The state rights democrat., February 25, 1887, Image 3

Ik gcmocrat.
Kntorod lit the Port Oftloeat Albany, Or,
aa tenond-clam mall matter.
FRIDAY FKKUUAKY 25 1887.
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A(l A A Wood paid etriotly in !
ySyy vane (his will he the
mice of the Dkmihrat : at the end of
the year, $-.M, em! there will he no
deviation from ttia rule.
4 St 4 eBOIT TOWS.
A doctor in St. Look explain the neces
mltjr for having two ear by the fact that
sound Is always heard more distinctly by
one ear than by the qthcr, and in this way
it Is located. A man with but one ear can
hear just as wel. at a man with two, hut he
cannot locate sound. A recent ear ache
and consequent temporary deafness in one
of his ears lull v establishes this fact in the
mind of the M . A T.
O
As the M A. T. expected the MackeV
Bennett telegraph line is willing to receive
the same amount for despatches the other
company gets. We are not astonished.
Mackey did not used to mine for nothing ;
Bennett never run the Herald for fun, and
Mackey Bennett will never telegraph for
nothing There are no more grasping men
in the world than these two and so do not
look for anything very philanthropic from
them
O
Next week Spring, about which so many
songs have been sung, will be upon us. An
old school reader contains a "piece" that be
gins thuslv, "Spring is the pleasantest season
of the year." fn anticipation of this we fill
our lungs for the event.
O
An instance of the supreme carelessness
of people and their habit of doing things in
an unbusinees like manner, is the fact that
there are 1500 patents filed with the Regis
ter at Oregon City that should have been
recorded some as early as twenty-five years
ago, to make the record good.
O
It is now being demonstrated as plainly
as a man's red nose that a crank is a neces
sary evil, and that all treat retorms are
established by him ; that he is the man
who sets all one hundred ton guns p shoot
ing. And snow is black.
O
The M. A. T. understands that O'Malley,
the insurance man, stumped Kansas for pro
hibition and New York City for Blaine, taw
Hanlon and Courtney row and it a high
protectionist from way back. Mr. O M
certainly has a fluent tongue, and should be
given a hall.
rartnlller TUmm
On last Tuesday morning, at lO ofclock,
t the Presbyterian Church, in thi city
Mr. William Fortmiller, the popular furni
ture dealer and manufacturer, and Mis
Mary Thompson, the accomplished daughter
ol President Thompson, of the Col lege, were
aid ted in marriage, Rev. Thompson assist
ed by Rev. Pritchard, performing the cere
mony. A large gathering of invited friend
witnessed the very impressive wedding
rite. Prof. Lee played the march and ac
companiment with an expression and deli
cacy touch that added much to the affair.
The bride was tastily dressed and likewise
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xne groom ; urn wnai ucucr urx oui uay ctiapei guaro i.iw W
together with those qualities of character O........... 00
that always bring the happy wedded mjJ& S
which host ot trtenu unite with the urmo-
cbat in wisiung tticm. A tumptuout re-1
tumptuout.
oast waa served at thc home of the bride's
father. On Ferry street, of which relative
and a few intimate friend partook ; when
the happy couple left for Portland on a
abort trip.
Cattle .
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From Hon. James Peery, who called at
this office during the week we learn that
cattle are dying off in considerable number
in the "Fork.." The hard continuous rain.
of January left them poor, and the nowy,
cold weather that dNM prevailed since has
ahnut exhausted all the feed farmers had
ad ba th cattl die. lohn C vru has
."''. Expenses incidental to the man
tost nine head of cow, Lee .Bilyeu fourteen agement of university land
ihead and ma-iy others from Ojc to five and funds 300 00
head. This it to be regretted a cattle are Repayment of amountt upon cer
u ? . u iii tificatet of tale of swamp
cah. We trust the wiatcr will at o,ce ,ands deciared avoid 33,000 00
iiiogcmiu opiiugHim u
exuberance ot grass.
a Kxclilnz AWalr at Harrlsbarg.
Last Saturday forenoon a Mr. Davis and
"wife, of Cretwell, Lane Co. arrived in Har
risburg, on tbe north bound train. Shortly
-after noon, while standing in front of the
Copia Hotel Davis drew a revolver and
threatened to kill his wife. A crowd gather-
ed and prevented a tragedy. The revolver
was taken from him after a hard struggle
and he was arrested. Davis had been drink
ing hard, and as well, it is etated, is a victim
of the opium habit. Considerable excitement
wa occasioned by the affair.
O'Malley oh rreblbllloB-
King O'Malley, the wild, Irish, Catholic,
prohibitionist, will "spake" at thc Opera
House, this (Friday) night, on the pending
prohibition amendment. Lots of fun and
s
ame solid prohibition talk. O'Malley was
in the heat of the fight in Kansas, and is an
eloquent, fluent talker, full of anecdote and
argument Everybody should hear O'Mal
ley, bejabbers, and no mistake.
a Pair of oaeratlM.
Ijaai Tuesday moruiug E. II. Seiireeder, a
b .rdwr at the B.-oadwetl place, across from
tbe l)BB .MRaT "(no, was arrested on the
ohargx of tarjeur, of a pur of ovordlls from
another boarder, Harry Smith. Hi waa ex
amiued bofore (ieore Hampnrey, Esq., and
held in the mm of $100 to uvait the action
of the Oread Jury. In default of bail he is
now a hoarder at tbe empty jul.
Kewoval.
d hair dressing
mere
ArrROI'KlsTIO MIA.
The appropriation bill passed by the Leg
islature last week provides for the following
for the coming two yearn :
BXBCCTIVB 1 M
Salary of Governor 3,000 00
Private Secretary 1,40000
Salary of Secretary of State 3,000 00
Clerical assistance 3,00000
Salary of State Treasurer 1,600 00
Salary of Superintendent of pub
lic instruction 3, 600 00
Salary of State Librarian 1,000 00
Salary of prison Inspector 400 00
OBNKBAL fl'NO,
Salary of pilot commissioner. . .$ 1,100 00
Clerk i.aoo 00
Salary of health officers 3,600 00
Salary of janitor and assistants. . 3,140 00
Traveling expense of Supt, pub
lic instruction 1,40 00
Night watchman at Capitol 1,80000
Contingent expense of State
Library 400 00
Book for State library 5,000 00
Mute School 11,700 00
Blind school 8,000 00
Purchase vol t3,Oregon Supreme
Court report 1,800 00
Addtl. clerW in office Sec'y State 3,600 00
Clerk to Sunt, public instruction 1 ,r00 00
JState board of agriculture 1 0,000 00
Protection of dairy product.
5.000 00
Lighting public huilUings
Relief of Or. pioneer aociation.
Improvements, and for industrial
10,000 00
500 00
department at the Oregon
blind school 1,000 00
Wireing public buildings for the
electric light 3.7 W 00
Electric light, from Oct. 1886 to
Dec. 31, 1886 1, 10 00
Blanks for public school 1,700 00
Pay of T A Mc Bride, att'y In pll-
oi.i-p- cast x v 00
Relief of T V Powell 1O8 00
Wiihelm & Strobcll for rent I4O 00
JQABowlby 300 00
Relief of W W Travillion i,0i8 40
State mllUla expense sot 2:
Additions, repair, etc., insane
asvlum 55.SSO 00
Orphans' Home at Salem 3.000 00
Home at Portland 3,000 00
Preparing accounts for claims of
State against the general gov
ernment and for other expen
ses of adjutant general' de
partment 600 00
State Agricultural College 5,000 00
Dehciencie in Appropriation for
prison and capitol improve
ments 16,858 5O
Pay of Albert Oilnger 4O1 00
Conveying insane patients to the
as'vlum (deficiency) 95O 00
Pay of J A St rat ton.. 49 96
Two cisterns for capitol 7OO 00
Pay of reward to John Thoma
' and. Wm Griffith, for arrest
of Henry llarvcv for killing
Robert Grant 5OO 00
Purcliase of t.000 copies of Hill'
code 10,000 00
Capitol improvements 30,000 00
Improvement Orphans' Home
Salem 1,000 00
Purchase of portraits of governors
of Oregon 3,000 00
faymentotexpeasesoi vij Rog
ers, delegate from Oregon to
attend Cattle Growers asso
ciation at Chicago 159 75
Relief of W L Wade 14O 00
Advertising state warrants, etc . . 4OO 00
Purchase of set of surgical mstru
menu for penitentiary 1 00 00
Salaries supreme judges, circuit
judges,prosecutlne attorney.
and clerks and bailiffs of su
preme court 76,000 00
For pay of mileage and per diem
of members and officers of
the legislative assembly, in
addition to amount appropri
ated therefor by act approved
Feb. 2nd, 1887 6,000 00
For lights, f uei.and other inciden
tal expenses of the executive
and other departments 25,000 00
Oregon insane asylum 15'AOOO 00
Returning patient to homes. . . . 1,000 00
For conveying insane and idiotic
persons to asylum 1 0,000 00
Transportation of convicts 14,000 00
The arrest and return of fugitives
from justice 3.000 90
Deficiencies in excess of past ap
propriation 3.733 8;
Public printing 35,000 00
Deficiencies in excess of past ap
propriations 14.O93 10
Support of non-resident poor in
the several counties 3.000 00
Deficiencies in excess of past an
propriation 6,793 05
Salary of 8upt penitentiary 3.000 00
Teameter Si 00
Fouguards In 'shop at '$60 per '
crto Ml
Turnkey and book -keeper 1,600 00
lnMe nignt watchman 96O 00
Outside night watchman i.JUU uu
Fire wood i,ww m
. . . i a
Keeping prisoners ana general
expenses 33.009
Erection of a brick building for
laundry and additional work
shops 6,000 00
Hydrants, hose, etc 1,500 00
Erection ot ortck building tor
hospital and unitary purpose 6,000 00
Rrirk marWxne. ric 1.000 00
Iron fnce " ' ' 6j00 00
Salary of clerk of board of school
land commissioners 3,000 00
In"t!, "P?nsc m m1c of ,
M.HUUI iaiiu, w
TncianUl expense in tale of
state lands 3,400 00
Attorney's fees in foreclosing
L oitgage, ?. 300 00
i .Selecting, viewing, and hearing
Ti i i
proo i ywop u-.., w
swamp land 3,UOU uu
For the return of money to pur
chasers of collecre lands to
which state cannot give title 35 00
Return of money- paid on land
purchased to which ttate can
not give title i,5 w
Return to Philip Ritz of purchase
iv'S to SET .
: -J t , i v..-
Rturn of money paid on land to
. ' . . .-
which state cannot give title 1 ,0o5 00
Total $7 1 7.733 69
Band Bufertaiament at Tangent.
The Tangent Brass Band ha made ex
tensive preparations for an exhibition on the
eyening of March 4th. Below is given a list
of the principal plays including a number of
negro interludes and farces, many of which
J are not given below, too numerous to men-
I tion
The Virginia Mummy Negro farce.
De Trouble begins at nine.
How Pat sold the Dutchman.
National Representatives Satirical bur
lesque. uncle Pete a burlesque scene.
De Tuchanans answer.
The Darkey Photographer Felix Gumbo
Advertising for a wife.
The train to-morrow.
How he managed the Irish Servant.
Entertaining her big sisters beau.
The above is onlya variety of the prin
cipal plays, which will be intersected by
music, speeches, dialogues, etc.
Admission, 25 cents. Children under
years, 10 cent,. com.
a
Call and Mettle.
Persons knowing themaelvet indebted to
Mr. John Bright will find the account in the
hand of L H Montanve, Attorney at law,
i and attend
iTRMKVr KtKXrf.
Frequently a change of climate when
taken too late U disastrous. The following
from the Lokevlew Examiner is a striking
Illustration of this fact : If our information
i correct, several thousand sheep have died
in the north part of the county ,lately. They
were brought from California' last all, were
poor and could not stand the change of cll
mate. It was quitt generally reported that the
snow at Ashland wa three feet deep during
the recent storm. It now transpires that it
wa only ten Inches deep,and Southern Ore
gon people are worked up over the libel on
their fair country.
A whale would drown if it remained over
half an hour under water.
8010 satle of railroads were built In the
U. S. in 1886 at an average cost of $io,xk
'a mile.
L Wllson.J A Brown and 0 Leiuenweber
were on Thurtdsy of last week elected pilot
commissioners by the Legislature. The
last named is a Democrat. J B Putnam,
Rep., was elected State Librarian.
Boston Corbett, the man who stayed
Wllke Booth, wo recently declared lnane
at Topeka, Kan., and taken to an asylum.
1 13 vote were caat at the Hepngr elec
tion on Monday.
The Esmond House, Portland, has been
sold for $96,000.
The board of director of the Oregon Pa
cific met at Corvalll on Saturday and re
elected the old officer. Mr Abe Hackle
man, of this city wa elected a director.
Brink & Wright, of Corvalll received the
contract for getting out 60,000 ties, and
about 1 4O miles of road are to be built the
coining summer.
Small pox is prevalent in Southern Cali
fornia. The Immigration Board died a dishonor
able death on account of the lack of an ap
propriation. Served It right. Now, as a
matter of (act, had the Board had the right
kind of a man for Secretary there would
never have been the amount of kicking
there has been from the cow counties,
Montana not only has suffered greatly
from loss of caltle,'but a well from loss of
life from severe weather. The mercury went
a low as 60 below aero In some parts,
43O bill were Introduced by the last Leg
islature, 185 In the Senate, 17O in the House,
112 passed.
ATATft TSam AUCI ALLIIKCK.
The Sixteenth Annual session convened
In M. E. Church, Salem, at 2 p. m., Wed
nesday, Feb. 16th, Prof. G. M. Miller.Presl
dentin the chair. The attendance was very
large and enthusiastic, the usual boy and
girl element gave way to older heads and
maturer judgments. All sections, political
parties and churches, and grade of society
were represented. Lodge of Good Tem
plar, Alliances, W. C. T. U.Blue Ribbon
clubs, Prohibition clubs. Bands of Hope,
Churches,Sunday Schools,Granges,KnlghU
of I .abor.etc, were represented by delegates.
At times the largest church was crowded to
it utmost capacity, and not only the great
est enthusiasm but the deepest determina
tion to carry the Stale for prohibition next
November was manifested. An address of
welcome by Rev. J. W. Webb, response by
Mr. L. H. Additon, Corvallb ; annual re
port by the President ; speeches by Rev. S.
P. Davis,editor Pe$Ji Baftisi, I. D. Driver,
Prof. Crowhurst, Rev. Dr. Bines, editor
Parifk Advocnte, Jane E. Weeden, J no. P.
Robertson, Master of Salem Grange, Revs.
M.Judy, - Richards, T.J. Wilson, E. Mc
Lean, of Colorado, G. M. Pierce, Warren
Landon, of Calvary Church, Portland, Dr.
Atkinson gave earnest addresses. The Leg
islature was thanked for passing the amend
ment. On Thursday morning Walli Nash re
ported for the executive committee, recom
mending a bureau of literature. On motion
of Webb greetings were sent to Michigan,
Alabama, Tennessee temperance workers.
Prof. G. M. Miller was re-elected President,
receiving 114 out of 163 vote.
In the afternoon the special prohibition
election in November was the topic. A
State Central committee waaorganizetLcon
slsting of one from each county. Also an
organization for forming State and County
Clubs. A. M. Smith was elected Chairman
and E. W. Cornell Secretary of the State
CeBtr1 committee.
Thc feature of the e"n,n
lively sauabble between the notorious
Madame Dunlway and Rev. I. D. Driver.
Mr, Doniway tpoke on privilege and said
ne-erdrank anything .tronger than
ginger tea.and demanded onlhat authority
Rey. Driver had ttated brandy and wine
had been taken to her room in Washington
Territory ; and wanted to know how he
would like to have a goip repeated that
he had killed four women. Rev. Driver
answered amid immense excitement and
said his informant a to the Madame't drink
ing was a hotel keeper on the 8ound,givlng
his name. Mrs. Duniway wa then shut
up and Prof. Crowhurst delivered the ad
dress of the evening.
On Friday resolutions werit passed. It wa
voted to bold the next annnal meeting at
The Dsllsfl, and to hold a speotal meeting of
tho Alliance in Portland in October.
PrahibltUn Mass Meeting.
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The ball was set rolling in this city Mon
day evening at the M. E. Church, by a
stirring prohibition address by T. J , Alley,
on the pending constitutional amendment.
On Tuesday evening of next week, at the
,,u..l. .U- W ri T r ! will hnlH . ,,,
- w"" . " - z
meeting, when Mrs A R Riggs, President
of the State W ( T U and other able speak
ert will be present and addrett the meeting.
The management propose to make it an en
thutiastic affair.
It was arranacd to hive thi meeting at
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ink, uu, uwiuj bu m uiinuuuereuiiiiiiuK,
the
house was engaged for that evsning to an
opera troupe. The open meeting will there
fore be held in the U. P. Choicht The fol
lowing program will be rendered :
Music.
Prayer Rev. Thompson. D. D.
Recitation Mm, C. N. Raukin, of Port
I land.
Music.
Addrr-a Mrs.
A. R. Riggfl, State Presi-
dot w c T
Music.
Three five minutes speeches.
Collection
Recitation Mr. C. N. Riokin,
Music.
Benediction Rey. Davis.
Running Accident,
Our Pine correspondent gives the following
account of a serious accident between Har
risburg and thu pMrco : The twin sons of
Rev. J. P. Allisor. met with a d accident
lastThursday evening about dark. While
- they were watching for duck their guns
were accidentally discharged, each receiving
the charge from hi own tun,one in the right
. 1 al ' . l r v t. ?
13 1 arm, tne otner iu tne utit. uru. u.vvn auu
Hendrex were called iud found it necessary
to amputate the lefc arm just hoJow the
shoulder, which they did suoeetsfully, and
both boyt are getting along as well or even
better than could have been expected
MOBS
i Quiltft than yen eyer saw before at Mon
LttUlsft t TlVi; WOKtt.
Hclow we give a list of the Mil passed
by the last Legislature, those signed or be
coming law by limitation or passage over ve
to, and those unsigned being given separate-
ly
ftBNATK uit.t.s airman.
16, a6, 8j, o0, ioj, ti7, 134, 149, 151 , 15a
163, amending charters of IMnovlllr, Salem-
Albaiiy,Marhfleld,Sllverton, Astoria, Hill'
boro, The Dalles, Oakland, Jacksonville
McMlnnvllle.
3, Incorporating town o( Cottage Grove.
7, to prevent bull from running at large
In Linn, Clackamas, Benton, Polk, Wash
ington, Multnomah, Columbia, CtaUep and
Douglas countiea.
15, Portland railroad bride bill.
17, providing for a health oflicer at (lard-
Iner.
18, Hare' wamp land bill.
jo, providing for punishment for misrep
resenting a breed of stock.
37, authoriitna- the construction of cuttle
croing under public road.
35, providing that all live slock killed on
unfenced railroad be paid for In full value,
.111,1 that comoanie or agent give notice by
publication of all uch tock killed.
37, providing for thc publication of Su
preme court report.
41, that witnce In Clatsop county re
ceive no fee.
47, by Allen, amending the divorce law
o that one year's willful deertion be suf
ficient cause.
48, providing that disputed boundary line
between real property may he settled by a
court in a suit of euuttv.
9
54 and 55, authorizing the lease of the O
R Ac N system to the Union Pacific.
57, authorizing county court to expend
county money to the limit of three mills for
Improvement or construction of county
roads.
6a, abolishing the LaGrande land office.
67, authorizing the Multnomah County
Court to build an armory.
80, providing for the sale of .Baker City
school house.
tj3, providing that salaries of school su
perintendent may be Axed by county courts.
95, authorizing the Governor to bring to
Oregon and properly inter the remains of
the late Gov. Gibbs, appropriating $1500
therefor.
103, providing that in aii counties east of
the Cascade mountains owners of stock 10
jured hy wire fences may only recover ac
tual damage.
1 07, providing for the sale of a small strip
of land adjoining the state asylum ground.
lOo, requiring the state school superintend
ent, so far as practicable, to visit each coun
ty annually, to hold a -teachers' institute In
each judicial district biennially, to in all
chartered educational institution, and keep
their statistic. The bill Increases the Su
perintendent's salary from $1500 to ftbJO
a year.
1 10, reimbursing the counties of Douglas,
folk, Marion, Washington, Clackamas,
iienlon, Columbia for moneys paid the state
as taxes assessed against mortgages which
taxes were not collected.
Hi, amending Pendleton charter.
1 1 3, creating the office of Recorder in
Linn, Marion, Washington and Yamhill
counties.
1 J5, authorizing the investment of the ir
reducible school fund at 7 per centum.
135, providing that the Crook County
Court shall be held thc first Monday In
January and the first Monday in every al
ternate" month thereafter,
137, incorporating the town of 1; rant's
Pass.
153, providing that the Portland city au
ditor hail receive no pay a clerk of the
police comrahauoners. -
1 54, providing that the relative of insane
persons, or their property, be not responsi
ble for the cost of keeping such insane per
wm,
155, authorising John Krusc to maintain
a dyke-
156, providing for terms of the Circuit
Court i t thc Filth judicial district.
1 58, authorising a dyke across Duncan
slough. Lane county.
165, reapportionment bill.
164, authorising a suspension toll bridge
across the Willamette river at Oregon City.
166, creating thc railroad commission.
175, creating a fish commission of three.
$10,000 for the maintenance of a hatchery
on the Columbia river, fiOOO for enlarge
ment and aupport of Ute present hatchery
on Koguc river.
176, general insurance law.
I78, amending thc Halsey charter.
180, providing for an additional Circuit
Judge in the sixth judicial district.
18a, directing the Governor to submit
three pending constitutional amendments,
for prohibiting the liquor traffic, giving the
legislature authority to regulate the salaries
of state officers, and changing the time of
state elections from June to November at
a special election on the Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday in November ncxL
184, providing term of the circuit
n the Sixth Judicial district
HOUSB BILLS StOXKD.
court
19, 32, 36, 31, 113, iaS, 169, incorporating
Myrtle Point, Alblna, Hcpner, Joseph, Sell
wood, Drain, Springfield.
3, 66, creating Wallowa and Malheur
counties.
99. 303. J33. 3x7, amending charters of
Eugene, East Portland, Arlington, and
Ashland.
1 2, providing terms of the Circuit Court
in the First Judicial District.
13, providing for a fine of not less than
$50 nor more than $300, or imprisonment
not exceeding one year, and forfeiture of li
cense for allowing minor in a saloon.
18, to allow Yamhill county to relocate
county seat and providing for a special elec
tion In November next.
37, increasing alary of thc Multnomah
county assessor from' $2750 to $3500, ami
allowing $938 for money expended for ex
tra clerk hire.
33, providing for holding Klamath Coun
ty Court.
44, reducing the minimum price of school
and state lands, excepting Agricultural
College land-., at $1,25 per acre. ,
43, providing for the maintenance of
kindergartens a part of the public school
system, where directors in districts of 5OO
Inhabitants are authorized by vote of the
electors.
46, allowing holders of scalp of wild ani
mals to make proofs before Justices of the
Peace.
53, fixing the pay of the Morrow county
Judge at $600, and county treasurer at $300
59, authorizing school director to lease
or build school houses,or buy land for school
)juipu" " 11v.11 aHiuuiitEii uj a. iwajii iiy ui
tne voters present at any school meeting.
60, requiring school clerks to keep a roll
of persons of school age in the district, and
to deltyer the same to successor.
73, minor charges in school laws, public
exambjBtion of teachers.
82, giving county courts authority to fix
rates on toll roads, Sridges, etc.
87, requiring county clerks on the 1st day
of April and the 1st day of October of each
year to publish in one issue of a weekly pa
per in the county a complete statement of
the county finances.
9O, appropriating $585 for relief of A W
Presley.
93, providing for holding Gilliam county
court.
94, authorizing a general levy of 5 mills
tax for school purposes,
96, requiring school clerks to make a dis
trict assessment roll within thirty days from
date of tax levy.
iOO, providing imprisonment not to ex
ceed thirty days, or fine not to exceed $30.
for unlawfully wearing a badge or button
the G. A. R.
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113. fixing salary of superintendent of
penitentiary at $1500.
t37 giving Portland authority to condemn
riparian right of Bull Run fiver.
140, providing term of tho Circuit Court
H the Seventh Judicial dUtrict.
147, providing for pay of school clerks of
districts.
149, defining boundary line between Yam
hill and Tillamook countle.
16I, to facilitate recovery by heir of prop
erty echeated to thc State.
164, amending the dairy law.
186, defining the boimdarle of Linn
county.
aOa, abolishing the ofll.:e of county clerk
of Multnomah counly.
an, granting exempt privilege to all
member of the Portland Volunteer Fire
department,
a 1 8, providing term of circuit court In
the Second Judical district.
aaa. providing for iter diem and mileage
of members of the legislature.
338, authorising i'ilJaui k county to
negotiate a loan of $5000 to build a court
house.
141, amending Newport charter.
948, authorizing the director of school
district Mo, 47, 1 .urn county, to build a
school house with district money now on
hand.
J54, creating the office of county commit
loner In Columbia connty.
a6i, amending Dallas charter.
J70, the general appropriation bill.
MBMATB BILLS NOT io m
66, providing that dentists must have di
plomas. 70, requiring twelve weeks attendance
each year at school of children between the
ages of 8 and 14 years.
80, providing for the punishment of va
grants and person who live in and about
houe of ill fame.
83, providing for an inspector of stock in
every county.
MOlSB BILLS NOT MOSB0.
3 . the militia bill.
, appropriating f 1 5OO to Insure the pilot
chooner Gov. Moody."
-, providing for property sold for taxes.
The foMowiog resolattun and m -.mortals
were pasted
2, providing fur payment of certain spocifto
Radian war claim to the astoaot of 918,848.
B, pray tag for improyvoMfltof tb Umpnea
river.
3, praying for the raoation of the Kerthern
t'keilic rattnad grant between Wallnla to
Portland.
4. 'proving that veteran of the Indian war
of 53 and 56 be pensioiiad.
8, requesting repeesanUttvet in Coogr
to saonre a law pravanltng ! front gras
lag stock 00 public ln is..
8. praying for tb ms truction of a boat
railway at The Di lea.
7, praying for an appropriation of 80OO.OUO
for improvemsot of th Upper Colombia
river.
0. previa- that ami b brought by tbe
geo-ral government to osooal the land grant
of the Willamette Vaily k Cteeede Moun
tain Road eoaipaay.
u, tttburiaiag the eeperinteadeet of public
instruction to enfore the law for Utehtog
physiology and bygurae in tb public eshooU.
' 10. direeboic tb its rotary of State to
pabhsb the antaadsd ohool law h pamph
let form.
10, praying for aa appropriation to mska a
read around Cspe Prpnul. Benton, ooooty.
10, directing the Sooretary of Slate U pob-
hsb ths road law In psmphiot form.
11, directing the Hoeretary of State to have
cop of log-islativ journal propsrod for
publication.
'12, providing that all printing authorized
by the legislature (or any purpose whatever
be done by the Stat printer.
12, approprialiag $500 to ab!a tba Ore
goo Pioneer society to publish certain rec
ord. 15, aothotietog tbe Governor, in person or
by prosy, to tepreaaat tb State at the Can
teouial Anniversary of the framing of tb
f p. Ural eooetitattoo. to be hold at 1'htltdel
phiaia September next.
18, praying Congreat to reimburse stUr
on tbe & ' ' railroad land graot fr caees
above govamrnant price pai l for land.
19, asking that veterans of the Caynee war
bo psusioaed.
20, dircotiHf the Sacretsry of State to
scud each ma ubr of tbo peasant legislature
a copy f Hill s eods, whtm lb BBBM shall
have been published.
Resolution nbmitting three amendments
to tbe State constitution.
A rtae OMii.uk
V3B
The Oregon Pacific hae beeo here for some
Ume. Every house in Albany is ooeopied .
heat is over ti cent a bashel, and A, B.
Mdlwair.'s cnuter ar- full of new gaol
for tbe pnu2 trade. These fact combined
speak fr a protpemu year in Albany. By
ealhog oa Mr. Mcllwaia you oan gt yoar
oiothing at bottom priue-ali ttyle and
grade to select from, together with a tine
lias of furnishing good, (old this in your
mind. Hi slock of boot and shoes i well
selected sod embrace a lare variety of ea .
eellent goods. Hisdre good sell on their
own merits at the mot reasonable prices
imaginable. In fact eyery hue ia complete,
making aa enumeration unnecessary. In to
bacooB Mr. Mcllwatu ha no real competitor
here in prises, lie buys in large qusutities,
and, recently, before the advance, euabliug
to give startling bargain. Watch his sh elves
and counters.
Prohibition Lecture.
Mr. T. J. Alley will address thc people
on the prohibitory amendment at the fol
lowing time and places :
Halsey, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 25th
and 26th.
Harrisburg, Monday, Feb. abth.
Peoria, Tuesday, March 1st.
Browhsville, Wednesday, March and.
Crawfordtville, Friday and Saturday,
March 4th and 5th.
Lebanon, Monday, March 7th.
Sodavllle, Tuesday, March 8th,
Miller's, Thursday, March tOth.
Knox Butte, Friday and Saturday, March
nth and 12th.
Scio, Monday and Tuesday, March 14th
and 15th.
The meetings will be held at 7:30 o'clocjc
p m. Everybody U cordiaHy invited to be
present.
Notice to ail.
Tho subject for the young folks mooting at
tbe U. P. Ciiuroh, to corannnoe as usual
quarter before ten a in., next Lord's day,
with an earuett desire for alt youug folks
aud old ones too, regardless of denominational
distinctions, is St. John, V ohapter.39 verse,
whioh reads, "Search the scriptures ; for in
them ye think ye have eternal iife ; and they
are they which testify of me." We intend
bringing up scripture from God's word on
Spiritualism, to see if it is from God or the
dsvil. Lkxdur kor bkxt Mkbtinq.
Died iuddeniy.
Last Friday afternoon, while in the store
of May & Senders, at Harrisburg, Mr. J. II,
Pierce fell suddenly to the floor and imni'c
dlately expired. Heart disease was reported
as the cause. Mr. Pierce lived a few miles
east of Harrisburg, and leaves a wife and
several children to mourn his death. Ht
was about sixty years of age, and was a
of
V
armer in good circumstances.
Will Rrns. hv rataivswt a tartMt lot
a! ah fit urn ii and rift team then fCast. awal
set v vj j m ua ww atmne
HOttfc 4B AA
t M Proiioh, jewe- r,
Potato, $1.25 a bushel.
Oyaters served iu ell tyl at HfTmn A
PfeiJfera.
J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al
bany, Or.
Gkfte Rail A BriwneH's tr choice fresh
groceries.
UaiTA ItaV.uieH, Physician and Surgeon,
ihedd, Or.
The Salem fanning mill fr ale at Deyoe
R ib ton'.
Orauine NO rnolassn in birnd at Wal
lace k Thorn 0011 V
Dr I, M If enaol. Physician and Hnrseoo.
Albany, Or.
H mi H. I cider vineafsr at Wallaci &
Thnntpsoii'a.
John Sliermsa hae resigned a President
nf the N ir
Pine tropics1 fruit. at all timo at Wallace
k Thompson'.
Carter'- jVwelry i the beil. Call oa him
for eioe good.
W eel I the H-a I '.each eigar at 5 cant at
Read k HiiMVneli,.
Ukt Mm pen ir Whit Fish in keoe at Wl-
ace k Tliomptou's. ,
Quean of the yathiy see I ootatOM at Wal-
taee k Thompson's.
Work on the aew Portland R. R. Inri Ige
111 b begun at one.
Auothar tom'hie in the price of oote and
hoe at Road A Hiownell'.
f.sree reduction in the price of shot at
Will Brother, Albany. Or.
J If Townsen 1. apeoial agent for tb State
Inturanee C. o( Hslem, Oregon.
Mix abaves for a dollar end a eltati towel to
every customer, at I.. Vieriek's.
dermis, Half Ituing Buckwhett, Oermao
Middling at Rial A Brown. U .
Kxamiua Woo.lin' KtUnaion table. They
Be -well go and aee them for yourself.
Stop at K W Carter for a watch, gold
iMidedoaaeor firei-dae oloek.
The O k C R R C. i talking of rnnnieg
a regelsr Muodsy paseang.sr train.
Freh stook of ehoiee grwinee el way on
hind ai Wallace A Thompson 'a.
P M French, agent Hiuger Manufaeturing
0.,opXMite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or.
Watches, clocks and jewelry carefully te
pured at reaeoaab'.e prtee at F M r reach' a
Ton can get a eplandid variety of rrseat
me John ling, ror tale at reaaonable
prices.
A cial daaee will be give hy Richard
B.'os. at Parriab' Hall to-morrow (.Saturday)
ev' .ing.
Too chair ate kept runuing at Veriek's
barber sb p. The plaoe to get a shave or
hair cut.
aiL- a m er ea.a - e
nr. Hi is. r.iiia, puyairfian and enrgeou
A'rany, Oregon. Call made tu city or
CO 1 11 try, .
Frash YvUiua Bay aai Katern oysters
00 t kut I ', oa hsnl after to-day at iloffutan
A Pfeiffor-.
Corn meal, yellow and white, Graham and
Biok wheat, all self rutog. at Waliae Ht
Tk .mpoo e.
"Sunset - is quite ill. Go to the new
Drag Store ta tbe Morgan building near the
Roe iloxee.
Deyoe A Robeon have a large tok of the
bet ploe made Oa head. They will be
old at bedrock prices.
Tuesday waa Weehiogton'e birthday. Our
public ecboolt very properly celebrated the
event wish a vacation.
Nett Monday evening, at tbe Evangelical
Church. Rev. Davie wdl deliver a lecture on
"lsbor and Capital." Admieaioa free.
A month ago the Ortolin did not know
what Dr. Jotepbi'a polities were. Now it calls
him "a Republican." Tbo world move.
Tbe Uorinan election have resulted fevor
sbiy to the policy of Btmara. Phis strength'
ens tbe probabiiitee of war with France.
Speaker Carlisle haa beeo ofered the posi
tioo of Secretary of 8ute, to saooasd Mean
tag resigned. In doubted if he accept?.
Persons desiring dtt pooket keive of a
new brand, warranted, huuld c .11 at Will
llro. Tbey have jaet gotten ta a bow atoek.
We have rnvd ear stock of geol aoroea
the street from oar old stand, follow as and
we will make it to your iatereet. Read k
Brownsli.
The stove most go from railroad coaches.
A Kageo? City man eiaiat to have aa iavee
t.ni thjt take ih-ir plac, nJ be jwr-
fectily afe.
A seaodil is being hinted at in connective
wub one of ihe newly elected State offioer.
Borne people seem to thrive oa scandals. A
nsuseuut du-t, though.
Burkhart A Keeney sell tiekets over the
Northern Pact be Rail Road to all point
east. Call on the:n for rate and maps
showing route of travel.
Should you desire to sell year property
eali on Burkhart A Keeney as tbey advertise
property placed to then band, aud oharee
nothing unlea tbey effect a sale.
Last Bibbath Dr, O' Toole received a baud-
some gold headed cane from Mr X b West,
eeitut bridge apurintendnt ou the O. P.
It wee gtveo as an expression of good wuL
If yon wear out two pair of shoes iu a year
aud can save six bit-a pair by buying tbem
ol Road & Brownell remember m teu years
time you will have saved fifteen dollars, thh
i well worth remembering.
The Dbmocv at office has received a pack
age of aeeds from 1 M Ferry & Co., the re
liable eeed boa of Detroit, Mieb. Beads
from thi house can always he relied on. We
have tried thorn for y e r aud know where
fore we speak.
Send Burkhart Keeney name and ad
dresser of friends desiring information of Ore
gon and thoy will seod them copies of the
KfiU rMw Lonoeyor whioh contain a com
plete description of one county ta each issue
with either desirable informstioa a Wather,
A woman named Biggsr waa down for
aotne kind of an entertainment, tuoh a sing
ing or omcthuig of the km. I, iu ibi city,
iaat week, bat her agent got things wrong
i1e np without care, and the enteitainineot
was cancelled aud the money refunded for
tickets for reseryod seats, aud people kicked
Mr H F Morrili haa just received the ap
pointment as agent at Albany of the Scottish
Union and National lutnranee Co. The
Scottish ia one of the most powerful of the
British otHoua. It was organised A. D. 1834
and ha available assets amouotiug to $37,
000.080.
The Oregon Department of the O. A. R
has been iu session in Portland tnia week.
M L Olmstead, of Baker City, waa sleeted
Commander. A B Woodiu, of this oity ia the
new inspector general. The next encamp
ment meeting will be at Albany, date to be
named hereafter.
A Literary entertainment will be given
under tbe direction of the Laidet' Missionary
Society, in tne Oakvill United Presbyterian
(Jhurch, Fridav evening, March 4th, 1837
A small fee will bo collected at the door
The money is to go toward purchasing a ear
pet for the church
fPeorieaUo ha a troubleaem oorretpondeut
iu the Herald who haa created no little an-
noyance by a few personal communications
His name is liable to he published also. By
the way correspondents whatever paper they
write for should drop personal bits.
A new statute wul divide the office ol
County Clerk of this county directly ia the
middle. Tbe County Recorder will do all of
the recording and the Clerk the remainder.
It will be the means of making both office
small Ones financially. N doubt though
there will be plenty of daadidates for each.
The committee to investigate the Oregon
City fish ladder reported that the river was
in a condition for tish to pass np the falls,
rocks that obstructed the course having been
sufficiently blasted. Let them come ; feat
then this is probably an excuse to drop th
whole matter and make it easy for those
who built the ladder. '
Rev E L Wheeler aud wife of Portland,
general Sunday School Secretary . for North
Pacihu Coast, wul hold a Sunday School Iu
stituts at the Baptist Church on Friday and
Saturday evenings, Feb. 25th and 28th.
Subject addreas, Friday evening, "America's
Sunrise." All interested in S. S. work are
cordially invited to attend,
Mr, B. F Parsons, au experienced sewing
nt I machine man. is stooDins in this city and
I mav Km found at Mr. Haata Cor. Sennnd
a wwj r. - - -
fit for repairing tewing mac aloe of alt makes
in a Hrat-ciass man'-er, rVora guaranteed.
Order may be Lft th-e or a this office and
will wceiye prompt attention.
Invaluable, Al a specific against enntagior
tnd an efficacious reBStHiy for sudtnn and
severe eonghs, colds, a-1 lunt, the pile, son,
're. ales, hm breath, et ,thr is no remedy
qnsl to tin- eel.d.r-iUd Kmil Fri se' Hani
hurg Tea. It iiurifi tli blood, cleanse tb
tomaoh and bowe'a, and g.. tne who!
vvtern a healthy srwl drPghtful tone. Then
nevr wae s medicine for 1 1 eoraerv eon i
toit ' "
Nothing but instriosic ratrtt can r ecount
for thc enormous ! of Frese' ILtminrg
Pea, tbe demand for wlilob i constantly in
creasing. The reuiou i obions to nil. It
ia purely vegetable urtflinf on. m h'. vet
"ffieient in it action carrying off all im
purtlie from the system, ami imparting a
slow and vigor, which only those who have
used it can appreciate,
Delicate persons, and all whose ay stem
have become debiliated. should hear io mind
that Simmon Liver Regulator i not s drae
tic, purging- medicine, doe not weaken r.r
deplete the system as other purine do,
nut act gently, it will invigorate like a !
"f wine, bat is no intoxicating beversge to
lead to intemperance ; will promote diges
tion, diseipao headache, and general' t ee
up the system. The dose i amall. not on
piraeaut, and its virtues undoubted.
8M8tS rr.MB vti..
Mr O B Hsi (ht and danghter returned to
the Bay last Friday.
Wm ffoag, of the Oregon Pacific hae gone
Fast on a buaioeee trip.
Mr R Caster left Wednesday for San Fran
eieo with a band of horaee for tha-- market.
K L Budd and Knog Height, two of
Peoria' popular citiseos, were ia Albany last
oatnrosy.
If re lit J L Hill and Mr T J Btiter, of
thi city. left yesterday for OAlaad, wlere
t ey will yisit friend.
Franci Pfeiffer. of the firm of H .Sf niu A
Pfffr, left Monday for Souther 1 Or. g n,
with hi sample ease ia hand.
Mr. A, A. Roberta parehaaed the atoek of
atoves, tin war, etc . of Mr Jebn Briir..
together with the mC'i'..erv. aod 00 Mondav
moved to Phdomatb where he will dispose of
tne icx
I -aa Wedoeedry evening a nnmlier of the
friend of Mis Carrie Gaibraith gave ter a
arpria at the home of her father, corner of
roarth and WatbtngtoB Street. As on joy
able time wae had.
800 hvra were loat by an esrtl.i uake in
itaiy isai y fulneeoay.
steat, car atk.
Following were the recorded sales
Linn county during the past week :
Mary A Freelaod to L Seeders, lets 8
and 6 block 32, Albtoy
in
1
300
Mary A Preeland. ex's will K A Free
lend to L Seoderr. Sam a hurt. .
If P Champen to John B and M J
Moor,270i aeree in tp 15 S R 4 w
WJ Bramw.ll.l v J K Char (ten. Sbenff
five lots in Harrisburg 77fi CO
Was retro and D L Fctre to George
Roe, 28f acree.tp 11 8R2 W.. 1
D Cohen and A Weill to Wm Petre
aod D T Petre. 48 73 100 aeree in 4
tf l 8 R! W l5
Ta tba raBlle,
I am now better prepared than ever be
fore to suit ray numerous customers in all
line of goods, I have a larger stock which
I personally selected, and have many nov
elties I could not get by ordering good ex
clusively. I have just made extensive im
provements to my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room tlian formerly,
and enabling me to carry a larger assort
ment and to sell you better goods for the
money. I have just received direct from
the factory a full line of ladies' and genu'
siippcr for the holiday trade especially
elected for thi market,' all of which wifl
be sold on their merits, and every pair
guaranteed, even in cheap slipper and
hoes.
Samuel E. You
for
One hundred and twenty acres of the best
quality of improved wheat land, all fenced
into four fields, good house, hard finish,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of all kinds.
75 acres of grain. Inquire at thi office.
iirweerlea.
Go to Allen A Co. when yea want rreee
riee. They have a well selected stock and
ell cheap.
letter Ust
follow! of i n list ot tetters reaaainiag la tfc Past
OS, aJbaay, Una eouaty, Oregea, fab, .talk, 1SSB
Person ealnaf far the letter meet give tea est 011
wbieb Ussy were advertised :
Hny.es. Mia Allie
lUtes, Mr Aareh
i -it! .11. Miss Brtba
'srr.dr, rrsak
tiuitbes, Wm
Hale, Parker
Nartbrup, W A
Pickens, A
R Vrs. Mrs B B
Stockton. Geo
larlor, Mrs Maay
Wrt, rt
Crane, Mia Mai hut L
cook, r 11
Ore so, John Warren
Hill man, H L.
Moore, Levfwa
Pj bum. Mr Hallie (2)
Roper. Kit
alorrell, John (?)
atatham. Albert H Jr.
Whit. Martin (l
wise, J c
I. M. iRvrxo, P. M.
Droaksanstt, or Liquor Habit, eaa he Oared by
administering Dr. Haiaet' Golden Spselfle,
It can be given In a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the person taking It, ef
fecting a speedy and permanent cure, wt ether
the oan lent la a moderate drinker or analeo
kble wreck. Thousands of drunkards have
"rets mads temperate men who have taken tbe
tioldim Specific In their coffee without their
. 1.. . icdgc, and to-day believe tbey quit drink
v -t t their own free w ill. No harmful effect
-. i:t fmra Its administration. Cures guantn
Send for ciretrtar and full particulars,
v !ns in conftdeneo t;.n hen M'Kctri-; Co.,
t .' itoce St., Cii:clnnati, Chin.
CeaUawe to stay Herscs,
Mr L Senders continue, to bny horses at
this city. Will pay good price for nitabi
horses weighing 1100 to 1 tO porais, in
good order. Bring the n mi.
Faatey aieetts.
Those desiring the latest novelties ia laeee,
buttons, gloves, etc., should eall ea Me
teith A Seiteabach.
e i
Ageats Wnateel,
To canvass for the Singer Mfg. Ce.
quire of F. M. French, Albany, Or.
AKSIKD.
In
HINDMAM -MORGAN,
On Feb. JOth,
1887, at 8 o'clock, p in, at
the residence
of Martin Payne in this city, Kev t b,
Davis officiating, Mr. S. M. W. Hihd-
man, of Camp Polk and Mat. Fakkib
Morgan, of this city.
A select number of the friends ef the
happy pair were present, and, after the mat
rimonial ceremony was performed, partook
of a most excellent supper prepared by Mrs.
Payne. The Dkmocbat extends the heart
iest congratulations and hopes that the
choicest blessings may attend them to the
end of life.
NELSON TURNER. At the Metiodist
Episcopal parsonage, in the city of Cor
vallis, on the aOth inKt.by Rev J T Wolfe,
Mr. Edward Nklsow, of Chicago, and
Miss Effir Turner, of Linn county.
ACHESON-OOUEY-On Feb, 23. it the
home of the bndw father iu Oakville, 1 J
Rev. A M. Acheaon
Geor a s. Achescr,
and Lilliaa Coney, both ef Oakville
The Democrat oongratnlates
BALDWIN. Iu Kennett, Miasouri. Noy
6th, 188t, John W. Baldwin, foimerly
of thi place, aged 7 1 years.
tiraat county aapers please oepy.i
tonus I I'rtneUlnas
Tuescay, Feb. 22, 1887.
Present --All ofBcets and members wi
council.
An ordinance providing for the office of
Street Commissioner was read twice and
referred to tbe Committee on Ordinance.
Licenses to sell Ikptors were granted J A
Gross and Huffman k Monteith and their
bonds approved.
Report of Htieet Commissioner in refer
ence to certain needed Improvement wa
referred to committee on treet and public
property.
The street commissioner wa directed to
see that a wagoi. crossing wa constructed
by the O&CRR Co. at the junction of
Sixth and Mnditon street.
Petition of E, Sander for privilege of
erecting a windmill at the south end of Ferry
steet was referred to committee on streets
and public properly.
Petition of George Hochttedler for aa
established grade of sidewalk at east er.d of
Third street and the privilege of building
ditch under sidewalk on north tide of Third
street and Montgomery street, waa granted.
Petition of Wm 11 Huston for privilege
of putt i 1 g ditch urder sidewalk on Third
street was referred to committee on streets
nod public property.
The Street Commissioner wa directed to
notify the O P R R Co. to repair crossing
at Hecond ar d Sloth street, and not to use
dirt lo street for grading purposes. The
matter of depot, other buildiegs and side
track wa referred to committee oa street
aod public property.
Cost in the cases of the city agaiust John
Bogardus, $40 ; Ja. Keller, $5.85 ; 8 P
Hewlett, $3.85, and Wm. Mason, $585
were ordered paid. Also bills of F M
Westfall, 86 ; Foshay A Matoe, $18.33 j
N J Hentoo, $9 60 ; Adam Ihrfg, $50 ;
John Jones, $60.
The Committee on Ordinances and City
Attorney were directed to amend City Or
dioances to conform to amended charter.
Tbe Very
1 hay added to say boot mmd Ae stoek a
line of the celebrated Laird, aTcAeeer A
Mitchell, PhUadeJphi Fitu Shoot for ladies,
mikece end children. Aekaewledgod by
dealer generally to be the beet value nod
heat fitting fine shoe made Widths C, D, 8
aud EE. A child can buy ae cheap aa a assay
8ambblK. Yoexa,
Solo Agent, Albany, Oregon.
rteokaf
Don't forg-t thet N. H. Allen A Cc. have
just received a 110 stock of the latest
styles to cloak from Hew York, whioh haye
oifer at aaheerd of low price.
Ladies, whoa you are ia want of a fine
dress dont forget to inspeet the stoek of X.
H. Allen A Co. Tbey have a very large
stock to selec t front nod at prieee never he
fore offered in Albany.
raster Weertx.
X. H. Allen A Co. have in stoek a fall line
of material for fancy work, eeaaiating ef
Fairy tjphyr, Shotland Tool and Ion, che
nille, aretene, hiUaille. 72 inch Eogliak felt,
silk dees, knitting silk, eta.
A good organ. Call at Dr. Kelly's. A
good hingle mill. . Call on J. II. Maine.
New stock of fall goods, every line faJL
come and examine then.
MONTEITH A
Clewka.
The largest and beet selected ataak ia
the v tttey cn be tdhnd at Vf oateith A Sei
teubtck's.
First-elasa butcher knivaaat WV1 Bros
gun ttere.
Annual School MsetiDg.
Notice i hereby given to the legal
of School District No. 5, Linn county, Or.,
that the at.nnal achtol meeting of said Dis
trict will be held at the Court Hon ia at id
District on Monday tbe 7lh day of March,
1887, at the hour of 7 o'clock, p. sa. for the
purpose of bearing tbe rv porta of the Diret
tors and Clerk and to levy a tax for the sor
port of the schools for the ensuing 3 ear. Abo
for the purpose of levying a tax for the pai
poeetd paying iatereet on the bonds of the
District.
By order of the Board of Directory,
Fehrosry 24th, 1887.
J. H. BCBXHABT,
Clert.
Wir haben die grcesste und best
eingerichtete Accident? - Dmekerei
ausserhalb Portland nnd lief era
alle in unser Fach einschlagenden
Arbeiten ru meossigen Preieen,
Briefbogen, Circulare, Anschlag
zettel, u. a. w. werden in knerxester
Zeit angefertigi Wir haben drei
der bee ten Job- und Cylinderpren
sen in Tbsetigkeit
llurlcnnrt A ltelWry
Albany, Orogots.
PUBLIC SALE.
On March let, 1887, beginning at t o'clock
. . . s t . ka t A I
a. m on the '"Jim ttouerts pisee, jo muse
south of Albany, I will sell nt public auotiea
the following described property, to-wit :
Three or four wasroos, three or four seta har -
1 uses, two family carriages and oee road eart,
J together with different kindsof larnung tools;
I ten or hfteeu bead of horses, teme good work
I horses and some celts ot different ages, two
being well bred mares, oae tired by Western
Chief, foal d by Jackson, the other sired by
Early Pearl . Also 25 or SO bead ef abort
horn cattle, consisting of oae thorough
bred bull, 3 years old, four ball ealyet,
aired by said ball, ten head ef good mileh
I cows and a lot of young cattle
of different
ages.
Terms of sale All turn' of $10 and under
cash in hand ; all over $10, a credit ef ten
mouths will be given at six per eeot per an
num from date of sale with approved securi
ty. W, W, Babbows.
Will you continue using blank
stationery when you oan get Letter
Heads, Note Heads, Bill Heads,
Statements, Envelopes, Ae. neatly
printed at the .office of Burkhart A
Pfoiffer for just about what you
pay for the blank paper, and par-
hape a little less.
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Jem