The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, March 21, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textgcuwtrnt. FRIDAY... ..MARCH 21, 1890 . i .i STITE3 M liars HUTTING. Fraprtrtor. JuSTlCS llCMPHHKY AFFIR M HI. V H dcr the above head, which Uoi.e that may generally be used about Kant Albany's level headed justice, the Salem Si desman give the following version of the famous mining case, probably a given It by Law yer Ford i Yesterday Judne HoUe affirm ed the decUlon of Justice Humphrey, of East Albany precinct, In ruf using to re move the case of Amo Strong ct at va E O Smith, to recover the pocitlm of a mining claim altuated in the Cascade range of mountainMo ;he ftderal court at Portland for trial. Judge Holse followed the decision of fudge Sawver.made aeveral year ago In (.Vitornla, holding that litl -gatlon ai to the right of possession of a mining claim should be commenced and tried by any of the stale court having jurUdlctlon lit the county where the min ing claim la located, and thus avoid the uuneceesary expense of trvlng uch cane In a court remote from the claim in con troversy. Several farmer and business men of Linn and Marlon counties claim to have discovered and located the quarts claim In controversy In 1887, which U an extension of the White Dull quarts claim, and their right to hold the claim is called In question by thf suit by Portland capi talists who are backing Mr Smith, the de fendant, who claim that the original dis coverer abandoned the claim and there fore forfeited their right to hold It, thus rendering it necessary to have a Jury settle the question between the respective" partly litigant. " Ir Was a Spas, a man standing in f rnt of the tore of Stewart & Sot at tracted attention on account of his aus piclou actions; so much so that the clerk began watching him. On returning from another room one of the clerk discovered that he wa gone, and looking alter him, discovered the fellow hurrying down the alley with a ipade In hi hand. Mr Oh'lng started after him and auccerord hi getting the spade back, the man giving hi name a O'llorn. Later being seen on the street-a neighbor succeeded In gctti.ig him Into the store, when something like the following conversation took p ace: Merchant "So you are the fe.low who toie in shovel." Tramp "No, sir I r.ever tole yer shovel." . Two clerks came forward and declared he was the man. Well, I never stole yer shovel, all the same. "Isn't your name O'llorn." "No, sir; me name I not O'Hor n" Here the neighbor doc, a red that he had certainly told him hi name w O'lloin, as well as the clerk. "But me name is not O'llorn; its O'Hearn, and I am not the nvin, auj I didn't stale an;, shovel." "You stole a spade, though, dldnt ton?" said the merchant, getting on to the racket. Well, but I neve stole any shovel," wa all he would ay. - - He wa grven five mi-iute to eave the city, to save arrest, and he left. Tut JarrsasoS BaiDua.-Coiinty Clerk Babcock returned home from Albany yes terday morning, having been there in con sultation wlihjCounty Judge Blackburn respecting the Jefferson bridge. But a Lion county ha a yet -nade no order ip prooriatlng fund - to that ue nothing could be done. Marion county will ad vertise tor the bid and next term the Linn commissioner will take official action on the matter. They did nothing at the March term, not knowing that Marlon county had made an appropriation. It I understood that ther are In favor of the bridge about $6000 worth. Statesman. Ft'tL or PaopLR. The Inhabitant of the earth number about 1 ,oco, 000,000 ; of theie about 33,000,000 die every veai, nearly one each second. ' There are 3064 language spoken, n J there are store than 1000 religion. The number of men 1 about equal to the number of women, and the average of life is about tlitrly-three years. Quite a Lumber of these .people trade with Conn Bros, in this city .and uni versally say they grt go-id groceries at bottom prices. Son I Horses. At the horse show In Salem Saturday thirty-three horse were entered. Edward Everett, a former Linn county horse.and Bsrrows Brothers Mult nomah were exhibited. The Journal give ee latter a follows: "By Harrows Uros, ' Albany, Multnomah," bar, four year d this spring j sired by Aftamont; dam Belle Price, by Uoble;" (bowing the ex cellent troulng qualitje of the Altamont stock-'' The Portland Real fcstate Review say : Can Washington hare eleven different cities and Oregon but on ? Reader, have you ever thought of this t Now, then, you Wli admit that. In this grand state, we must have at least three good cities. Then where mart they be t Answer Portland, Yaquhia.and perhaps Astoria, Yaquiua Republican. Don't be too explicit. That I hardly fair to leave out Albany, -Sal-m, Eugene, Corvsllls, Pendleton.Baker Ciy and a few other place, part at lea', will be heard from in a manner u s'artle some of the Washington cities. Ay Alax r Mam. At the GAR en campment, held at Eugene last -week, ther seamed to have been a decided and sinlreraal foeling among tlie Grand Army men that Judge DKN B'ackburn, of Al bany, would be a geod man to place on the nest Republican ticket for supreme judge of Oregon. Judge Blackburn U K resent county judge of Linn county and w a man well known througliout the slate . Salem Statesman. A Maw Cacght. A few nig it ago a gentleman In the First Ward whose gar den of night wa being tret passed upon by dog determined to carch the canine, gndto that end set a steel trap to catch the brute. What wa 1. is astonishment alter nightfall to find that his faithful trap had laid It grip upon a man. The matter has been keot auietbut it finally leaked out and ha created a small sensation In that sedate and staid poitlon of our city. Air Old Dbmocrat Man. Mr Ja O'Mera, one of the first editoi of the Weckly Democrat, and two of or three years ago at the head of the Portland News, is now located at San Soe. Cal. In writing from hat city he savs: "I thank you for the kindness hi aendine me the paper, and have to fcjjrrtpllment "you on Its general excel lence.? Fish Pole. One of the law on the UnLm nn,i1 vtrAHmA at Salem HKWW WW VJ.vm . . w . . . - , Corvalll and a few other place between them 1 the following: "Every person who hall, within the state of Oregon, during the months of November, December. Jan nary, Febraary, and March of any year, catch, kill or have In possession, sell or offer for sale, any mountain trout or brook trout, chall be guilty of a misdemeanor." )Hov EtjUAL. Tqe assessor of tbi fou'nty Js going to assess horses at $100 n) $(S per head, and railroads at 54oo per mile, is that equitable and uniform r Horses are about their real value and rail roads at half. That is too much differ ence between farmers and railroads. Put horse down one halt or double up on railroad. Salem Democra. A BctLDtNa Ykar. New residences are starting up all over the city wtth such rapidity that It i Impossible to keep track of them. This will be the g eatest buildr l.lar yar in the history of Albany by sev ral hundred per1 cent. The demand for house to rent I much larger than they caa be aupplled. 'It l petroleum." Columbian and Plo ner on Vedneday. "It Un't petroleum." Columbian and pioneer on Ihursday Anything to fill up. Astorian. The above is an Illustration of the situ ation among the salmon eating editors perhaps it was simply gas, EifTEaPRisE.-Seveial enterprising cities are boring for gas, or whatever they can find. This ! a great country and there is -. 1 enough i-rc to bore through to ("'.lint. f si.., .Ulic would do It, and before t;. !.";.: f t. an started we would advertise . - 1. ... rf tl - I-tter- Chock Covnty. The lors of etttk cn Willow creek during the winter was lighter thau in almost any other section of. the county. Pome of the stockmen estimate that the loss on Willow creek will not te more than 1 per cent. It la reported tlmt A U Lylw has 'lost 1000 head of enltle out of 1700 at Ills much 011 Lower llav rwk, Mr Thompson, of Wftpinetln, -was In town 011 Wednesday, lie says the loss of stock in the southwestern part of Wasco county Ims liccn enormous. lVrey lUvis whs out to Hear creek the llrxt 01 tlie week. 1 le says tnere ims in lieen much iocs of stock there, though linm'H aim cnttlo are very poor. A 11 Welxlell returned bv Tuesday's atage from Portland. Mr Welidell says the rond between here ana Ihe Italic are wore than he ever saw them iM'fore, ti W lUrncs and Hiram till won started lielow Thursday. Mr Ihtrnea it'' to Snlciii to attend sunretue court ami Mr (iilwott to l.cUuion on business. -th'hooo Kevtcw. Vii r IIkn Savs, Hon Ben Harden was In town Tuesday looking hale and henrtv. .ten nvs that Uregon will have to have a constltu. tonal amendmert pro- vidlni! for another United. Slate senator lie av that Dololi represent the North en Pacific, Mitchell the Southern Pacific, and the rent have no senatorial represent atlve in couttres from Oregon, which Is erta!ii!r a ereat wrong and can not be remedial other than he (tigest. He think Hermann mada a mistake and was honol hi it when he voled for Reed. He savs Hermann is honest, but Vie I not a very cood licoirranhlcal scholar, and be lieved, when he voted, Keed was a West em man and lived on some liver or har bor, Sail m DrmiKiat. Samk N AMK.--W hcther the following from the Salem Stntemn his any con eecllnn wlth.a person mrtuloned iufiiother column, we tf not know, but then there ifs.Mnvlln.es so.a.elhing In a name: E A Johnson, the man tit -t cre iioJ somurh cltement out in the nai t neighborhood, east of Salem, several weeks ago and wa put in j ill here, charged with having at tempted to kill Daisy Wattle 'uy cutting her throat with a rmor, ! the Kd. Johnson v. ho tiled to fit drunk at Ionian J on em balming IhiUi a 'ew day ao and paid the penalty with iU lite, lie thought the tlu Id wa (our ne and drank so much of It that death ft.- cd ooi aller he Im bibed It. Joh-i-t wa a Portland barten der. Plcckv Lv.iixnom. Lat 6aturday,at the special school election In larbanon, It wa decided by a vole of two to one to build a $10,000 choal house, bonding the district for tho purpose. This i an ex ample of I luck that Is very commenJable. Lebanon i dUplavlng a spirit of enter prise that ! bound to make it a tine city. Situated at the terminus o( a railroad with several train daily, and Internal lt. dustrtes being estabiUh'it, there I no reason whv i should not c-mtlnue to go bpward It action in this matter par ticularly dlsplavs a spirit that make cilie Tiiosk Ties. Thea.lverlUcmcnt in the Oreonian for .jo.oko ties h-' stirred Cor vallis to he center. In response to a let ter Manager Koh!er tcleiaphcd a fol low : "In answer U vour letter of Mftrch nth, I beg to say that the tks mentioned in the advertisement are intended foi the extension from Corvalll south." The Ga acite used a seven headed article.lncluding a train of cars, to tell about it. Thir event I one worthy of crow ing over and will no doubt enure wonuerfutly to the advantage of our sister city whom we congratu latyover the event. The road should have been built yea. ago. A Russian Jri-ott. There Is an alleged jddge in Jackson eoutsty by the name of L K Webster who iouid emigrate to Russia at hi earliest convenience, a the metliod of that c run try would exactly tuit his taste and the Urrgonlan have no earthly ui for him. lie recently lined and imprisoned the editor of the' Valley Record for expiessing hi opinion of the way public ofllce were couducted In the county. W-bler I certainly the moil collossal figure of arrogance, stupidity, vindictivene a and tneannes to be found In the state. Scout. Young Cuinghain.rrctistly st-nteeced to twenty year' ImprUo.vncnt In the Washington penitentiary lit killing a Chinaman at Port To nurd.wa a school boy at Albany only 1 few year io. He was a noted little biitly.alway ending little boy-, teasing girls and exhibiting mean trait of character In a doirn ways. "What's bred in the bone will come out in the flesh." The above appears In the columns of the Oregonlan, and shows that the writer! somewhat posted about voting Cunning ham, only ne doesn't go far enough. W hile here the boy also had a natural proclivity for ctonlng and snow balling Chinamen, and the result is not to be won dered at. His fate should be a w.rrlng to several other A'bany youths. A Seattle man lost an umbrella In Chi cago last fall, ar.d has just recovered It in Seattle. This rem'ndt us of nearly as remarkable a case. A Umocrat man set an um brella down in front of a grocery store, went oil without It and two hours alter wards found It untouched.though hundreds of people had in the meantime passed it. Albany I destined to become an honest a well a a great city. A Candidate prof J D Robb, prlncl pal of the Indian school at Chemawa, was in the rity oyer Sunday. The professor is said to be looming up as a candidate on the republican tkket for the office of su perintendent cf ri bnc Instruction. tMitle there is no pr -i V show for him or any other repub'.'.i ;;:. l-t'iiij 'elected this year, the democratic i.o...inte would feel that he had a man of ability and a gentleman for an opponent sliould Mr Robh receive the nomination.--Portland World. A Sfuainv GtTTKa. The Gry's Har bor people give George W Hunt $600,000; Aberdeen gives him $13,000, Montcsano $6c,ooo, . entralia $60,000, as a bonus for building a railroad from Grav's Harbor to Centraiia. I he r ad will lx! ronstructcd as peedily a pos.itle. Add the several hundred thousand dollars the people of Eastei n Oregon have raised for Hunt and what they are giving him In Portland and you have several fortune contributed. Emvioo Some of our exchange are poking fun at the comic writing of Mr l,ee Falrchild In the West Shore. That I the way cf the wjr'd. If a man tries to be original and dhplay some genius all the scissor slingers of the country attack him. Mr i-alrchikl Is emit ed lo encourage ment rather than lo atticism, and not withstanding some of the Oregon press the West IS bore really shows great Im provement since being changed to 1 weekly. It deserves good support. Rich Ore. A Linn county man brough a piece of ore to Albrny, which he assured a Democrat man wa a fair sample of his mine, and had it assayed. It panned out at the rate of $350 to the ton. In silver, which is the richest esay yet made of Santiam ore. Thi 1 genuine buiines, and there 1 little doubt the ledge from which it was taken will soon make a sensation in the state. BAacAisr. Next month Mr J Klein will take charge of the Albany store of Krause & Klein. Mr A Klein wno has been running it will move to Salem and run the Salem store, while MqK.rause will retire from the firm. In order to settle ud their old oartnershlo business they will sell their boots and shoes regardless ot cost, offering a rare chance for bargain. W"nx Cklkebatb. Tlie Odd Fellow of thi city have definitely decided io cele- hra.te the Keventv-hrut anniversary 01 the institution of the order which will occur on the 2ith of April. An oration will be delivered and music, reeitationu.etc,, will be had. The niemljcrs are laboring to make this a notable event in the hitory of the order in the city. Remnants. -A large and fine line of remnants at G W Simpson's at your owa orlce. Try It. Th Verdict Unanlmoo, W n Suit. Drnflit. B'r!ui. Ind.. UstMsst ssn reoornmend Liectrie Bnurs s tb fbrj bsst rmt-, tier j botti!d bss KTn ral et in etrry csm, O-i ma" took six bottiaa, nd ni eurd ct rhmttism of 10 jn' stsnduiff." Altrsbsm Wm, driH'iriBt, H.lWiUe, OI, sdinin : ' Ths bout seifepf rsr.Oiciiis I iiavs ssr bi!li4 tu mjr af) jsrs' ss fsdeiH'H, ( I -tru: liiturs." Ttiutifnd ot otlwsr' hs-ft s.t.k- 1 th-ir ,tim.r, s ttiifct h Vr44, 1 t:. .nr It i- r:-i. Only a ln.lt ! sr A Bi't.m AsuomrtoK. - The annual meeting of the Albany Building aoei alioii whs hold at the opera: limine lut Monday. Under it excellent manage ment Opera Jlottao stock ia at par, and the report ol the treaaurer and secretary make a fine allowing. During the year 8 per cent in iiivuieiiiia wita iaia on the par valtia of the Rtock and the hitnines Bhowed a flattering inoreaao. With a mtiaie atore running in the building at a good rent, a atill greater inercnn will lie made the coming year. The old direc tor, N II Allen, V 0 Tweedale, 0 II Stewart, Julluat Iradwohl, Julliia Joacph, W F Read and Ueo K Chaiiilwrhtln, were unanimotiHly re-elected, a well tin the oineers! ,W C Tweedale, prealdcnt; W F Read, aceretary ; Ueo K (-hamlierlMin, treaaurer. The reiMirt of the aeerelary ahowetl the following: RKCEHTl. Caahonhandatlx'ginnliigyear.l .111 ,1H 0Kr Hoiiaerent 1,HH 85 Total .1.317 73 lllKHttKKKMKNm Janitor' fee 174 25 Taxc W mi IiiMttrance 1-1I 50 l.ighta I"!! 3ft Incidental expenm lrtl ft5 latiior repairing tHiiltiitig i.h m Twodividenda 418 00 Total.. Cat!) on hand. .$1,244 00 73 H'J laidka Crookkp. Monday MlnaMin nie Andermm arrived from the Kttat and went to Mr lamia Anderson', in the country. Coming here he met with peculiar cxwrlence. After leaving Ft Paul she wa approached by a man, who ecurcd her name, w here ahe wa going, etc. On arrival in Portland ahe wa met bv another man who knew all about her. who took charge of her trunk, and levied variotta fcca.ckoming to lie an immigrant airent. She came to Atlmnv without htr trunk, a nd now an elfort i laving made to ect-ure it. In the meantime Mr Andcraon teceived a letter jtwt after Min Andermm !lt St Paul, from one A Joimmm, 0 Portland, saying Mix A. had left St Paul and would need onte money on arrival in Portland and to kciuI It to liiiu,v Iiielt Mr A did not do. Ihe reault imveral dol lar h-e are due on the trunk. and the trunk In somewhere around Portland. The game i "aid to be played right along, the M I'aui man teicgratniing me I'ortianti man particulartt.and he extorting money where txieatble, and that I the way the oaae look. ThOboom Pacirw.-The Rolao Statca- man talk in the follow ing very confident manner: "Among the eertalntie of the early future may le safely et down the completion of tho Oregon Pacific railroad to this city. Tlii i no myth, no dream or idle bnaitt. Of courae there may lie ome doubt entertained a to what cor poration will continue the construction of the rond and control it after it i com pleted; but if the Oregon Pacific ha any real cause of being or any rational fu ture, theae enn only lie made manifest and realixed by following out the original plan, which ha never leen lout aiyiit of or mnditlcd, of building to Itotae City. While the Oregon Pacific i builditur eastward, Iloiae City can lie building westward, and when the junction i ef fected at whatever point on the Oregon line, the adjuatmcnt of mutual intercut ill t eay and natural." A Good II oaaie. The Rural Spirit re port the sale by, Oilbraith Dro., their imported hire borne, Grove Reynard uitcred "3, to Jamc Klkin, of Al- lny. The home, a let black, with white atrip on the face, ia two-year old part, lu'4 hand high, weight 174o rxmndft, and bred on the farm of Jamc Nl ell, Yorkshire, Kngbtud. Grove Rey nard U a compactly built horae. with Clyde leg and tame, ahowmg great strength, while hi movement are with I eaiH and activity. He I to remain at Albany thi sH-aaon and i certainly a aplentfid ace union to the many tine horws now In Unn county. Owisq to the greatly increaacd and rapidly growing luaine of the Oregon Land Company at tht place they have found it ncccmary to add two more aa lea- men to their force. Mr C Powell, one of the new men, cum a highly recom- mended, and ha during hi reaidence in Albany demon ntnU.-d the fact that be i a man of good buxLitert ability and untir ing energy. Sit U it lirown, formerly of the Rum Honae, i now with the compa ny, ha all the element of a good sa lea man and w Ml no doubt g-t in'aome good work fn the InU-reat ol the buaine. Uh its unurpaiel facililie the Oretfon Iind Company ia bound to ke-n its place at the iieaii ol the proceKMion 111 the real es tate and Investment tniaine in Albany and yicinity. KoTK'K TO pKOiriBITloNWT. IVohibi- tlon'mt and all who are intc rented in the cauae of prohibition will meet at the vot ing place of the varioti precinct on March 2Hth and elect delegate to the county conference to meH at the C-ourt llotixe.in Albany.on April 5th ,atl o'clock. Let there be a gd turnout the matter of working a a Union party will be per fected. Ja K Knox, Char. Co. Irohi. Central Com. A ttsKiiiMt M( a yon. -Baker City ha it aenaible mayor in Mr A B McCord. Tlie council of that city not long ago paeacd an ordinance Importing a licenae tax on person engaged in all eortw of buainc merchant, mechanic, nearly everybody. The mayor vetoed it. It seem a etrange thing lor a city council to thua oiler a premium to idfene and vice by attempt ing to tax industry and virtue for the two in each cane go together. E O. Apollo. Several young and older men of Albany of a musical turn of mind are organizing an Apollo club, and the Out meeting will be held on Monday night. The object will be notonly tbe enjoyment ana ijeneut to be derived by the mem ber, but alo to give entertainment 00- caaionally, The member have the Ijkm- oc:BAT-a eonacnt, 1 ne organization i one deserving encouragement, New FneM. Mr It F.Aehbyand J It Neil have formed a partnerwhlp in the real estate buaines and will be located in the Saltmarah block, Mr Aahby ia one of the greatest rustler in the valley, and Mr Neil, who recently came from Crete, Feb., i a man of mean, who will honor the buHinen. Oil rArsTTNos. Heyeral fine oil paints inga, the work of lir J 0 Gtlbert.recently deceased, are on Bale at the ofllce of Row land A Btratton, in the Foahar A Maaon block. They embrace several very fine Australian and other scene, and will be nold cheap, considering the merit of the worn. Street Cab Officicka. The director of the Albany Street Car company have elected the following officer for the en euing year, being the old oflicers, with the exception of vice-president : L Flinn, preoident; W H Goltra, vice-president; u j uurnnart, secretary ; 4s x treasurer, ' ' ,! ' ' Halbby, A $3000 bonus has been rais ed atllalsey for a 100 barrel flouring mill. There are several good millers ready to go there for the bonus, and the mill is an aamired fact as soon as the man is selected, a fact iialsey is to be comtrat- niaiea over. Delayed Woolens. Zacl.es S Sm merchant tailors and drapers, opposite Post Omce, have received r.otlce that the two laige shipments of woolens consigned to them are soon to arrive. It will be to vour Interest and advantage to examine their stock before purchasing, as they anti cipate the largest and finest grade of spring and summer goods in foreign and domes c delicacies ever brought to Albany. To My Patrons and Ladles of Albany. I shall be ia Albany wtth a full stock of the latest styles In milllnary by the te the 1st of April. Thanks for past favors. Respectfully, Mrs. 8 E Watxb, Just Arrived. A full supply of vege; tables, such 89 cabbage, cauliflower, etc, ns well r8 a iijce line of dried fruits just received et the Willamette Piiek;nr C o.'s a NONBKU Of '47 DtUD. Mr. Jamc Dkknon, one of the lx.st known and most highly respected of Ore gon pioneer, who came here in the dnys when it took courage and industry to cro the plain, diud.on Tuemlay after an illnuas of Hometlme.at lit home in tha Ihtrkhart dltrlct.aloul eight mile outh euat of Albany. Ill death will lie goner- ally regretted by the people of Linn cottn. ty, where he ha been known only to be rentiet'ted and eatcemed wince tho hlatorv of the county began. Mr. Dickson leave a wife (hi Mccond one) and ix children to mourn the death of an exemplary lath er and huband. James Dickson came to Oregon in 1847 from Iowa, w lie re he had reaided one year, going there from Ohio, hi native at ate. He r named the plains, in a company with forty-woven team, hiring out to drive one of them, and out of all the original hand he wa the only one who remained to the end of the journey. Among t hone lit tlie com pany, now living, are William Ralston. Walter Ketchum atidJaann Wheeler, of thla city, (leorge Khun, R Salt nut rah. and Mr HalNton, of Lebanon, ami Jtmcpu lUlxton, of Kan tern Oregon. Mr. 1'itk n took a claim oil' the hand of a man here More him and rcNidcd on it the re mainder of hi life. In 184H he partici pated in tlie Cavue war. Mr. l'ickaoii wa an unaumlng man, paying great attention to hi home dutie. lie acquir ed a splendid rvnutAtloti for hi uuatir- paett butter and anmuige, the Pickaon nutter and aauaage for imuiy year tadng among the moat iKipubtr in the Albany market. Linn county hme a good man, one who ha done much by an upright and indtiMtriou life to lietter the condi tion of the farmer of Linn county. Tim one by one, very rapidly, are the men who built up thi grent country paaaing away 1 but they are leaving name and example that ahould ittipre themitclve on the riaing generation of to-day. niter. t ttH'ur. Y II Rosette vs covery ot money. O'Connor & Barr. Re- Continued Mary E Davis vs M Davis. Olvorc granted. " Alvln V. Long vs David F Ppangtcr. 8 Froman appointed referee lo sell the prop erly. Continued. . M V Ullyeu vs E O Smith. Verdict for plff. State v J II Wlgte. Continue J.' State vs Levi R ickner. On trial. In the matter of the habeas corpus con cernlng the child, Barbara Hubbard The child was remanded to the custody of the It.. - . 1 m..i. 1 r - uvt SHU unit iiDinc R A Ramnv assignee v W R McDanlel. Suit In equity. Renon of referee confirm ed. State vs N D Fry. Arson. Verdict of not gullly. . I R Dawson vs P C and Nellie 1'eebU.r- Suit In equity to set aside deed. Continu ed. Mattle B Hlnes vs fame E lllnes. Di vorce. Dlvorre granted. Jerry Hay v John Smallmon. Recover personal property. Continued. Martha Hay v John Smallmon. Recov er personal property. Continued. M V Illlyeu v E O Smith. On trial. Stale v F J Belt. Plead guilty and sen tenced to one vear in the penitentiary. Slate v EJ Montgomery. Indicted for assault with a dangerous weapon. Ben Ilardmau v John Rltler. Dismiss ed. State v Keeney. Continued. State v J II Wlgte. Arraigned on In dictment for arson. Take until to-morrow to answer. I D Miller v 8 ? R R Co. Judgment! on the verdict. M V Ullyeu v E O Smith. On trial. S P Johnson, a former cltlxen of Swe den, wa admitted to cltUcnshlp before hi Honor, Judge Uolse. TUK ftTATK CEKTR41. COUHirrKE. 8Mos t to Ousocasy. 8al. Or.. March 10th. lrttK). Tlie Democratic Stab? Convention will be held at Portland, April 24th, IWW. lk-lfgatwi nrxirtioned a follow : Multnomah 23. Cblckama 8, Ikmton 7. Yamhill 7, Clat p 7, Columbia 3,iXugut 7, Coo B,Jack xjii.S, lAke 3. irant 4. Malheur 3. t Jilliam 4. Uma tilla 10, Raker 5. Morrow 0. Marion 10. Linn 1 1. Polk ti. Waabington A. Tilla mook 2, Lane P, Joaephintt 4, Curry 2, Klnnuitli 3, Crook 5, Harney 'I. Sherman 2, Waco (I, Uniou 7, Wallow 4. Tiik Ovl ioco Iteview think titat Crook county ehouUl have her portion of the state tax refunded on account of her enormous loaaea of atock. We admit that the lueaea the stockmen have utained in Crook county are a severe blow to them tinanclalJy.iiut many stockmen in Orant, Harney and other Laatern counties have fared equally ttsvl and even worse than in Crook, while the Willamette countie can axk to have their taxc refutidod by rea son of floorbj. (irant Co. News. By all means. Why not do away with the state government few years. Leg ilatnres that pass railroad commission laws like the prewnt do not deserve many taxes. The Willamette valley, though, has not hwt anything and I willing to have Faatern Oregon exempted alone. With a prospermia era on n we rather like paying taxes. Got Ritte!. A young man In city of the Northwest, called Tacoma, a few day ago, wa walking along, when a man in front of him stooped down and picked "p something. It was a lock. The green young man from Walla Walla came up and the stranger was locking and unlocking the padlock easily, and handing hi apparent llnd to the Walla Walla greeny, he did the same thing with the sameeawe and returned it. Then the stranger locked it and olfered to wager tloo the voting man could not nn lock it. Ilettok it tin' and the money was put up in the hand of a third man wno nppearea, uie v x c wos uw lock, but it would not unlock at all. Tlie 7 rtni war if r a stranger kept the money by the use of ins revolver, ana me young man saw ne naa ueen taueu in uy the tricK pauiocx game. We give this for the benefit ol Altmny men who may have occasion to visit the wicked cities ot tho Sound New IUswehces. 3 M Huston and Perry Conn are building residences on their First ward property. Tho old wood-shed of Perry Spinks, which has stood so many years win give place to a handsome residence, ' 13 'C Phelps is building in the Third ward, K J Lanning is erecting a couple of cottages in the same ward, besides many others. . in i ' A Bank at Scio. I p with the times, SMo Is also to hive a bank, articles of Ir. corporation for which have been filed with P O Smith, A J Johnson, J S Morris and I L Miller, as incornoratnis. ('aoitat stock, $10,000, divided In to soo shares of !loo each, . Next METiNQ.-.-M,ember 0 the Shakesperean circle wll. observe that the next meeting will be on Monday, Instead of Friday evening at the residence ot Rev. Trumbull. SW Paisley, Sect. New Additioji. " Wright's additioon"t Albany is now on tlie market and com prises 165 large, level and beautiful build ing lots. The blocks have eight lots to the block, each lot being 60 ty 100 feet. The streets are 60 feet wide, with two large ayeques.on of 100 feet, the other of 90 feet in width. There will probably le a motor or electric line to this addition before long. For terms of sale apply to any real estate agent in tne city. Get a MACHiitB. And wnen getting one let It be either a Domestic or Davis Price & Robson are agents for these su perior sewing machine and Invite an ia petlon of what thy caa d. Stockinet and Jerky Jackets. 1 Just received anew supply. I think the best ever shown for the money. Samuel E. Youmsj. A Eright Idea TVe refer to the large as i jne line of saws and carpenters tools at Price & Robsons. The bent in market WEATHER CKOr 3Cb!.m 80. 1, Of the Oregon State Weather Bureau co-operating with U. 8. 8!gnal Her vice, Central Ofllce, Portland, Oregon. For the week ending Saturday, March 15,181)0. INTKOlll'CTOBY. With this begin the weekly weather crop bulletin 01 uregon for 181K). Ar rangements nave ueen mane wit u nroml nent farmers, representatives of this ser vice and others, lu every county of the state, to render weekly reports ol the condition ot crops, their progress and prospects, the effects of the weather on them, and, in general, information that will accrue to the benefit of the farmers, merchants and others. Ksttecial attention has lieen given to the selection of persons to render these rejorts for the localities mentioned and the slate in general. These bulletins can U' relied upon as being in the main absolutely correct. WKATIIKt, The weather in the forepart of the week was cool ; rain or snow was gen erally exifHenced. The temperature rose in the latter part 01 me week, when warmth and sunshine prevailed. The temperature since January 1st is much below the average, white the snow and rainfall Is above the average. CHOI'S. Winter wheat is generally reported in good condition; a few suctions report previous thawing and freezing weather. which had injurious elfects, but theso re ports are con lined to a limited area. The ground is generally too wet for plowing, thougii in sections plowing is in progress. The snow ha generally left, leaving the wheat in good condition and fair grass for stea k. A few flowers are blooming, rrtiit ami other trees are rstddlv annmachlng the budding season. Home fears are entertained that the fruit tree may have been slightly injured by His cold winter.' On March IS, 1889, flowers, peach, cherry, apples and plum trees were in full bloom in moat parts of the state. This vear spring is about three weeks later in O'Hudng. 1 B. 8. Paour, -Olsierver U. 8. 8ignal Hervlce. Assistant Director Oregon Weather Bu reau. atnat, 1 asrtTa BAtKA. John Hniallmon to Peter Powell. K It V L U of Samson Small mon.. .Decree J K Kirk P4t rick to Jos Buhl, lot 0. oik -i, KirkpatrU k's AtoUf 8 1 t) Fleencr et al to Aramuntcr Perry, 40 acre in tp 10 8, r 2 V. 100 1 776 800 800 400 700 1010 225 235 800 .700 700 700 800 700 700 300 ($50 1200 200 150 80 250 10 150 M K Hull! van et ux to Willard II Ktitioton. same as lat aliove. . Martin U Fritnenn to Willard 11 8tlmwn, Nw q sec 14, tp 15 8, r 1 K Henry Albright to Willard II iHimson, Ae q sec 14, tp 15 8, r 1 K Win A Itaiuiltoit to Willard It 8timpson, 1(10 acres in sec 111, tn IS 8. r 1 K Wolcott 8 WakctieUl to Willard II 8timimii, 8e q sec 12, tp 15 8, r 1 K Peter Powell et ux to John I H-vine, Wi acre in the D I. C of hamp n hiualliiioii W AtUttghcad and heirs to II E Chlpman, N It lot 1, blk S Ilai-k 3t AtoAIUnv It K Chimnan to W A Laughead, mii lot i,tiik z, Hack 3 A to Allmny John U Buma to WillanI II 8tim- son, 8 a see 14, tp 15 8, 1 Frank Rich to Wlllard 11 8tin rl K msoo. Hensi-el. tnlSS.r 1 W.... WVCWIcrto Willard II Ktim- on. Ne a sec 12.tn 15 8. r 1 W Lew Wallace Davla to Willard II btiinson, hw q sec 12, tp 15 8, rlW. W UuaniatuatoWmiard H8tim- mn. 8w a ec 14. trt 15 H. It 1 K Elwin W Bunker to Wllltard II Ktimaott, Hw q see 22, tp 15 8, r 1 K Harry J Hhaw toWilhtrrl II 8tim- aon, eqseolu,tp 158, rl K W New com bet ux to Loren.B Luper, lots 4 & ft Beard's A to Tangent , Mrs L B WRxel & hus to L W Moonch, K h Ke q blk 49, Hack 2d A to Albany W Carter et nx to Thomas Kay, the DLCof Marv i Ker.... II A Johnson et ux to A J John son, loU 84. 85 and WI. in Scio C W Salnav to J N tiullilord, lot 6, in rxhnicer Cent A to Al lmny K Hayes et ux to t! 8hiave et al, tt acres in to 14 K. r 5 w John Schmeer et ux to C W 81- nave.lot 3 A 4,8chmeer's Cen A toAHiany L M Duncan to C W Halnave, 9 acres in tt14 8. rftW J 8 Morris A Co to V 11 Uoin. blk 12,8 A toMcio-. Total Total for ....$13,026 ,..$384,200 year A Leo Bsokxn. Last Sundiy after noon the twelve-year old daughter of Morgan ilanshaw, living a few mite east of the city, wa tiding a pony along the road, and in crossing. small bridge broke, frightening tha pony .which started to run, wnen tne gin wa unseated, iter toot hung In the stirrup and she was dragged a short .distance, when the pony stopped of It own will. The zirt then removed her foot from the stirrup and learned that ncr leg wa broken. Ur Wallace attended her. She will soon be well again. Keep Yoca Era It would be well for farmer and other to keep an eye on the the large and varied supply of agricul tural implement which Mitchell & Lewis keep on hand, snd the Urge number of new buaslr and other sprlnir vehicles which they are now receiving at their place ol business, on Second street, near Schmeer' livery tab!e. You should by alt mean call In and examine their stock a they feel safe in saying hat they can make you better term tnan ant- omer house in the city. Will CaxvaJis. Mrs. A. M. Talt will. within a week or ten days, begin the work ot canvassing the city for the latest revised and enlarged edition of Cram's Atlas, an excellent work that should be in every pouscnqitf. A Finx AsioaTMEtJT ot all kind of Fancy and Staple Grocerle. ProvUlon can always be found at the W11amUe Packing Co..-' Your attention Is especi ally directed to their special display ad, Tux Tail. Now is a good time to have your picture taken at Crawford & Pa ton's. Call at out parlors and we will sonvince you that we are now making lner work than ever before. You are tordially invited tb come and look oyer ur nne swck oi views. BabtBcwohes. Undoubtedly the finest line ot baby buggies In the valley is to be found at Stewart & Sox's. They are at tracting general attention. Bebds. A large line of garden and grass seeds at Stewart A Sox's, choice va riety to select from. Kow is tne time to buy and get those suited to the climate Leave Obdebs. Those wishing to purchase flour chests ol E. C. Brown, who lately canvassed this city, will leave orders witn B. J. .crown, cigar ana to- acco dealer, opposite the lievere bouse. Having taken the sgency of Dr Thatch er S magnetic snieia, j wri oe pleased to see all suffering win. ihronlc diseases Rheumatism a specialty, arue as had by Prof. Spear, Mas S, Race. 4 Led Astray. Fernandina.Nassua Co,Fia., Mar, ao,'8o. 1 have used Dr Simmons Liver Regu lator and a! way found it to do what la claimed for it. The last bottle and two packages did me no good and were worse than nothing. I see it is not put up by J H Zeirin & Co,and not ecnulne.and a waste of money' to buy it. I would be glad to set the pure and genuine. Send me some from honest hands (with red Z and Zcliin & Co' signature on wrnpper.) , Your Oh't Serv't, ISenj T Rh.h, MOHtl AY. Si Patrick' day to-Jay. Th Coos Bay Nsw of Feb Sib hi jnit M-ivao. s O W Simpson tsk order tor tailor mad elutbiog. Call and sm mplM. Mr Frank Wallao U asoat te ttatt grocery stor in ilaoklemsn's 3rd Addition, SiA Smith Russell is to t in Portland. Albany would ilk to hay him her. Why flWS f , --A S ' Fisherman at the n.outh vl tds Columbia want! 1.28 atdae for tlfiiOu. which is mure tbsa tb oiinr say tbsy caa give. W T Radir of Ysaain has mnvd to the ow towaof Aiseortes on th s.-unil. ii ha opened thei real ssut olllue. Mr Strandsr Fnmua left tin 8.urUv svsatng for 8so Unrnatiiinn, Cd , in order to b with bsr nrphea, Mr Owi S lloyo. who la lyiegat tha point if daaib. Salem. Alba)', Ctirvalli ami Kuiano sll fnraina had at a rapid rat. The strsnutb ol th out.nt eitie i,t th uddiI of th st.t will areatly astm.ish antouratio Portland nuo of these day Astoria Co)uo hian. I BliariU Smsl'innii wrnt to Salftn S .ur day with Frank VUrU. who will rid a year thara jusl for aUshfig a plug . f i baeoo, Clsik was una el the worst oh aotar yr iiisid 1l lot, and the uthvr pnoor, friMii tha CWtisl op, rr-jHood at dis avpsriurs. Miss Jannin 8yoies, a ueoMHfal acbooi Uohr of Linn oaauty.took th opportaeit to visit th Uolvarslty whil iiDdiaa- a weak with hr sister, Mia Ross Moor. She visium eyrl reeitatioa yesterday and x pressed horwlf a well pleated with th woik ix'irtg ao(if,.-5tstsmao Mr 2 Palnsm arrived In AIImiov lsst yening iroro uaKisnu, in answor to a ..1 d is 0 . teUaram asmmoniog bar to th bedsid of bar dsaahter, Mrs Frank Riles, who ha ot bn spoU4 to Itv for aavsral day. Mrs IUIm 1 now reported btUr, wub snanoe foi brroovery. Ther aa four M s oa a ait ear dollar. ta plainly visibl oo ach io tb words Uouw nd Amrrioa, anotb Ins s diatioot at th baae f th aeok of th Ooddaa of Libartv. aad th fourth n th left ourv of th knot tbat liinds th wreath toaethar on tb - vr aid of tb oia. Tb last ia hardly visibl I tb nkd y. Mr Morgan wa tb daalgaer aad ogravar Lth dla.and th mall M rpreaU th loitiai of bis ome. TtJSSOAV. Mia Kt Carlisla. of Cor vlh . la visit. log fnaod io tb city. Tb drioo ratio stats utrJ eommitUa Bet ia 8alm to-mono w. Ther ia talk of siokinsr a - wall at S Uoi. Better sink yoor s and lsyS wit enough alou. Too much g slrsadv. P C Wsil sad wif. Mr Bakaook n4 M. C J Hoary, relative and former neighbor of Mr Tho Brink, bar arrived la tb city for tb earooM of snakie Albany tfaair 4iom. Mr R A Irvine hit for Stavton on this aioraiag' trsio. bar father, bow 88 ara of . being rrported wcr, without bop of wsrw. McMinaviit lw.U of a t-bl eitv val- tii of 403.372. a sio of 15000 ia on year a bieh I rati r Tow for a city of it pMteetion. Tb eood floor Of tha Parrlsb hlnek Im belog rMrrnKd so as to form a tar war bouse room for 8Uwart ft Sos. wbo la- crtasing buint dsrnsods mere apse. Tb team of b F TroaK ran away tbia "aomiog fioin near th 8tiem Lamtr yard. Tbay wr hesdd oft by Mr A E Bloom aad tuu4 in a reat lot. bavtas? don no damage te tb nw wagoa lby bad madly palled along. Mi Flora Mason f( Chioatro to dav on bar rlora trip bnuie. 8iao htaviog Albany avrl months ago h baa visited many of j tb promip.nl EssUro eitie. with head quarters at St Iuta, ai.d. being a beaa ob- j arvr and a Batut uikar. bee n-anv Al- baey friend ara anticipating a rara treat oa bar arrival ia Albany. wstisttsriAt. I 8'aU 8utxiriuUnds.it McElrov arrived ia i Albaay to-Csy and wilt b proMQt at tb tto of the iaatitttta. SbenIT Sms'ilotoq went to SaJana to-day with BiaamUt Ball, and marriageable women ar aaf for twelve month. Mas (TrUndly, of Corvalti. areared meet at bi McKenai r.yr iv, tbat wr ono rrporud teaava gona to tb smash.' Mr Milt Miller waa in tba eitv this mnra. ing Oa hi wsy to 8atm to attend t meet- ia of tha Ut-mooiatio Stat Cer.irsl eom- IKIItM. Aa snelion ask of ioui Astoria lot waa bald tbia afternoon la front of Barkbart ft Malta a. not erestinj rv K.ucii axuitamani. yet ealiieg fortb aom bid. A man Using ia lew write to tb aer- tary of tb interior a follow t "Is ther any law te give tba parent of triplat a pteo of United SUtea laud 1 If so. I am ntitlsd to it W bav bad bv born to a in twenty ce month. ' 8 penoUtMlent Krandt and MaasT Koahler pssstd through Albany yesterday for tb bloekad. fthovt a mil and a ball f tb gap remains, aad it i tbousbt trains will ran tbroaglt by April 1, probably, not beiore, . , Mr Jam F llaswalt has arrived from a trip to Food lotMi, wbare a proposition i tMmding to bnil.l a wool a mill. If th psopl ot that city ar wue they will a. oept sla prpoilion and be ap with tb uiue. Tb fancral of Dan MoCIoad. the uooo . , . . . . . . - iar BToiioo Does oa it. u r, wno oie4 ye., rssrdav, waa held at tb M onie tomole tbi a(UH-a'Kn, Mr Met 'loud being a mnmbar of to ortiee. Jtov l'i tohanl preached n ser in oo, u snsu io by a large number o! people. Carpet fepartMat. 1 have added about two thousand dollar worth ot carpet to my stock thla spring. Ne styles in 3 ply Ingrain tapestry and body Brussels; also hall and stair to match, rugs, cocoa and napler matting, hemp carpet c.lna mat ting, etc liavs alto connected with niy carpet department, lace curtains and curtain nets, portiere, window shades, wall paper, 11 n leum, and floor oil cloths. I have and am receiving the largest and best assorted stock in these lines of any house this side ot Portland. These good are all on the second floor, where I haye them arranged that buyers have very little trouble In select ing what they want. Ptenty of room and light. --Tho. Montelth has charge of thi department and will lake pleasure In shwwlng the goods at any time. Sumce-i E. Vovk. Ladies or Albakt and Yicivity, Ida M Brush having just returned from Portland wishes to announce to her cus tomer that she ha received her full stock of sorinir millinery direct from the East. Will have all the latest styles both eastern . ... and western at prices lower than ever sol i Mtor. Opening 3rd snd 4m ot April All are cordially Invited to attnd. Da Patton treat succetafullv all dl- eae of worr.en,nd guarantees to cure all curable private disease, lie has a sure remedy for catarrh of the head. He sleeps In his oflice and answer city call day or night. Consultation I free and everything I strictly confidential He can be found In hi office in Blumberg's Block from 10 to is, a to 4 and 7 lo 8. Chi-cleb Plow. Those wishing plows will make a mistake It they do not eall on the Mitchell & Lewis Co. and examine their large assortment ot Gale chilled walk ing plow. Some ot thesuperior qualities of these plows are the adtutttbie handles. the draft Is alwayt direct, the standard iointer Is used, which keeps the plow al ways In line. By ail means call and ex amine tnem. Made to Cut "When buying an as get the best, on that is durable as well as sharp, and the place to do it ia at Price & KODSOn S, wno aiso nsu a hub hub hi wedges, etc. Whereto Get Them. Wb,en wanting an organ or plana call on Q L Blackman where you eaa select from a first class stock. DIED. McCLOUD. On Monday merning, March 17. S890, In Albsny, Mr Dan Mc Claud aged 40, of pneumonia. Mr Mc Cloud was section bois on the Oregon Pacifie from Albany to the front, and had been a large, healthy man, well liked by all who knor him, and there Is a general regret expressed by bis friends over his 0ED18A8CE KO. 199. An ordinance to regulate the use of streets for building purposes and the re- moral of buildings. The people of the City ot Albany do or dain as follows : Section 1. That no nerson or ixr.na nsu occuovanv norm in ot tne mrpft ne siaewaiK, lor me ucposit of any tmildin material, or for the removal of any build ing or buildings, without first obtaining a rierunt tticreior. 8tec. 2. A indications for tx-rinlt ahull oe tn wmuig,ami siiailspecify,Ufor tmild ing purposes, the name of the street, and the number of the lot and block, tha ai anu description of the building to lie oon structed.or if to be reoai red .the character pi trie repairs, the space in front of tlie v or to is n-eiei ; ana lb purposed time for completing the work. For the removal of a building or buildings the in- lication shall state the nvimlx-r of the lot and blx:k upon which the same ia ait- oaten, tne size of the building, and the number of the lot and block to which it ia ropoed to remove the same.the route to e taken, anu the lemrth of time reonircd tor such removal. 8sc. 8. Permits shall be issued by the Street Commissioner, upon the recom mendation of the committee on Streets ana Public property endorsed upon the application, which application shall be inea in me omc oi tne uity Kecoroer. The Street Commissioner shall keep In a concise manner, the dates, description ot protierty and the objects for which tier- mi ts are granted. The subject matter ot sucn permits snail be under the supervi sion of tho Street Commissioner. No permit shall lie Issued for a longer period than (00) sixty days, nor shall grant the use ot more than 25 feet of the width of the street Immediately adjoining, the block in which the improvements are to ne maue. Sac. 4. The committee on streets and public property shall endorse upon appli-s rations for permits tor building purposes, the width of that portion of the street to le used, and the date of the expiration of the permit. They may at any time dar ing the progress of the work require the space occupied to be suitably enclosed, and a temporary walk laid around the same : and that signal light be conspi cuously placed on the premise during the night, and such other precautions taken to nrevent accidents, as mav t deemed necessary. Upon applications for permits to remove buildings the com mittee shall endorse the mode and route for such removal, and the date upon which the permit will expire, together with such restrictions a the public interest may require. Tlie committee may at their discretion require applicant for their permits to give security by deposit or otherwise for any damage that may accrue by carelessness, neglect or failure to comply with the provisions ot this or dinance. Sec. 5. The removal of a buildine? or buildings under a nermit.when commenc ed shall be continued during the hours of tne day, and day vr dav until complete with the least t-ossible obstruction to the thoroughfares occupied, ho building shall be allowed to remain over night up on any street crossing or intersection, or so near any fire hydrant or cistern, as to prevent or inK-riere with easy access thereto. Signal light stiall be conaoicn- ously placed at each end of such building during the hours in which the street lamps are lighted. Sec. 6. I'von the expiration of th time namedf in the permit,or sooner ii the nse of the street is no longer necessary, the street shall be. bv and at the ex Dense of the person or persons, to whom the permit was granted, cleaned of all rub oinh and olmtructions. and nlaced hi aa good condition and repair,as it was before such permit was granted. Sec. 7. Anv tnerson or neraona violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof before the Recorder's Court shall be punished by a fine of not Ice than five nor more than one hundred dollara,or by imprisonment in uie city lau not k-sa than two, nor more than fifty days. And each day of main taining or continuing such violation shall be deemed a separate offence,and punish ed accordingly. Skc. 8. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its approv al by the Mayor. Passed the Council March 11th, 1890, Approved March 13th, 1890. OAEVI1XK. The Oakville school will commence the first Monday of April. Mia McBride. of Missouri, will teach the spring term. Messrs. Ftone and Williams, of Colo rado and their families, are visiting II M and A 8 Stone. Mr 8 Is a brother of II M and has not seen him for thirty years. , Mr Frank Tharn. of Buver. ia vlsitina- nis irtends nere. Mr John Pmith. ot Missouri. Is visit ing with Wilson Coulter; he will prob- a.017 H.-Bia ucrc. The Horticultural society will meet on next Tuesday evening to complete organ- izauoH. Repair work on th o Eagy bridge has been commenced, but on account of raisy weather is not progressing very last. HumbuKs of various kinds are travel ing the roads, but tbey have started too soon, for the .oads are in a worse con dition now than they have been this winter. It our coming legislature would enact a law making it a crime to travel the highways and swindle the people. there would lie less of it done and the people would be better off. Many thanks Little Rose bad for writ ing while l was busy, amekicvs. OM TUK SOVTHRRN BOCNDARY. March 17. 1890. Earl Bartrer has been quite ill with malaria, but is now convalescent. Ilarrv Marcv snent several davs in Eugene the first of last week. A first-class teacher ia wanted in school district No. 65, just over the boundary in lAUie county. Miss Ellen White, of Harrisburg, will teach school in this district (63, Linn Co) the ensuing quarter. Miss Clara Tilton ia expected home from Monmouth soon. She will teach a term of school in the country west of Eugene, this spring. Two or three men have been engaged in building fence on the Comjer place the last few days. Mr Emmitt. of Monmouth, was visit ing at tlie Tilton'a two or three days the first of the week. Mr and Mrs J D Marrow spent last Friday in Albany. Hhrra&l CeogU Syrap. Persons suffering from the prevailing cold will do well to try IUlden's Ethereal Cough Syrup. It Is an excellent remedy and has been used by hundreds of person in thla city who -will join in commending It to their friends. Stockton Independent. Large slxe $i,sma!l 50 cents. For sale by II C Uubbard, aruggiat. A CARD. To the citizens of Albany. Having bought out the John Schmeer store,corner of 1st and Elsworth Street, I will cany a full line of goods, and will open up the bakerr about the sad, harlnsr secures! a first class baker and by strict attendance to buslness.courteous treatment and lair deal Ing I hope to merit a share of your patron age. Terms cash. Auausv La-sob, s 1 W Beotlsy. baet boot and sho maker in oirjr, opposite Fortmiller dairying's. Albanyllftrkst. Wheat-eiWo. Oats SIM u. BuUer 2io pr ii. F(rg-20t Hy-9,00. Potatoea 75 ch per Imahol Bosf on foot, UX Apples 75 cents per bu, -"fura 6jo per lr. Oi-esaed. Bacon hams, l'i Vo, shoulders, 80. sides. lOo. : iArd Co per lb. f1our.--t.ii5 per bhl. "'"hicksns 8.0U por doa. WA Fasd bran, 14.00 par ton shors, 1 mvidiUtv., 0. Highest cf all in "Leave aABSOLllTEUlf mil liarrows & .Scans D.y Boog, notions, OjitsFdM hhingi and fi00TSA ,3 f Our slock ol boo and ls I irw cornplrtr in all4 lines l..r spring trade, tie will save- on money In busing of us, Ijniirs, Itilssesand t'liildren's fine shoes a "" specialty. BARROWS Choice Candy, JDJD A T.1H1EI XT I il l Ii E ii 1 NEAR THE POST UFFICE ALBANY OREGON GRAND Millinery OPENii AT, THE lCmJBL3nKB3Si& 33AgS.aL.AT9. B'HOIsLcVIT BLOCK- Thursday and Friday ?i!arch 27th and 28th. All the latest Spring styles in shapes, shades and novelties. The ladies of Albany and vicinity are cordially invited. N. B. Ladies who have been in tho habit of send ing away for their hats will find it to their advan tage to examine my elegant line of millinery, MRS .T ILSOWER Keep Your Eye on E.G. BE A.RDSLE Y'S Column Agent for New Zealand Ins. Co. Capi tal. St.ooo.oco. Fire sndMarire Insurcr.c written. ALBANY Real Estate. X aBGE LIST. BUSINESS PROPERTY, RESIDENCE PROPERTY. CHEAP LOTS -IX AT1T1 A DDITIOITS. installment; plan. Farm Properly In Large or Small Trac On Favorable Terms. If You Are Looking foi Investment THIS OFFICE. Call In office evenings. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate and Insurance Broker and Notary Public, Broadalbin St., Albany, Or. Uoburg Lumber. I sell the best lumber io tha ceunty; alro oedar Dost, shinffles, laths doors and wn - dow (Tiouldiacr, to. Prices from $3 'o '22 pr thousand. Yard at Lowaon, 00 the Narrow Gauge. St ma befora pnrchseinR elsewhere. WW Crawford. P O address, Tallmao, Or Notice. The undersigned hareby anoounecs to the ablio that ha has sold his grocery business tn Mr Mnnts.au & Son. wli come well reoommeatied.and will ooutinue the business at tha old corner. Toose indebted at the atore will'please ealt and settle. Try respectfully, 1 M Babp)e, MQKF.Y CHEAP MONEY. We have made arrangements to supply money to all on long time at low rates of interest on improved f.irms and city prop erty. Thsee who contemplate building brick blocks or good brick business house ean get money. See us. Wall & Cpsicc. tatter List. ; Following (a th list rf lstters remslnlng In th Pott Offlc. Albany, Linn oounty, Oregon, Mar. 19, 1899 Person esiilng tor those kttri must gl tba dt a which thT were sdrortind : Al'en, HenraW Bedford, BT ' Bauis, Mm Frank Biuor, Henry J -. CwBpbell.T W (sontnwtor) Campbell, C R DunBtoB. W T Florey, A P V.-iain'l. Mrs Jennie Psrry, K A l'ani,iig, TV P Pnell. Eiiner tu.,OutsiS( - Viamss, .n S. V . f,r 1, If: & SEABLS, r, s i .in ' -y I IlluBibrg'Kw U:oi. ... t - . . - v 1. S7 .' " f Kuls, Fruit, j Townse id's Garden-vAuditio Is dow offered fur s!e. This is oni l ;' tic moat desirable location for residence in r s round Albany, being very high ajui dry. nch sou for eardt-D and lruit. It 'was :; this ground where Mr Townseo.l grew hi famous strawberries lor several ye;a fur thu AJbaoy niarkwt. There is not a more t.-a'i':.-ful location sround Albany than focud in this aiuhtly locatioo. fad sized lot anu blocks, street all laid oat to orrc?fxjotl with the street running through the OoUr and Hal t dditinoa. This property ia only to blocks from the proposed strent car line- Tbia property will be sold by the block or lotsoa tne installment plan or payments to sait tha purchaser. While thia property is eoood t none aroond Albay:yet it trill be tola at reaanoame prices. Office opposite the Farmers & 'Merchants Inraracee Co., 1st Suer, Albany. Head Quarters for Seth Thomas vatcli es and clocks, at FhiFnsncHs, tho best vratcli in the world for the mono v. tr O. X3L HJ t tT5 AIJ, rreserlptloB lrss. Arr article ,6ENT FOR f'Jai!atRUitTcDUCiL55,r ST PATRICK'S FT-IS State Treasurer's Thirty Fifth Notice, Statr o Oregon, " 1 Treasurer's Office Salkm, March 10, 1SU0. . ) Notice is hereby given that tLere ur tufficient funds on hand to pay the fal lowing warrapts, and that they will h, paid on presentation at this office : War ranto of 1889 and 18U0, numbered V'75, 1064, 1117, 1126, 1138, 1461, 15)K), 2751',. 2753, 2756, 2768, 2770, 276'.!, 2773, 27: 764,2763,2761 and 2750. Interest; wi,! tot be alloved after the date of t',n. G. y. Webb, State Treasure-. ftJ TAXPAIf EKS. "Sotics ia hert given that County tas wiil bti -u. daiiixiuant on April iat. AH u r i 9 . ars therefore warned to til ana f'-.;f. fi.r the same befrra hat ti.o an i . . c Joff- S-.iA! r ' etc.-'.. ! c. . at X : V rriii-.