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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1892)
I' i'i Itxliml KTSry day In the week i opt NiiihIwy. Stl l'l'S I JMlTMIi, MimtMii Prop'TiT cirr OFFICIAL PAPER. Pnlvrwl at the Post OBI at Altmny, Or Win. n hhoiiiiiI c'.awi aiall luUtir. ..JtltJCT 1, IM1 GOOD ING- Uml on 4I9 piMtc. A Nw Mi Knroi.is One time a man wunti-d lutine In nive liim $100 a muntli 10 ri-prcoeal lliat lily In l'ortliiiul. Kucnc iliiln't 1I0 It. Now lie In trying In make Sirin(iL'hl the UK-tropotU n( Lane county. The following Ih fiom the Kugene Kcui ter: Lait Friday's Oreonian had a long advertisement concerning the Sprinjilielil Improvement Company und wliat ih to he done by il. The intention U to locate at leant i.yio and perhaps 10,000 people from the Kahtern Hates in that vicinity, land for that purpose having heen l)i.nded. They want to establish manufacturing; en terprises and provide an itninenre water power. They plso Intend at the next ses sion of the legislature to have the name of the town changed to Amcrlcrn (,'ily. J C iioyd, who once called upon the citizens of Kueite to et them to siihscaihe $100 a month to have him work for the town in l'ortland. is at the head of the movement. Saturday' Orcgonian con'ains an inter view with n railroad man in which he sUtes that he dnn not look for much of a hoom at Sprln field on account of the railroad passing through there, and gives Junction City and llarrtshurg as exampIcK of busted hoomv Spiingtield wants a good steady growth but no boom. Tin: Bkst Harbor. Ships are enter ing the Columbia river with dilliculty these days. In fact hotlt sKIlk of the bat are lined with vch--1h waiting an oppor -tunily to cr'ss and the ocaan trallic is being gready Interfered with. It is alleged, as an excuse of course, that the tug service is inadequate and necessitate t lie delay, hut the real reason seems to he in the roughness of the bar caused by the pre vailing storms. Yaquina is the only Unr on the Oregon coast where no dilliculty of this kind has been experienced thin winter, anil where vessels crossed in and out at will on not less than 20 feet of compara tively smooth water, Corvalils Times. f'oR rt.A v Will Fight. The Tort land people propose to question the right of t ho state officers, w hose duty It is to make the state tax levy next Saturday, to consider all the work of the sjaie boaid of equalization. They propose to raise the technical point that the law requljes those who raise the state tax levy to consider why the assessment as returned by the scvert.1 county assessors. If that is correct all the work of the state board of equaliza tion is lost, ho far as affect! ng this yeai levy. Journal. Narrow Escapk. Curtis Harris, a son of l)r J W Harris, of this citv, aged 15 veais. had a narrow escape troin drown ing last Thursday, lie attempted to ford the Coast Fork at his home near Cotlage Grove but Ids horse got into deep water and threw hhn oft. He was carried down stream some distance and finally landed In water shallow enough so he could stand up. l)r Wall was going up the river to see a patient and saw the boy standing in llis water. He unhitched his horse and went out after tue boy who was thorough, ly chilled by the icy water. Register. A UuRtil.ARy at Canhy. There was quite a burglary at Canby last night, the Horsford general merchandise store being the sufferer. The store was entered from a window. The goods stolen consisted for the most part of clothing and cutlery. A couple of hobos who were seen 6oon after the robbery passing south on the railroad track are suspected as being the tlilsvks. Statesman. Not a Ca NDiiiATK. The Democrat published a list of candidates for superin tendent of streets. Anions the others being tb.it of J W Anderson, tliejprcsenl official. Mr Anderson informs the Dkmo. ( cat that he U not a candidate, and doesn't want the office. Comi: Out To-Nk.im . The meeting of democrats to perfect the organization 01a democratic club will be new tins evening at the Court House at 7 o'clock. Let every democrat in the city who can attend. LARGEST -: ASSORTMENT OF HEATING STOVES, -at - MATTHEWS & WASHBURN'S I Will 0 mniilr) Mav be seen the watches, diamond and other rings, jew elry, silverware, Ac, in the city. Alt I inds nf choice eating and cooking arpl at Allen Bros. .lust raceivftd neir and npenedhir retail -a 'K lirowuoll's the following Chow Chow, Cooking Molasses, l'ickhmiQ vinegar, Salt Horring, Halt white tish, kilt nalmon. K EM.OHfl Sohool . Tn ? Kel lo g sc h 00 "f dress cutting at cornsr of Flrstand oaker in the Ralston house 11. nnw nnrn Lessons not limited. Ladies are lavlted ib car. and examine the system. (lo U, F I" AJIfl wi.on y hi wsnt sr tiM t nr.e, tweK. iii.ny, maple Mvrtip, etc. Ls ic, do you wish your hair 1 1 stay In j'irl, if to x, t n l.otiln of Kreicli curliun a. "Irs Hvn.Mi'e lorsTir foi ut ritmr.KDixua. (I). II. N lllsrkliurii, Jinlun ; II. w. Win. lluiilliiiiiKli, CoiiiiiiiHHiunurM.) Cooper And Tin court has spent much time on districting the county into voting precinctt as provided for urder the new law, While this work Is not comp'eied I lie following appriiin in 11c uikiui 1 lie result esi jiiuauy precinct line will run south on lurry street to 4th, and then east 10 middle of court house block, thence tluough court house to cth, and thence west to Washington street, llience Houtli to south houndry of town. Part of West Albany has be-n attached to Tangent. Ahiany precinct lies between ISaker and 1 erry. Albany and West Albany vote ut the court house. Cintial Albany Is ail that portion of the city lying between liaker and Lafayette streets. Voting place, Farmers warehouse. Kant Albany is all that portion of the city eiiHt of Lafayette street. Voting puiee, me cannery. lirowiisville is divided liy tho Cala pooia into two ureeinctH. l'eoria U-coines 1 part of Kliedcbi. IiriiHli Creek becomes 11 jutrt of Crawfordsville. Lebanon is Imdcd into .North aim South Lebanon. Sweet Home iH enlarged. A new pre cinct is eBtablisheil at Soilaville. Har riHburg will lie divided, inavbe n"rtli ami south. A new precinct is organized at Sliellnirii ami one at Jordan. We are unable to give boundaries as thev are not made up yet. Albany Canal and Water Co tm 00 Albany Electric Light Co 37 50 K T T Fisher.surveying 600 Peter Powell, aid for Osborne to 00 E Goan, aid for Osborne 20 00 I M South, roads o 80 Julius Grajwohl 10 15 l'ortmiller iV Irving '5 P 6 20 S 7 35 ( L Mlackman, accl poor I'errv Card, roads Ge Young, roaJs fcO14L AMI EUMtX.tl, Mr ficorgc DeVaney, a Scio mei chant, is In the city. J VV Hrasnfield. of Seal Rock, was in the city tsday. T M Munkcis. of Munkcrs,is attending county court. Mr Lorenzo Giay is confined to his bid wilb congestion of the lungs. J M Williams, of Mossy Creek, Tenn., is !n the city, the guest of J" P Galbraith. To-morrow will he the 77th anniversary of the liattle of New Orleans, in which General lackson distinguished himself. Among Jackson's army was the father of aire r tlurkhart, ot tins city. Miss Laughlin. one of the teachers In the public school, is confined to her room with la grippe, Mrs Thrall takes her place during her sickness. Miss Whitney, of Eugene, who was expected to take charge of one of the departments Is sick at her heme in Eugene with tonsilitis. Attorney M E Brink arrived here trom Albany on Friday of last week. Mr Brink thinks mere of Crook county now than he ever did before. His Webfoot garments have been hanging by a warm fire in his office ever since lie came horn-, and he once more feels like he is "dry." Webfoot is a very wet country anyway. Prlneville News. We have it from reliable authority that Shannon Conser, who has been laid up for over a year from injuries received in the Lake Labish wreck,- will soon go to railroading again, and will probably take the position of conductor of the Albany local. Wick Huff, who is now conductor I lhat train, will be transferred toanother position. hugene Register. Mr Kennedy came down from the mir.es this merning. He has been work ing in the tunnel; but reports the mill runr.ing well. There is now about three and a half feet of snow there, and at least twelve on the summit H othing has beea heard of J F Hill, lost a couple weeks ago. Mr 1 liil's brother, of Harrisburg, was in the city today, and has about given him up as having perished in the snow. 51ARUIKI). 1RVIN WORLF.Y. On Wednesdayi Jan. 6th, 1S92, at the residence of B F Thayer, tn this city, by Kev U A Woolev Mr J 1. trvln ana miss ueiie worley, both ot Albany. WANTED A girl to do sfenera housework In a small faml'V. In quire at northpaMt corner of Eight and Lyon mis, near a r uopoi. CHATTEL MORTCAGE SALE. The coutUtinnn of that certain chattel mnrttjavre, executed aud delivered bv Walk er, Wnhk'D & Co. .per John Valkr,to Price & uotmm, (a partneranip lirm composed ol H VV rnce and John Koiuod,) dated the 20th day of May.I8Kl.to secure a proinimorj noto therein mentioned, io the sum of tcven hundred and Berenty-one and 75-100 do! Iai8, with interest thereon at thn rate o' ten per cent per annum from May 20th, 1891, until paid, together with reasonable couoael fees m cue of action beinz taken to collect 8id note or any portion thereof. In and up on tho personal property hereinafter de gcribed. having been broken, and the condi tions thereof violated, we, the undersigned mnrtuftuee. have as provided hy said mort gage taken possession of the following de scribed personal property, covered by said chattel inert Rage, and now being oear what is known as LederTIat, in Linn county, Oregon, and consisting of one Clipper engine, eight horse power, and one ehingle mill complete; one tmneher, and belts and tools used in manufacturing shingles; one sorrel hore abont 8 years old; one gray home about u years old; one set or harness and wagon; one yoke of cattle and Inking truck; And on Fridfty.the lfith day of January. 181H? at the hour of II o'clock in the forenoon of kid dav. at what is knnwu a Welk(r, Walden tc CVs sniDo mill, ihuated ner what is known Cedar Fiat, about 1-1 iIas northeast from Lebanon, iu Linn rnnntv. Oreizon, we will soil the above de scribed personal property to the highest luil ipr for cash, or so much theroof as will bo sufficient to satisfy the said sum of 771 ."." now duo said firm of rnce itnon. to gother with interest thereon at lOpereea? per annum from M.y i!0:h. 1M1, and at) additional sum of ?7;" a reapnoab't) coun sel or attorney Uo tor instituting and tirnoatitinir this uniccsiling fur the collec tion of said note, and tha costs .f this action to ho taxed, and tin overplus if any there bp, either of money op property, left after Mitinfyir.g tl.a sn.d o.alma of Price Ar Ilnb R'.. will he ttirneJ over to mid Walker, WaM.si Si o r t!:.?ir piTfonul r-'jirr- F.I'llt&liTOS. at .1 this t!f ; W Witimvr, Alt'.rrry U r SVi'c, I t .K!in llu''':5. M Mn a. WHEAT. 85 CENTS. Another arllstic and elaborate New Year's paper Is the Missoula Gaictte, containing 36 )aKUS, ft ,ay be seen at this olllce. A couple of U s army recruiting offi cers are In Ihe city, seeking enlistments. A young man that joins the army In limes of pt-atp, must necessarily be a aazy mortal. Guard. A II Johnson lias run his meat ad In the Oregoi.ian continuously for forty years, until yesterday, when he took it out having become rich and gone out of the business. That Is the kind of an ad vertiser that suits the newspaper, one who always keeps at It, and does not go to work spasmodically. It cost $33,674. oj to run t-alem last year, follows: Fire department. c.22i: bridges, $4,786; lights and water, $5,800; police, $3,603; salary of city recorder, $1,000; salary of street superintendent, $720; fees of city marshal .t1.802.7s: fees of city attorney, $1, 246.0c; fees of citv surveyor, $1,070.30; sewers, rc.034.jj; interest on Jewel and bridge bonu,f 3,450. An Astoria woman in a paper read before a mothers meeting In Astoria said: A few days ago a Minneapolis paper clip ped the following: Ellen Foster made forty-five speeches in hc Iowa campaign. The editorial comment runs thus; "And while J Ellen was ranting over the state making republican speeches for republican boodle, her neglected son was In the clutches of the law, and made to pay a fine for gambling: the young man is twenty years old and a student of Cornell college' His arrest occurred Nov a, and he was tried and lined at Cedar Kaplds. At the trial he said he had not known what home was since he was nine years eld. She is a fine specimen to preach for the home, and not make one for her own offspring." There Is a lady living In Astoria whose sister marr.ed a brother of J Ellen Foster. I myself once had charge, on a snort railroad t:ip. ot tins same little innocent boy who was gambling at twenty, ft keeps coming closer and closer. Per haps it may come right to our own door. At MeadV the jewelers, ts a Rood place to buy a tilled watch. A .OOU SEW VEUt resolution is to always get the best of everything. Matthew? & Washburn can accommodate the public in their line They keep the best stoves in the market, and on their part are resolved to treat their customers in the proper manner from January to December, giving first class goods and lowest prices. A Unaa Itism. 1 Young has iust ra eived a large stock of shoea, for men, women and children, including particu 4arly a fine line of echool elioeu The best makes in the market van be found in his shoe department. Moxbt to Lak. I liar me hot in sums of $500 to 120.000 to loan on im nroTttd farm lands in Linn and lien ton counties, at lowest current rates. Va delay in furnishing the money. C U BuMCFUavr, Real estate agent, Albany, Orejoa Is to iicure BARGAINS during January in L.. El. BL, ASN'S ilearance Sale of Winter Clothing. Undci wear, (Jvcrooats, UMK 4l A Kit OA ft ftfth-in it iu debt $ 'J 7,000 and Pendleton $88,000. It coHts $95,000 to run Asioria'a city gov ernment a year. Dancing school at tho Opera House to -morrow night. There are twenty two inmates in the re form kchool i.t Sitlem. It is tilling fast, 7, F Moody and S F Chad wick, two ex governors, have been put down tojfterve as juront'm a justice curt in Salem. A meeting of the Fanners Alliance will beheld in Albiny to-morrow, when im portant political matters will be considered. John Whitoaker is president.F W Oiboru vice president und K K Skipworth secretary of the new democratic club of Kugene, f'ucKinham's Dye for the whiskers is the hunt, haodient, eafet, surest, cleanest, most economical and satisfactory dye ever invented It is the geutlemeu a favorite. Mr A T W-titney has traded his farm in Beutmi couuty, conMiMting of 200 acres, with J (5 Chitwodt of Chitwood, for his farm of 3J acre. receiving ?:J0O0 "to hoot." The Whitney farm was valued at $7000, Next Friday at 1 o'clock public exercUes will be held for the first time in the new school house across tho CaUpooia. The building h-is been secured after a long.iege and it is proposed to begin iU use in a be coming manner. A few days ago, at Canby, a bomb was throwu into the Chinese camp at a gravel pit along the .Southern Pacillo railroad. ihe bornh exploded, mowing the head off one Chinaman and painfully injuring seven or eight others. It id thought to be the work of some boya. two of whom have been ar rented. The Farmers and Merchants Insurance company elected the following directors at their meeting yesterday afternoon alter the Democrat had cone to nross: fi 8 Strahan, Geo F Simpson, M Sttruburg W F Head, j O Writsmau, J K WatherfoH, J L Cowan, J W Cusick and D B Monteitb, being the old board, excepting the last two, elected fa place of John IJu'nctt aud L toley. Senator Mitch ell hn introduced a bdl to nroide for the construction of military aud commercial telegraph lines along the Pacific coant betweeu Yaquiua City, on laquina nay, cnu iort Urtord, to connect JNewpori, on 1 equina bav, Alsea bay, Florence, on Siuslaw bay, Gardiner, on Umpqua river, and Empire City and Marnh field, on Coos bay, and appropriating 50,000 therefor. Will & Stark, Ms jewelers. Ask for Crescent tea at F Allen's. Freth roasted (otlce at F E Allen's. Choicest and cheapest candies & Iom's The best roast coflee in the city at Com ad nloyer s. AH kinds of cuts 15 cts. per pound or 4 pounds for 50 cents at horn's Isom sells c&cdy at retail at wholesale prices. CjuI and be convinced, Rebeka Degree meeting to-niaht. stallation. Holiday slippers and oxford tiea at your own price at Klein Bros. Conn & Underwood, successors to Wilcox, are prepared to do first-class photographic wcrk at their gallery at Second and Ferry streets. Give them a trial. Repair id a neatly done at the large gilt boot store. See the big French doll at the Ladien Bnzaar, Allen Brf.a always keep their customers J applied with iresh butter and eggs. Iu the hue of spectacles and eye- glassec, rrencn, the jeweler, leadr. Tangent, Jan 5, 1892. Mr Robert L Smith ha just returned from an extended trip to Eastern Oregon, wnere he nns neen looking alter some stock. JIu Informs us that they are hav ing plent v of cold weather over the moun tains. He avK the Willamette Valley Is far the bett ptart to live. A nice puru ws given to the vomit? folks at the residence of tV O Hudson's on Christmas night. Most all the young folks tn tangent were present, and all had a r.al good time. A Christmas tree for the little folks was had at the M E church hojlh, and a good program was had. Uncle James Casey and wife, of Wood- burn, were here visit! 1 g their relatives on New Years, and a grand old limp was had, Mrs Cat.ey being the youngest child and Mrs Beard being the eldest child of a family of 14 children Mr Bcaid is little over 80 years and Mrs Cavy 1 6c years Old. A brans band has just lately been organ ized here, consisting of 12 pieces with Samuel 11 Moses as leader, assisted by A W Moses. Following are the members: Victor Mohet. Jesse Mones, Frank L Fisher, itt alto; Marion Sharp, and alto; Harry Beard, 1st tenor; Abner Sherer, 2nd tenor; Walter Hiatt, has tuba; Ed Hiatt, snare drum ; Geo Simpson, bari tone; Bcnj S Mills, bass drum. The band will be called the Mckle Pilate band of Tangent. Another party was held at L F Smith's on last Friday night, at which the young folks enjoyed themselves. About twelve 92 IS HERE Tho New Year is n w upon us lader with, things good, bad and indifferent to us all. Those who will get the largest share of the take advantage ot our olrerings. So "Get ahead of the new year" while we clear up for stock taking. : We have made a reductionon all lines of winter clothing, and on overcoats especially ,of which we have still a Jarga stock. Just received some ale style hats and latest shades in neckwear. "Remember we carry the largest stock of men's foot wear in the city." T. L. WALLACE & CQ Leafliiig Clothiers and Furnishers. Strahan Block, Albany. Oregon. FEED STORE AND CUSTOM CHOPPER. We hTe hoy, oi.ts. eljop stiaw, clilcken foed. etc., cotiKtanlly cn hand. W iole..! nd rr'si! nts for II. K Flccher, Corralli Hour, MsorlH.Lran ete aim Knuw La'l flour. Custom clioripins a pcoialt.y for eittiur casli or toll! MORRIS t& BLOUNT, Corner FirKt and linker Sin Is, e Dealer in Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts . and a iceneral assortment of . GROCERIES. Subscription agent foi all the leading Newspapers and Magazines. Term Near Ibe P. .. - ik ...... loan j-, Orego Need a Watch? I have all kinds, at all prices aud every watcli fits the price. J3ut pries is not everything in watch-burin": GUARANTEED QUALITY is the first tiling. I guarantee waclics accord ing to their quality; and (luautv makes I he i.riea j ., l All kinds nil qualities 11 prk-ta. f. ?,r. Fi;i:xcir, Tlia Corner Jew ( Iry f-toi e couple were In attendance. The gieat tariff question will be debated on next Saturday evening. Leaders on the debate, A Blevlns, afcsitted bv George Kuthe, Jesse McGhee, prof F M MIlchell, atfirmatlve; L B Luper, R L Smith, nega tive, A lively time is expected. Yocng America, Lsdies Oxford tie) at greatly reduced rates at Klein Brot. Must be sold. A large line of eleeant gold watches in tasty tiw trays at Will 4. Stark's. Magaolia syiup, the finet in the market in quantities to suit at F Fi Allen's. Hulin Jk Akin, druggists at French's corner, have a large line of choice holiday goods, which they are selling very low. With his new bakery Cjnrad Meye able to offer old and new on stomers eve r thiog first class io baked goodj. Those oxford ties and holiday i Uppers at Klein's are to be sold at the purchasers price. Hath U noticed that Allen Bros gro tery store is always full of fruits, vege tables, etc, tbe very lutest in the mar ket. If there is anything to be had they have it. Apples, Cabbages, Turnips, Cauliflower, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots. Grapes, Cranberries. Oranges, Lemons, Pigs Feet, Celery, Sauer Kraut, Beets. A line line ofjerookery ware at Conn& Hendricaou's. AT LAST ! With the lightning speed of a fiery steed, down", the track past the goaltf lies '92. . good out of it will be those who Kenton, -:- Star Bakerj CorBroadalbtn.und FJmt Sta, C03E.W METEB, Propnelor. ( llnlli d FrntiM, (IniMnirnrv, lr!eI fruit. Ktignr. 4'min il ,TT puis, JlHUHHrc, ISUI'M. 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