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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 12, 1889)
1HE MOKNINQ HEKAIil); FRIDAY, JVLY 12, 1S89. . A C. It. K. TIMK TA1U.I . NORTH nouxo. ..eparta.rnve. iati. expr. .Hatrcoe ex :." iii'1..rara 1'orti'd 1010a: l:U.un.":,0a.nj - 34og y 46pm SOUTH BOUND. Arrives. Departs, Arrives :45pm 6pm ;20pm li40pm i L.TOpm AehlandO.OOaru Fugeue i40piu Eugene 6.00pra ttwrene ex li Freight i.. Ko Kreisht received foronthjater 11a.i the Minie Ua. OREGON PACIFIC TIMK TAI'.LE. Arrive ouparw ..ii.iiamii.Mpin . r Jtr 'tf - r ,. r'aaenxcr. . Kreizht . JOTTINGS ABOrT TOWN There an .'JO men in the state i penitentiarv, out not a woman. i Uuoher anl leather belting of all dicriptioiis at Stewait it Sox. The new steam saw-mil! at Har risburg will start up within a week. - The foundation fur Fred Llum Iterg'n new hrick l'l"ck was wn pletetl yi'steiday. O. L. niacknia.i will m"1I his en tire stork of hooks and stationery at cost fur ."JO days. Fifty pieres of furniture given with ail cook stoves or ranges old hv Matthews V Washburn. i'asture witli good shadr and running water, for cows. Applv to F. II. Wallace, ."th street, 'c.-t Albany. 1 hose wis-hing screen doors and windows should get my prices be fore ordering elsewhere. V. W. Crowder. The street railway track will be nearly finished this week. The cars will probably be completed by ept 1st. A number of liii" horses will go in training at the race track near this city as soon as it is put in good condition. Flic fire cisterns on First street ! nave neen nuiit up with masonry to open in the middle of the road ied of the street railway. I. W. Mathews has sold his in- i terest in the Eureka Oyster stand. ' and is taking a pleasure trip before ! starling in nusmess again. Or. J. W. Starr has moved his otlice trom his residence to the I'earce and Strahan block, upstaim in the rear rooms on the main hall. Active preparations are being made in the census bureau for the taking of the census next year. The census taker will find not far from 3000 population in Albany. The markets of this citv are sup- plied with a profusion of fruits and j oernes oi every description, it is a noticeable fact that some of the finest peaches are raised near Albany. Srr!l viiv fir.-lin n la ii I h Air.-.n eems to have resulted in much ( good. Fruit -rowers say that ! appies win noi oe mieciea wiin i worms this year as they were in I many legalities last season. ! 1 . ! , . ... The Salem Statesman denies the j item recently published in the I Iekald concern ng Thomas Kay's cnampion won in England, and pronounces it a canard. However it is no can ard, and several of Mr. Kav's the i friends in this citv have seen belt, and a prominent attorney to whom Mr. Kay told the story him self, related it to-a IIkk.u.p report er. I'KIISONAI. MKMIO. l'rauk Johnson, of Palouse City, is in town. Mrs. Ii. F. Alley, of this city, is risiting her parents in Kngene. Mrs. P,. W. Cundiir and family ill return to-day from a trip to the mountains. The Misses Gilbreth of Day ton, W. T.. who have leen visiting rel atives in Tangent, go to-day with their Uncle. John Luper, to pay a visit to Mr. Lunar' daughter. Mrs. J. Ii. McFarland. alnive Lower I R Soda, on the South Santiatn. I F t'omiai; t Orrgon. John K. Shephard. the represen-1 tative of the Oregon immigration board at San Francisco, is in Port-1 in the city arranging for the erec land on a brief visit. "Immigra- j tion of a big steam saw-mill on the tion at present, though steady," Santiatn near the line of the Ore said he, "is not very heavy. The gon Pacific, railroad. The finest indications, however, are that im-1 bodies of timber in Oregon are to migration will be very large again j be found up the Santiam, a fact tbis fall. At present from 500 to that is being found out by capital OO immigrants bound for Oregon ists from other states. and Washington territory leave ' - - - San Francisco each week. Most ! Sunday hi.-kens. of them come from the East over : )T; wiil have a nice lot of spring the Lnion Pacific, but a great many also come from Southern California. There is scarcely any immigration to Southern California and things are pretty dull there. in j.os Angeies a:ui I'assauena, as also in other cities, hotels are closed. In the largest my opinion -. I -I . . ,, -. - i lue e.i icw years win witness an immisrrnt.iitn tn I Iretrmi and . AVocli. : in.'ton tprritorv tliat .viii K..rr,Co I IK-opie. luiproviitK thf EIrctrir I.ip;lit Plant The electric light plant of this cny win soon oe unaer the man agement of a duly incorjiorated , company. .Messrs. Allen it (Jotl,! the proprietors, have about com-! pletetl the organization ot a joint stock company composed of prom inent business men, who will be associated with them in the busi ness. The company will be known as The Albany Electric. Light, Power and Telephone Co. The capita! stock wid be sjtfO.OlH). and the capacity of the plant will be doubled, one of new dynamos hav ing already been received. The present plant is crowded to its ut most capacity, and the object of the new company is to improve it, making it one of the best on the coast. Just received a car load of Tubbs pme nii.n T.:t binding twine, w hich we oiler a" bottom prices. Knapp, Jiurrell & Co. THE ALBANY & ASTORIA. KilLWAY. ! A forps of Fifteen Ssrvtyorg ia the Field The Koate. tuy surveyor . u. iiarr. one mm t a w v of the stockholders of the Albany & Astoria Railway of this city, which was recentlv incorporated with a capital stock of $1,000,000, commenced the work yesterday of the preliminary survey of the line. He has a party of fifteen men. They will make this city their headquarters for several days. The survey will start near the fer ry, and will be run on a direct line through the northeast corner of Kenton county, through l'olk and a portion of Yamhill counties, to Tillamook, probably connecting there with the Astoria & South I . .... . , oasr. itaiiway. The definite location of the route is the work undertaken the surveyors, after which the company wiil secure, the right oy uav. t ith this accomplisned, the company nas assurance that there i amule backing to carrv the under - it 1 1 1 I it nr r i. m i tn rnmiiM r rr Ic fa kin' to its ultimate completio" i t:0w j The people of Albany have here lo.'orc exnioiieu romarKaoie en'er- f prise in securing imiorlant rai! j way coniiei-tions, and if the Albany I it Astoria railroad is pushed j through to give this cil-y, in addi-! lion to the harbor i aquina, an outlet at the seaport of Astoria, ! the result wdl be felt upon the I commercial interests of Albany' in a manner calculated to exceed the hopes of even those most ' sanguine of the citv's future to watki: rONSOlKi: Al.UANV, July 11. Rule No. One: All parties are positively forbidden from sprinkling or wetting lawns, gardens or streets except from .") to S o'clock a. m. and from 5 to ! o'clock v. m. and sprinkling or wetting first street is positively forbidden at all times between 130 ! uantl feet west of Washington and to j Mrs. Mary Croft and family and .Montgomery street. The iienaltv ! Mrs. F. F. Croft and family intend for breaking said rule is. the water I will be shut oil without notice and i before you get it again it will cost you $2 tor shutting ofl and turning lmost a Fire. A narrow escape from a contla gration occurred at the residence of Thomas Hopkins the other evening. After retiring, a suspi cious noise, as it something was i dropping, was heard in the pantry. ! Ur, opening the door to investigate the cause, the r. om was found to be enveloped m flames. A match i used to light the lamp is supposed to have set 'ire to the light ma terial of the shelving. The castor hail melted down and had fallen to the floor, which awakened Mrs. Hopkins. The flames, which had not yet gained headway on the woodwork, were easily extin- '. guished. and what might have Provft1 !l Invented eriou conflagration was 1. Thf Ire Work C rowded. The Albany I -e Works is receiv ing orders for ice as fast as it can i"s r lor 1 'V , ,bre, " afndtthet JW et ,ts utmt 0 machinery 19 j apacitv. machinery broke a ! uid the supply was stopied for one day, but they j ' aie again running andturmn' out 'IVC ton8 x?r 'a- ew ,nac'l'nery of the plant will be increased. The j company is in receipt of orders for , ice from all parts of the state, from ! aiu;na and outhern Oregon ontt rrH Installed. The following ofiicers were in- i stalled Wednesday evening bv Alba ny Lodge No. 4, I.O.O.F.. for the ensuing vear bv Depntv District G. j M., W. XT. Francis: X". G., C. ii. i Rawlings; V. G.. J. i. Cherry; ! Sec, J. D. Guiss; Treas.. Julius I i I.i.lu'f.lil llnnrtf lV.ovf V 4 .... .,i... v a Conductor, VY. C. Tweedale; O. . G.. Andrew Hunt: J. S. G., V. C. Anderson; R. S. X. ., W. M. Ketchnm; L. S. X. G., T. J.Stites; W. II. Huston; L. S. S., ( I l'urkhart. l or u Biff Saw-Mill. Stone, representing Capt. tone, representing a syndicate ot Michigan capitalists is cluckens lor Sunday. Call earlv and leave your orders. We will also have a fine lot of iwtatoen, fresh butter and vegetables. We have just received another lot of that celebrated cream cheese. Willamette Packing Co. - rivittv-nuit; of Hou8hll (.oodfi. Mrs AV. I. Rice offers at private sale her entire lot of household Ie her entire lot of goods, consisting of two chamber j sets, settees, kitchen furniture, car pets, stoves, etc. 1 he goods are in care of Mrs. C. J. Stuart. Well Worth Doable. Parties wishing cravon portraits an have them at about one half Mrs. Jilum's usual orices. condi- ' tioned that they place their orders ! with heron or before July 8th. i Orders so placed can be made sub 1 ject to delivery any time within i ninety days. Irivt Sl- fll IlfaL4tlnl'l tfw..,Hu- I Mrs. W. P.. Ric offers at private sale Iit entire lot of household j goods, consisting of two chamber i sets, settees, kitchen furniture,car ! pets, stoves, etc. The goods can i be seen in the warehouse at the O. i 1'. docks. This morning 1 will receive a good Mipply of blackberries, string ( be.ins, plums, cabbage, onions, etc. Orders solicited. F. L. Kenton. ! Nev fools at ;icads STATE DISPATCHES. Newsy Items! from ths 8tate Capital Chinaman Wantod. Spjal to tlie'IlKKALD. Salem, July 11. C. (J. Cox, a detective from San Francisco, was in the city to-day w ith a requisi tion from the Governor of Cahfor tia for the arrest of M Shui Wan, a Chinaman who was detained in Portland on a charge of defrauding Tong Wo & Co.. warehousemen of San Francisco, by means of forged warehouse receipts. M Shui Wan, w ho is an English speaking China man, and a smart one, held a re sponsible position. Mr. Cox pro cured a warrant from Governor Pennoyer and took the alternoon train for Portland, expecting to take his man back with him. Articles ot incorporation were filed in the Secretary of State's ollice to-day by the Salem Abstract and Land Co. ; principal place of business, Salem ; capital stock, f ".'0,01)0; object, to write up and I niaintar.-. abstract books and deal ! j" ?I estate; incorporators. llios. j noiman, . ii. ii. n.tieis . uid J pAiC. P.rown Estate Exchange, of Portland; capital stock, iflOUO; in corporators, M. Ci. Grillin, James Flower, J. (3. McCafTrey, N. P. Hall and G. M. Stearns. liB(MVNSVU.T.K NOTES. I'uowssvii.i.t, July Harvesting of wheat has 1- m !). jus yommcnceu in good stiape. Horn, to the wife of Mr. .1 H. H Ulson, on tlie dth mst.. a son. me Aooien mills are running again in good shape, and ae buy l ing lots of wool. Robert II. Coshow and family, of Joseph, are yisiting relatives and friends here. i The young men of this city have formed a band and bought The in struments of the Crawfordsville to start for Belknap springs in the morning to spand several weeks, Rov. A. Lcliov preached in the grove near Brownsville to a large audience last. Minrtiv Services ! iiinl'iv ow. I..V I.. .1.1 .. are to be held again next Sunday. ! r . r. t rolt has gone on a busi ness t rip to the Sound country, and may go to Alaska before he returns. He is traveling for the Woolen Mills Company. Messrs. Adams iV: Robe left this morning for the Calapooia mine3 to be gone on a six weeks' trio. Many pieces of ore have been brought from these mines this summer, but the miners are not doing as much real development work as they should, and it will be . : ir . i . some ume oeiorc me claims arei opened up. . Several men are at work building a wagon road from Gate creek, on the MtKcnzie side of the mountain, toward the sum mit of Treasure mountain. Mim.i.K i:ii; : itkus. Haymaking is all the rage now. Mr. James had a barn raising last week. Ij. 1 . Rarrv and wife went to Oiamond Hill yesterday. Plums and Lawton blackberries are beginning to ripen. Rev. Lee preaches at Middle Ridge once in two weeks. Gardens and crops of all kinds are suffering from drouth. j (;0. j lames t,iover ami tamiiv, oi burg. were hre on a visit to nla- i fives recently. ; Dick Pyburn and Oria Summers returned Saturday from a fishing and pleasure excursion up the Calapooia. Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Jackson and family visited Mrs. Jackson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mil ler, on Sunday. The carpenter who was building I Mr. Zoosman's house was kicked j by a horse on the Fourth anil has ' k.. Ku , . i. ..: i Thos. Batch's team ran away with his boy Lewis the other day. He was engaged in hauling ; gravel when a plank slipped for ward and hit one of the horses and they started to run. The boy es caped with some slight bruises and a cut on the head, but nothing serious. He Smole A smile and softly chuckled to himself and said : "I've got it at last. Now I can get ahead. Wish I had found it sooner. The Wil lamette Packing Co. sells cheaper than any other house in the city, and keep the best stock of fine, fresh groceries and vegetables. They lead in everything." Good Investment. For a small amount of money that will in a year's time double or treble your money, such an oppor tunity iH offered in South Al bany, only one-half mile from the city, embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the fair ground road. Lots sold on the installment plan. Tweedale & Rkddiei.d. Two doors south of postofnee. Hay Wanted. A quantity of good timothy hay, tightly baled, is wanted by L. Sen ders. The market price in cash will be paid for such hay delivered in Albany. California Cal-K-lorc. The only guaranteed eur2 for eutarrh cold in the head, hay fevr, rose cold. catarrhal dcitir.ess and sore eyes. Ke store the sense of taste and unpleasant breath, resulting from catarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted, by all drug gists. Send for circular "to Abietine Medical Company, Oroyille, C'jl. Six months' treatment for $1; sent by mail. 1 10. For sale 1t Foshay c Masi.il. Mexican Cactus Bitters is tlic best remedy in the world for liver and kid nev difcuhcs, iimiurci:'Mi, tic. l or sale i at M I'.itntngarfo Lots at a Bargain. A plat ?f the town of Gatesville, a new and thriving town on the eastward line of the Oregon Pacific is on file at the office of Curran & Monteith in this city. This town j is situated near the Santiam mines 1 which are now being developed, and is destined to become a thriv ing tradiug town. Lots have been placed upon the market at the ex ceedingly low price of $12 to $40. Money invested in these lots now will bring a big return in a very 'short time. It will pay those in terested to call and see Messrs. Curran & Monteith concerning this property. Ketlect a Moment. A metropolitan store, handling no other class of goods, infringing Ny on in re HP ,iv 'o ing tl on no other lino of trade, willing! e and let live. By patroniz- the merchant m Ins leading line or specialty you enable many to live, and you get better returns yourselves, whether merchant or mechanic, professional or capital ist. TIip man who has houses and stcrcto let is interested. Public j sutfit dictates this course, every ! enerous impulse prompts it. Buy j your cigars ana tooacco u Ulum, opposite the Revere House, and get your money all back again directly or indirectly. Twenty years' experience in the business. Satteens! .Satteeni! Received this week, an invoice of satteens, fancy and plain, in cream, lig-lu blue, lan, brown, green and h'ack. Sami ki. E. Yoi ng. Soi a ('ulHitruia IU-:v. Anybody can catch a cold thU kind of weather. The trouble is to let go, like the man who caught the bear. We advise our readers to purchase of Foshav & Mason a bottle of Santa Abie, the California Kingof Consump tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs and Croup Cures, and keep it handy. 'Tis pleasing to the taste and death to the above complaints. Sold at Jl 00 a bottle or I) for $'2 50. California Cat-H-Curc gives immediate relief. The Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by its healius and penetrating nature, (iive it a trial. Six month treatment i 00, ent lv mail 1 1!', The Verdict I'nnuiuiou W. I). Suit, Drti-'-dst. r,ippu, Ind.. cstilies: "lean recommend Elect -;c Bitters as the veiy best remedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in cverV ease. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years stanuing.',' Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, allirms: "The best selling medicine I have ever handled in niy:J() years' experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so lhat the ver dict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at Foshay k Mason's Drugstore. Farmers & Merchants O O M ANY -0F- Albany Oregon tai S PAID IP CAPITAL SM.BOO. OFFICERS. President Charles K. Wolverto. Vice-President J. O. Writsman. Treasurer J, W. Cusick. Secretary J K. Klderkin. DIBECTOHS. it. ."s. Mranan, Chas. E. W'olver ton. J. L. Cowan, D.'II. Monteitn, J. W. Cusick, Jl O. IWritsman, J K. Elderkin, Charles Monteith, C F. Simpson. , I Safe, Souna, uonseryative; A Square Company, I MnnnriPfl hn Rnunro Man ! a-- j .., Patronized by Square People i Parsonize Home Enterprise The Albauv Bakery i roder the nsw managemeat ot- WH KEEP A fuil line of choice (JrovifiioD family racerie Canneci Pineapples, Clioice Table Delicacies Ornamented cake for Wcdamas and"Parties. Salmo billi; kinds. nrarkerr and salt fih of al FRESH BAKED BREAD JhCvcrv X)av. Best Sup. Pies. Cakes TEAS axd COFFE Candies Nuts. Raisins CANNED uoODS, ETC. ne bent Soap in the market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment of aomcstic and Imported Cigars tf?TAt John l'o'e old stanJ Ion Kl nirs Cain took odd ooo nniTAr) Dhapi flJW D l t Tew brick. Bai ie 6 Mert$0D,F. L. KENTON 2VIJIV FIRM! NEW GOODS! An- iiow established with a first-class btjck of STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of First and Ferry streets, opposite Stewart & box. A complete line of canned goods, gro ceries and provisions of all kinds, no tions, etc. Fresh fruit and vegetables every aor ling. Prices reasonable. tfSCALL AND SEE USS WILL BROS. Cealerj in all the latest improved ; pianos, organs, sewing niachines.guus, ' also a lull line of warranted razors, i butcher and pocket knives. The best j kind of sewiog machine oils, needles i and extras tor alt machines. All re- pairing in the above lines ueatlv and reasonably done. HOPKINS & SALTMARSHI IMiiiffitlWittiii! ST Tinware o v j;s . asd Hardware JSP"A11 work (promptly done at reasonable rate.s l'it:!T.Ti:K.r, Tkarck Black Krii k for Sale. KILN ONE MILEAKAST OF or delivccd anvvihi'ie in the city. V. C. CASSELL, Albany Or. AT ilV XI. tvn, t'onlraelor and Builder MUIK UNDERSIGNED HAVING LOCATED i. in Albany solicits patronage from ritr and country. Will contract to build bridej, ; barn?, and all manner of dwelling houses, ' including Oucen Anne, Eastlakc and Eliza bsthian Htvlei of building. Will furnish . plans and sptcificatifns free of charges. Satis ' f.ic-tion guaranteed W. tl. !ASSEL.U ' .. i i. hi . in Mm i i n i i ii immmmm . . lmportanl Xvtirr. aving" ' lea.sed"the 'uiTs'iKnii pasture ircm the Orcsrou Pacific Co., all persons having frtix'k therein on pature arc hereby notiiied to remove them at mce, or make arrangements with me. Failing t d so such ktock will be turned out. John sciiwelj:. BROWNS VUiLE. .Heal Esitte and ixsijzaxci; THE MAN IM SAII Because he know.i that his dear wife is just commencing to work hinifnrj something you know how it U yourself but when LAG)IESTrAE)Ei WITH Brownell i Stananlj Their hu.sbatxl.-i don't look that way, j because there are no extravagant! prices on their goods. Everything is good; everythink is cheap; make Home happy, make YOUR HUSBAND SMILE By trading at the economical store wherejthc rule of good soods and low prices knows no exception. Dou't forget that tt mple of economy is at Brownell & Stanard's- roRNTR FIRST AND rrM.BIV sLS Over The ;AS(!AI)K MOUNTAINS FKOM A I. RAN Y OR I.KRANO.V WAR. HAM- The Willamette Valley and Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road is in ex cellent condition, and by all odds is the best and shortest wagon road to Eastern Oregon, ffater and grass is abundant along the entire road. The ' grades are easy, accommodations su perior and the road well bridged making it the best mountain road in the state. For summer jaunts, hunt ing and fifhiug the Cas?ade Moun tains ia the vicinity of Clear Lake and the Three Sisters afford superior advantages. 1 have just received over 2000 yards of standard ginghams from John Wannamaker, of Philadel phia. The common price of these goods is 1 0c per yard. 1 will sell 14 yard? for $1 the price of j good prints. SAMUEL E. YOU NO. jdf- .j ' jfj : - L C LUMBER fc!iser- ! i n WHY DOES j . rN I 1 1 I'vlnnfinnfl oifiiuiaru Giiifliaiiis. -DEALER IX Staple and F'a.iicy (1R0CERIE ilso Choice Candies, Nate, Cigars and Tobaccos, J'tiits, Vegetables, Etc. TEHMS CASH Subscription A gen t j j)(fi( (tint ' I ir(fzmes. SJtST SKAH THE POSTOFF1CE. imVHKJ -TASrr. r- oca th; : fcZ MM hfi !, ,rwcjyt. p.f j er,cl or'c iVcwIiir.f frfkttkjfrr AtflLnNL MLDC0.ORttWUI r ivi!) liiel it I ' ' nmnm III lUffiWViSl M 41 it laKaiiriMii nv. m : i,t & sox Dealers in- General H Agricultural Iron, Steel and- Coal ! Wagons and Jiitfries j i ! I Rope and Cordage Blacksmiths Supplies ! Garden' and And all Implements C. K. HAWKINS. iK. FARKlLL um Bin mpmi I iocs 'au inimt'UKe business inj.di kinds of furniture, bedroom sets, parir sets, chair?, brrl lounges, kitdicu safes, and all kindi of tables, etc., etc. Also havo a rin selection nf wall paper and window shades, wfcieh they are offering at close figorw, 'all and ee them, on FirstJstreet, opposite Stew art & Sox. CITY ART TOiLKT ANI FANCY AUTICLES. PRESCSIPT1CNS CAREFULLY (COMPOUNDED. GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, -i-THer wird Deutch qesorodien. 8 AND PRICES LOW. for all Leading Xetvs- ALBAKY.ORKGON. PS5S t iSoLDIIV- Fiislicy & Mason. fAL VIERECK'S SHAVING HARIIL TJ REE CHAIRS KITNN1NG STEADY. A C1EAN TOWRIi TO KVKKY I I SVOMEK. liav ing !." ecnts Hair Cuttin -ta. t.i their advantage to call on the under- SiMti :;n.l Kailr:d streets, Albany, Oregon. I now s; v r ' h ti-aiid f.-ct. I also keep on hana shingles i osii s: :! iiiiii-, all of which I sell t very low rates W. CROWDER. a rdwa re -AND- Iipkieiik Carpenters9 Tools Builders9 Hardware Powder, Shot, etc. Giant Powder JtlTuss Saws and Axes. Grays Seeds Used by Fan DBPG STOEE. -FIN S LINE OI' SUPPLIES
