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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1889)
N. At -4s'.r..-M -.-'. THE MORNING HERALD: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1889. iPorufag gaits Serad V. . . K. UIK TAULf.. no;:th BOCKD. . ejmrta rrivefi. ..aia. eipr. i b;4& aiui . .,aia 1'ortl'd 10 town 34fpm F.uifene ex 11:15 am i'waai tieight T-.IOm,, SOUTH KOUKD. i Arrive; Departs! Arrive Calafexp ':45pm I 5pm Ashland O.OOtm ex i I2;2upm 1 12.40pm I L30poij k'twene 2.4irin Freiifht Eugene 6.00pm So freight rrcei.wl lorjsouch alter the same day. OREGON PACIFIC TUiii TAULb. Arrive Depart ...'U.lSanill 00 p m 5.25pmlS.&0a m Paswneer.... Freight JTT1M8 ABOUT TW.. Circuit court next Monday. S shaves for a $1 at Viereck's Knrkhart fc Koyce, job printers Count' court will convene to-day. Artists materials cheap at Mrs. Hyman's. New line of fountain pens at Will & Stark's. F. A. Burkhart, a-'ent for the ! .Millard property (iold, silver and nickel watches very cheap at French's. Fr -h Columbia river salmon at Schn:rT. Fro's market. First quality silver-plated knives, forks and spoon at French's. All kinds of stove repairs in i stock at lieo. V . Smith 8. iiuiss & Son have opened a new line of fine artists' materials. Kxtra fine full cream cheese, just received at F. L. Kenton's. Kiln dried flooring run be had at the Springfield lumber yard in this city. A good second hand force pump for eale cheap at the second hand More. A fresh stock of liio and Java coll'ee just received at F. L. Ken ton's. The new music Ikx at F. L. Kenton's is ofTe red for sale, l'rice 5.00. Fresh ginger snaps, sweet crack ers, etc., just received at F. L. Kenton's. A complete line of artists' ma terials just received at U. L. lUackman's. Fresh leaf lard in bulk at Conrad Meyer's. It will be retailed in quantity to Miit. Julius Uradwohl has received a lire invoice of sugars via thj last Yaquina steamer. Don't forget that at Mrs. B. K. 11 y nan's is the place "to get your ewing machines. For a good quality of letter paper and envelooes call on F. L. KtMiNm I He keeps the best. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds of fresh canned goods at a very 'ow figure at Conrad Meyer's. Have you seen that new line of due furniture at Fortmilier !t Jrving's? If not it will pay to do j so. j tin. n Rnrlrkrt .t, l......V- f... oil kmrfii iii rK uriTitiiiir 1'rifow I : . asonable. 1 irst-cutw work guar - v. J - - f " ft uuiccu. V; M. French has one of the finest instrument for fitting spec tacles in the state. Call and be convinced. Mr. Tryon is one of the lucky ones who bought one of those tine Hem me and Long pianos of Mrs. B. K. flyman's. It will now be in order for the city council to pass a cow ordinance in accordance with the provision of the amended charter F Co. were on the street las', evening for drill. The boys in blue exhibit a marked proficiency under i-ominaml of Capt. Irvine. Guiss Si Son make a specialty of art supplies and artists' materials. They invite everybody to call and .ee them, whether they purchase mt not. in lacoma and eattie wuere ; real estate is booming the real estate J -tiines whole pages in the daily newspapers, and they make it pay. If you want a clean and fine aioke ask. for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Jseph'8 factory. The "Pacific Argand" ranges 'oth four ami six hole, An east ern stove made especially for this -oast8 trade. Sold only by Geo. W. Smith, Albany. A new line of fine wall-papers with borders to match have been opened at Fortmiller A Irving's. They are new and elegant designs. 'all and see them. levers of good coffee should try ome of, Julius Gradwohl's choice Java. Rio and Costa Rica coffees. 1 Me catries a complete line of choice j family groceries of all kinds. F.. I. Cusick. while ridinir on a I bicycle the other evening on Lyon Mreet, had the misfortune to take a header into the canal. No Injury 'Mas incurred beyond a good wet ting. A new line of Packard organs j opened at G. L. Blackman's. For purity and sweetness of tone and elegance of finish they lead tiifn all. Musicians should' call :nd see 'Win. Ike Low has purchased of Mark Uulbiirta two-year-old Clydesdale stillion, paying for tlictaiie fc'.OO. He will take the horse to the Big I lend country, W. T., where he iroes to locate and engage in the -t M-k business. Tin? sociable at Mrs. L. K. !! liu's on iat Friday night was ti tiv iii-;- .--iiiiiiay s-"i.:ul ci;is, 1 011 the iK-i'asiori of tl.e dewai tun- oft 1 'n. Lin lnu, wh has o -even y-ars a ijuimIht i.f t!: r J ..-i:-v:. -. 'iV'.-c ;:i.-in. ' g-x-.s to l-arn U'egraphy. ell f.r .-i wh.TJ THE CITY COUNCIL Washington Street Ordered Cut! Down to Grade. WKla lO Ml-TfcK DAYS Fall Text of tba Petitions and Remoi itrRBO?, Published by Authority f the G.aacil Details of the Work.2 A special meeting of the city council was held last evening, all officers and members being pres ent. In order to fully understand the object of the meeting the minutes of the last regular meeting were read in full. The mayor announced that the meeting was to give the council, as the committee of the whole,opor tunity to consider the subject of grading Washington street. After deliberation the conimitte of the whole reported as follows : We.- would make the fol lowing leport in the maiter ot the petition of W. C. Tweedaleand thirty-nine others to have Wash ington street, and intersecting from iir3t to third streets, put on the regular grade, and the petition 1 of E. I,. Thompson and Peter Schlosser to have the alley in block ten (10) put on the regular grade, and also the remonstrance of A. II. Marshal and fifteen others against putting said Washington street, and intersecting streets between first and third streets on the rega 1 ir grade, that thev have caie :u!ly and thoroughly examined both, and considered both the jietition and remonstrance, and would respectfully rubinit tne fol lowing improvement of said streets, to-wit : 1st. iVe recommend that Wash ington street be graded and gra vel ed from Water street to Third street, according to the established gia.Je now on file in the recorder's on.ee. :iND. That the alley in block ten ! ween retry and Washinutnn sMeets be cut down and graded so m it the same shall correspond v, ith the grade on Ferry and Wash-iu-.'ton streets. IKi). That Second street be cut down to regular trade from Ferry to Washington streets, the same to be graveled. Also that a run uing grade bti made for th present between Washington and Calapooia streets, the same to be graveled, the work not to be commenced until the Washington street grade is iiiuslied. , 4th. That the alleys in block ; II, 14 and 15 be graded at present ! sntfi' iently to inako an easy run ning grade for travel. c recommend that the work shall be commenced within 15 davs and completed on or before ! j the expiration of three months We also give notice that at the next meeting of the city council, we shall recommend that certain streets and squares be tilled and graveled iu uioltuiiotL'ouncUinaii fretu-n the report was adopted by a ununi - mous vote. On motion it was voted that the netitions. remonstrance and ntort be published. 1 To the Hoorabie Mavor and Coin. mnn ('iuin-il nf Ilia I'Mv f A 1 bany, Oregon : We your petitioners, property owners and business .men, ai jaceut to the street below men tioned, believing that the interest of our locality are materially efl'ect- ed oy the obstruction caused by t r 1 - - . 1 l Va.-.hiugton street being ungraded, and that the beautv and healthfui- j " ' j - iiesa of our citv ueuiand uniform!- of grade in our streets, 1 would ask that your honorable body older said tvashington street, be tween First and Third streets also such cross srreeis as may ne netres- sary to make a uniform grade, cut down to the grade as established and now on file in the office of the ! citv recorder: W. C. Tweedale, Mrs. E. Sumerville, W. T. Hearst, K. N. Condit, P. W. Cundiff, W. W. Parrish, C. Meyer, X. T. Moore, F. P. Nuttting, II. F. Merrill, John Morrison, S. . Young, E. F. Sox, C. II. Stewart, J. M. Irying, C. H. Spencer, Mrs. E. Murray, Mrs. C. McFariand, Martin Payne, Peter Schloser, George W. Dodder, M. Sternberg, Earl Race, William Fortmiller, M. S. Monteith, Jay W. Blain. C. E. Browne! 1, N. A. Llodgett. J. F. Backeneto, Mrs. J. M. b isli, S. A. SchitHer, L. A. Woodle, Mrs. E. Blain, Louis Miller, J. L. Hill, G. W Smith, W. II. Greenwood, W. S. Miller, John Briggs, D. L. Crossen. TIIK AI.I.KY I'KTITION. To the Honorable Mayor and Com iikiii Council of the City of Al bauy, Oregon : The undersigned would most resjiectfully etition your honora ble body to make an order requir ing the alley in block No. 10, in .1 1 II I - M. 1 salt! cuy 01 Aioany, oecuton and grade'l so that the same can bo used. And they will ever pr.iy etc. Pktkk Si iii ossk;:. K. L. Thompson. 'nit k:-:moxstk.nck. Totlie lion. Maynr atid Cnn:ui:i CV.iticil of the Citv of Albany, Linn County, Oregon : Understanding that a pet!;:on will be presented to your honora ble body asking that" Washington Mreet in said city, and, as a natu ral result, other adjoining and in tersecting streets, be cut down to the grade heretofore established, we, the undersigned citizens of Al bany, some of whom are property owners in the immediate vicinity of said ptreet8, respectfully remon strate against such action as use less and unjust. We do not object to a reasonable grade of said street or streets, but consider the grade, as pioposed, unreasonable, inequi table and unjust, and as an abso lute destruction of some property on said streets, rendering the same wholly useless and worthless, without the expenditure by the owners of such property of as much or more money thn the property is now worth or would be worth af ter such grading had been done. Respectfully submitted. A. II. Marshall, A. Cohen, S. (iourley, O. P. Oannals, I?enj. Johnson, T. Itrink, A. J. llut, i. F. fimpson, N. H. Allen. .S. W. Johnson bv Curran A Monteiih, aaent D. B. Monteith, h. 1. Barrett, John Schineer, livervnian, W. II. Huston, W. II. Garrett, 1. M. Jones. IDE 11 BEET C'AK LI Mi lt Should Reach tho Different Portions the City-City Park Needed. of To th Editor or th Hkrald: Iii a recent issue ol the Daily IIkrai.d the writer was pleased to huui an arucie in which U was; , , . , , Al stated that Mr. A. iluckleman had u'" the steamer agreed to donate sullicient land for ! Willamette alley will le put in a public park in the suburbs of Al-!,i,e docks at Sku Francisco this bany. This is a matter which i tr'P aud u overhauled and have ought not to be overlooked in con- i needed repairs made. She nection with the building of the;"il probably lay oil' some two I street railway system that this citv I : . . .. t r - is soon to have. It is a recognized lact mat a Mreet railway in a city of the size f Albany should reach as many different portions of the xNow if Albany really wants a mb- lie pa. k there can certainlv be 110 excuse for not havintr it. when the why would it not be policy to con --. v .. 3 struct a street car line to such a park .' It would probably be on ir9t ftreet nr tl,e river, which it j ,1 . i :.. i i:i m , ,, i i . .lacK.ema oners w uonaie of GettySburK will be shown by tl.e t ho grounds. 1 he revenue lrom a i rench stereoscopic process at the weh kept park would keep r. in w c T. Vm haiSvvdesday even good order and would at the same;ing. This great historical cvclo jime offer an increased business ; grama was especially made toordei for the street lailw ay. at great cost to the manager, and If these suggestions shall be con-; will urwutoA xm f,.r iI.a l.n- suiered oy ' promoters of the street rawwaj anu mose interested in a public park, they will serve tne purpose ior wnicn they are written. Albany is now enjovinc a steady i grow in anu ine spun 01 in; prove- j ment is abroad, and public enter - prises ought to be pushed in a v;- ' oroua manner. Let us have - 1 oublic oark connected with a stn f. ! railway line reaching the differci t ; be well patronized. Citizen. THE TBAMt M11M'K. tratuim I To Tna Kditor or tiik Hkkai.d: j The large liumljer of wiiicii Aitany lias to ileal with is becoming a serious iuestion. The officers of the citv could be aided ; r.lfi : , i, ,,tar u ,ua i.u. fm J a-as non 1 11 nvilfT- , wiB ,, tn flWM, tfl htpi unworthv fellows. Manv of i ing depai tment of the well known these camp outside of the "city ! clothing house of L. K. Blain, is liiuiM to avoid arrest, and obtain ' the right man in the right place, good in.-iiU by bogging from dooi sd w firmng out some of the tod(xr. Thev invariably shirk all neatest fitting clothing to be ob forms of work unle.-B arrested and ' tained anywhere. A large line of . .t to work Qn the s(n.et If enH would not rovide them eiti- with soon move on. All any, March .". J. X. 1 1 OK f MAN. Chief of Police. fktiBjr, al ladepeMtlrnre. The otherdav at Independence tir d .:i. i:.i vo:ation, shot A. S. Kerr in the llllll vvitll iX .-UUII1CI I'iniui. lit; it II ICTU lV RIIWl 111V t'LVtlll , ill ITT, (Fill the pistol was taken away from him. The ball passed through the thiorh, missing the bone and barely missing the main artery. Both are young men and live at Parker's, Oregon. They are no of kin. although bearing the fame name. The young man who did the shoot ing is about J1 years of age. Store Habited. City Marshal Hoffman received information yesterdav that on Sat urday two men, who are StippOFed to have come down the vallev, broke into the store of J. W. Stewart, at Snrincfield. Lane 1 county, and robbed the safe of about $o0. Among the money taken were aliout a dozen gold dollars and a 25-cent gold piece. The officers hojH to capture the men. Itrldsr Warned. A petition is beinir circulated in this citv asking that Linn and Ma rion counties jointly build a bridge across the Santiam at n avion SeToS" "onrtV0 L'i he county txmrt at the March . term, that section ot country bein-.; rapillv leveloned and bridge is needed. IF.RAI. M:1IH. Ralph Fisher, of Sodaville, is in j the citv Mr. Bruce --Knight and fai;'v have removed tt, Corvaliis to cn ' fiis summer. N. T. M.i. -re, iriH.ard V- - i. x Ili'i-i-.'. .1. '.V. !;r.fr .Mini .. T. Bi-. au' will l. :u. to !:iv f'.r t!." i,picr Santiam, where they iw.ve t ken up g'vcrniiieiit land. I Y liilttfA BAY Attlfc. Cant. Willard Young, govern meat engineer, came in Tuesday to inspect the work on the govern ment jetties. Bob Campbell and his crew of men have resumed work getting out the machinery of the wrecked Yaquina Buy. The donkey engines, locomotive, etc.. for the government works have arrived at Yaquina and will soon be placed iq position on the wbart on this side. Copt. Robiuson, of Bar Harbor, Maiue, an experienced deep sea fisherman, will command the schooner Geo. H. Chance. He re cently arrived from Maiue to as sume his duties. The present season promises to be vtry lively in Newport. New r.-sideuts are constantly bting ad" ed to the city's population . Many hundred summer tournts wi 1 spend the season in Newport. The old Megginson building on Front street bet ween Puelp's hall j aod Williams store ;s being tasen down. It is one of the ou. land marks of Newport. Its destruc tion wili lessen the tire risk in this block. The people f Newport And Ya quina have a good opportunity this week to appreciate the con venieuce of the steamer Richard sou. She was laid up on South beach tor three days, having her machinery re pared. It will probably take the Deep Set Fiabing company some weeks yet to get into operation. Their t-chooutr has to go to San Francisco for her machinery and the works at Oneatta are not vet fitted up. By July the company will be in ' fuu o iteration. : wi eks. The Santa Maria will mn j in her place The underwiiters sent to Capt Lord tunas amounting to titty r cent, of what is due I he hands win bjtn 1WOrk,Df VU he s,Ter "4iin By, which Cpr. Lore i duy disbursed to the men. Wt understand that twe mm re I used .( ge on with the work until tbf balance ot their claim is pant. I Uailai W-dneday XIM. Paul Philipoteaux's great historic cvclorama painting of the battle , eiit of an old sJdier. Admission, 1 25 cents- no halt , ' price. INI Kxperiinenl. You can net afford to waste time in ' xperimentiiig when you lunK are j danger. Coisuuiption jlwayi 1 seems at lirst only a cold. 1)011"'!. permit any dealer to impose upon you 'with some cheap imitation of Dr. Sinff.l-Scw Uw.-overy for l,onsump tion, JCoughs and Colds, but be snre ; ytu gel the genuine. Because Lt can make more profit be may tell you I i.e hat so met hi 'i :r just as good, or just j the same. Don't be deceived, but in ! -ist upon getting Dr. King's New Di. j i-overy, which is guaranteed to give j releif in all Throat, Lung aud Chest ' afl'eet'tons. Trim tiotiles free at Fos- Merrhaat Tallnrius. ! Mr K. A. Schiflier. wl.n n- ; ' 1 " ' " " ,.,.tltv wn ensraced in th tailor- ( ne patterns, incluJing some ele- ! Knt light-weight suitings for spring t and summer wear have just been 1 received. Those desiring neat tit ting clothing should cull and leave their orders. I A RvKtril farms. If von enjoy a guod cuo ot coffee call at the Willamette Packing 1 "'Pany s Thev have just re j . ; ceiviM a line 101. 01 green ami roasi l - i 1 coffees. Do not fail to give them a trial. Another new line of Sterling pianos and Estey organs just re ceived at G. L. Blackman's. A new barrel of s:iu?r kraut at lace, Thompson iV. Co,'. YVal- Buy vour garden -eed and onion et at Wallace, Thompson & Co. 'a. ' Sotu eh iee Ktrly It is s-jn't p?ta toes at Vallee, T!'ompso 4Cn', urnri Zin W.UNEGU, tlraTliiate of the Royal Olfee o( Lotulon, KnirlHiid, also of the lielle- vue Medical College. The Dr. has spent a lifetime of study and praetiee and makes a spe cialty of chronic diseases, removes cancers, scrofela enlargements.tiunors and wens, without p:n or the knife. He al-o nnkfi u s.:ei tlty of treat ment with electricity. Has practiced in the German Fr.-ne'i "d Engliwh j , hospitals. Culls pi...iptly attended .1... '..I.. u .a ,..ffni. 1 UdV 111 lllkflll.. U S I !""" "GOOD WILL TO ALL O.iioe a d res Ferry street, ,,etween T,,jr(l , Flinrth. f ANTED. j THOSE WISHING A FIRST ! I eiass pian, sewing machine, Hit- hfc-st music or artists' materials, will ! rind a bargain by calling at Mrs. B. : UymanX The pian.w are fully guar ! anteed for rive years. The best i .,;....- ... ..In to stand the climate 01 1 : " : . .. . . x- a.. : 1 tb Pacific coast. lm -"-- i can S I f:i.tiil; s iis : Maoliinc will p'-ae nvt Pniiitiug and music les there. Stamping, Km- .u . :iven broidery and Dressmaking none u; oni' No. 11 0 1st St., AluiMiJ, wr. Klertrir Kilter. This remedy is becomiair s well and popular known as to need no spe cial mention. All who bave used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise A purer medicine does not ex ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidnevs, and remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Kheuin and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malaria) fevers For the cure of Headache, Constipation an 1 Indigestion try electric bitters En tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Prtce 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle at Foe hay & Mason. For chilblain and frost-bites tuse Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When promptly applied to the Iro.en narts it will pievent the sk.n from turning black or peeling off. It allays the itching and smarting of chilblains and soon restores the part to a healthy condition For sale b Foshay A Mason, A l'UK E.HTKKI'RlSINO Real Estate Agent, Offers for sale this morning the fol lowing list of city property, which is bonded at such extremely low figures that it is bound to sell: Four good vacaut lots in Hackle man's 2d addition for $1000. One vacant city lot, centrally lo cated, for $100. One block of 8 lots and good hoHse and barn in 2d add. for $2,000. Oae good cornerlt and good,; house and barn in the 2d addition, J good location, for ?7o. One good house aud oue lot. good j location, foi $650. 1 Two good vacant lots on the river 1 ron i, gooa lucauon ior inui ot any a. J I. - r -,, e 1 kind, for $1200. Four good city lots ami a good bouse and barn, for $1200. FARM FOR SALS, I WILL SKLL MY PINE FARM OK 200 acres, situated in Beaton county, two miles from Albany. This is good, healthy locatiau, with rood well of pure water, wiUi wind mill; KUod house; buildings all new. Tbis is one o' the most sightly places lu Ore iron, harinfr a flue viaw of the surrounding cou.strj, towns aud mountains. FariiiK land all new and clean and adapted to all kinds of fruit. Ouality of land seoond to none. I will make rhis a rare bargain to the riirht man. luimifrrants, don't hull to see this farm before 3u bav. Come and see me 011 the place. U. T. WHITNEY. Xo charge for reserved seats at W. I F. Head's; we want to show gocds. ' CtllOlcK ITALIAN fKL'NK .TKKKS FOR sale. Apply to I. W. Si-iik Albanv (IIIIJIO I1ILE BAKING POW I) KB. Pi.t up expressly for .lnliiist(;r:id ; wohl and sold at his Goldeu 1 l!u!e Bazaar in j oxe; pouxdjlcaxsi AT M IK .M Mt a.J. Guaranteed to be fir6t-uLiss in v-frijt ituiiTi.tf 1 .IIJLIl'S ci; AI ( 11 1 I why; dobs THE MAN 'LOOK SAD Because fie knows thit his dear wife is jmt coiiMiieucing to work dim for something you . know how it is yourselfnut when LADIESTFADE WITH Brownell & Stanard Their husbands don't look that way, because there are no extravagant prices on their good. F.verythinp is grMid; even think is cheap; make Home happy, make YOUR HUSBAND S.M ILK Ity trailing at the economical store where thr. rub-of go ) I comU am) I-iw priocs knows n- exception I imi't forget that t inple ot economi is at SroTCieU & Stauard's- COl;SSU KIKST ANU BH0AAI BIN SLii krkha lap s On -AND- He Spring Poet Is ir! This is the ship that's built aright, That has been going day and night Bringing goods from ererv clime Bought lor cash in the nick oftimt; To please the bujtjrs at Wailacn , Thompson tfe Co' This is tl f train with its precious freight That iBi't 1 he hip at the dock an! g.'lte Anj carriefi with lightninf speed iTill the thoiifht it would rr i .1 1 A i j ;intnc hit nuixrin at o This is the store, as firm as a rock, That holds the u;tods from the seaport dock, All spread out !y a careful hand Mids1, fabrics of our own dear land, To please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson &, Co'a fhis is the press of modern miAe, Uun with sueli speed the i afters shake. That spreads the news in town and state Anil tells ot what has been done of late v Jo please the buyers at Wallace, Thompson fe Go's. "WHOLESALE A1TZ) EST AIL GE0CEE5, I'LlXN CLOCK, the loom jump the track, indeed. 11 nil p 1 iiiiai., 1 iiviuuiuh w v .-. ALBANV, OREJON 4 - I
