The state rights democrat., July 15, 1887, Image 3

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HUTTING.
rraprlctors.
A MAM ABOVT TOW.
An A'.banv gentleman Km invented a way
to prevent wife killing. It It to take the
hutband at toon at he makes hit first threat
and hang him at once. Thlt will save the
life of the innocent wife and get rid of a very
bad man. "The time to correct a btunder
It before It it made.M
O
If any one would like to hire the Man
About Town for thirty dart and nay him a
kernel of grain the ffrat day, two the next,
four the third, doubling It each day for the
thirty day, half a million grain to be esti
mated at a buthel,they can do to by calling
at once. Kind of work not much of an ob
ject Responsibility of party everything.
O
An Albany gentleman who came here
from Southern California lest than two
yea rt ago told hit property there for about
five thousand dollars. It hat since been
ttruck by a fearful boom and can now be
told any day for twenty-five thousand dol
lars. Our friend down First Street should
faint just to make the affair tragical.
O
Btds at an auction are sometimes raised
In a peculiar manner. At the buggy auc
tion Saturday fifty-nine dollars was being
offered, when a gentleman yelled "tick" at
a dog. "Sixty dollars I'm offeredV'cried the
auctioneer, and the bidding went on.
O
The Man About Town observes that there
are about ten who follow in the wake of
the red appareled Salvationists. It hat been
repeatedly asserted that this It a free coun
try, and we have always treated the S't
well ; yet the M. A. T. candidly admitt
this week that he believe they are a first
class nuisance. Genuine religion is never
carried on ones body ; but in the heart or
mind. We are sorry people re being ap
parently deluded In' thlt matter. We have
in Albany several churches whose pastor
we know to be men of irreproachable char
acters ; why not go to them for religious
counsel. These Salvationists are importa
tions, and their appearance certainly is not
Inviting to people who are judges of human
nature. Do not be deceived.
Mills.
The Woolen Mill meeting announced for
Thursday evening of last week was held at
Wolverton St Irvine's office ,nd was attend
ed by several ptominent citizens. Articles
of incorporation were adopted and Judge L
Flinn, J L Cowan, Ashby Pearce and D B
aionteith named at incorporators. The
committee on articles of incorporation was
alto appointed to prepare subscription pa
pers and open books for stock for the mill.
C E Wvdrerton and E J Lanning were ap
pointed a committee to correspond with
outside capital in reference to purchasing
stock in the mill. Chairman Cowan was
directed to appoint a committee of six to
twenty to secure subscript iont of stock in
the enterprise. Those woo have hold of
the matter are thoroughly in earnest, and If
tne citizens of Albany and Linn county
generally aill come to the front in this
they hae In other enterprises there can be
no doubt of the success of our woolen mill
project.
The Chairman on Monday announced
the following committee to solicit subscrip
tions of stock : K I Lanninjf, Chairman,
W II Goltra. J W Cusick, S Young, Geo
J" Simpson. Oeu C Chamberlain, UBUon
teith, U G Burkhart, It -.tcrnburg, Mrauder
Froraan, N P Payne, I D Miller, E L Bry
an, M II Wilds, B W Cooper.
Deputy Sheriff George Humphrey went
to Ashland the first of the week and arrett
ed V. R . vie Daniel, of Harrisburg, on com
plaint of creditors, it being charged that he
was leaving the State to avoid the payment
of debt. Me was brought to this city Wed
nesday morning, examined and discharged.
having satisfied the Court fully that he was
simply tfoins; to California to visit a sick
relative. Mr. Mc Daniel was recently post
master at Harrisburg and a few months ago
made an assignment for the benefit of cred
itor.
Contract Let.
Last Friday the contract was let at Cor
allis for the grading of the Oregon Pacific,
forty mile beyond the Mantiam.to Mr. Nel
son Bennett, an N. P. contractor. He will
begin work at once and push towards the
foot hills and for Eastern Oregon. From
this time on at weather permit there will
be active rail toad work until Boise City it
reached and the Oregon Pacific and C. &
N W. become a great transcontinental line,
the shortest from ocean to ocean by four
hundred miles.
The Berry Crop Poer.
The berry crop around Albany has been
uncommonly poor. Strawberries were
about a third of a crop, black and red rasp
berries, not any better, and blackberries arc
so scarce that it will take rustling to get
enough in bulk to fill half a dozen jars.
This is a bad showing for fruit canneries as
well as for individuals.
Important.
The post office department has advertised
to receive bids up to July 24th for carrying 1
the mail from Albany post office to the de
pot of the O & C R.R, and also from O Si
C depot at Albany by Lebanon branch of
O St 0 R R to Lebanon For further par
tic u ar inquire of P. M. at Albany.
An Old Pioneer Dead.
Samuel Cioff. an old and liushlv eeteempd
su t-A a u.u... z n
VT ;,- , ur,.tl u, v
D Burkhart, of this city, and Mrs Senator
jn earn itn, died on June 30th, aged 67 years,
16 days, of dropsy of I he liver. .VI r. Goff
came from Missouri to Oregon in 2847. He
leaves a wife and seven children, and many
relatives to mourn his death.
Need Atbution.
The plaifonn at the O. & depot, is too
small for th" growing crowds that congre-
gste there on the arrival of the trains.
Public sentiment call for an enlargement
of the platform Wc trust the managers of
the road will look Into this matter.
InxtulUtion.
The following officers of Albany Lodge,
No. 4, I O. O. F , were InstaHed last Wed
nesdAy evening by T. J. Ktites,D. D. G. M. :
E A Parker. NG ; O E Chamberlain, V G ;
John Robson, R S ; W C Tweedale, Treas.
For .Sale.
A No t Chicago Pitts thresher, 12 horse
power, for sale cheap. For particulars In
quire at this office
Letter Mat.
relieving is the list of letters remaining in tae p,t
Oaase, Albany, line oouoty, Oregon, July Uth, 1837.
Persons oalliag far these letters must give the date on
wsaoo they were advertised :
Berry, I B Bayl'as, fttmusl
Vowr issae Ooso, Charley
Ovorum. H gi ,F e KeUo
Wsfsr, John B Wrigh. Chss 9
e. f aoatntoif, r. at.
HOW EKLTV WAS LYNCHED
The report circulated here last week just
previous to our going to press, and referred
to In the Democrat In reference to Oscar
Kelty's being lynched at Dallas, proved
true, He was most thoroughly strung up
to a tree. It happened something like thlt.
About two o'clock Thursday morning thirty
men, more or lest, rode Into Dallas, up to
the county Jail, broke In the outside door,
went up stairs, where the prisoner are kept.
and after a half hour's work broke in the
door approaching the cells, and appeared be
fore Depew, the guard, who had been sleep
ing In an adjoining cell. "We want our
man," said the leader, who of all the crowd
was the only one unmasked. "I suppose
ou want the keys" said Depew On be
ne answered in the affirmative he handed
them to the spokesman, who unlocked the
door to Kelty's cell. In the meantime ou
hearing the noise Keltv knew what was up.
and cried "they've come." He acted fran
tically and demanded a knife of the guard.
l pun being refused ne oroae nut tamp, which
he was allowed, and with the pieces of glass
desperately tried to cut his throat and then
the arteries in one of his legs, only succeed
ing in cutting himself severely. When
found by the mob he was lying on the floor
In his undercloths, with considerable blood
on his body. A regular hangman's noose
was made by the leader and slipped over
Kelty's head, when he was dragged out of
the building with his arms tied behind. The
rope was thrown over the limb of an oak
tree in the yard, and the body of the miser
able wife murderer was soon hanging In the
air. After twenty minutes, being satisfied
that he was dead, they left him hanging and
rode swiftly away. Depew immediately
notified the 'Sheriff, a Coroner' Jury wat
called, and the body given to relatives and
taken to McCoy. The Sheriff in the morn
ing began searching for the lynchers, whom
it Is surmised live In the vicinity of McCoy.
Besides Depew two or three others witness
ed the affair, but remained silent .
The lvnchlmr of Keltv is simnlv the re-
f ar y w
suit of the law a delay's and short coming!
in the Saunders case, who after having a
fair trial wat given another on a foolish
technically that was Immaterial to the
merits of the case. The people of Polk
county feared a repetition, hence the lynch,
inc.
The Democrat has alwavt taken strong
grounds against fudge Lynch, who Is a
frontier Court of the most dangerous nature, J
as dintAvMnUr sam onom Ia iawt euw4a t a
a v -v n, v vuvuif w vsw awwa stws
The mob did banely wrong and should be
severely censunsd ; yet yet there M no
doubt that justice has been done, and in thi
citv, the truth niut be told, the news was
received with satisfaction. It Is to be re
p retted that our Courts of Justice do not do
their duty so well that such an event as this
would be impossible. Nothing should be
done rashly, though. Justice I an impas-
sionate executer.
A PO RTL A N D ERS COMMENTS.
The following from the Portia Democrat
is a sample of the way outsiders look at At-
bany :
Albany is destined to be a great manu
facturing centre and will be an important
city. The possibilities In the Santiarn ditch
are immense. Its water supply Is tapped al
ready in many places to supply power for
the various grist and other mills on the
banks of the Willamette and it can furnish
any amount of power for almost any num
ber of factories. A large woolen mill en
terprise is now being inaugurated with a
capital stock of $100,000. The present
Superintendent of the Brownsville Woolen
Mills will probably take charge of the new
enterprise. About $500000? the cardial
stock Is to be taken by emerprWnr citisens
of this place and air.' Kay, and his brother
in the East, will probably take the balance
and have a controlling interest. Mr. John
Crawford owns the Santiarn ditch, and it Is
likely he will take a large Interest In the
mills. He is one of the wealthiest and en
terprising citisens. Judge Flinn of the Na
tional Bank and Mcssr. Cowan and Cusick
of the Linn County Bank are expected also
to put their shoulder to the wheel. In fact
Albany is fortunate in having a large num
ber of enterprising men, and the rising tide
of prosperity in this country is stimulating
them to active effort, Albanians credit
the Oregon Pacific with a large degree of
their prosperity inc uding the important
advance in the' price of their wheat which
now sells for at good price at at Portland.
Albany is growing visibly. Brick stores
are going up Tn many places, and even the
Wizard Oil man and' fakir birds coin plenti
fully. Everybody is repainting and fresh
ening up his'premiscs. The Revere House,
kept by Charley Pfeiffer Is as fresh and
clean as a new dollar, and the city is mov
ing northward. The Oregon Pacific round
house is being rapidly erected, and I em
ploying skilled workmen from every quar
ter including Portland ; among these is
Harry Gurr who is getting $6 per day as a
brick mason The signs of vigorous pros
perity are seen at every turn in Albany not
alone in its new brick bui Idings but in the
hopeful and buoyant faces of its citizens.
SENATOR DOLPH,
Of Oregon, was in Albany last Wednes
day, on his way to Portland from Yaquina
Bay. In the evening a serenade was given
him at the Revere House, the Mechanics
Band furnishing the music for the occasion.
After a couple patriotic airs C. E. Wolverton
introduced the distinguished gentleman, who
came into Oregon on foot, when Senator
Doiph delivered fifteen minute response,
referring in encouraging words to the gov
ernment work at the Bay, the hopes of an
other appropriation next winter, Albany and
its grand prospects as a railroad center, a
well as manufacturing city, and the general
welfare of our people. The Senator did not
touch on politics, though he did remark
that when the next appropriation bill is
passed Congress will not adjourn until it
either becomes a law by limitation or is
vetoed, "when it will become a law anyway."
The serenade was unpartizan, as was evi
denced by the fact that an old time Demo-
Crat took up the collection for the band
School Report
The following is the report of the school
at Vlillers, District No. 32, for the term com
mencing April 4th and ending June 23rd,
1887 : Whole No. days taught, 60 ; whole
No. days attendance, ; whole No.
I days absence, 242
whole No. cases tardi-
ncM 30 . whole No boys enrol led, 2 1 ; whole
No. girls enrolled, 16 ; total No. enrolled,
I 37 average No. belonging, 32 ; average
No. attending, 28. Myrtle and Cracie
Winkley were neither absent ner tardy dur
ing the term.
Kate Price, teacher.
SEE McILWAIN'S CLOTB1NG
! r"r" B7,DK'
ii r. n .
j He has just received a large stock of
I clothing, en which he has placed greatly
! reduced prices, that will open your eyes
Suits heretofore selling for $20 he now sells
I tor i suits have been reduced to
$f6 ; $16 suits -to $14 ; $14 suits to $12.
His stock is large and varied, ranging in
price per suit from $4.50 up. Customers
cannot fail tn be suited Call and see for
yourselves.
Groceries.
While looking fter your supplies in tb
above line, don't you forget that N H Allen
A Co. keep groceries, and don't yoo forget
that you can get just as much sugar, tea, cof
fee, rioe or aaythiug eiss for a dollar as yea
can get in auy st .ru in the city.and all of the
best quality. C til on Allen ft Co. when you
want uro'teriei and ivn ) noer they never al
low themdve4 to he undersold.
Great Millinery Sale.
On and after tkU date we will sell all oar
spring ar.d summer millinery st cost sa ws
positively will not oarry any stock from one
season to aoothsr.
Jane 206b, 1887.
Shake St Lohswat.
COUNTY COURT.
(J, J. Whitney Jada : Boooh Millar, Aisx Brsaaaa
I
Fees of jurors at June term of Circuit
Court, $8t.t6 i fees of witnesses, fcj 50 ;
witnesses before grand iury.Sci ,40, allowed.
In the matter of building bridge at Me
ha ma, ordered that county expend $ 3500 ,or
one-half expense of same.
Continued BUI of Ceo D Barnard for
record book, $48.30.
Application of R Kolde way, sheep Inspec
tor, for blank forms granted.
Miles Rainwater allowed scraper for Dlst
1,
Bids ordered advertised for bridge across
Beaver Creek.
Ordered that contract for bridge on coun
ty road near Geo Hughes farm be let to St
John St Stone for $aoo. j
Bounty on cayotes reduced to $5.
Matter of furnishing wood for County C.
II . continued.
Fees of County Court officers allowed,
Fees In State agt Thoa Roberts, R L Dor
lis, $7 8o,L H Montanve,Sc,D B Montelth,
.$3 50, Frank Gllmore, $1.70, allowed.
Warrants were ordered drawn for the fol
lowing :
Jas Williams, witness Mch term Cir
cuit Court a.ao
D C McFtdden, witness Oct Circuit
Court, iHHj 7 10
C F Cunnlngham.scraper.Dist 44 ... . 10.55
W E Curl, salary June 83.34
W E Curl, handling school fund 3 mo 57.5a
D S Smith, 8hffs feet 145.81
IP Galbraith, Clerk's fee 473,63
R Thompson, postage too
II N Putnam, mileage and per diem J
days, 1456 miles 1 51.60
Win F'rumm, table County Court. . . . i6jOO
Ladles Aid Society, mdc for pauper
P W Spink, t carumd..
R (J lass St Son, mdse Pierce family. .
Max Friendly, Inn her Dist 16. .
8 10
J OO
1500
M
H F Merrill, assignee, lumber
at.
J R Green, keeping Hutchlna.
3t.ao
Peter Hume, mdse Clark
D B Montelth, Constable' fees. Stale
600
agt Davi 6.a
a jT a a a, a a. Of
sars Ks nouck, keeping a (jufgly 4
weeks 800
cxi nsner, surveyor fees 7.50
v is norm, Keeping paupers. ....... 55.30
noomx x juame.mose Hays j.eo
D B Montelth.Constable fees In State
agt J B and Jasper Kecney 101.45
t a a. . a . .
c. turner, lumber tor utst to 34.00
s t turner, lumber Utst 17. 34.00
Stewart A Sox,nails,snoveU, etc 6a. 30
J 0 r it water, keeping W A Fits water
5 weeks 10.00
H J Healv, lumber Dist 26 31.34
Stewart St Co lumber Dist tj MM)!
Stewart S Co lumber IMst 1 a 12.09
G F Co.bert, labor and material Craw
fordsville bridge ta.ca
T C Sloper. lumber Dlst I 8.48
Robinson & West, lumber ia.o
John Hchmeer.livery team 4.00
mary e uavts, steeping The Kiley
and clothing im
May St
... 9 55
M Sommer,
... 1469
CP ERE NT EVENTS.
Hong di, the Chinese murderer, who was
found guilty of murder in the first degree
and Imprisoned for life, In California, was
taken out of jail Sunday night and hanged
by the neck until dead. A mob. which
thought Itself superior to Courts of justice,
did the business.
At a big fire at Hurley, WU.. Saturday
night eleven lives were lost and $500,000
worth of property.
The bodies of the six m Using Virginia
City miner were found on Haboauusretrnt
ing a blackened and horrible spectacle.
Several Indian braves were in Albany
Sh.at at a. a as.
Monday with about titty horses.
Herbert Beecher has been accused of di
ver enormous crimes, such as swallowing
several vecl, getting hold of an immense
amount of money not his own, etc.
A yacht capsized on Lake Erie last Mon
day and twenty -one people were drowned
Last Monday, near Toledo, Ohio, lack
Dempaey knocked Leavitt out In three
rounds.
A woman in vv hitman county, W. T , 37
years of age, b only 39 inches high and
weighs 33 pound. It is claimed that she Is
the smallest woman living.
The hop yield In Linn county promises
to be nearly 25 per cent better than last
year.
Last Monday at Lake view, A I Shcrfin, a
brewer, shot C F Pope a herder, killing him
instantly.
The demand for lumber in California i
immense, greater than the supply.
The hotels at the Bay are reported about
full. Another importation Wednesday from
Portland and Salem will make matters
there lively.
In the base ball contests in the East, De
troit leads in the League games, St. Louis
in the American Association, and Newark
in the International games.
REAL ESTATE.
Following were the recorded sales
Linn county during the past week :
The Kay and wife to Emil Koppe,
1 lot in Amelia .$
In
50
50
400
400
Thos Kay and wife to Louis Boeger,
t lot in Amelia
John E McCormickand wife to Wm
B McCormick, one-sixth of 240
acres In tp 1 3 S R 3 w
Mary E Davis and husband to Wm B
McCormick, one-sixth of last. . .
Ashby Pearce to Fannie W Carter,
lot 4, block 14, E. A.. Albany. . .
Jemlmah Ralston to G H BUtuO, 1 71
acre in tp 1 2, S R 2 w
B H Barker to Edwin H Palmer, lot
3, block 56, Albany
S E Young to John Charles, lot 7,
block 37, IPs 2nd A., Albany . . .
Jas D Walker to A if Harrison,
2228.12 acres in several parcels.
A D Harrison to F R Csl ten, same. .
SUte of Oregon to G F Juhrnke, 16O
S
SCO
10
10
acres in tp 13 8 R 1 A. . 209
Jas D Walker to Fred R Calton,
power of Attorney -
C M Duncan to O Fry, 98.13 acres
in tp 1 1 S R 3 W . 15OO
R Koehler to J F Hadley, lot 1 block
21 , IPs 2nd A., Albany 300
Ida isee rancis and husband to Nellie
J Bryan, 3 lots in Tangent 5OO
Oregon to G B Hartmus, 80 acres in
tpo,8RiE 1OO
P S Brenner, Adm'r estate H Ieiey,
to Wm Brenner, 4 blocks, 3 lots,
Scio, and 2 other pieces of land
in said city 424
u ranow tocrtas wetj5ei.228.66 acres
in tp i0 S H 4 wt 2744
u v roman, assignee, R L Stevens, 6
lots In M's 8. A., Albany
Hnbert Curl to S T Harris, 80 acres,
tp iO S R 1 w
600
Estray Hot.
Lost by the undersigned, at Albany, Ore.
en. ens dark brown horse, 6 yearn old, 15
ends high, a few white bairs in forehead,
small white saddle mark. Shoes all round,
well worn. Left evening of July 4th. 1887.
Any information oonoerniog him will be paid
for.
Dated Jnly 7th, 1887.
D. 8. Smith,
Sheriff.
Yoa
will find our stock of carpets, oil cloth,
matting and window blinds full and attrac
tive, all that is new in patterns and styles
can be found in our assortment, to see is to
believe.
MONTAITH & SklTENBACH.
Should you desire to sell your property
call on Burkhart A Keeney as they advertise
poperty placed ie theit hands, aud charge
uotmng unless tnsy eneot a sale.
Our Spring stock of dress goods, fancy
goods, boot and shoes, etc , hays arrived
and we are now showing the most complete
aad attractive stock of goods ever brought to
A II a ... mi
niuaujr, a vw uur evorv will convince
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Mr. Jss Shallot), of Jordan, was in tbe
city Monday.
D 0 MiobaeL of Brownsville, was in Al
bany Saturday.
Its? Brownson loft last Tuesday en a trip
to Southern Oregon.
Editor Dsll, of the Portland Dtmoerat. wss
in the city Sabbath.
Arthur Brasflsld is new W. F. express
aaassaogsr ea the 0. fi
Strands Frotnaa and wife left yesterday
lor she Cascade
Mrs C W-Cornelius, of Portland, has been
ia the city the guest of Ur U W Ma too.
Hen J H Peary, on of Dotyyills's meat
prominent ottisens, was in ibe city Monday.
Dr. Skiff, Jr., of sklem, was in Albany
Monday, haviog rusticated a Soda villa over
Sabbath,
J U Smith, of lallmarj who hss boss, at
Medisal Uks for some time, ha returned
borne.
Beaton Smith and wife, of Harrisburg
were in Albauy Wednesday on their way to
the Bay.
Col Woodford has eaneelled all engage-
meuts iu the Valley, and, we umierstsod, ie
turned East.
Mr L Senders left for San Fraocisoo a few
days age with a bead of horses for the Cali
fornia market.
A. B. Wuodtn weel to Portland Wadase
day with a one hundred pound seek of ore
which he will ha vs assayed.
Dr J M Powell, of Lebanon has retained
from Sau Frauoisoo. where be baa been tusk
tng tb study of surgery a specialty.
Mr attrkpatriok aed daughter Ollie. re
cently lea for Adams, E. 0., where Mrs.
Kirmpasriok will reside with her so for
awntle.
Mr P a Bowman, of Ben ten oeaatv mini
through the eity last Tuesday en his wsy tv
Mainour 000 a try with a band of horses. Us
will rseuru to aoout two months.
John Nutting, recently ef Minnesota,
yeoBgset brother of the junior editor of the
DaauK Rar, arrived la Albany Sabbath even-
tag, and will make the WUIamette Valley his
A B Weodin, Frank Read and A Rhodes
returned from lbs mountains last Friday af
Ice an even da I and interesting experience
They brought back some fine speoimees of
gold and stiver bearing quart.
Mr AlCary was ia the otty Wednesday
bound for the camp bayeed tbe Santism
witn a sent tit wdl start a store there, Mr
Bennett's system of doing neatness maktuj
one a oooveoieeoe.
Mrs D W Wakefield and Mr and Mrs Use
I, Walks, of Portland, arrived tn Albany
Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Walker went to
tb. Bay Monday aad Mrs Wskefie'd will
visit friend her several weeks.
Oscar Archibald. Q If Coffey and Will N
Miller, of this otty, left Kagws Ctty Satur
day morning ie a skiff aad arrived ia Albany
about ten outeok Sabbath evening. They
eanght nearly a hundred irout. Ftabtng
though is net good.
Mr. Lams Vterenk has soli has barber
business in this city to Tns Jones, n first
laas barber, and will leave with his family
est week for Peemeylvaata, where he to
tavds remaining a year. News of the sseieaa
iiioees of bis mother oaases him to make the
John Irving and P M Sedfield and their
.mill left last Wednesday for Yea a tea
Bay where they have a bone rested en tbe
N orth beach. The families wUi rmiisttam
five or six weeks ; bet Messrs. 1. and R. are
liable to return most any time,
Mrs. Mason, inother of 0 P Mason, and
Dr J M Form aad wife, and MrsCarotor
phaoe, all of the East, arrived in Albany re
cently en n visits Dr. Foresee left en Safer
day for Sitka aed Mm Forms and Mm Car
storphane for San Fraoetsoo the Brat of the
weak. Mm Masai will remain in Albany ea-
ttl their return a&d endeavor to keen bar sen
straight.
Mr L Martin, of Ashland, arrived in Al
bany Taeeday, on n beaia trip here. He
broegbt with him a breach ef peathas raised
on two year old trees that are very fins. Mr
Martin bow has 1200 two-year old peach
trees iatilsa ltd onuditiou. aud r&0arp
aad berry vi. By next year be will have a
good crop of fret, aed la fortunate in living
tn a locality where frosts touch only light y
when st all. Albany people w.ll know wbee
to send for their n achat and grape with a 1
assurance ef getting goed fruit
COMMON COUNCIL.
Tuesday, July tath, 1887.
Present Officers and members.
The matter of Chinese laundries on First
street was referred by the Committee to the
Council.
Surveyor Warner presented a report of
hi survey of the proposed extension on
Ninth Street, which wa filed.
A remonstrance from R. Koehler against
the removal of the switch in front of the
Simpson warehouse wa rend and laid on
the table.
The liquor ordinance heretofore mention
ed was brought up for final consideration
and passed. Also ordinance granting right
of way to the W. V. & C. R. K. Co. as well
a O A U R R Co. on Railroad St.
The Marshal wa directed to collect taacs
remaining due at once.
The matter of state of sewer pipe on Rail
road Street was referred.
J R -Stewart on was granted a rebate on
d ravage license of $2 j.35
1 he matter of lateral sever on
Ferry
street was referred.
Bills of city officers were allowed, includ
ing that of the Marshal, for $180.16, for
collecting taxes.
I he City Recorder presented his quarter
ly report, which shows the present condi
tion of the city's finances to be good.
Aaseual en hand March Slrt, 187 4 S IS
Amount received from fines 5 00
Amount reset veu from ussasee. 166 Of
Amount received from Uses Mas SO
Amount received fro a sale ef Are buss 8 OS
Total 1341 7l
Orders paid (91) fetal so
latsrest 17 61 BMli tt
Balance on hand 2 use SOtb ,...J$ Sat SO
ea band April 1st SM SO
Orders paid 44 bv
Balance street fund 19 S
oases paid want avasrt.
The expenditures for tbe quarter have been for the
following purposes
Council fees $ 62 00
Keeoraer lees.
in 35
Street Commissioner end Marshal let tf
City Surveyor ITS 5
City Attorney 60 00
Nlghtwsteb and engineer 880 00
fire department 104 00
Ors vol and Slrt 161 90
Kent .' ,. ... 18 75
Kerosene and lamp supplies 45 so
WOO'l . Illllll WWI.....M.M.M. 8 00
Stationary. 7 00
Mess sod trosewaiks M 12
Printing t6 40
Lumber. seakee eeeeeeaeofseeeseeetw e sees
Diayas i 60
Hard wars s e ......... . 16 75
Constructing; sswer 86 60
Totaf order issued 11671 M
Great Sale of Resort Property.
The Seal Rock resort property situated
on South Beach 10 miles from Yaquina
Bav is now on the market for sale. For
particulars call on Curran & Montelth,
Agents, Albany. Oregon, at whose office
can he found maps and views of this splen
did property. A chance to secure a lot and
elegant cottage at this famous seaside re
sort for $50.
Cur ran & Mont kith,
Agents, Albany, Or,
. T-O-B-A-C-C-O-o,
Largest stock in Albany at A. B. Mc
II wain's, and the lowest prices. Here are
some ef the figures, which tell their own
story :
Three 12 ox plugs, Climax, $1.
Three 16 oz plugs, Knights Delight, $1
Four ia ox plugs, I he. Hero, $1.
And a large stock of other brands f&fjft
tremely low prices.
Notice,
Good fencing lumber for sale on easy terms
HOME AND ABROAD.
F M Frcnoh, jeweler.
The Oregon Pacific moves
Yaquina City is to have a bank.
The best harass at E L Thompson's.
Spring I sack needles at Will Brothers.
The Ruts House boss is a handsome one.
Rwort, practical watohmsker and jew
eler
Bead our new edva
of which there are
many.
I your wheat insured ? If sot call at H F
Merrill's.
J, P. Wallace. Fhvsioian and Surgeon. Al
bany, Or.
16 and 18 yards lawo.usw natterne.at lie
II sin's, ...
The bay crop tn Linn county is turning
oet well.
36 eords of Ash and Oak wood wanted at
W-ll Bros. Cub Store
Wheat Insurants' st lowest rates, at II F
Merrill's, Albany, Or.
A frost is resorted ia several oarta of tb
oouoty Sabbath morning.
Neki wk we will nuliluh thn nnw iiur
licensa ordinance in fall.
Farmers, insure your grain at Merrill's
Ageney, call aad get bis ratea.
Wednesday wss Orsnitsmsn's dev. No
dittttrbttoes were reported.
New line of hosiery at Mcllwaio's for fi
cents per pair up. Fine atoet.
Before you insure your wheat get rates
from U F Merrill. Albany, Or.
Six shave for a dollar and a oh sn towel to
every customer, at L Wrick"-.
The Kelty murderers havs not been ar
retted and probably will not be.
Jest motived at Mollwain new line of
giaghams, 10 sod 1 2 yards U r$.
Trsak laying is being paahed on tbe Ore
goa Pacific towards the Santiarn.
A$ood horse power hsy press for sale
lo-jn ihp of Andy Heat, at Albany
Salmon cannery No 3 is seen to be started
a". Y equina Bay, on the north aid.
There were five sasseslcnt to the IT. P.
Oh arch last Sabbath, all yon eg people.
7 OA care rheumatism, neuralgia and
toothache. Foehay k Mason, Agents.
Luther T Dennis lectured in the Evsngel
ten! Church Thursday night of last week.
Threshers wilt confer a favor by reporting
go id and bad wheat yields to the DaUtocaaT.
The last WmrOrjf says. Hallelujah, niae
tein souls saved ta Albany, six in one week.
Bssors honed, set and pot in enter at
Visreok's Shaving and Hair Dressing Saloon.
F M Prenoa, agent Singer Manafaotortng
Co.,opp isite Odd Fellow Tern pie, Albaoy.Or.
Team for Sale A span of large work.
bones. For particular call at Deyoe A Bob-
ou a
Dr. M. tl Kilt, pay siot 1 and surgeon
Alteuy, Oregon. Clls male in ctty or
ooeotry,
Allesylea of bl an 1 ete an I Urge
stock ef groceries is what w carry. Bed tie Id
& Browoell.
The 'N. 8. BotteyH is doing an immense
business on the river carrying freight and
aversions.
are raaaiag ia seme part of ths
and threshers wiU begin buima
nest
Harvest has began wtthntmemsaonly bright
espeets and ea eotlook fur duller been
ef for wheat.
y new
new sidewalks and new paint, may be
ail over tne etty.
en si ar
Cherry A Parke, of this citv are botldtnz
front tor uof twelve stores in different
We take thaoeta, tbe easterners take the
bargains, and she bargains take th eake.
hedfmld A Browaell.
T V Puwderly will resign
President of
she K. of L. He u tired of
d
in the order, so be aaya.
Fshroey's Celebrated Blol Cieaoser for
sal at !hye & lUbeoa's and Kaad A Brown
U s, P J iUlusteee, agent
Every customer will be a walking adver
nm sat for oar bsvrgains whet, lb as our
Bidtild A Browaell.
Meet ef ear exchanges are remarkteg that
a ntsfi sever needs a aoiidsy so etuob aa ths
day after one. Old bet tree.
One of N M Allen A Co s prise tieket good
for Ae on a dollars worth ef goods pare based
at Ibe new Second Hand store.
IS ins baggies were sold atanetien ta this
oily last Satardey by an Eastern gsotl an.
in price ranging from ang n fxS.
Jerry Hay, of llantsbarg, while ia the
country last Monday bad a swashing op run
wy ; hat fortenateiy escapwd atatswtf.
Wood working machinery, shafttor, pel
ling, belting and etc . at half price. Inquire
f C. L. Brush, foot of Lyon Street, Aibeoy,
Or.
Last Monday Wm E me rick, of this eity.
perenssed of Mr McMuno, Shedd's Carrier
pigeon breeder, two pigeons, psyieg f 10 for
them.
Since our last issue Chinese circles ia this
etty nave been greatly agitated over the ad
vent of a bey at the Kwoog Mow establish
ment. Another shipment of ladle tine shoe tn all
widths and sums just in this week. Cutom
ers remark what perfect beauties. Redheld
St Browaell.
It ia new reported that the C A N W will
have two terminal point on the Coast, on
at Yaquina Bay and the ether ie Northern
California.
Cat II Humphrey, son of George Humph
rey, Esq., of this city, has again been elected
President of the Multoomsth County Typo
graphical Union.
The Boys Braes Band of Salem will give an
excursion to tout etty to-morrow. Look oat
for them. Tb Albany's Bays Band shoe Id
welcome them.
Ltrgs stojk of la list tin shoe just reesiv
ed direct from the Eastern factory at Mo
ll wain's, ranging tn price from ft 25 up for
kid button sboae.
Some of the fruit of the Willamette Valley
Packing Co. has already been nlaced on the
market. It is pet op in good form, and will
equal any in tne Beats
Ths remains of a man were foaod below
Stay ton in tbe Santiarn a few days ago. They
have boss identified as thos of Jack Lermott,
who was drowned over a ear age
Last week a gentleman advertised a lost
horse in the Democrat. Tn advertisement
was seen in this paper by the finder and the
animal returned to its ewnsr on Monday
A excursion up the Colombia by Company
C, of fcugeoe bat been arranged for to-ruor-
rTVelM6th. Fare round trip $3.66 Sev
fanUMM vomonny r. 00a tern mate soma.
Since the 4th Wallace A Thompson havs
"
become very patriotic and announce that they
sre selling groceries ehsaper than ever. Try
thsm. Get their prices and buy of them.
Mr H Flindt's shoe shop is now located
about twenty-five feet from First stret,jttst
east of the Howard bitten Millinery store,
where he wilt always be found at his bench.
Julius Nabel was arrested for being drunk
sed disorderly last Monday and on Tuesday
was given ms liberty on condition that he
would leave tbe city at a double quick time.
It is proposed to make tae W C T U Hall
in this oity two stones high, ths secoud
story to be used by the G A B and Company
F, the additional expense to be borne by
them.
Solo people expect to ship their wheat this
fall over ths Oregon Pact rio, which will mean
several cents mors per bushel tbsn tney
otherwiss would receive, and a lest dittauce
to haul it.
John Sob meer received quite a serious ac
cident iu Zeyss A ilochttedisrs planing mill
Wednesday, by having one of his hands
caught in a planer, several lingers bsiug
badly eut.
Mr Julius Gradwohl recently sold a Gear
Soott A Co's threshing outfit to Burkhart A
Cox. and it will soon begin whixxtng through
tbs county, William Miller, of this oity will
run the engine,
There will be a regular meeting of the Band
of Hope on Friday July 15th in the 1, O. G.
T. Hli over French' a jewelry store. It be
ing the regular day for election of officers. A
full attendance is desired.
J H Townsend has resigned his agency iu
tbe State Insurance Company and accepted a
. a e . sens sve T a - .
Se ad in another column
in a shooting affray between 3 ohn Hays
and James Plonkett, at K lags Valley, Benton
ooonty, last week, several shots were ex
changed, bat without sot-ions damages. Hays
snrrsndered unconditionally
A prohibition pioolo was held at Browns'
vilU Friday snu proved a grand snoces
liti day and ae enjoyable time. Revs 11 P
Wbb and I (i Irvine, of A I bin v war urea
sot and delivered addresses.
A sen pis Albany young men with an. aw
gsastts and some operatic music serenaded
several of tbir friends throagh the eity Sat
urday evening. They have the Dcmocrat's
thanss for a very sweet pice.
Messrs Foskav St Mason, drnetriat. ar
selling W dom Kobsrtine wholesale sod
retail, and giving beautiful picture sards with
every bottle. Positively tb most perfect and
harmless article of ths kind in the market.
Ths Isst quarterly meetina for tb confer.
nee year ot the M E Church South, will bs
hslrl at their chimin in this city next Satur
day ami Sunday. Crmferonee being held at
2 o'clock Saturday and the asiial service o
Sunday.
Mrs Bsny and daughter wer going to their
boms st Harrtsborg Tuesday when tbsir team
ran away throwing them to tbs ground, Mrs
Berry bad an arm broken la two places, and
her hesd bruised, and bar daughter an ankle
sprained.
Ben Holtadsy, th great railroad man,
whoss orer is familiar to Oregoaiaus died in
Portland ou Friday, His ptll besrers were J
H Mitchell. Dr Noma, Usury Fat It eg, J ad go
Bellinger, Jas K Kelly, (leo H William and
CADolph.
Aa excursion will be given ovr th 0 A C
to Lebanon next Sabbath. Ths trsin will
lv here at 7 s. m. aad return at S p. m. ?
Fare round trip 75c. Psgers will be
transported to Sodaville or Waterloo nd re
tern for b0 onilr
An exchsoge says that some men setlls
down and some settle up. Our rxp'-rieuce m
that tb two rMf go together. If some of
ear very dlinqst subscribers would do th
latter they would con far a grett favor, and
it is only business.
A little daughter ef Mr Coggswell, living
this side of Corvalli received a peculiar ae-
oiilont Wodneaday. She was playing with a
horse when it suddenly raited its head bit
ting bar on the face cutting open her upper
up n serious manner.
Grouse and pheasants may new be shot.be
giaing this morning. Ths most delicious of
all birds, mm extend them our heartfelt arm
pathy ever tbs slaughter that will follow.
It ia to b booed thV have done thai dntu
it, tb fattening bosinsss.
Tbe chnreh building of tb M E Church
sooth to this eity is being painted on th
outside, the plastering repaired ami kalao
minsd. seat varnished, new fence built, side
walks repaired, etc., which will be a credit
to the church and tbe eity.
Mr Ban Wa, the pioneer lanndrymaa of
Albany, and a seventeen year old almond
Sad damsel of Portland, are to be united in
e holy bead of matrimony in this etty in
about two weeks. Tbe marriage will be cele
brated in a Celestial manner.
The Dwsoc&at has ths premiss of the
great mg hearted editor of the Milton RagU,
on of our most wsf easts exebaogss, fee a
oo pie lane of strawberries, which, we re
gret, cannot be shipped to as until next
Spring. May th months fly.
Will Linn county pleaee send a bora to
th coming State fair, even a 5 minute plug,
jutt so tins county may be represented. Tbe
uly home in many yearn to confer honor en
our trotting stock at tbs fair was Oneco, by
the way, reared ia another eonaty. lib time
aa electric motor was attached to our trotter.
By reference to cur advertising edemas it
will be en that the County Ceart has de
termined to build n bridge seres the North
Santiarn at Mehsms. This is a wis and pen
dent thing for the Court to do, aa a bridge at
that Mint is a great necessity. Mr Trsak
who ha labored so long to secure a bridge
deseevs great credit for a is pluck and energy'.
Tl. n ar - - - m . .
. im &rcrn noiiw oi aaie may. H do rr ,vt r
Pfetffsr s isntgemstit is to be run under tb
European plan. The dining department has
been rent ed to Mr Dtereks, who has been
heed cook for sometime. 11 will ran th res
tnursnt aud Mr Pfeiffer the sleeping depart
meats This system is well known and ia
unite popular.
These warm daya whan ones handkerchief
is being taxed to keep ones fee freed from
preaptraUon it may be of interest to know
that sweat is eomposed ef. water 999 50 parts:
sodiora ohloriTie, t 23 parts ; potassium, 0 24
part ; sodium and potassium sulphate, 0 01
parts ; sodium and potassium united to or
ganic aetde, 2.02.
While boat ridiag to tbe Calipeoia near
Hrownsviite on Friday a grand-eon of Mr
Noah Shanks, of Crawfordsv.il wa with
several other boys tipped into ths water, sod
despite- tn snorts of bis companions drown
ed. His mother, a widow, is greatly afflicted
over bis untimely death.
Wul Lister, tormerlv of this ennnty, now
editor of the &ut Wruhinptonin, was re
cently aeeaelted by a lame tailor, and dealt
several severs blows with a loaded can. It
east the tailor about f 100. Lister had prob
ably told tbe traih about some of tbs tailor's
prsoUoea, and, and as a guilty man always
gets the maddest a caning insulted.
Last Monday Will Brothers, of this otty
received from Missouri an old German eloek
that is a curiosity in its wsy. It waa origin ally
brought from Germany and has the p-
s t. m. m
psnrsnce et owteg a osntury or more of age.
ItooatiU'ts to click out tbe minutes and
hours. Lovers of antiquated institution
Should see this piece of mechanism.
Mow many hard - worked initvi tuala ta all
our great cities ar bemoaning their poverty,
which prevent their finding tbe relief that
cnang of place and circuaMtanoe, and, above
all, rest, so frequently affords. A large ma
jority of mankind are deprived of this mean
of rasa p rating their exhausted snsrgies.
But "there's a balm ia Otlad." Fr
Bam burg Tea gives vigor to tbe vital fores,
promotes digestion, aud gives tone to the
system. Try it
Jas McMunn, ths carrier pigeon man o
Shedd. and genius generally, waa arrested iu
totseity Saturday for being drunk and dis
orderly, and Monday morning waa insd $10
and costs, which were liquidated by the sale
of a model of an ocean schooner. Jas. was
one a sailor boy and is a sprightly fallow en
all oooastons. w ben he leaves the aery sis
tent alone that turns men toosv turyey sad
unfits them for all avooations of life, he ia all
right and can manipulate a pigeon or dag
with the best ; but 1st him get wall soaked
with alcohol sad he imagines himself on
board a schooner all aloe in the midst of the
rasing billows Perhaps Jsmss was excited
to ths present disorderly conduct by his re
cent trouble ovsY th loss of a dog or two at
the hsnds of a nsigbbor.
At the first annual conclave of the Qrand
" m aw a. a ea s a a
Comntanoer 01 n.nignu ismpiart ot uregon,
mm t . uv .w.,.,-,s
ficers were elected 1 air Jas F Robinson,
Eugene City, REGO ; Sir Geo Humphrey,
Albany, h U Junior Warden ; Sir Andrew
Roberts. Portland, E G Treasurer ; Sir F J
Book, Salem, E G Recorder ; Sir J M Hod
son. Eugene City, E G Standard Bearer
s . , caw . 1 s . . . t ww n n l
sir oeo fi svitoiugcon, rortiaoa, e t awota
Bearer : Sir K r Earbsrt, Seism, E U G C
Sir F N Shurtleff. Portland, E Q General-
issitno : Sir D P Masoa, Albany, E G Cap
tain Gensral ; Sir S M Meraa, Eugene City,
E G Prelate : Sir Robert S Beau, Eugene
City, E G Senior Warden; StrG W Maston,
. . . ... sm -t , n 1 , t r
Albany, tn u waraan : air aacn u r opt,
Portland, E E Captain of ths Guard,
The following taaen from the San Francis-
00 Examiner wilt be of interest to people of
this eity many of whom know Dr Gtmble ;
"Rbdwooo uitt, July 7 A. curious inci
dent eecurred this evening in connection with
the celebration of oir national holiday. Ibe
committee presumed to plaoe a few flags on
the office of Dr A W Gamble, oae of our
leading citisens. This proceeding did not
please the doctor and hs demolished the dec
orations ia short order. This action aroused
tne patriotic feeling of the young men of the
town and they reseated it by elaborately dec
orating the building. They had hardly com
pleted their labors when tbey were surprised
by the sudden appearance of the doctor on
. r . . , . . t 11 L.i.
the 06 a e rortmea witn a smau cattery,
whereupon ths young patriots dispersed.
The doctor then destroyed the decorations.''
Notico to Farmers.
We want 50 ton old cast iron within the
next 2 weeks for which w will pay the high
est tosh price.
Cherry A Pabkss,
MHKDD.
Ih hum of the rpers can be heard.
flaying i over with butavr'v few
ex-
ceptions.
Fruit, of ail kinds is quite scarce. Plums
are nearly an entire failure.
Every Sunday quite a number go from
here to Sodaville. The water is splendid.
Geo Thompson, W T. Rineliart end las
R Davis returned last week frtm Waliiiit
ton Territory. g II le
The correspondent would like to ask the
correspondent of the Peoria Item if he
thinks the majority of the votem In Peoria
will be for Prohibition. -
fatente S3 ranted.
Patents g ratted to citizens of the Pacific
State during the pat week and reported ex
presely for the Democrat bv C A. Snow
lr Co., Solicitor of American fend Forelen
Patents, opposite V. S, Patent Offlce, Wash
ington, D. C. s
G D Ilorton.Snoliotnish.W. T., stereoscope
C Ifckenon, Portland. Or., button hole
cutter.
A E Diet, Oakland, Cal . snow plow.
D R Campbell, W T, nut lock.
J Beaulleq,Arcata,Cal., saw level and set
A Heiion, San Leandro, Cel., trammel.
W A Frick, I -os Angelos,Cl., pipe mold.
A Schuch,SarrainentolCal.,wKNl turning
machine. ,
M I Rodrigue. San Francisco, Cal., pen
holder. .
Hew To .lay
We are showing a beautiful line of lace
curtains, In pairs, and by the yard, plain and
printed scrim, in designs entirely new to
this market and invite those desiring good
In these or other tinea to give us s call
MOMTKITIf Si SITX.Ulf.
Albany
When 97 per bn. ffew crop oo.
Osw ft
Butter -20 rst per lb.
Esrwa 30 tenia per dox.
May -8.00.
Potatoes -iZOct per bnsnel.
oof -on foot, avtofii 4i
Apples- cents per bn.
rora-5)o per lb.
Bnoonshaina, 10e.
shoulders, frn.
aides St
tetrd -do par lb.
Flour 6.00 per bbl.
Chloknne -2 60 per dox.
Sugar Han Prenmtc 0, tV.
Dry gmnn fated 7 c.
TO TEE Pif ROBS Of HUSB1HDKY.
f HAVE THI DAY MADX A SPEC
I tat contract with Messrs. Deyoe A
Koblneoo, of Albany, to furnish n large
quantity of pore tnenila binding twine v
member af our order. All patrons can
call st tbelr plaoe of boalnean, and by tbe
method adopted at our business council
secure the benefit of my contract. I have
also made arrangement with the aaeae
firm to f ornish n lot of Osoorne steel
frame binders. Send In your orders ne
noon an possible aa harvest ta near.
Signed, Masrr Millss,
Financial Agent.
Sheriff's Sale.
In As Circuit Court of the Stat of Onftm, for
Linn county.
L, E, Blale, Plaintiff,
vt.
veo. W. Furry, and Laura A Ferry, bis
wife and A. J. Hnbler, Defendants,
NOTICE ie hereby given that by virtue
of an execution and order of sale is
sued out ef the above named Court lo the
above entitled toil to tne directed and de
livered, I will on
aetonlnr taw teth day f Anejesl. lam,
at tbe Court Honae eoor In tbe eity of Al
bany. Linn county, Oregon, at the hour of
10 o'clock, a m., soil at public auction for
eeeb in hand to tbe hbxbewt hid lr the
real property deecrtbed in said execution
and order of seie na follow, to-wit : Be
ginning at the north west corner of Notifi
cation No. fed. Claim Mo. 49, Township
11, south of ranges went of to Willamette
meridian In Linn ooonty, Oregon, and
ruuotng thence north 8S H earn 16 08 100
ohnine; tnence north 80 H east I J 07-100
chains ; thenee west 24 57-100 (mains ;
thence south I 8T east 12 ft) 100 chains,
to the plaoe of beginning, ontaintai; 25 and
62 100 acres more or lean, situated n Lion
ennnty, Beam of Oregon. The preoeeee ar
rising from tbe sal of amid premiere to be
applied : First to the payment of tie cost
aad disbursements of this suit taxed nt
$17 0i and the coots and expenses of sale.
Second to the payment to the Plaintiff
herein the earn el $1400 with inter it from
the 28th day of June. 1807, at the rate af
one per oent per month. Third to tbe
6ajrnint to the Defondant herein, A. J.
ubler.ihesnmof $1982 16100 with In
terest at tbe rate of ten percent per annum
from the 16th day of January, 1880, and
tbe overplus If any therebe to be aid to
the said Defendant, O. W. Furry, his heirs
or assigns.
Dated tbia 14th day of July, 1807,
D. 8 Surra,
Sheriff.
lotice of Final Settlement,
Notice is hereby si veu th at tbe and r-
slgned. tbe Administratrix with the will
anbexed of tbe aetata of Jam Mac y. d -
eeweed, has fild in iho County Ccurt of
Linn county, Oregon, her final account
and said tpurt has fixed
Monday tbe Sih day of Septeasher, !?,
nt the honr of one o'clock p. m. ef said
day. at the Coart Uause in Albany, Ore
woo, for hearing said account and the set
Moment or objections thereto a, 11 persons
tniereetea in eata etat ean appear at aaia
time aud place.
July Uth, 1887.
Maroahkt Maiy,
Administratrix, etc.
Weather ford A Blackburn,
Attorneys ter Adminiatratr x.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Or, )
July 8th, 1087.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe follow
ing named settler baa filed notice of his j
iatention to make final proof in support of
hia claim, and that said proof will tx made
before the Register and Receiver of tbe U.
8. Land Office a Oregon City, or,, on
Friday. Awgast Mtb, ism.
via : Harvey Graham, Homestead Entry
No. 4532. for the W H of 3 W X of 800.
14. Tp, 10, s R l E. He uamea the follow- i
lug wltoeeaee to prove his continuous
residence uoon. and cultivation of, said
land, via : C Richardson, J Bryan, D Neal.
and P Bilyeo, ail of J 01 dan Poet 3ffice,
Linn county, Oregon.
W, T. BUBKhT,
Regis tar.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City, Ot, )
July 5th, 1887,
Notice 1 hereby given that the follow
ing named Bottler baa Hied notice cf his
intention to make final d root in auprert 01
his claim, and that said proor win do mane
before tbe County Judge or county 3iera
of Linn county, Oregon, at Albany, ur
gon, on
Tuesday, August 33rd, last
yiz : George Washington. Homesto d en
try No 4228, for the N X of N W X cf Sen,
22, Tp. 10 i R 1 E, He names the fcllow
ino witnesses to prove hla continuous
residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land, via : K Wenat, C Peperlmg, O W
Richardson and V It uilyeu, all or Jordan
Valley Pout Office, Linn county, Oregon,
w. t, Bcnnn ',
Register.
OK.
SMITH. On July uth, 1887, in thi city,
to the wife of Sheriff Smith a son.
CARD WELL. On July 13th, 1887, r.ear
Wells Station, Mrs. M. J., wife of C. W.
Card well.
The deceased was a woman of esthaable
character, and leaves a husband ant! nine
children, as well aa many friends, to mourn
THK NORTH WijT
Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 5, Washington St Portlgnd, Or,
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U Flinn,
It v.. iilsin,
M. K.Young,
Mr. wart dt Hox.
Money loaned on approved real eNete
aeonrity.
Jr H.TOWNSENO,
Special Agsnt, Albany.
NOTICE MEHil A B&IDftE,
Notice ta hereby given that tbe Coonty
Court of Linn county, fregou, will, on
Wounesday, tbe 3rd day of Augast, A. D.r
tH7, ler-eive sealed plana, hj( locations,
Htrain diagrams, and bidr, for the purpose
of letting a contract to bnlld or censttuct
a bridge, wlxteen feet wide, aeroa fho
North Fork of the Nsntlsin Kler et Me-
hama. The bridge to l about 600 feet
lonr. Tbe msin pn. whi' h will coin
tne uce on the Marion county wide, of said
river, and reach across tbe main ebannei
to the Linn ooonty aide of said ilver, to lie
about two hundred and thirty-five feat
long. The fterond pan to com mem o
where the first even leave off and
ran from there to the bank of entd river
on the Linn ooonty aide, about one hun
dred nod twelve feet. Also an approach,
which will commence at the termination
of tbe aecond span on Ibe pier and run
to the bank, a distance of about one bun -drml
end fifty-three feet. The bridge to
rest on a double bent placx! on oedt rock
on '.ho Marion count v side, and to run
np to a level with tbo bank. The sfoond
pier to be pot aero on tbe Linn county
aide of the main channel of said river, a
dtaanoe ot about two hundred and thirty
five feet. Said pier to bo aunk down to
and put on bd rock, and to be made out
of iron tube filled with concrete, or to tie
made of rock, to be built np and pnt on a
level with tbe bent on the north, or
Marion county aide of amid river, Tne
second pier to be put on oak piling driven
to trod rock, or aa lew no tne pile can no
driven. There ia to be sixteen pile put
under eaid pier, and tbey are to be not
lew than twelve inches in diameter at the
little end. Tb be cribbed aroand eald
pier and filled with large rock. Tbe ap
proach to rest on the second pier end ex.
tend southward one hundred and fifty
three feet, and to rest on n mod sill, or
bant oo the bank. There shall be put
under eaid approach good solid Bawls or
nek plHur, about sixteen feet apart. Said
bridge and approaches to be completed in
every respect and ready for travel, before
it ia received and paid for Each bid to be
accompanied wftb plan and specifications.
Hide will be considered for tbe various
kind of trusses, either of wood or iron, or
combination. Ibe Court reserve the right
to reject any or all bide.
Done by order of tbe Coonty Court.
Albany, Oregon, July 12tn, 187.
J, P. i A1.BBAITH,
Clerk.
Administrator's Sale of Land.
Notice in hereby given, that the utder
signed Administrator of the eamteof Geo
ff. MeBride, deceaned, will in pnmunnr
of en order of tbe County Court of Linn
comity, Oregon, duly made and entered
of record on Jul v 5th, 1887, at the Court
Ho one door i a Albany, in said county on
ftalareay. ,agat IMfe. 1087,
si tbe honr of one o'clc-ik in the afternoon
of eaid day, sell all toe riAht, liil in
lereet and estate of said Geo. W. MeBride
et the time of hi death in and to the fof
lowing described real propjrty. to wit :
Beginning at a point 16.50 chains north
and 9.56 chains west of the southwert cor
ner of Hection 15 Tp. 13. 8 oi K 4 went cf
tbe Willamette meridian in Linn county,
Oregon thence south 40 chain ; thence
north 8V9 00" east 40 chains ; tbenoe north
40 chain ; thence went 40 chains to the
place of beginning, containing 160 acta,
to the highest bidder. Term of nale cash
la hand on day of sal.
July Oth, 1887.
i A McEkiok,
J, C. PowBivi, Administrator.
Attorney.
Bide for Oonnty Po,
Notice is hereby gieea that sealed btds
will be received by thCoant 'urt of Linn
county, Oregon, for bnrdinf, lodging aad
doing' th laundry work for all tb iodigect
pan pen now supported or to be supported
during tbe ensuing year by said ooaoty, for
the term of one year, commencing Sept. 15tb.
1887 Bidders will state tbe price per week
for which they will board, lodge aad do the
laundry work for each of said paupers. For
full particulars see terms of contract to be
s'sned by the successful bidder on file st th
Clerk s office of taid coonty. AH bids to he
filed with the Clerk of Linn county, Orecnr,
on or before Wednesday, Sept. 7th, 1887,
at 1 p. m.
J. P. i AI.BRAITfcl,
County Clerk.
Andrews & Hackieman,
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