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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1892)
I I'uli jishod every tiny in thn wk i j-t Sunday. mm 1 jnrrmc, BdittfiMd pm'p'm tVi" OI-hlCIAI. I'M'KK. Unturdil ntthe Font OfTloa at A.ltany, Ur eiftiii, 1 Hiiooii'l d'iu nanil lanttor. Br-ltil l.cH-nlim -lit pngi. Tub Nkw Ownkksiiii- Hook. Davis & Kinist-y have just completed for I.lnn county nnd placed In Hie hands of Sheriff Scolt an ownership book, which contains all the untaxed real property In the coun ty It will uc a surprise to many to learn that in it are about a thousand pieces of property not on the regular .issuiMnrnt roll, the gross assessed value of which will approximate $4 VMo. The Sheriff will assess the property as provided by law and collect the taxes the same as those under the regular assessment . Davis & Kiiusey did a splendid job for the count v, one that will be of lasting benefit, and will save the county thousands of dollars in taxes, a yearly amount that can be easily figured out. This experience is the ex perience of all counties securing owner ship hooks, containing evety piece of land in the county, in this case described so a deed can he made from it, and shows what an immense amount of property has been tsoaping Its share of supporting the different governments. Astoria's I K. Though a chestnut, we are all interested in Astoria's railroad. If there is a cltv In Oregon deserving a road, it is that city by th-j sea, where ships should unload instead of up the river loo miles- The San Francisco Chronicle says: 'James S Urqulurt, of Astoria, is in the citv awaiting the arrival of New York capitalists A'ho are concerned In the project of hjilding a railroad from Astoria and Portland. The city of Astoria as an inducement, h.'.s agreed to give loor, acres of laud within the corporate limits for the election of a depot, car shops anil other necessary buildings. 1. . L IJwyer, of New York, heads the syndicate, which will have until 1'ebruary lt to de-.'ide whether the matter will be taken in hands or not. Should they refuse, Mr L'rqu hart says others are rcadv to invest capital in the project. Mr Unjuhart thinks '.hat Astoria, which is the oldest city on the coat settled bv Amerioans, would have hail a railroad before this were it not for the jealousy of Portland. Hut every thi.ig he says, looks favorable now for a railroad gctlii.' there at last. " CiRcirr Court. The following new cases have been begun: Assignment of Cyrus & l'itchford. J K vV eatherford, attorney. I. J Houck agt W J Vernon et al. Parti tion. C I. Volvcrton, attorney for plaintiff. M Alexander agt A O and Mary K Smith. Foreclosure. Charles W Weaver agt Fritz Huffman. Suit for $1000 damages for being ejected from the IClite sa'oon in Albany, J N Duncan, attorney for plaintiff. 11 A Landers agt Thos 1, llenness et nl. J K Wealherford, attorney for plaintiff. (J Abraham agt F-ggcrt F.ggers. Motion to set aside judgment. J K. v eatherford, attorney for plaintiff. R I. Sabin agt J F Nixon. Recovery of monev. Attachment. Cox, Teal, Minor and J K Weatherford, attorneys ior planum. He Loves Or koon'. Governor Pen nover, yesterday remitted the fine of $500 against I bos 1:, Kussell, convicted at the last term of the circuit court of assault witli a dangerous weepon upon Dr J C tjray, uon the condition that he should leave the state ami remain away perman ently. Kussell has served alxnit two months of his sentence, Now Kussell re fuses to accept the pariltm, Oil condition that he leave the Mate, and basso notified the ollicials. His 'attorney, L Itilycu, gave notice today of the appeal of the case to the supreme court. (iiiard. They all love Oreu'jn. A case in Albany wis dis missed on the condition that the man leave Albany, but he didn't leave, Every part of the stale has Its peculiar alti action. Pl.At'KR Mikixi;. Kvcrytbing is run ning nicely at the Myrtle creek mines. About thirty men are now working there washing out gold. There is abundance of water, and 500 feet more of fifteen inch pipe and another giant have been received, and the new giant will soon be put to work, making four giants In operation. Four big streams of water turned against the side of a hill are sure to make the dirt lly. especially with such force as is ob tained here. No clean-ups have been made since washing was resumed. Reg ister. Tut OP Program. Here 5s a Cor vallis version of the Oregon Pacific sale: "The Oregon Pacific v.as bought for the benefit of all bondholders, who, It is under. Mood, are united upon a podcy of reor ganization. The management of the road lor the future will probably be determined in a few days. Tt is Iho'uslit. the nollcv will be to issue security lo raise sufficient funds to complete the road to its Eastern terminus, and In nrrtvidp orenn steamers to handle the increased tiaflic expected." There will mntinilr In he Rneeulall.ir. until the new management and policy is announced. Whatever the program, it undoubtedly means the construction of inc road eastward. He IN Season. Snrlnff comes early In Orcp-on. 'It Is nnn.i.. 1. ...... lr ....... 1,1 have a tailor made unit In teaso'n nnd in style call on MrSchilller in L E Wain's tailoring department nnd get your meas .irc taken for the best to be secured. A hue line of suitings just received. Stylish designs, staple goods, and fits guaranteed. Ki:i.i.o;; .ei:iioot.. Thi'Kcllou'i; school ofdrcs cultlnj at corner of Virstund linker in the Knlston house U now open. Lessons not limited. Lnd!cs nre invilcd to call and examine the svs'.ein. MX 141. AMI -l:ltKONAL Mr liars, of Ilav'& leffrles, the sewer contractors, was In ll e city this forenoon. Dr J N Smith, of Salem, and sister, Mrs Dr T F Smith, of Tacoma, are In the count;, visiting their parents at Oakvllle. Mr Pete Anderson went to Portland to day to secure material for'ihe manufact ure of a large truck lor Win I'ahcr snew brewery. Attorney - General Chamberlain and Robert Clow, lor the railroa 1 commission, and Referee Holmes and Stenographer Williams, together with the l.'nlon Pacific attorneys are at Omaha, to conclude tak ing testimony in the rate cafes. Journal . II S Pagne, manager of the Orepnn signal service bureau, was in the city tni'lav arranging with weather gauge French for the setting of a gauge In the river here. The second pier of the new bridge will probably be the location. W A Cox returned from Sclo todav, when; he hull! the brick foundation for Coin's new mill, laying 30,000 brisk in between seven and eight days. The mill will he 52x.J feet, beside additions, four stoiles high above the eight foot base ment. Work will be pushed with all possible speed. Word was received in this city last evening of the death of Miss Mamie A. Vaughan, which occurred on Tuesdcyjan. lo'h.at her home in Seattle. Miss Vaughan was a young lady of estimable character. loved by cl who knew her, and leaves many friends In Albany to mourn her death. Miss Vaughan was at one time a resident f Albany for about a year, and was a sister of Mrs". W. L. Icster.formerly of this city. Car). Kino Comhination. As few of our citizens have had the privilege of witnessing tile peculiar anil Interesting work of mind reading, as performed bv the few people in the world possessed of this strange faculty, it will doubtless be gratifying news that the distinguished mind reader, Carl King, will visit Albany next Monday and Tuesday nights. He br'ngs m ith him a company of musical artists also, the Spanish Troubadours, headed by Don lose Ramirez, who claims to be the champion mandolinist of the wor.d. ire combination of mind reading and music is said to furnisli an entertain ment that is unusually pleasing and Inter esting. Mr King is said to perform some wonderful tets, such as telling the date on a coin with )ut seeing it ; finding a pin hiiitlen In an Gbscme place and placing It in a pinhole from which it had been taken ; reproducing a living tableau, and many others which simply astonish all w ho w uns- them . the musical selec tions given by the Troubadours on the mandolin and guitar is said tr. be of sur passing sweetness and to call forth uudis uiud admiration. t i in: Baptist Ciicrch. The meet ings at the Baptist church are continuing ' with increasing interest. Last night five were received into membership, nnd will be baptized tonight, when others are ex pected to present themselves lor admis sion to tlie church. The afternoon meet ing tilled the lecture room yesterday and was an occasion of unusual power, Ser vices at -:.V and 7:30. Everybody invited to come and hnr Evangelist Lindsay and the male quartette. Arm Broken. Yesterday afternoon while papeiing the ceiling of T L Wallace iV (os new store, Mr Gene Lnrlmore, by reason of a board giving way, fell ten or twelve tect head loreniost, to the hoor striking heavily on his face and right arm saving his neck, but resulting in a bad fracture of the right wrist. r M II li I lis set the bone. How to Make Money, Every man is lh iartner of his own fortune and the tiiii v;st he reaps i?-entirely due to his own ptrsrvcrenre and industry If properly sown, there is not one seed that promises him better returns than saving a dollar by buying groceries where you can always depend on the best goods and lowest prices. This you can do by dealing with Parker Bros . who always have on hand a large and select stock of groceries and baked goods. Try them. La lies, do vmi wish your hair to stay in curl, it fo get a bottle ofFronch cuHino at Mr9 Ilvmnn's P.. ...,;.,,, in ....1,1 urttehe at French '. ''The Corner Jewelry Stro." Cold spectacles d nvc classes, iU styles and price. at-F M French '.1. PI Iff. PS On Thursday morning. Ian, 20, 1892, to the wife of A II Phelps, fore man on the Herald olfice a boy. ALBANY OPERA HOUSE. WARNKtl d OttAXOlt 1mscos and Manager CARL -ANDT1IE- Spanish Troubadours. Mind-Reading, Mjstery and Mnsie, TWO X1H1ITS ONLY Monday andTuesday,Jam25and26. Carl Klne In h's imrvclnu. Ict nt thoiiKht-reaflinr . Vuultsreit thniwhts roil throuifli a llircail-lika wire. Hidden srticlM revealed tlirom-li tin wer of mind resiliiw. A cbarmlng diro slon tn tlii eiitertnliiinent Is the Don Joso Ramirez and His Spanish TroTiliatlnurs. Armed In iil.-lnrrMins costume, and rf..in-.lia tlie ' ' ni.nl Itifll. "I- " well as the m-st popular oiieraM- airs on tli? iminlolin, htutlnria and gnir. Hon Itainirer. has no .qual en Hie .Mandolin, Admission, S1 '"" Herved scats, "5 cents. Seats on sale a'. Will & Link', music store. RING tiisms. Million county's tax levy Is vji mills It wan 21 last year. Road taxes will be payable In cash the same as other taxes. In Oakland, California, a criminal case was tried the other day with one juror. Twelve were impaneled, hut only one stood the test of the lawyers' objections, and then the attorneys agreed to try the case with him alone. They did so and he did not Llsagiee, but without leaving the box brought In a verdict of guilty, and we'll wager the man got justice. Miss Matlie Mitchell, daughter of Siena tor Mitchell, and the Duke of Rochefou cauld, will be married In Washington, D C, on Washington's birthday. February I Uli, (elevcntn.) AsU.rlan. Putting Washington's birthday on February 11 is dke the Astorian's two column article on a Chilian vessel capturing the whole cf Astoria. Both fakes, and indicating a weak fuurili story. Gradually our farmers are realizing that small farms well managed will pay the best. A live young German, after renting several years, has bought eighty acres near Albany, and is going at his own soil now in the right manner. Diver sified farming Is the order, and prunes and other fruits are already growing, besides oats and wheat. One man can run eighty acres alone and make money. Thrift anil industry will count in this valley every time, but it is no place for a lazy man. "Small farms and no mortgages" is a splendid motto. Linn is destined to become a manufac turing county. No section of Oregon is better adapted to manufacturing. The whole county is pushing forward in this respect. Albany and Brownsville have their woolen mills, Lebanon its paper mill, Waterloo is preparing for her knit ting mill with one of the fined water powers in the U S, Sclo will have her Hour mill, Crafordsville Is getting ready for her boot and shoe factory and already has an ax factory. 'Ihesc, besides many other institutions. Harrisburg will have her water ditch, and already has a good saw mill and Hour mill, and gradually every tow n in the county will have an important manufacturing Industry. Why should the people of Albany be taxed to pay for maintaining an electric light at the crossing of Montgomery and sixth streets when it so frequently hap pens that darkness prevails there. The last two nighU there has been no light, and it Is not an uncommon thing for there to be none there. l,e the citv authorities compel the Electric Light Co. to comply wi'.h its contract. Indignant. " WohTii Tiiikkinu Auout. But words nre tiling?, nnd a email drop of ink, fall ing like dew upon a thought, produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. The object of this is to make you think About the subject of groceries. Conn A Hendricson keep n first-class stock, nt bottom prices, and as well liavo a fine line of crockery ware. Think about it and call on them. Men's, Young Men's and Boys Clothing, Furnish ing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Tailoring. Those Overcoats are going remarkablygcheap at L. E. BLAIN'S, in order to make room for Spring goods, which are already V,.V YV vAv IIOMU IMt AlIIMMIt Tte :ln;ricratin club will meet at the court houK' tonight. Let al! inumiiurs attend. There arc (v prisoners in the county jail, two or three of them ntinu hlirewd follows, who had rather ctcape than not; but thy will ba watched (;!onely. hi four month tho recruiting oflicfrs recently in this city eon ml three ieoruitn, though tbt-v had eighty applicotiopp. Kx pentivo buuinesa. Hall'i ll-tir Kfiiewer h pronounced the best prepir.itioti rnulu for thickening the growth of the hair, and retnrin that which ia g'ay to it origiu.il color. The luU-ht styles 10 vtiilmi; have arrived at the La-lies I'.azaar, Another invoice of our dollar kid ifh Te jut ruceTvod at the Ijulifv Kazaar. Thisia the be ft fcl.tve evr sold for the pricr. Will & Stark, tht jeweler. Krth f.rip c'tlury at Alh't lirot, Aek f-r'rjrciit tea at F 15 Allen's. Kreuh r ; K'f d cott at V E Allen's. The hett rniiK (vtitti in the city at Conud ivJuV'f r With hi nnw hikery Cmrad Meyer in able to (.th.-n.ld and new cut tomers .every thtun liif.tuluHfi in bnked good.). At Me-id'.-, the jewelerc, is a good p;ace to buy a mi hi watch. Go to K K 1! when ou want sonu ihintfeweet. Jioney, mnpiu fivrnp, tto. Kor bareairiH in ui'iiMHtHtnts, headstones etc., no to h W Aehitmi& Co.rilbany, Oregon Allen lr;t always ket-p their customers utjuhe-l v,nti tiet.ii butter auu eggi. In li e line of spectaeh s aod eyeglassep, Frencl , the jeweler, luadr. A largt! line of elegant gold Witches in tasty nw trays at Will & Stark b. Magiolia syiup, the tinent in the market 1 J quautittc; to nut at r ft Alien s. W Davis is uow m haneof the DM monies, n-ttautant. Meals 25 cents. Ku stern oyster, fr bh. r-verj thing first-class. Hall'-i Hair Iii.-Lewer enjoys the confidence and. patronage of people all over the civilized world who use it to resroro and Ueep the nair n natural cnior. E W Achisou & Co hacdle tne celebrated rortlann cernnnt walls for lemetorv lots fheso walls can be furnished at half the cost of any other ami are far anpenor. The Dearie corset affirds a support both light and i-tfony, freedom in all motion and shapr , Tl e Deltr,rtn waists for ladies and childieri a:e rorominended by all who have tried them. IV.frct tit euarauteed. Mr Talt, exclunivo aeut. Samples may be seen st Mr diitiort s ciresuiiaking lerlcrs, ever li suwoni a tnre. A It ia a big pnviiege to be able L to get what you want when L you go to a grocery store. Allen K Brothers keep euch a variety iiiat uiey can aiwayB accom B modate their customers. This R saves running around. If it is it fruit season they have the goods. T In produce their stands are full H of the latest and best. Their K stock of standard groceries is K always large, of the best to be i? eecureU in the market, At Hydes' Marklt. Fresh salmon at 8 cents per lb ; fresh smelt at 0 cents per iu; iresii sturien at o cents per id frpcdl droccwl nit.fi all 10 fania nor IK also some fresh carp. Foultry dressed to oruer. Lftler 1,1st. I Followirg is the list of Intters reii.iininu in the poit ollice at AlWany, Iinn county, Dragon Jan2l, 18U2. Persons calling for these letters must (five the date nn which thev were advertised Anderson. W T A!exan'i". J II Anderson, Tfiata Brown, W H (.uyler, James Fuiman. Kiltie Hurt, l.illie JolinBon, C W I.swsnn, Dennis Millhollen, Henry Kinnineer, I,vis Thnmpsun, Wm M T. Miintkith, P M. lirown, David Davis, WiUou Furman, V L Howard, Irene Kenely, Dr Manscll.G P. McCumber. It H Tinnisnn John Wirren, Jennie 1T ANTED girl in do (jencral II lioimework. Call at resldencs or office of Dr O W Maston. Tl KADY TO WenK Partlos deKlrina II, wood pi t in oreny xind of labor done, can obtain pmmit attf-ntion by ( curlnv tho sorvieeg of rianiel Ixiwe.at the little ferry house, Leave orders there. On tr ahont. Pelirnnrv stock of goods into the room ija tri j a i .1 lenn iv. ksenonuacn, on in Streets, opposite Samuel E. BEMOTAL SALE It is our aim to make this room a model clothing store and we have placed the same in the hands of experienced mechanics with instructions plans with the least possible OneCof the main beauties of the store will Ids the light, this wehave an abundanco of, and the light of day will shine in upon our large and fine stock ol goods. You will bo able to distinguish the most delicate colors at any time during the day in any part of the store. The room will be divided into seven distinct depart ments, viz: 1. Men's clothing. 2. Boys' clothing. 3. Childrcns' clothing. 4. Furnishing goods. 5. Men's and Boys' hats. G. Boots and Shoes. 7. Trunks and Valises. In order to have the stock reduced as low as possible before removing Ave have decided to make the biggest re duction ever offered to the public by any clothing houso in the city, one-fifth off, twenty per cent off the marked. price which is in plain figures. This is a grand opportnn it', and take advantage of it. WATCH FOR OUR OPENING SALE IN NEW ROOM. T. L WALLACE & CO. Leading Clothiers anil Furnishers, Stvahan Block, Albany. rVego AND CUSTOM CHOPPER. We have hay, oats, chop stiaw, chicken Teed, oto., constant!; on hand. Wholesale and rotnll agents for H. F. Fischer, Corral 11 flour, shorts. bran ,eta also Snow Ball flour. Custom cL.ppiuz n specialty tor cither cash or tol Full line. Jx Dealer In Choice Teas, Coffees, Spices-lExtracts . and a peneral assortment of GROCER1 ES. Subscription aRtnt for all the leading Newspapers an I Majrav.ine. Turm-! Nnr the 1. ., din,', aswnrnBn for 1(10.0 TIIE LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, gon. Studio In Froman's Block, -Allmny, Orraoii next to Masonic Temple, First Street Need a Watch? I have all kinds, at all prices and every watch fits the price. But prico is not everything in watch-huying; GUARANTEED QUALITY is the first thing. I guarantee sches accord ing to their quality; and quality makes the price All kinds all qualities II prices. F. M.FKENCH, Tho Corner Jewelry f'Uu, The drummer has an F.7. way ; When he S A's to sell; He spieads before vou an KA Of samples that XL. Which sufwests the fact that Matthews & Washburn, of this city, hsae in itock i l( I of stoves that excel all others, and as well crrry a firftt-class stock of hardware. If U'DCK place where yen can alwsys re ceive good treatment and net your money's) worth call on M & W. LARGEST -:- ASSORTMENT OF HEATING STOVES. AT MATTHEWS & WASHBURN'S AtWill&MVH3 watches, diamond and other rings, jew elry, silverware, Ac, in the city, A full line of cUar nd tolucco a: AHeu'a. 1st. vp. will mrvf rwiv loroc- formerly occupied by Mon- n - st tsi corner 01 ist ana JiroauaiDin Young's store. to finish the room per our delay. MORRIS & BLOUNT Corner I'irnt and BalicrStv KLentoxx, -:- Cnbinct photos from $1.50 to $4.00 dozen. tnlntL'tnc pictures a 16x20 crnvnns (ramil .00. We carrv a larve llns of cxS nnd stercsc.iniY vtfwt nf rtr. Star Bakerj CorDrniKlaHilii and FIrsf 9tt MM) MEIER, rroprifct-n i'aonttl Frnils, Caimrd IUcrIb) Ulnsnsfvurc, qupennnnrf, r!el rruits, VeirelRlileii, 'i'fibiKco, 'ii;irs, 1lllr, Nfilctts. toller, Tra. El, El., In fact fvcrytluir that Is kept in s irentrb varittj.aml uroctrj' aturf, llightit marsu price fmitl tor AJ.L KINDS OF PRODUCE
