Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, May 23, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EVENING ALBANY DEMOCRAT. VOL. I. Conrad Meyer, ,-PROPUIKTOK OK- STAR JUKKRY, Corner BroadalMn and First Sts., -DKALErl IN Canned Vraitrt, UlaMware, Dried frultt, Tobn-cvo, Kujrar, Codec, Ktc t'nni( Metal, UneKunwnre, Vegetables, t'IgarM, NdIcch, Ten, Etc, In fact everything that N kept lit a gen n! varloty and grocery Ntore. Highest markot prlco paid for ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE. THE YAQUINA ROUTE, Oregon Pacific Railroad, Oregon Development Company's Steam ship Lino. . 225 MILES SHORTER. 20 HOURS LESS TIME than by aiiy ollior route. First-class through paHsniigHr and freight Mil" from Portland and all points s In tuo Wlllainulte alloy to ami I run san Francisco, Cal. Willamette River Line of Steamers. The "Win; M. Hoan." The "N. S. Bent ley," The "Three Siaiers" are in service tor both passnniror and freluht trallio be tween Corvallis and Portland and Inter mediate poln In, leaving Coin nan v 'a wharf, Corvallia, anil Messrs. Huluian A Co's wliarf, Num. 21X) and 'Ml Front St., Port land, three times a Wbek aa follow : NOKTIl iii;ni). ,eaveCiirvalll, Mim., Wed. and Friday, 10:00 A, M, Lrave Albany. Monday, Wed. and Friday, li:00 Noon Arrive Portland, Tuo., Thu, and Saturday, 6:30 I'. U. SOUTH HOUND. Leave Portland. Mon.. Wo.1. and Friday. 8:00 A. M l.eava Albany, Tue., Tlmre. and halurday, 1:20 p. M. Arrive CorvalUe, Tue., Ihu.and tsuurduy, :A) P.M. Boats make close connection at Albany rith trains or IbeOregoti Pacllio Kail road. TIME 8"HKIULK, (except Huwlayi.) Leave Albany, 1:00 r. I Leave Corveliie, 1:17 F, Arrive Yequtna, 6:00 r. : Loave Yariuina, i::ioa,k. Ioiiv. Corvallia, 10::i A.M. Arrive Albany, 11:16 a. a, O. C. traiaa connejt at Albany and Corvallia. The above trains connect at Yaqnlna with the Oregon Development Company' Line of Htaainships between Yaquina and Man Francisco. R.AIL1XH DATKS IIKillKK, FROM IAS FSASCISCO. FROM TAylMMA Willamette Valley, Willamette Valley, Willamette Valluy. Vi'illametto Valley, May slat. May Ulat June 11th June 22nd May 26th June Gill June 17tli June 2Slh. The Conipuny .-,rye .he right.Blo change sailing dates without notice. N. li. Paiteiiirers from P.ir.Und and Willametto Valley pmula can make close connection wilbibe trains of the Yaqnlna rout at Albaur or Corvallia, and il des- tinod to San Francisco abould arrange to arrive at Yaquina the evening belure uate of sailing. IMiirngrr and Fi right Kolci nlways Ibe Lowes!. For Inl nn itl.ui apply to U J Stuart. Frclulit and TU'Vel Aont, Albany, or to (i II HalO'ell, Jr., U. F. A P. Art OrvKolt llovolonuiel.l Co,, a.M Montiromery ban rranclacj, Ual, !. .'. IHM.I K, A. U. F. and P. Acent, Oresmi Pariac U It Co. Corvallia, Or. ALBANY, OR., WEDNESDAY, MAY 83, 1888. NO. 1.5 COUNCIL I'lt(CKEIIIN(;S. W. F. READ, (Successor to N. H. Allen & Co.) Is now icceiviug new goods in every line. Old goods aold out. Everything New, with New Prices Lower than Ever Offered in Albany, consUtiag uf DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GROCERIES. TELEGRAPPIIIO NEWS. I propose lo bave as comrloUj a B.ook any, with a!i ' )S kvhi'. line as ever brought 10 OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA -sVIA-. Oregon & California It. It, AND CONNKCTIONS. Till! li r. Nil 41 A ItOI fH. Time hnsMin Albany mid Has Frvncisoo, 85 hours. valiforxia ixrsui iKtixe daily. Snu'.h 4.Dil F. a. 1 Loavo e:U.S F a I Leave :' A a I Arrivd Portland Albiny San Fiaui'leco Arrive Leave heave 10:40 A a 7:ll.'i A a u::to r a locAl.FASN(M'.aiAlira Dtav (except Sunilay). New Novelties and I . Latest Styles and an thev ie nn'iiiifacuirc. All old ciifitouiera and fiiktidi, uf the lioiiht i.v. l:..n.. i . . i . anil a en i.w mice, am miuuii -itiru to call anu iiihi.ccc stock a&d nice". Do Not Propose Re To Undersold, W .F. HEAD, SticenHor t(i N. If, All:; & Co i:M A M Leavo 1 '-':( I'M Uavo '':Dfii Arrive 1'ortleind Albiiny Kiiuno Arriw LAVO a:46 P M u m: A H 0 00 A M LOU AIi PAHrlHMIKK THAIXB PAIIY, MCKPT BI XDAT, A I tinny lii.VJm I livavo Albany l;3tlt' I Arrive Irfbaiioti Arrive b.iit A Loavo I i;rt A H Arnv I tiriri lA-avetl '2:0" r B-jtl r m I Arrive Arrive PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. KKMUMIrl lil.l.HrKita far arroml iav raaM-nafr. in nil llirouitli trnlna . I'nr.K ur iiiiutuf. Weal klde l.ivlalon. IIRriTEKX PORIXAHII AIW CIW VALUI. 57 First Street, Albany, Or. Lhia 'Vunty Bank, COWAN, UALSTOX & CO., (ucceor to Cowan 1 Cualck.) ALBANY - - OREGON TRANSACTS a funeral banklnu bulno. DHAWRK11IT DRAFTS on Kew Horn, alien anil Portland, Oregon. LOAN MOM EV on approveu s.urn,. KECKIVEdopmlUiiliJect to chock. COLLECTIONS enlrustod to ui will receive prompt San Fran FOSHAY & MASON, TlmSUil AltD UTAH- Draggists;ind Booksellers, Agents for Join II. Aldon's publications, which we sell at p-ibiieher'a prices with f OHtstgomiJiHi. AI.UANV, OKKGOfV. Tuesday evening, May J2nd. Present All me.nbcn and oflScers but M.trihal. Hills found correct and ordered paid : Stewart & Sox, $,2.72 ; NJ Henton, $37.40; G M Wcstfall, $12.73, Ordinance 184, referred back with rec ommendation that it pass. Petition of Humphrey, Wood and ollien for sewer referred back for more tigners. Committee recommended that petition of Murphy and ethers for filling in north aide of 3rd street be granted. Adopted. Committee reported on survey of sewer far Baker St. and instructed Recorder to advertise for bids for the same. Committee reported that bidi for bridge on Sherman plan, at ythand Vine street, had been opened and were as fellows : I F lladley, 40ft. bridge, $105.00 ; W E Kel. ley, 30 ft. briege, $105.00 ; W E Kelley, 40 ft. bridge, $140.00. Contract let to Mr Hadlev. Committee brought up report on petition of W E Turrell and others for change of grade on 7th east of Lyon, and the same was continued. Street Commissioner recommended that flume on Lyon Street be repaired and tht a large number of sidewalks be repaired. A bill amending the Ordinance previd ing for sewer on Railroad street was read third time and unanimously passed. Application and bond, of 4Hale Backcn sto for license to sell liquors for six months was read and granted. Jiids for sewer across I erry itreet and in Black 9 were opened, and w ere as follows : Jas Laurent, across Ferry St., 74c. per foot; in block 9, 50c. per faot ; Davidson &: Raincv, acrors Ferry street, $1.25 per foot; n bleck 9, 70 cents per foet. Bid of Mr Laurent accepted, and contract awarded to him. Ordered that time be extended fifteen Jays to property owners in bleck 9 for build- ing lateral sewer. Writsman moved that the Recorder be instructed to advertise for bids for Rail road street sewer, cement, terra cotta, or b.ick, 30 inch inside diameter of sewer. Ave Hofiman, Parker, writsman; IN Read, Gradwohl, Tabler. Mayor voted aye and declared motion carried. Hoffman moved that bids be advertised for sewer to 2nd and 3rd streets.- Carried unanimouslv. Hoffman moved that Recorder advertise or bids for sewer across Ellsworth street. Carried. Tabler moved that City Surveyor set prade for bridire at oth and Vine Street with grade of adjoining block on each side of brulire. 8 foot walk east No. l's encine house ordered. Repairing of bridge across Thurs. ton street referred. Repairing of Hume on Lvon street ordered, Commissioner to no tify Mr Crawford. Several sidewalk im provements were referred, and Commis sioner was directed to repair sidewalks wherever needed. Moved Unit notice be published that in terest cease on city warrants from d i!e. Committee of whole recommended grade on 4th and 7th streets east of Lvon be changed as petitioned by for W 12 "Turrell and others. City Surveyor to make sur vey. Adopted. Councilman Hoffman reported that at tempt was made to ilush Calipooia sewer without success. Moved that Recorder be instructed to ad vertise for collateral sewers from extension of Calipooia sewer. Carried. Moved that OiCR R Co.he instructed to build wagon road ciossingat junctien of4ih and Railroad street. Bid or building 100 feet extension of Calinooia sewer was read, as follows : Jas Laurent, $2 per foot.and contract was let to Mr Laurent. Mr Gradwohl moved that City Surveyor see that Sewer be laid on pro'per grade. ' Carried. mils oruereu paiu tt auer cast, tnci, S2J..00 ; las Laurent, sewer, $:S.i;o ; John Jones, $75.03 ; W A McClain, $50.00 ; (j v v estiau, 3.04 ; j uraiiwoiii,naruwnr, $ig.S5 ; W 15 Uarr, Surveyor, $33.oo. Several bills referred. Gen. Sheridan III. Chicago, May 22. Daily If nut Wash ington special: Eversince his return from the West last Saturday, Gen. Sheridan ha been suffering from nervous prostration, and the fact there was a ronsultation of physicians at his house this afternoon ex cited grave apprehensions among his. friends. lirntel as Csu.il. San Francisco, May 2i.-Frank til, ver, who was defeated in the glove contest last night by Joseph McAuliffc, and who was blind after tne fight and senseless for half an hour,spent to-dav in the Hammam baths. He was attended bv a physician, who found that the pugilist's face had been terrible punished.and his ribs injured. Mc Auliffc showed no signs of punishraent.cx cept a discolored eye and a lump on his forehead. The Tariff Bill. WAsiiiNm-ox.Mav 22 Althi..it;h no po sitive action has yet been taken l.y the ma jority of the ways and means committee upon amendments offered by democratic members to the tariff bill, it is reported by some of the representatives directly inter. wuoien scneuules, that they have been assured, by, wav l com promise, that the committee will accept an amendment reducing the dutv on woolen manufactures frem the 40 per cent , fixed in the bill, 1035 per cent. Villar.1 Comini; Up. New York, May 22. At the Rnnual meeting of the Oregon & Trarscontinenta Company June iSth, it is understoed tha Henry Villard will be elected president of the company. An address will be issued to stockholders in Villard's namcjin which he states that having rendered assistance to the company in a critical stage of its af fairs, he now 'feels called upon to aid in securing mere satisfactory results in the future for stockholders. A Contrast. San francisco, May 23. A special to Examiner from Duluth, Minn., says: The steamer Ossifrage. which left this port last Saturday for Port Author, returned to day, having failed to reach her destination, on account of solid blue ice, which inter venes. She encounted twenty-one vesses firmly frozen in the ice and took off some people and brought them to Duluth. New York, May 21. The World pub lishes a long special from Agusta, Maine, toprcve that scheme for Blaine's nomina tion has been working for some time. Every act of Blaine's for the past year having been arranged beferehan'd even to his European trip. The scheme in brief is that Blaine's name is not to be formally presented to the contention. The first three or four ballots will be complimentary to the lfavorite sons." When this respect has been paid to half a dozen prominent candidates, Blaine will be nominated by acclamation. ' The I Vri claims they have aullioritive information 011 which to base the story of this scheme. 1 sin in, v reciiTln 111 ,ri.i i m l Bit nine rlr-'iis ij-md . Ci-I otrly an I rn !ftj--r i nt W. F. ttKAD. I' Dili's. i!.U'ir.M.:t-r J it r -U-,1 .f. VF Ail trais aim (ex .ipt Sanihy.) 3.1 a m I liave i:ifi f a jArriv Portland fj.trvillis Arrive Lea. 0:16 F H 1:90 F a TRAINS DAILT (.XOipt SUudV .) CMlrs i00 '"I Imv. Arri-e Portland McMlunvllle Arriv. l,avo 9 00 a a 6.46 A EedGiwiiMills IS0M, LAKNIXU & CO., l'ROPR'S. MKW PROCESS IXOUR BUrKIIIOR K)B fAMIMKS ANn BAKERS USE. BEST STORAGE FACILITIES. Price in Cash to Wheat ALBANY.OR At Albany nM Oorvallli coi.neot Wit" Orejon Paoirk Railroad For lull Information reirardlni ratel, Biiin, -call on company'. Agent, n KnRiil.ER. . r. Highest I G. L. BLA3AN, Srtccesiior to E. W. Langilon. . bEALKR IS DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, BRUSHES, SOAPS, COMBS, and everything kept in a first class Dm Store. Also s line stock of pianos mii Crcan. ALBANY. 0UEU0N. , J. A. WINTER, A Photonrapher of experience, is iri Browni ville for the iuoimer. ...d i. prepared to make photo, in all siwn " JOS. WEBBER'S Barber Shop Is now located, until He gets into tha new Foshay fe Mason building, Just norm of No. 2's Knulne House, where old and new eUstomers are invited to call on bim. Wells On;.- -Wells dug on reasonable terms. Call on the ur.dei signed or at this olTice. E. B. Davidson. r. - , m .1 am... s vva w nw-Tii j Portr-it Photographer. Sluoln corner Stcond and Kerry Streets' near)iera Umiso. Ground nVir. Children's pictures a specially, ALBANY. - - - OREGON. suit! A full line nf frr. Prluc C.-c;iii II delicious Hiivoritir mtrscT. all iza 11 1- Wallace & TiitjJIisox's, and eiu'lur's txniiiicatiuii. Notice is hereby given that the regular public quarterly examination of teachers for Linn county, w ill take place at the Court House in Albany, conmencing at noon Thursday, May 31st, iSSS. All teachers desiring examination will please be present at the beginning. You will further notice that the above date is made one dav later than that required by law, for the" reason that Wednesday, May 30th is .1 legal holidnv. r. v. s. Reid, County School Superintendent. City Market, M. HYDrV Proprietor. Fresh meats constantly on hand, corner of First and Ferry Streets. Near The fincrL Roi' colfee in the market at Wallace k Thompson's. CIicip Excursion. HALSEY, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1888. Leaving Albaiy In 'hrfo coaches ' 6:30 p. m. an I rwurning mi mediately af ter tie address 1 y - Hon. J, I Everybody should gn. liisl... Miuir. FlafAieat, H'