Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, March 10, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING HEBALD: SUNDAY. VMA1?CH 10, 1889. ftoroittj Sails JRetad V. 4s. . B- TIHK TAltLL. XOItTH BOUND. eparta rrives. Caia. expr. tuene ex Fieijrht ti;4a aui 1 11:15 aw .nil Pnrtl'il lAlOam 7:iOan, 4Spm SOUTH BOUM. 'Arrives! Departs! Arrives Calajexp Emrene Freight 7:45pm I 5pro.Ashliind9.0Oam I2;20pin!l2.40pm Eiwene 2.44pm , . - l.:OpmKiuene 6.00pm No Freight received forouth.af :er 11... the hoiuo day. URkXiON PACIFIC TIMK TABLC Arrives Departs rinTlSamTToOp m 5.25pnilti.50 Ui Paseneer Freight.... School election to-morrow. Eugene is to have a telephone The stockholders of the company system. j are as follows : J. L. Cowan. S. K. Artists materials cheap at Mrs. Younjjr, N. A. Blodgett, C. li. Hyman's. i Burkhart, V. K. Keliey, W. II. New line of fountain pens at Ooltra.Wm Ralston.H. L. Crai.or, will A Stirk's L. flinn, b . L. Allen, A. l'eaice, A I & Marks. .... Chas. Pfelffer, J. W. Cusick, A. Y . A. Burkhart, agent for the . iIawkleinail Cua8. K. Wolverton. Millard property. j A (JroS8 u F Simpson, W. C. Telephone for Bale at F. L. Ken- j Tweedale, A. B. Mcllaiu, C. J. ton's. Trice $1.50. ; Stuart, M. Sternberg, E. J. Lan- The price of wheat remains at j nin;, Stewart fc Sox, Julius Grad 70 tents in this city. j wohl, W. F. Read.J. W. Anderson, iu i Lci,mi.,r Aib'.s y this summer. It i Untight now that Ex -Sena- tor slater may recover. Njw line of jewelry, tVa'noml rings, gold watches silverware etc, at Will & Stark's. Don't forget that at Mrs. 15. E. sewing machines. No. 1 Star tomatoes and all kinds of fresh canned goods at a very 'ow figure at Conrad Meyer's. Have von seen that new line of rine lurmttire at ronniiiKr ; banv, Oregon, the right to construct Irving'? It not .twill pay to do j a.M,- 'operftte a 8treet railway over iani along the streets and public Go to Burkhart & Koyce's for 11 j tn'Toughfares of said city of Al kinds of job printing. Prices j L,..y. reasonable. First-class work guar- i',e people of the city of Albany anteed. io ordain as follows : The Southern Pacific train ran Section 1. That there be and over and k.lled a $r.'5 horse owned hereby is granted unto the Albany by P. A. Moses at Tangent on Strjut Railway Co. of Albany, Or Friday. egon, and its assigns, the right .-. i i ;i: There is talk of a big excursion from San rrancisco to Albany and i it. a. v : i : l irooaoiy to l auiiina uurinir tne i Hummer. About 83,000 bushels of wheat re mains unsold in the Farmers' warehouse, and about 25,013 1 u hels of oats. The horsemen of Linn county will meet in the city on Saturday, March .15, to arrange for a horse show to.be given ia the near future. F. L. Kenton propesss to do a strictly cash business', and will sell groceries at the lowest possi ble prices. If you want a clean and fine smoke ask for J. Joseph's home made white labor cigars. For sale by most cigar dealers and at J. Jseph'8 factory. A new line of fine wall-papers with borders to match have been opened at Fortmiller & Jrving's. I key are new and elegant designs. Call and see them. he Pacific Argand ranges Wh four and six hole. An east ern! stove made especially for this coast's trade. Sold only by Geo. W. Smith, Albany. Those non-majienttc watches at Will & Stark's are accurate time keepers, as is exhibited by the novel instrument tor testing watch- . . . . - . . es to oe s;en in tnejr snaw winoow. Farmers say that the prospects ! were never better for a i,eaVy wheat crop than at present. There is a larger acreage sown a Iari'r af;reaii sown in l.'iin , county this season than f jt - - - j Llll'.kIM . toeiai 1 years. lien F. French, the rustling book agent, has received from Washing ton a beautiful memoir, containing complete details of the inauguration of President Harrison It reached here on remarkably quick time. Curran & Mor.teith sold yester day to 'John Lear lot 7 in block 8. Uackleman's 8d addition, owned by James Brown ; consideration, HtO. They also sol i to Mrs. Sophia Paumgart two lots in Uackleman's 3d addition. The pieent summer promises to he one of the busiest building seasons in the history of Albany, and A ill mark a period of substan tial growth in the city. . Important railroad building, public improve ments and private enterprises now ii foot render this assured. Some of the fastest horses in Oregon are owned in IJnn county. It is strange that the fair grounds race track adjoining the city I P '" or ll9 assigns in the const mc ild be allowed to fall into dis-' u1onor rf PaIr ut ,J str rilllw' and shoul use, while local horsemen send their horses to Mc.M.nnville and other places for training. Prof. Krumbein, the London artist, is in the city w ith some (ine oil crayon portraits of President Harrison, Governor Pennoyer and other prominent men. He .will re turn in a few day to take' orders. They wi.'l be on exhibition at P.lackman's drug store. There never was a time when all tin towns of Oregon were so alive T the r.eed of making known their j vspecial advantages and the value of the country tributary to them as now. In ail "directions effort are ma le to advertise local interests : :id to make the state better known "'road. That such a course must iiave a walutary effect there can be no doubt. All the excitement ovtfr the re J'otted sinking of an American iiian-of-war at Samoa ry the Ger 'i !is proves to have resulted from a bogus dispatch manufactured by 'e .rt.i Frncijo Examiner. Re-'iabil-ty and tin ht'.iiiies ii ;:ivir.; t'fws ;"ire ess n i ib v. i soone? 4,r later big pajeis as wll as sinai ties must learn to practice if they v-ish to ni.iin'ai:: j-iibiiv. cnlidenci a'd patronage. THE STREET R. R. The Company Proposes to Begin Work at Once. the nv. WHO COMPOaK it. Csmplft Liat of the Stockholders lbs Ordinance Granting the Franchise and Its Provisions. Much interest has been mani fested in the uewiy-orjjanized Al bany Street Railway Co. Tothoee who are skeptical as to the inten tions of this company to construct the line this summer it can be said the company state that they will at once proceed with the work, and before the people of the city are ... ,J ; Fol owing are the incorporators : , . T ? . ,-, F simusm. W. F. Read. W. U. Goltra, M. Sternberg, V. C. Twee- j dle, Samuel E. Young, A. 1. Mc I llwaiu, Chas. E. Wolverton. The men who compose the com pany are all solid citizens of Al- jet your'bany. lr.e nee ary stock lias all ueen suuscrineu, ana ine suc- tess of the enterprise is assured. The ordinance granting the fran chise to the company is as follows: An ordinance granting to the i Albany Street Kailwav Co. of Al- anu pnvaiege to lay uown, con struct and maintain a street rail way, the tracks to be constructed of iron or steel laid upon suitable foundations, and to i .hi and oper ate thereon curs and such vehicles necessary to carry passengers, bag gage and freights over and along the line of said railway upon First street for the whole lengtti thereof and upon Lyon street from the center of First street in the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon, to the south boundary oi the corporate limit? of said city 'of Albany, ami over and along any and adl other streets Within the said city of Al bany that said company or assigns may deem iiecessary or convenient for the successful operation of its railway for the full teim of i'o ears Irom the date of the approval ol this ordinance. Provided theritrht. privilege and franchise hereby granted to the said Albany Stroet j Kailwav Co. and its assigns to lay a d construct a st"ect railway shall 1 oe exclusive within the corporate limits of the said city of Albany tor the lull term ol 2 years atoie sid, anJ, : provided further, the said company shall have and enjoy the privilege and franchise hereby granted upon all streets that it snail have constructed its railway . . .... at the end ot said 2: years, so long . .1 . 11 i as me same snaii oe useu as a net-i lauway , out um iiituuu 8 n. be exclusive uon s d ;ets alter the exp.ration of shiu - . ., . : : - j . kill 111. I'lT.i iiiii in '.1 rnnrti. I .1. . 1 . .11 1 . . 1 . . 1 t . LJMULmtM ll. III.VI UUVI VVIICI I l'l.bl.'U 111 . 1 tne miuuie oi tne sireeis except where curves are required to pass from one street ujku another, and that the track, curves and turnouts shall be laid in such a manner as to least obstruct the public in the use of said streets. Sec. 3. The said street railway shall be constructed and main tained upon the grade as estab lished by th'city of Albany upon sattl streets, and the said company si. all at all times keep and main tain the said railway in good con dition and repair, including the space between the rails, and that the cars run thereon shall be first class and. kept in a cleanly condi tion. And the said Albany Street Railway Co. and its assigns shall have and hereby is granted the privilege of using steam, electric or horse p wer, as said company or its assigns may hereafter de termine. Sec. 4. That said railway com- suitu not oruupy nor obstruct iie street lor moie than M0 continuous feet at any one time nor or a greater length of tune than 80 days. ekc. 5. That said street railway company and its assigns shall plank its track for the whole length tliecof upon; the outside of the rails for , I he space of eight-inches from said rails outward, which said itlank shall be placeu as near the heighlh of Ihe said rail, so as to leatot obstruct the travel by the public and at the same time be the leaiat inco-u mod ions to the use of said railway by said company, and when the track of said railway snail cross any bridge the same shall be plunked upon each side of the rails so as to least interfere with the use of the said bridge bv the iublic. t-EC. . That said railway com p;iy and its asst. n may" fix he charges to be mauj for catryiiig iiu i ritii toning passengers, wag gae and lreiglit upon and over itt. I .ines. Provided ine hue chawd I t.kll..l I. ULJ.k, ....... ........ .... I iui ii i .-..triit-i 11. i- .tlli JOt'l or any p.rt ttiereol sliaii i.ol i-x-i etd li .v. vvtits .-Ki-. 7. aiil roiiipauy s!:.i 1 uitiiin 8.i davA after in.- upj.i.. ,i. i this ordinance nie a rtiiiu-n ac- ceptance of the sanie, and if it fails to 61e such acceptance wiMiin the said 30 days it shall be deemed to have forfeited all rights and privileges under this franchise. Sec. 8. That, work shall be commenced upon the construction of said railway within Wdaysfrom the approval of this ordinance, and the same shall be completed upon First street from Washington street to the intersection with Lyen street and uoon Lyon street to the Ore grn & Ca'if r .ia 1 a'lroad Co.'s depot within one year from such approval. Sec. 9. That said railway com pany or its assigns shall upon for feiture of this franchise put all streets upon which its said lines shall have been located in as good condition and repair as the balance of said streets within said city of Albany within 90 days from the forfeiture thereof. Sec. 10. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force fo n and after its approval by the mayor. The ordinance was signed by Mayor Cowan on Feb. 28, and it terms Have been accepted by the company. A meeting of the stock holders will probably be held next week, at which time oflicers will be elected and arrangements made for the immediate commencement of work. A'llxKttKT IS STttKK. I A Number ol Good Shows Will Visit Albai; Next Month. Mr. W. F. Read, secretary of the opera house company, states that a number of firt-class shows are booked for performance in this citv next month. The Ben Colton Comedy Co.,con- sidereu one of the hest on the road will be here on March i!2. On or about April 15 the never-to-be-forgotten Akin Joslyn Com pany will appear in an entirely new play. The Koyce & Lansing Musical Comedy Co.. which is favorably known in Albany, will be her.- on April 1. The well known Grismer-Davif Dramatic Company is booked for one of their splendid performancr on April 2(. ItispDssible that Paul Boytm will give an exhibition here, as his agent has written for information concerning a suuaoie place lor a performance by this noted swim mer. It is quite certain that this city is to be treated to a series of first class performances during the next month. Wedding Kells, This evening at the residence of the bride's parents in this citv, Mr. I). O. Woe J worth, formerly of Albany, now of Ellensburg, W. T. and Miss Esther Marshal, the ac complished daugh-or of A. II. Marshal, will be united in marri lge. by Rev. E. R. Prichard. The contracting parties are .well and favorably known here and have a wide circle of friends w ho will ex tend to them hearty congratula tions. The "uirriage will "w a very le-herche affair, only a few of the most in. imaie friends of tne bri'le and groom being present. Mr. Wood wort li ha 3 recently engaged in the drug store bnine s in Ellensburg. where the happy couple will in future reside. A Wonderfal Pumpkin. large iflass was broken tl-.f A large tilass was otner day in the tshow window ol Rurkhait& Keeney's real estate office, in which a nuge pumpkin UMltt il i CI .I'l V'l.il A Lit r mi..ip ft... ; t... i.'ast i,0 was mwjii. ...... 1 ..- . ,..a t v.. . ni UllTI liU II 1 t - - - 1 --- au, inquited the cause. He cause. tie was informed that since the pumpkin was taken from the garden last fall it had jjrown six inches in dianWr, in fact had been growing all inter, and that on account of the recent rain it had begun to grow so rapidly tliat it was crowded against the window breaking it. As the pumpkin was something like a hundred pounder the eastern man was ready to believe any thing, and he accepted the story and went to the hotel to write home about this wonderful climate. -l.-'-. i A Bis PiirrtaiiM'. . A syndicate of Albany men con sisting of F. M. Redfield, V. C. Tweedale and V. F. Crosby have purchased of .John Millard 40 acres adjoining the city between the fair ground and the Flkins falls, and with the latter gentleman have formed a company, who will plat the same, lay it out in town lots and place them upon the market. The price paid for the land was tftiOO and 50 per acre. The plat is beautifully located, and it will before very long be dotted with residences. To Improve the ttuera Mouse. A meeting of the stockholders of the Albany Buildiog Association will beheld wu the 19th inst, at which time directors will be elected for tiieeusuing year. It is also stated that a proposition will be made to raise up tlit opera house, making it a three story building, the ground floor to be used as a business bouse.. This would make of the opera lie e a doe structure and a good business corner. IB0.AL MK.MIO.. Nelson Rennett, the well known railroad coutiactor, is in the city. Dr. E. (). Smith and II . Y. Thoiupsod, of Portland, are in ttie city. Mrs. J). McClain and Mrs. Heathman, of Harrisburg, are vis iting in the city. Miss Clara McMeeken, who has been visiting in this city for several d ys, returned home last evening. .Mis. J. C. George of Seat: In, Mrs. M. C. tieorgu and her n.otlier "l t'uri liiiul, wlio lias been visiiing .it i lie; ii sidt in't' oi Mrs. n ui jc in tiii.s city, returned ;ome yes er ay. Burkhart !c Royce, job printers Tim HAsotic nuriE. Tne Building Board Meet and Amiga for Its Erection This Snaaaner. The Masonic building board.con sisitimr of Messrs. D. P. Mason, C. E. Wolverton, L. O. Marehajl, J. K. Weatherford, L. Senders, G. W. Maston and G. F. Simpson, met last evening and organized, by the election of G. F. Sunpsori, pres ident. C. E. Wolverton secretary and D. P. Mason treasurer.' The following building commit tee was appointed, with instruc tions to submit the plans, adver tise for bids and arrange for the immediate work of constructing the building: G. W. Mastan, L. Sen ders and G. F, Simpson. The building will be a two-story structure, 100 feet long and 42 feet front on First street. The location is the ground purchased last sum mer, where the old building of the First National Bank now stands and the wooden building eat of the same. The first story will be used for store buildings. The temple, it is said, will be a tine structuie and an ornament to the city. ittl'IUEUX r.llll'lf FFI I.ILS. They Return from, a Trip to Lebanon- Tho Proposed Ci aviHe Bni ch. Messrs. Koehler, Brandt and! other oflicials of the Southern Pacific railroad returned to Port-1 land vesterdav from a trip over the ! Lebanon branch of the road. They went to Lebanon to investigate the matter of the recent injury re ceived by W. II. Watkins, for which he" has sued the company for $10,528. They also had in yiew tlie . pro posed " extension of the Lebanon liranh t-j Sodaville. and it is un derstood, sent engineers to view the route and make various inves tigations concerning it. The people of Sodaville ollerto secure the right of way, and there is little doubt but that the road will be built along with the other railroad pntfrorises this summer, as it is comparatively a 1' vel route and the cost of construction wouid be small Coming to Oregon. As an evidence of the late im migration that is pouring into Ore gon the Oregon Short Line road is running big passenger trains crowded with people going west. It Pocatello on Friday evening the West OOUIIU iram Uiiu triK"i vaio uu - ---- ; , v n .,lo,l a tn till everv seat One promptly applied to the frozen narts f.vj loaded as to till eer seat, yne j it wm cnt the sk n fr0II ,uruhl(, SV.. of the officers of the road predict bla(.k or peelinr oir. u allavs the i tnat neiore aiay isi mry iu us running two such trains per day. The tirjMllujc t'onameucctl. The first property owner to com mence work on the grade recently ordered by the city conncil on Washington street was Dr. 1). M. Jones, who commenced yesterday to cut the street down to grade. He will use the dirt removed from the street to liU up the lower portion of his lots. Deal It tr a. ri)OCr, . J. J. Davis, well known in this portion of the fate, died at his home near Jefferson on Fri- ay, atzed 55. ile was one of the pio neers of Oregon and was a man of good qualities. A False stiiicincnl. parties are circulating Certain parties are the report that we are not selling i Pearl coal oil. and that its test is only '. tire teit, which is fal.se. We are selling the genuine Pearl coal oil, 150 tire test, at $1 L5 per live gallon can ; every can guaran teed. All we have "to say is this, charity begins at home; you mind your business and we will attend io oiiis. Willame te Packing Co. It It IK IKTI. Uie Fahrney's paiucen. New goods at Kead's. French keeps railroad time. IUiv your stoves and tliitvai at Sinilli A: Washburne's. Buy vour sranlen seed and onion Sets at Wallace. Thompson & C:'t. Soma eh ice K ir!y le seed pota toes at WaJlif e, T!'onipso" & Co.'s, Try some of those dried pealed peaches at Wallace, Thompson V Co.'s. And. Hannah, how is your ma Uown at Read's looking at new goods of course. It will pay you to go and see the beautiful art" studies at Guisi &' Son's drug store. j A. Archibald, agtnt for the Sinc? er Manufacturing Co., oppr.site Fellow? temple. FoK LAME BACK, SI UK OR CHEST fSK SliiloVt Poms Piaster. l'riee,ri" c ents. Foshay & Mason. Builders should iro to Smith it Wjtsiibunie'a.for their carpenters tools i and builder hardware. aw . , I t ..... nave we got em j cwinsc nc have, iust stacks of u-w goods, ana we want to bill them at 'V. F. Read's For your tine imported ind Ke West eigi're, iro to M. Baumffart cigar 6torc, one door east of Black man's drujf store Mexican Cactus Bitters is the best remedy in the world for liver and kid ney diseases, indigestion, etc. For sale at M Banmgart's With tit'! spring comes iraidi-ninir Mid srediiiV. AH k of tools are needt'd hyWrd.-ticrs .wil be found at ! Smith tV. Wat-hbu rue's. Chaaibcrlaiu's F.ve ..nd Skiii Oint ment is iiiienualed. lor old chronic eoivs. Many case have been permaj nantlv cured by it. For sale by to shav fe Vason. The dry cold weather of the early winter months is productive of .!; ea deal of croup auionir chilaren. Moth ers should be on the lookout for it,and be prepared to arrest it as ?oon as.the tir-rt 8vmptnm appear. True croup nev r comes without n warning: day or two befoiethe attack the chid wili become hoarse, and that symptoms is soon followed bv ( peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as thi- hoarse lies or" rough appears, all danger anr? anxietv mayi be avoided; it has neve failed, cvenn n the most severe cases. ! There is no danger in givinff the Remedy- for it contains no injurious substance. For sale by Foshay A .Maiuu, Ik Real Estate Apt, Do you want to buy a good vacant city lot to build on this spring? If so, if you will come and see me I will show you some in as good a location as vou could ask for from $150 to $200 per lot. These lots are beautifully situated, being located near Ferry street and fronting on that street. Come and see me, if you want a bargain in any kind of city property. Re member I am agent at this point for the famous Canadian Pacific railway, and I can sell you a ticket direct to any point in the United States or Canac a for from $5 to $10 cheaper than oil can set it over any other line Don't forget this little point when you want to go East or when you want to send for your friends in the East. Klrrlric Killers. This remedy is becoininir so well and popular knuwii as to ceed no spe I'iul mention. All who liari nsrit Elcerie hitters siug the (-aiue ong of prai.se A purer medicine does not ex ist and it is guuruntced to do till that is claimed. Electric Hitters will euro ! all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, and remove Pimples. Boils. S:ilt i Rheum and other all'ection caused by impure blood. Will drive Miliaria from the system and prevent, as well I as cjiire afl Malarial feers For the 1 cure of Headache, Constipation and ! Indigestion try electric bitters Kn I tire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded, l'rtce 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle at Foshay tt Mason. For chilblain aud frost-bites fuse Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When itching and smarting of chilblains I and 8oou restores the part to a healthy i ondition , For . sale by . Foshay V Mason. FARM FOB SALST" I WILL SKLL MYCK1NE-FARM ? 2W acres, situated in Hcnton county, two luiU'S from Albany. This is a (OO'l, healthy locatiau, with good well of pure water, with wind mill; guod house; buildings all ie . TliiH is one ot the uiont hightlj' places in Ore you, having a flue viaw ofthe tiurrouudfair couNtrj, towns and luountaim. Karin land all new and clean and adapted t.) all kinds of fruit. Onality of land necond none. I will make rhis'a rare liar:iin to the ri(;ht man. Immii;niits. don't faill to M-e this farm before JJou huv, Come and xee mc on the place. M. T. WHI'l'NKY. .No charge lyr reserved se ds at W. F, Kead's; we want to show jioods. . mI .'4. Jfc 1 1 111 KJ sale. Apply .. N I'KL'.Ni.ntEliS I ( R 10 I. . SflNK Albaii.i llll, MAKING I'ut n: expressly for .Juli;nji!(irad wohl and sold at his Golden Rule Iiaxaar in ONE POUND CANS -AT '25 CENTS TEH CAN Clr( ilia ran teed to be first-class in every Respect. JULirS CiR Al.W (HI I Because he knows that his dear wife Is just commencing to work him for something you. know yourself but when LADIESTrADE WITH Brownei: & Staoard Their husbands don't look that way, because there are no extravagant prices on their goods. Everything is good; every think is cheap; make Home happy, make YOUR HUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store where the rule of good goods and low prices knows no exception. 1 -n't forget that ttmple of eooiioin is at BroT7Holl & Stanard's- COKXER KIKT A SO BRCA''4LBI SL Burkliar 1 w v sill mmm . '-s. VIIY5 DOS .. T Vbt': THE MAN LOOK SID 3ll ir K lap is Oil -AND- The Spring Pi Is iW! This is the ship that's built aright, That has been goinj day and night Bringing goods from everv clime Bought tor cash in the nick of time To please the but?rs at Wailact, Thompson & Co' f jPk ftp "EJj This is the f rain with its preciou. fre ight That met tin ship at the dockyard g.ie And carried the snoods with lightning speed Till the thought it would jump tlie track, indeed. To pic-is th- 1 uners at ailac, Thompson & CVs. This is tin-, stort, iis linn as a rock. iTliHt holds.tiit ilcikhJjs from the seaport dock, 1 All sprt'iul out ly a careful haud Mids 'ahrics ot ;.ur own To please the bir ers at This is the press of modern uiaj-.c. Run with such speed the i afters shake. Jltac spreads the news in town and state And tells ot what has been done of late- Jo please the buym at Wallace, Thompson & Cos. WHOLESALE , AND EETAIL GE0CEES FLINN BLOCK, TVs nl dear land, Wallace, Tliompsdu . A LB AN V, 0REo'0N