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THE MORNING- HERALD: SATURDAY, JULY 7, 188S jftloniing failgStf aid FIREJ1EXS TOlKA.MET. 4. &C. K.yt. II.WK TAULfc. NORTH BOUND. eparts; Arrives. Cala. expr. Eujfene ex Freight t;45 ami 11:15 am 7;u.ianii 1'ortl'd 10 loam 11:35 am! 345pm 7:10am " 9 45rm The Albany Boys Win 5300 ia Prias and Will Be Home To-Ni?ht. THE !ATI4M MIXE. SOUTH BOUND. '. Arrives Departs) Arrives K'aia exp lliuuene ex Freight :45pm iOpm 5pm 12 40pm 1 XOpm Ashland 9. 00am Eugene 2 40pm RiiL'cne n.OOnm No Freight received tor south alter ik of the same day. .LEBANON BRANCH. Fn Ai'ja'yl Departs Arrives. No 11.. No 13.. 12.50 p m ! Lebanon 8.10 pm! at l.:W S.56 p m p in Fin Leb'n i Noli. ... 15.00 p in Albany at 5.45 a in No 14... -2.00 p m ' 2.45 pm EUON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Departs FAstseuser. Frii-ht.... ..ULlnamlLOO p in 5.2ypml6.50a m .lorriscis aisoijt tow.v. Allele Payn to-night. Ddaysare dangerous. Ask Winn for a, poliey in the Travelers. Do not miss the great play by Alele Para at the opera house to night. This oftiee acknowledges a pleas suit call from Mr. Yoran, of the "Eugene Register. Kev. J. Braun will hold German services in the college chapel at -J. :'.)'.) on Sunday afternoon. Henry Susens has sold his paint ing business to George Vesselo, and will leave Monday for Cali 1 rni.i. The p ay at the opera house to night will" be one of the best that has ever visited Albany. Do not nnssit. Notice the great Julv reductions Petition for bridge of ladies' dress and fancy goods & dall slough, granted ; & Seitenbach s in tneiSI Seattle (W. T.), July 6 In the tournament races to-dav Albanv won the speed race. Time, Albany 27 1-5. (This is the best time ever made on the North Pacific coast.) East Portland, 28 4-5 ; Vancouver, 2S 7-10; Vancouver, B. C, 30; Spokane, 28 3-5; Seattle, 30. The dry test was run at 1 o'clock. Spokane won the first prize and Albany second. Time Spokane, 32 13-20; Albany, 33. Albany made the run in 23 seconds, but lost on the coupling. The am will leave at 3 o'clock in the morn ing, and will reach home to-inor-row night. This makes three prizes of $100 each which the Albany team has won. Although the Spokane team captured the majority of the hon ors, the fact was developed that the Albany team was the fastest in the contest, having won the speed race, and having made splendid time in the other races. The different companies are well pleased with the courteous treat ment received at the hands of the .Seattle firemen, and there will be no protests against the turning over of the prizes. The Attention That Is Now Being Given to This h ining Region- LANDRETH HUNG. The Slayer of His Step-Daughter Swung Into Eternity. iOl Ml COlKf. Bill of C. F. Wright for supplies furnished Pritchard, $29, contin ued ; also bill ot G. W. Belt, ser vices deputv L. H. Montanye in cases of German, Ennis, Head, Thomas, etc., to await decision in pending case : also application of V. K. Powers ond others for coun ty road ; also application of G. W. Howes, supervisor, for appropriation. Application of Healy and others for county road granted, and fees ot viewers allowed. Bond of Jerry shea was duly ap proved. K. Koldeway was appointed THE St'EXES AT THE SCAFFOLD. He Breaks Down aad Cries Like a Child A Bible and a Message Left for His Wife. M. Legh Harnett, of Portland, contributes an article to the Ore- gonian on the Santiam mines, in which he pays this tribute to the value of this mining district: "I regard the Santiam district a per fect repetition of Wallowa county, where the little galena at first existing will eutirely disappear and give place to virgin silver and the sulphurets of silver. The rich, fine carbonates on the surface and the development work so far as carried, both tend to confirm the impression that the district will not be a siiver-lead but a silver-gold producing district, with silver pre dominating. At the point I visited the Galena mil.ing and mining company have thirteen locations on lour distinct veins, three of which can be cut eventually by the same tunnel. The lowest vein of this group, down the mountain, is four feet wide of the veiy finest carbonate ore. It was cut, by tunnel, twenty-rive years ago uin-, gmith and Ex sheriff out the parties at work knowing it. , t , tQ d him (or Alter cutting ngiu mrougu uie vein and then cross-cutting several feet, they proceeded quite a dis tance beyond the vein into barren rock. All this seems incredible, but it is an actual fact. So much for mining a quarter of a century ago. Tiie vein above tnis one is very handsome, opened by a shaft some ten feet deep and cannot fail to prove rich at depth. By actual measurement I found it twenty eight feet wide from wall to wall. There are four locations on this vein, two to the north and two to the south. This location is calied the Mountain Queen, and the name is well chosen. The upper most vein, on the very summit ot the mountain, is said to be aurifer ous quartz, assaying high on the surface ; but tiie heavy rain pre cluded the probability of my scaling up to it, for scaling it would LETTF.lt LIST. Following is the list of letters remaining in the postortice at Albany, Julv 5. l'SSS. Per sons calling for these letters will give the date on w hich they were advertised: IT OF III Bryant, Heiiry liowmap, X. A. Carrel. W. N HoilenDaeh, B. F. McDowell, II. C. Payne. H. S. Sparuian, A. -i Bender, Antony Cuiison, George O Donahue, Miehril Kropp, Jasper Moore, S W. Reed. C. H. Salvator, P. Run's Thompson". P. M L stock inspector for ensuing year. be, aud dangerous at that. The across Ken- Momeith & Seitenbachs in adv. on this page. Mii. T. A. Clark, of Portland, is in the city and will assist D. C. Moore in painting S. E. Young's new building. Rev. W. W. Logan, of Portland, is in tbe city, and will assist -the pastor at the communion services in the lr. P. church this afternoon and to-morrow. T!ie members of the Albany fire department are requested to meet at No. 2's hall at 2 :3l) to-day to at tend the funeral of the late W. H. McFar'.and. By order of chief engineer, Jos. Webber. Albany is to have a first-class play Saturday night in the appear ance of Miss Adele Payn and her excellent company in ''Wages of Sin." Reserved seats are on sale at Trackman's. Keep out the flies by using screen doors and windo.vs, manufactured and ptft.in your house complete at reasonable price, by fi. B. Vunk. Shop on corner of Second and Ellsworth streets. The Albanv team has acquitted itself with credit at Seattle. They ' will be tendered a royal reception - on their return to-night. A piece ut music is being composed by local ta-.cat in their honor, which will be yaw at the reception. K. & C Howard are actually H-'.l;ng millinery cheaper than any one else in tiie city.especially flow ers and white hats, which go at :ost till all are sold. They never carry old goods, but keep a clean, fresh stock constantly on hand. MessiO. Will & Stark have re ceived a line lot of gold-headed canes, fine silverware, gold watches and chains, etc., which they are ctl-ring at very low prices. Call aud see them. 1'r. .J. P. Pilkington, surgeon, oculist and medical specialist will If at the Uevere house, Albany, all day Tuesday, July 10th, and will zive special free examination tj all cases ot eve, ear, lung, ner-1 reus, chronic or rectal diseases that present, early in the day. Some hundreds of cases referred to. A jijoticable feature in Adele Payn" "Wages of Sin' Company, is the superiority of the female support. liesides the einht gentle men, the company comprises five :" tiie handsomest and most talented young ladies that have "visited Peoria this season. If cap tivating girls, talented actors and a '.rood play will make a success, Miss Payn certainly has one. i'e.ria Transcript, April 2Uth. Bill of Davis Bross, $343.49, ma terial for bridge, continued. Ordered that supervisors procure order from court before purchasing lumber. W. B. Hamilton was granted a scholarship in state agricultural college. Eees of commissioners Phillips and Cooper, $13 and $8.20,allowed. Committee appointed to exam ine sheriff's accounts reported the same correct. Clerk was ordered to make a copy of delinquent tax roll3 for 18S3-4-5-0-7, and issue warrants for collection of same. BILLS ALLOWED. Fees in state cases John A. Crawford ....... N. II. Allen H. J. C. Aver ill M. E. Dorris G. L. Blackman P.Cohen Andrews & Hacklman. . Koontz & Lame 11 ( i. Morris 40 John Young 4 L. S. Smith 5"-' E. T. T. Fisher 9 K. E. Montague 9 ..$304 29 . . 5 00 . . 25 00 . . 3 85 . . 14 00 . . 2 50 . . 5 25 8 00 79 00 43 00 00 A Three-Thftusaiid-Dollarj Xiiggef. Oae of the miners employed in the Bondhoolder tunnec recently took out a solid nugget of crystallized gold weghing within a few pennyweigts of fifteen pounds, which, when dressed and denuded of all other substances will tip the scales at about thirteen pounds, and is worth about $3000. The nugget was fouud in the face of the tunnel, at a point where the cre vice had widened somewhat, aad very near the point of contact be tween the slate and a auartzite dike that extends across the claim in a northeasterly and southwesterly dir ection. It is believed that on the line of this contact larger quantities of free gold will be found than have been discovered on Farncomb hill. This is the second largest nugget that have been found in the camp, the largest heing what is known as - ... .. r l I "Tom s Baby , wlucn wa3 iouna ! about a year ago in the Goldflake, I just below the Bondholder, and pro bably m the saire vein. I'fourth vein is on the opposite side ot Galena creek m another moun tain, another strong, lively vein. Three of these veins can be opened by tunnel 1000 feet deep, on a site lor future operations that cannot be excelled, with water power and timber in endless abundance. Jiome six miles, as the bird flies, on the same range to the north are quite a number of locations, near Quartzville. Several of these are in an advanced state of develop ment, and all are daily improving I as the work goes ou. Ine drench ing rain prevented my reaching this point, as was intended, in fine weather a man can see more and learn more than in wet, and I propose to make another trip to the cantiam mines beiore the season closes. Tiie owners of these loca tions, in different companies, are Messrs. Kead & Co. of Albany, and Messrs. Gamble, llendrie and An drisky of Portland, with others whose names I did not learn. It is not my province to give ad vice. Still,' I cannot help saying, in my opinion, the Galena Milling and Mming Company need do no more development work on their property. The formation and veins are all established beyond question and need no further preliminary work, whichjjn fact, would be so much money thrown away. All that is now wanted is development at depth to make the property sala ble at a high figure if they want to sell. There is an old rule govern ing the game of whist, which ap plies equally wel! to mining. It is, first establish your suit and then trump like . So in mininr,first establish your formation and prove your veins and then tunnel like , only at depth. Preliminary tunnels, fifty feet deep and one hundred feet long, prove nothing of the veins, add nothing to the value of the property, but put to gether, cost more in the end than a good" working tunnel 300 feet deep, whic.h is available for all times. It was tins siuy, desultory way oi tunneling that athrst impoverished so many men in Cieur d'Alene without improving their property a single dollar. The formation and the veins at Santiam are thorough ly established already. All now wanted is a good working tunnel that will be useful to the end. At j 300 feet deep, $500 rock would not Shallow tun- S-ieeial to the IIkrald. IXDEPENDKXCK, Jlllv I). Will. Landreth was hung in the jail en closure at Dallas at 12:30 o'clock to-day for the murder of his step daughter. Simmie Antler, on the ! morning of January 28, 188S, in In dependence, Oregon. Landreth had been lodged in the Marion county jail since his con viction, until this morning, when he was brought to Dalla. He slept well last night, resti lg easy, and was talkative on the way over, aud kept up his spirits well until about 11 o'clock when Sheriff Groves en the execu tion, when he completely gave way. and cried like a child, and his strength flailed so that he could not stand while being dressed. Stimulants were administered him, and he rallied and rested easily and ate a small piece of pie and cake for dinner. At 12 :20 he " was led from the iail to the scaffold erected on the north side of the jail, a structure 10x20 feet and 22 feet in height, by Ex-Sheriff Groves, of Polk county, and Sheriff Croisan, of Marion. He, with great difficulty, ascended the steps of the scaffold escorted by the be fore named gentlemen. When they reached the top of the stairs and turned, Landreth's eye caught sight of the rope dangling before him and he completely gave way, and was seated in a helpless con dition on the chair just back of the tron ,iori- SUiM-itl" Smith Inok bis i place in front of him, and clear and distinct voice death warrant, whiie with closed eyes the murderer sat helpless as a child, steadied in . his chair by th" hand of Ex-Sheriff Groves. When the warrant was read, Lan dreth was asked whether he had anything to say, to winch he re- i plied "Nothing."" He was then placed on the trap, and arms and feet pinioned, tiie black cap was drawn over his head and the noose adjusted to his neck. His body was .stayed for a moment by the hand of F.x-Sheritf Groves, ivhen Sheriff Smith touched tiie lever, and the body of Wil liam Landreth shot through the trap, and tightened the noose, by which his soul was Addition. Tlurslu riiien ! A second-hand seperator and nearly new ten-horse Plenton uowor for sale cheap. For particulars ap ply to F. M. Kinehart or G. W. Davis, Shedd, Oregon. ELECT ON nri mm GIVE HERMANN 7.000 But this does not interfere with with the Great Slaughter of Men's and Bovs' CLOT HING AXD Dress Goods AT Until the I5tli of July, the usual.tline tor ottering reductions in Summer Goods,we have decided to offer NOW, at COST Our entire stock of light goods and wash iabrics, consisting of ginghams, chambrays, lawns, batiste, ! cuanibrav-ginghams, Swisses, mulls, atines, embroi dered suits, percales, duster lmen,toulards. nainsooks jaquenets, India linon and white goods. Also eleven, dozen ML l MWAiN'S. Call early to get terms CORSETS and BiMStrictlv first-class good? prices that cannot Ire undersold, are guranteed. 4 4 4 I) C) C) Usually sum of sold for from $1 to $2, for the nominal FIFTT CZEnsTTS. Sii LAL'XCIIKI) INTO ETERNITY. After the fall the body hung motionless, and not a visible tre mor shook thejrauie. Two4minutes 1 after the drop his pulse was 7o, lour minutes, and it had quicken- j ed to six minutes, anu it was j 140. At seven minutes it was sol rapid that it could not be counted, at eight minutes, it was very slow, heating about once in ten seconds, and then grew fainter as his lilej ebbed awav. At 12 :50, after hang-1 ing 20 minutes, the attending phy- j rp TiedllCe IStoclv MONTEiTH & SEITENBAGH. At the very Lowest Prices AH New and Pretty Styles For Ladies, Misses and Children. MUST BE SOLD ! Itralb or W. H. .HcTarlaiMi runs the store bill the habit of having his cigar bill charged up as potatoes, and, the other day, hia wife took her pencil and bean to reckon. She finally fouud that they had been whooping it up at a regular starch factory rate in potatoes. Whv, they had eaten over teu carloads of potatoes this Winter and the past year and she didn't believe that the account was rihfc The erocer and the smoker A telegram was received, yester- are juat now between the upper and day from Tacoma by John'M. Ir- j nether mill stones, and it is hard to y.ng. announcing the death of j tell who will be pulverized the finest vV. H . McFarland in that city, I at the close. here he had gone in hopes of! " benetitting his health. The re- state Printlug Expert, ".uins will Ve brought to this city j r-aS3 Humphrey, of Portland, on the 12:20 tram to-d ...,! ...:u . - v. in occur ai o liueiv mi.- : trrai aiternoon from the family re'si- pointed bv Gov. Pennoyer expert '.vnce. The deceased was -3H years i ftf tj,e ptate printing otfice, vice o- a.'e, and had lived in Oregon j (:eorge Rogers, resigned. Mr. since liVJ. He was ensaed in j .inrrmhrevis a competent practi- .fus!nesj in this city tor ahout u : ;;rs arid was well known through-; Hi Potato Bill Surprised Her The funniest thing in town 13 the mishan of a crentleman whose wife surprise me at all o. ... . , . ... .1 mv ei He has neen in nels will prove nothing more man - . u.. ; u;n v. 4.,. ,i.. Hw.., ;il JaUtle. ran oe seen uruaj , uuu iiicj m cost lots of money which can be put to a better purpose. I now come to the last point to be considered, the best route to 11 IU III WIT j nUiHMUCI w -day, and the president of the Multnomah typo 5 o'clock this j graphical union, has been ap- the state. 1 ,t nr liter, and is in every way ,1 1 iliiied for the position to which Deep Sea H.ohing Excursions. Tiie steamer Mischief is prepared to take parties out to sea from New port tishing,and will make frequent when the weather is pleasant. Parties desiriiiii to go on some par f' ilar dnv will' please send notice a-ead. Tickets not including pa's. Address J. J. Winant, rioter of stfcamer Mischief, Newport. iie has been appoirteu. : oil of Geo. Humphrey, this city. . will locate here, j getner. I'rcpuratory Service. There will be preaching this af "nioou at 2 v. m. at the IL I'- tikes Albany. u.. YY. Johnson and j .1 Newport Kansas, ., last week anr wi T t:1r f rat s op was in Portland, but i ' a t liking tue crowded condition of , i that, citv.came ou to Albany, Mr. j ihnsnn w? s formerly ougaged in the ! .... tinware business i not rieoiiied yet wnat iu. KEACH TIIE MINES. The best way is to take the O. & C. to Turner station, above Salem, and then take Thomas & Brothers' stage, which by connection with a another stage at Stayton, will land the party at Memama, where they stay all night. At Smith's hotel at Mehama, large, roomy and ele gantly fitted up, a summer resort extensively patronized, the accom modations are very good and charges reasonable. At Mehama, Fisher, Bros, furnish good liven , grain-fed horses at one dollar per : day, and with an early start, the ' mines can easily be reached the j same evening. The ride from Me- j hama to the mines on a fine day is j delightful, passing all day through ! fertile, highly cultivated farms and forest oi timber for forty miles, in- eluding the whole family of firs, i that W ashington county cannot ex-' family icel- ihe trip, both ways in-j arrived in Al- i "'ieu, not exceed ro alto- siciaus, l'rs. iA;e ana woou, pro nounced lite extinct and the body was taken down. The fall com pletely dislocated his neck, the body falling 5 feet and 8 inches, and so quiet did it remain, that a handkerchief held iu hand in life, remained in his grasp in death. He was placed in Ins coffin, and the spectators who had gathered, were admitted to see the body. At Landreth ,s request his bible was sent to his wife at Independ ence. It iiad the following pas sages marked: Mathew XI, crses2.S to .50. Acts' XVI, :l verse. Luke III, verses 14 to 10. On the flv leal were the following words : "I want you to have our dren read this book, and them to live 111 accordance to ts j directions, so that the world will not be able to get away with them ' as it did with me. 1 want all to forgive me if possible, and I say God bless vou all, and good-bve to all." On tfie last feat ot the bible was written : "I want to appoint three trustees to see after the welfare of mv children. I. VanduTii. I. M. r and li. Shellev. 1 say God help these men to be a father to my children." The body of the murderer was consigned to a grave in the jiotters field, beside the grave of a man named Tarr, who killed a woman and then suicided some seven years ago in Dallas. Those who witnessed the hang ing were: D.J. Kiley, Cas Sar geant, J. D. Ellis, UVJ". Graves, G. (J. Doughty, J. A. Smith. W. W. Williams, W. W. Brooks, P. W. Haley, Geo. K. Houck, Cltas. Far ley, 1. T. Mason. MRS. K. J. O CONXOK. 1BOOTS mm mum 0! -AND- SHOES i At Actual Cost -OF- Brownsville Suits -AT- AT L. E. BL AM BlWIlfillM timk Commencing Monday, July 2d. Having been authorized by the manufacturers to close these goods at cost to the factory, we have marked them in lots, to be sold strictly for cash, Come Early and G-st Sizes. Will sell closed out. until all are OREGON RAILWAY and He Esq. is a , of ALBANY OPERA HOUSE -ONE NIGHT ONLY. SATUliDA V JULY 7, V4VH.AT10X COMIMSY' Your Choice At Less Than Invoice Price, These goods are made from the"jbest Oregon Wool, and warranted first-class. This is a splendid oppor- Columbia River Route j tunity to secure AMKIUCV GRRATKT ACTRK,- Trains for tiie Kast leave Portland at 10 A j and 2 p. i. daily. i rrVT1T7"TfPCt t and from pnncnw I I 1 j l I J 1 O points in I'niteil States i Canada and Europe. ELECANT PULLMAN PALACE CARS Emigrant Sleeping Cars Run Through on j Express Trains Bids to He Received The sale of the St. Charles hotel having heen confirmed, the pur chaser. Mr. Earl Uace, will on and ! Miss Adele Payii, r::,:; COUNCIL BLCFFS AN I) ST. nipported by an unusually ' c:i;;r'h. ''The' announcement was jasadv f,,r 2 :) but is changed on iinloi the funeral service oi U- Lite W. H. McFarland. v yy;ut lirowijcll & S Canard's. s CUven Avmj. W F Road proposes to ive away a fine tfola watch with lus srohl and silver prize shirt, the very host hUme ' .,i i,Ut made white shirt in trie Imirkct.' The price is as low or lower i t :,:m '.my equally ari souQ shu t ia Ue iiiarliJl. 1 but has tie win engage atter J uly o, receive bids at the ! noret ior.repaiiui"; tise same. iiie a.-,, . . desiring to lid win find specilica- I " tions, etc., m the p"s-es.-:on ci Mr. C'r Kace at tiie notei nun imz. i no Mexican t;uetus Jiiticrs is tl:t h-vt remedy in the world for liver and khl- J , t1 no n I iev (Iisi-.aaert. mUiesl.iou. ete. for sale WW,T" I at M. biitsart'o. on saie al Liackaian's drug stoie. PAUL IMianie and M if aout t linnae. C'.tise Cnneetions at Portland for San Kran- ! seo and i'ntt Sound points. I 'IA11 Wool Goods At uch prices. If th manufacturer cannot give vou hottom urices. who can? Come and judge for yourselves. Most ot these ffoods are suitable tor any season, Several desirable lines of lightweights will, : le included in the sale at trom The Wop of Fr fr.nhcr p.-irtiei:lars inquire f Carjsn k Mtini. itl-, First Street. Alhany. Orosnn. A. L. JIAXM tll, tlV. AT.., Vt. H. HIC.B, (t-iieral Mauasor. a-jTBoa- leuve the O. li. S. C .' wi arf, at thy foot o ' Uc.' al ilhin street, on TiteM tay and Friday o; t:wi: wjek. C. ii- KAWLiNOS, Llh; il Aii-ut. to PER HTT'm UUll
