Daily evening Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-1888, July 11, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextUaily Democrat Weflnflaflay Evening, July 11, 1883 ftTH'M t Nil Tll., KHUM a il I'ublNlmrrf, Pulilhliml every tiny In tlio.wiutt, (Suii(I exceptcil,) SUBSCRIPTION BATES HelivoroJ by cwlor per wouk.. Ity niiiil, or your v ily mill, pur uimi'.li RATES m WEEKLY One yoar, in advance Ullti yu:tr, ul uml l your. . . Six llllfllttlM, In arivaucu. . . ..f .11 . b.m .. .bO . .. 2.1.0 .. l.UO Enturt I m thn P Ht DM :t Albany uh second-class mall matter. Or LOCAL KHCOIM). Turkic in AN Hutu. About t! o'clock this morning a fire was seen issuing from the burn on the alley in the rear of the Re fere IIou;c, belonging to Mr Charles Pfeifler. The jangle of the fire bell brought the firemen out In almost Seattle lime, ami three streams were soon too much for Mr. Fire. Although surrounded by wooden buildings and the barn was a mass of (lames at one time, nothing else was scorched. In the night time It would have ecn a fuvoi ablc place for a big lire, and the Democrat office trcmb'.es at the thought. Wc do not know haw it was started. A tramp,' hougln is said to have been seen coming from the. building just previous to the fire ; but. then tramps always play a part in fire", quite frequently ilesc.vctlly so. No insur ance. Damage about jjiico, A feir mo ments after the fire apparatri had been re turned to the engine houses ano.hcr alarm was given. A lire had caught In the roof of Woods marble shop, n half block awav. A few buckets of water extinguished li. Again, while the firemen were awaiting roll call alarm No. 3 was sounded. This time tiie fire was in Parker Bros, baker slvjp, just across the alley from the barn burned. A stream was put on it by No. 2's, quickly extinguishing the flames. Military Census. Last year a census of ''all able bodied male citizens between 18 and 45 years of age not otherwise ex empted by law" was taken by law, and hert is the result of It: Jackson, 1205; Wal low", 602 ; Wasco, 1126 ; Yamhill, 1543 ; Douglas, 1484 ; Linn, 2029 ; Grant, 1273 ; Malheur, 180 ; Union, 1222 ; Multnomah, 4896 ; Clatsop, 871 ; Baker, 755 ; Colum bia, 520 ; Tillamook, 307 ; Crook, 545 ; Curry, 255 ; Morrow, 739 ; Coos, 9 52 ; Josephine, 405 ; Gilliam, 5S6 j Washing ton, 1423 ; Lake, 626 ; Klamath, 34: ; Lunc, 1730 j Benton, 885 : Marion, 1852 ; Uma tilla, 1503 ; I'olk, 1 1 (jo ; Clackamas, (est.) 120. Total, 33,255. As the total vote at the late election was 60,207 It would look very much as if a great many men were missed. , We Wilt. We admit the "corn," Mr. 7Ywri, about that foot racing business, and without any specks can sec that we put our foot In it. You are just about as virt uous in Corvallis as wc are in Albany in such matters. We arc jrlad it wasn't the Corvallis boys that passed the fast runner off for some one else, and if the Halsey man went to Corvallis for the sake of sweeping things, as he had already done with one of Corvallis' sprinters it "served him about right; still of course that way of doing things is naughty after all. Naugh ty Is a very tame sort of a word, you know. We've concluded'to be on good terms with Corvallis, and, Bob, suppose you jo'n with Pipes and the rest of us. A Wiiicelino Center. Albany is fast becoming the wh "cling center of Oregon and it is a fact worthy of note that the Co lumbia agent, J. P. Hail, has done more in the interest of bicycling than any other one individual rider, as he has sold during the last 16 months just 16 bicycles. Yes terday he sold to Percy Young a new 55 inch Columbia Light Roadster and also to George Henderson a 56-inch Expert Co lumbia Bicycle. A Plain Document. The Board of Tradc'j pamphlet is just out of the press. J, II. Burhhart did the work, a first-cla:s job. The descriptive articles arc good, speaking in plain language of our advan tages, without much e.;tra coloring. There is nothing in it intended to entrap the im migrant. Two thousand copies will be sent to San Francisco for distribution by the school teachers. Children's Day. The annual Child ren's Day will be observed at the Evangel ical Church next Sabbath, July 15th. A children meeting will be held in the even ing, a good progiam has been arranged and a cordial invitation is extended to all. New Milliner. The millinery busi ness of Mrs EJ O'Conner has been sold to Miss Ida Brush, of this c'ty.who will here after conduct it. Miss Brush is an cntcv prising young lady who will make a good successor to even such a live business wo man as Mrs O'Connor. Survevino Mr. E. T. T. Fisher is pie- pared to do surveying of all kinds at rea sonable rates, lie has complete copies of field notes and township plats In the conn tv. Adress Miller's Station, Linn countv, Or. Pile Diiivinu Mr II. M. Stcno has a steam pile driver in operation at Corvallis, being usv.l in the construction of the 0. II. AN. whrf. Any one wanting the u?e of tho in iii'niwa 0.111 otitAin it by writing to Mr, Stone at Corvalii'a I10.MK AMI AKKOAI). New utiles at Bead's. Six tliHvi-s or a dollar at L Viero:k ' Nj ribbon .ill shadai and style 1 at Head 'a A clean towel fur every customer at I. Viei e'.-fcV harbor shop. Tho choicest variutiui of eaodics can al ways bo obtained of F L Kenton. Six shaves fur a dollar and a ckan towel to (.very customer, at Thou, Junes. Mr Dominic Mansfield and wife arrived in tho city lust evening from Portland, (.'run-ford's Brass Iron Baud will give an open air concert at Waterhm noxt Sunday. Mrs l)r E I Irvino and son, of Salem, aro in the oity, tho guests of Mm HoucK. Have you trird Kontou's Savon reap? It is rirt-claas aid all it costs is Si per box. lion J K Weatkorford has moved his law otlicti into the Flinn block, where ho may bo found, Jas Callalinn carries one of his hands in a nlioK, tho result ef an accident at tho fire this morning, Iut week was a big day at Mt. Angel. Thirty-acyon C'atholio priests wore thore at one time. Mr (It id wold's old lady continues to indi cate dry weather, and he siys bar word can bo relied on Hon S M Pennington arrived homo yes terday from a trip to Umatilla county, his farmer home. Mr S E Young has aiovert his lar;e safe into his new block, and will stirt hn goods about the first uf August. This afternoon Mr Dsrioger, tho butcher, f dl from a truck, cutting one of his logs in a serious urtnoer, Habilitating tho at tendance of a surc;?oi. Mis A W Matthews and Miss Aledia Durkhnrt left this noon by way of Yanuiua Biy for San Fraacisco, to be gone several weeks. Mrs Ella Huegg, an accomplished teacher i 1 the McMiuuvillo college, is in the cityon a vfait with her miny relatives and friends here. Person who pay cash for their merchan dise usually find a cashstore and secure tho beuetit of cirh pticea. This is one of the reasons why F L Kenton is selling so many groceries Tills morning about 8 o'clock one of the dray teams ran away, going nearly the length of First street, nearly running ovor a furui tuie dealer and several Chiuamen. They were captured with little damage. P W Prathor, a fanner at Buena Vista, committed suicide with a shot gun yester day morn'ng. Poor health was the causo. Foolish mai, just before such a splendid harvest. To most children, the bare suggestion of a dose of castor oil is nauseatiug. Wheu physio is neessbary for the little ones, uso Aycr's Cathartic Pills. They are aafs and pleasant to take. Try them. Fortify the system, by tho nso of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, against the disoasas pocnlar to hot weather. Ibis medicine induces 1 healthy action of the stomach, livei and kid neys, causiDg them to prevent tbe accumu lation of tho poiton which produce disease. Council Piieei'illnxi. Present, all officers and counciluicm. The following bills Were ordered pr.id: W Fortmlllcr & Co., S21 ;Thos Brink, $18; I. H ;'cs, $.17 33; I). It. N, Blackburn, $2; N. J. Ilcnton, $io.j2. The quarterly re ports of the I 'ersnrcr and recorder were re id (. id rcfi-Tcd. The treasurer's report shows: Rc"'p i $6520.92 Disbi' etnents 3526.23 Cai on band Becori'cr's report for Jn ic iot i&Jj: Ain't in t:easury, April 1, . 'receipts. Fines L'ccnses (Jcocvl Ivk P.o.iJ I. .: $3t J3-69 quarter ending SS8...S 2561 $ 10 00 1232 16 5-" '5 60 C3 s"529 12 A'n't of orc'e.'s issued 250? 33 Ain't of oiiieis out standing at bc- ,,nningof quarter 1084 16 A Pointed Item. For a great many years the custom has been for our CUy Council to pass a rcsoultion ordering our citizens to do some particular thing, like cleaning their alleys, within thirty days, and then when no attention is paid to the order, Instead of the Marshal's enforcing the order as it is his duty to do,anolher reso lution is passed ordering the business, whatever it is, done within a shorter period. But put a crowbar here ; the citizen who isn't frightened with thirty day is not with five, and so the thing goes on. One reso lution is all that should generally be passed on any subject, and our street commission er should sec that it is enforced, and it can be done as well with one resolution as with a million. If the property owner docs not do it on time it should be done at his ex pense. Residence Sold. Yesterday Mr. Jo - Tyler sold his residence, situated on the Cnnal, in the First Ward, to Mr. T. J. Pat terson, recently irom Arkansas, for ai35o. Joe owned this property for over ten yearo. Air. I'aaer.on Is moving into the house, and ill make Albany his home. A PAfTNr.Rsn-.r. Dis. Woodward and McAllister, of this city, both homeopathic physicians.have entered into a partnership for the piact'ee of medicine, i'heir ollice is In the Cusick Block, upstairs. Married. At the residence of Al Thoma.1, Samuel I, Miller and Miss Carrie Thomas, bv Ceorge Humphrey, J. P., on Sunday, July 8th. Hotel Arrivpis, Revere House Theo Bernhcim, FS Spraguc, Dr J B Pilklngton.W R Flynn.ll Lonu, C tirasly, w E, ni-rd, 11 uoiuei .. T Parkinson n:il wife, A M Pursier, J v Hunsaker.S G Willard.Portlrnd ; J M Ral ston, E Nicbols,Albany ; W L Wh'tinore, U S S'mons, J A Callendcr, Hairy A Hall G-i 11 Richrrdson, A S Cohen.S F ; FA Mnore.St Helens; II Mciving, Brooks ; 1 J Black, Halsey ; John Burnett, Corvnilif Will A Pca'rs, Sanesvillc, Ohio ; T New. man, I'.uffalo.N Y ; J C Goodale, Coburg ; V C Durand, lolcdo. Russ House. J W Morrill, Salem ; Jno Ungcr, Albanv ; M W Parker, Cala ; J A Arincut, G L Savn;;e, Portland ; W F Dawson, Halscv ; C T Caldwell, Arling ton ; J L Bilvcii, Scio ; J W Fletcher, N Y ; O W Wa.-ren, city ; Mrs Russell, Junction City ; Miss Hughes, Philomath ; 0 A McCulloiigh, Corvallis. Weather Report. For 24 hours, be ginning at 12 o'clock, m. Clear weather. $3S:'3 V) J'pid out du;ing quarter 3516 21 Oi'tsiam'i'ij; warrants June 30. .. . 77 28 -The wr Tants were issued for the follow ing purpo ' : Cor.icil $ 67 CD Recorder '. 2190 Marshal rnd street commissioner. 502 87 T.easurcr 50 cs Attorney's fees 675 Ni;;htw:.tclinien 350 00 l''i. c dc.- .mcnt 401 to Oil and lamp si-polics 30 63 Ercctric li'jb.s v 21000 Dirt nil g.avel 46 90 Briu;,; and c.osswalks 17900 Hrnlurre 27 10 H51 ling 13 CD Lumber 58 96 Surohig 209 00 he vc i e j2 50 Work 0.1 chy jail 1300 .rioting 13 40 Siatlonu.y 9 25 $W 33 A pe Mon from E. and G. S. Race was re-d rsl.ing that St. Charles hotel be co.i pec ed w'th sewer. Refeired. An amendment to o.dinance regulating Ci. a'n alleys, trades and imployments, ws inlrouu,-',i', prov'ding for pay.ncnt of license Tor vanning hacks, and was read Iw'rj and referred. An amendment to ordinance regulating ;hc building ol siuewall's was introduced, reod twice and referred. A communication f.om O. & C. R. R, Co. in rererc.ice to building of sidewalk on Railroad si.'eet, south side 4th was rc:.d, ;';e company clriniinj it was not theirdu'.y i 3 build the wain, rs the right of w.. had been "tinted them prevlors to its being in the c'ty. Hoffman moved that Water Co. be noli- tied ,9 fix hyd'r.nt at coiner of First and B oadalb'n stiee s. Canted. Mollot was made bv Hoffman that Ditch Co. be instructed to lepcir ditch un der the railroad. Curried. This molion has rlrcudy been made several times on previous occas.ons. Woven that new sidewalk be ordered built 0.1 east side of lot 5, block 20. Car- lleu. Gradwohl moved that recorder be in structed to rdvertise for new foot bridse 0.1 Broadnlbin s.rett over ditch. Wntsman moved that street commiss'on- er notify delinquent property owners to ciean up alleys witnin live aavs. Carried, rropeny owners In diock. 10 erranted fif teen days further time to complete sewe.', on mo.iun 01 urauwoni. Writsman moved that all ta-:es not naid Dy nexi mec.ing oe oeciarea oeiinnuent. uraawoni moved iliac contractor on taker street be granted fifteen davs furth er time. Matter of water closet at Baptist chrrch reicrrea. Gradwohl moved that cess pools pear ir. -. k. nan ue connee'eel with sowci . Moved that recoider be instructed to advertise for sewer acro s street at block 19. Mat.er of purchasing lumber was re- lcrrcd, committee to have discretion. Bills of coumilmcn and the following were ordered paid: John Jones, $75; A. W. McClain,$;o:N H. Allen, $118; J. A. Crrdford, $8.33; rent of ollice, $18.25; P. W Spinks, lumber, a76.60; Jas. Lauren', sewers, $353.39; W, A. Cox. $7 75; Mrs. E. Muiry, supier for firemen, $25. Rcfcned, W. B. Eur.-, $,5; I. Gradwohl, $i ; Crosscn & Allen, 2.25 D. R. N. Blackburn, $3.50; I. Haye-, $00.75 i 1 nos. u 1 in K, $3.50. The finest Roa-t coffee in the market at Wallace Thompson's. A full Hue of Ifr. Prices Cram Baking ard delioious flavoriuff extracts at Wallace Si Thompson's Sodiivillc. Good weather once more, ami hrn. al! busy making hay while the sun shines. Our little city presented finite a Iknli- i-ipearance last Sabbath. Mr Whit Craw, fo.d's oichestra was here, and furnished ..s with some excellent music, for which we are under great obligations to them, and we would be glad to have you come a"ain boy 1. Mr Beam and Ii-d v. of Eutrene have been stopping at the Fountain lloi;se. Mr. Beam vas called home a few day- ago on business, but will return to So"la a ain soon. - Mr and Mrs Win Walker, of CnrvalMs who have been tying at Sodavillc several weeks past, went back to Corvallis lo cpend the4th. They return; d .0 Sodavitle a'-in yesle-.av, rnu express themselves as lad 10 c oacK nere a ;ain. We are happy to imicuii.-,ijmiiicii iir walker s iieaitb Is improving. Most all of our invalids seem to be im proving. Mr Nimrod Pavnc from returned home a lew davs 0"0. nf.'r rtr. cial weeks sojourn here. Mr and Mis R Davis arc still with u in remain an indefinite length of time. Mr Price went to Scio a short timr nm intending to be here again in a few davs. BINDING TWINE. Wo Hi art In fhla nAosnn lih Annt n..iua nun UV,UV pounds of absolutely pure manilla bind ing twine, which we will sell at as low a pi ice as the quality of the goods will ad- " i .efjr iiiLis 01 toe pure in the markfrt, and a great deal af poor twine is being ofrnreit at low prices. We would he glad to till your orders for the best. Stewart dc Sox. THRESHERS AND ENGINES. The colebrate.l engines, separators and saw mills manufactured by Russell fe Co. of Massillon, Onio, are now soil by us. They are fat taking the lead in the Valley and iuvariably glvo satisfaction. Stkwabt ic Hox. HARVESTING SUPPLIES, Before you lart your mower, binder or threshing outfit come to our store and set VliMP klinliaa Wa L-oor, .Lt you will need, and at prices you will be Stewart t Sox. Notice to Contractor's. Notice is hereby niven that at the ml regular term of the County Commis-iiLers Court for I.ino county, Oregon, to be held at the Court House in the city of Albany on Wednesday the 8th dav of sealed plans, specifications, attain, dig.am and bids will be received for building a bridge aero 3 the swale on the Shedd and Albany road about one half mile south of Kendalls bridge ; said bridg to he 150 feet long and 16 feet wide. Also for the building of a cov ered bridge across Thomai Creek ai the point wnereina old Dridge known as the Devaney biidge stood, s-id bridge to be 90 feet Joog oeiweeu piers ana Dents, 14 teet and IS feet wide in (be clear inside. Ail bids must be filed with the Clerk on or before 1 o'clock, p. m. of the above mentioned day. The Court re-eryea the right to rejeot any and all bids. Done by order of the Court this fith dv nf July, A. D. 188S. E. E. MOXTAOOE, County Clerk. MACHINE OILS. The best varieties of machine oils to he had are kept by Stewart fe Sox, especially ujuKinusinai. oave ueen inorougniy tested by the Linn county farmers. Prices guaranteed. WACONS, HACKS AND BUGGIES, We are now agents at this place for the celebrated wagons, hacks and boggles made by Fish Bros., cf Racine, Wis:, and can give better goods and lower prices than ever before. Remember that wa want your trado and will make it an ob ject for you to come and see "s. Stewart 4 Sox. BINDERS AND MOWERS. Farmers, remember that we thi year have tbe Osborne Steel Frame Binders and Mowers, tbe strongest, ligbest run ning, and best made machine in tbe market. We can give you Just as good terms as anyone, and probably a little better ; at any rate come and see us be fore you buy. Stewart & Sox. CONTRACTOR'S NOTICE, On and irter to-day Mr. Pice will be found at the St, Charles Hotel to receive proposele for tbe plumb insr, plte :ng, paintisf repairing the hotel. SAY! HERE IS A BARGAIN FOR YOU. GRAND CLEARANCE SALE OF t Brownsville Clothing, COMMENCING JULY 2nd. We offer stock of mens' clothing on the Brownsville counter at wholesale 0 Tbe Co. feel that they have manufactured more goods this season than they can wholesale, so give the public the benefit of the prices to close them ont. These itoods are made from BKST OREGON WOOL and are first-class. jggJiSjio Terms of Sale Casli. This is a splendid opportunity to wcure al! wool goods at very low prices. If the manufacturer can's give you BOTTOM PRICES, 10 Ci ? Patronise home industry. Try one of Joseph 5-cent cigarr. First of hii own mike. P. M. French keep) railroad time. Mcar I'V-lmy & Mason, drugiat. are telling Wisdom's Knbertina wholeaale and rot-Hit. sndgiving beautiful jiioture cards with every !mi tie. i'itiely the most perfei t and anii'evn aiticle of the kind in themniket. Kven thing bought nud oU at M Frank n k Co' second hand ator, Albany, Or, Photography.; J O. Crawford, of the firm r.f Paxton & Crawford, will re-open the gl!ery in Harris burg the 16th for two weeks. We will be prepared to make ail styles nf pictures, such as portraits, views of residences, enlarging pictures in the lutest stylos, fsmily groups at home, et& If you wsut lirst-clits work done ojme snd see us. Paxtos & Crawford. We have several linos ot light weight sunn nud gome odd lots which we have placed on the C'eaiance Counter at scst. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES, L. E. BLAIN.