller, work on hose,... . Willert & Busch. work on engine. 3 50 J A Warner, survevor.... .... ... 15 75 .1 B Titus, Treasurer.. - 69 32. FM Westfall 21 60 FM Westfall. 7 00 F M Westfall. .. .... .... .... .... 15 W Geo Burkhart, work for city.... . 8 76" willert S lJiiscn, work on engine 7 W Alt house & Co., lamp posts. 4 09- J A Warner, purveyor.... .-. . 27 Jnn Foshay. glass tor lamps.... .. 6 87 ti Alien k "Uo.. mmoer lira tsf i Whitney. Att'y fee 2 so Zack Reid, witness fee.... .... .-. . 1 00 B W Cooper--'- -'- .... .... ... 1 0 C II Hewitt, Clerk of election .... 2 09 W H Dodd, " " .... 2 OCT D Froirutn, Judge of election. .... 2 09 W1I Gottra, . 2 09 M Houston, " . .... 2 00 Clark & Wyatt, mercliaiMlise 30 fitf Frank Wood) rent tor building for Linn Engine Co. No. 2 34 00 l.inn Engine Co. -No. z. fuel 11 27 W II McFarland, merchandise!.. 19 25' Linn Engine Co. No 2, services.. 63 14 M A Baker. Recorder .. 87 25 J B Titos, Treasurer 17 87 F M Westfall, Marshal..... ....... 170 6& - Total.... ..C7.938 4 Excess, of disbursements over re ceipts as per orders drawn on Treasury 29ft lt It Is not possible to state with absolute accuracy the amount expended by the city. rr tne year ie. o, or in lact any other year as the orders near tne close or tne year arw usually drawn on a depleted Treasury, amf are paid during the first aud second quarter" of the following year, it is probable that there were little or no hinds In flie Treas ury on the 14th day of December, 1876. If such was the case, then the warrants or orders from No. 177 to and inclusive of order No. 202. were, since the 2d of Janu--arv. 1S77, aggregating such being the case' the sutu of 810 92. This sum howev er, is baaed upon the hypothesis tliat there were no outstanding orders at tlie close of the year 1875 ; if there were nener then f hv sum left to be paid by the Tresurer of tbv present ytr. for and on account of out standing orders, would be the sura before mentioned. f29d 15. which would exactly express the indebtedness of the city at titer close of the year 1876. L. H. SosTAKTtr Albany, May 10, 1877. City Ree TURNING GItAY. Life's sands are running fast away f The buoyant step of Youth Is gone i- The failing hair Is turning gray,- a ini j. line seems now to iHirry on More fleetly than in days of yore -Before the heart became Its prey Before 'twas saddened to the core Before the bair was turning gray.- . Yes, turning gray! Age comes like snow - as sttn anu carves eacn careworn line ; Its wrinkles on the brow will grow ; The hair with silvery streaks will shine S The eyes their brightness lose ; the namd - urows ary ana tremuions auu una y- For life, alas I is quickly spanned, . Ana ueath its gates soon closes to. - All ! turning gray I we tain would fiida Tl.. !.-.. nkfa rrL.n 1LIJ, eigll uun jwilj " rt , w - hwtiM. These deepened wrinkles sMis by side. Cut by tlie sorrows we have seeiv CnnhlA kaara tlut Kaaat- MS WAAiSM A VI ICVVTV M?a0 MSB CWI IP M J More thickly cluster on our Head ' As Antntnn raiulrops hang, like tearsc vwi sotnefMir nower that s nearly oeaa Like perfshetl petals trom the flower. Our hopes and wildest joys are laid ; Born only for a day or hour, sweet ga moots ry t ne Mner payea As age comes on. we long for rest. As saints near snrtnes win long to pray. But still we love that tint the best , Before the hair is turning gray, ''Three cheers for toe CorvaJIfs Fire De partment" was calico for at the fire pArsdr? in this city on Friday last, and was enthu slastically given, ; ? The school chndren, haif an enjoysfcl picnic at Hacklernan's grove on Saturday. Settiemelr d: Dawson are tnrnlng out magnificent Itrmber at tbelr splendi t3 near Iebanoo, " ., -''I A range that meets every reqafrei&enf; and satisfies every demand made upon it- he Richmond Range. It has no- equal among stove or ranges. The enTy p-tw to get one Is at W. Ii. MeFarlands, nex t to the Batik." :'' - ; oo 00 00 For Sale CHEp.At his shop on Ferry. street, Mr..Sam1 Miller baa a tweNa rss- 50 OS senger coach for sale, almost nw--tv;:.l tt sold at a bargains AIo- a 8te(7.3 ea s J iw side spring hack; wfXh eTeAnt t, w 00 new, tor sale at cost. Here's an f?jxir1rat. nlty for somebody to ret bar- Jus. 2 Wt 23 00 IlEI-P TH05K WHO TiUY TO KEL? .TffiES- 25 selves. Mrs. Day tet rrersrel to 00 50 kirids of plain sewing d as slie la s':1y , her rahof to depend upon tor a llwIHweii J0 00 00 00 60 asas us khhi people oi t-.y mtt may liave work wl.fch titty Cu lier trial. . Ttls is c jt!' interest all our bcnevolcr " 00 00 t i" i v- f Let airy who have woik w U l 6 00 j they wish done take U to lira. 1