Albany daily democrat., April 13, 1892, Page 3, Image 3

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&OOD EVENT1TG-
A Cask li ri-fi ted to tlm Okm.kkat
.1,1,1, s so conti.iry to our American mid
eli,n.i
style of ilobiir thinn-; ibat uc
nitntl"
II. t)n April Sth the wife of I'
I Ai.iii'i""1. ii'cr known us Jommie
AiiJitwiii. ilif.i ut Iiit home n few iniles
)mi Albany, iiflor mi illness In which a
hclur ivaonly called ;it the last nioment.
Tlic neighbors state ihat they were re
Iuk'! ailmitt&nce to the hotie after her
jeaiti, and that no one hut Mr Anderson
,.., a hired man saw her after dialh; Ihat
die wns li.iulcd on a sled into u lield and
buiiil without ceremony. An effort was
mliU'tohuy a rough hoard Collin; hut the
uiulii!''" vt'ry properly refused toscll
pnt. The clicapest colon was secured,
'j'lieabove U not all the story; hut sulli
clcat. Mr Andersuii had ic-'n things
June tliat way in his country, and tin
doulittlionght it was proper iiere; hut such
causcR indignation iiinontr ail
elates of our people
Tim: Ai-iion Kkhtiv.m.. Tlio Indies of
-Jic I'in4 1'rcHhytei inn church will (rive
an Apron Festival, l-'ri.lay evening,
April 1 0 1 1 1 :it the opera, hotiye. Aprons
l.are la-en received from all purls of the
I'niti-.l Shiten. also from b-rinnny, Ire
land, Africa, Canada and Alaska. These
jiM!is will lio on exhibition and for Kile.
Siinpi-r will lie served from 5:'M until 8
o'cliK-k, to Uc followed by n Huciitl ut
wliii'li ice cream mid cake will ho served.
Anliort program will lie rendered a 1 8 :'M
o'clnck, of which a novel and intcri-Hting
feature w ill he tlio "Looking backward"
march, to V' Riven ' ly eight young
Mil Price of tuipper 2d cents, ice
creniii 15 cents, admission Hi cents,
t'lifi ss w i'l lie ftiriiit-hcd those paying
ulinir? -ion lo tlm supper admitting; to
;lie sicial. Cliildren under twelve ac
'0ii:nnicd liy paronls, admitted free of
liurgi'. The program for the evening is
is fid Inw rf : Vocal selection, Apollo club.
"bioMng backward" inarch, vice versa
.'irlH. Instruineiitat selection, Apollo
aw!.
Akikh A Raii.hoad. A mas meeting
ins In Id nt Dmrene Monday liiubt to
tiike action in reference to the Siuslaw
!!:iilmad. It was voted to raise the
-MIKl.tio:) if possible, and another irrand
:uass meeting w ill be held Saturday to
luinplete arrungenients for securing the
money. One of the speakers was Dr I 1)
Driver, wdio must have had bis eyes on
A Ihn n v according to the following from
IlioCoard: "lie prophesied that the
ingest citv in the world would bo located
lithin 300 mill's of the mouth of the
.'olumhiu river inside of 300 years, and
hat Ktigenu bad n location and natural
esources that were bound tocotne to the
iroiit, if its citiz'-ns used the prosier
mount of zeal and energy.'
SoMt: Shot in Him. A few days ago
dees McClung was in the bushes near
liis father's homo in P.entoii county,
when a couple Albany Nimrods, anion
our most careful hunters, happened to
boot ut a bird in his direction, three oi
lour ol the shot stiiKing me noy in one
u ids loirs. A hired man of Mr .Mcillun '
leaning over, when a full discharge
of shot passed directly over and close to
Ins h idv. Had lie lieen stunning lie
would probably have gotten the bsnelit
)l the lull discharge.
Tiiiktekn Mun left Albany M uiday for
the Santinm mines, with all the !ieed
snnplies tliev could carry, enough with
what is there already to Inst a month or
more, until the snow is, m all proband
ity gone. Now, tbero is little or none at
the mines, but a good deal at the sain
nut. In a few Oays the nitil win no pet
to going day and night, and that will be
the order w hen traveling between the
railroad and mines becomes good.
Ki'i.i ndiii Workmanship. One of the
Unest pieces of work ever done in Albany
in the new arch just placed In position
over ti e fiend of llie alter in the olasonic
hall. It Is artistic and skillfully mad.
nothing in the hall even 1 lie two gilded
columns, beinir supiioi to it. ll empha
ciws tV- fact that we have local talent and
wotkiot n callable of taking care of Al
bany's wants in any thing of tiiis kind. It
alio s;::.;;ests that our el'izens should al
ways jive home talent the preference.
Am i i d Today. The case involvin
the h iiuro of ofliee of the invent ntlor
neyg. nei al. it being claimed that his
terui i i, liice extends until l i'.H, was to
beam,, d ut. Sulein this afternoon. Hon
JKUiathcrford and Judge lilaekburn
appeal for the side representing the at
toinev general, ami Montanye A Hackle
man for the plainlifl-
Fink Truck. P C Anderson las
lust finished building a fine truck for the
Alhacv llrewlni? company, whl-h speaks
tell for his skill and nlil.itv n n workman
It is the first of the kind ever built in the
"ty. Parlies ua-itinir work in Ills line
'honld call on bhn at the corner of and
oaker streets.
An A'hanv man was telling about sonic
'ts he had at Astoria.sltuatcd about a m l
horn tin- ColiiT'hia.wl.lch woubl.of course,
tic very I'esbable property. On looking
"P the location on a map the lets were
raund to he just eight miles from the rivtr
"living lois -110111 f tight and unseen
Poor t)ii-ines
A MiTHol'OI.ITAS StOCK of StliiillgS
't sp'iog and summer, the best in ll
valley. ju4t loeeived bv W R (Irabam
"? can easily bo learned by an ii.spci
hands,
in tli..
the I,,..
'mi oi l ii'iii. T in., in,. Iii. I., n o an
-tf desigiiM, iind w ill b i mde n
a'est style l,y Mr ( iiiihnill. (
' .'.n.l latest, e.nd tins you can
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have
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1 rite rum '"
Vil.u nnd every jalr
Sauit.l Yoi:s;,
COIXl'IX l-IIIKtlllllG,
Tuesday evening, April 12, 18112.
Present Uecorder, marshal, street
Btipei inteiiilent, treasurer, and Council
man l'rciieli, l'feiller, liiirkliart, Haw
kius, Wheeler ami Stewart,
In absence of mayor Councilman
Stewart w as elected mayor pro teni.
Tlio fallowing bills wurii ordered paid :
J X MeKeron, 1(2.75; John Schmeer,
f-'t; W H P.arr, 15;J W Keesn, 100; J
It 1 1 vile, M i Jol.ii Dick, fli.iiO; W
(liven A Co, jlitld; It A Murphy, tji.)'.:?.;
P W Spinks, ti.:i0; N J llent .24.Hl;
Train A Whitney, 12.111; cost bills, $K.S5.
I'.illH of cily councilman, nrnl ollicers,
(iilliu P.ros Lumber Co , (115.110; Electric
Light Co. 2K1; Mrs Pur.loiii, $12.5(1; J
(imdwohl, 1(12.50.
Numerous street improvemciitM of a
minor nature were ordered.
Further time was granted in matter of
overllow of can.:!.
The report of the superintendent of
tlm bridiro, KJ Miller, showed nil the
material for the bridge received, which
w ith work is of the value of over ioj.OIH),
of which $4.,il00 lias been paid. Ke
ferrcd. Quarterly reports of the treasure' and
recorder shows the following:
Keceipts
Ral in treasury Jan 4, '!i2
Ilcc from linen
Taxes
License, saloon
License, general
Sewer fund
Total
Disbursements
Aint, city w arrants paid
Interest paid
Anil in treasury March 31, '112.
4 1(58 77
15 00
. 5S7 8
. 1111)0 (10
, 2.11 25
. 2250 00
.$ 4S52 UO
51
238 00
t 4S52 -0
Total .
lm'.ix;!-: rvsn.
Keceipts-
Pal in treasury Jan 4, "J2 $32317 32
Disbursements
City warrants paid $32317 32
Amount warrants outstanding
on bridge.
. 31!iS OS
tir.WKH FIND.
Keceipts
Kill ill treasury, Jan 4, ".12.
Sewer assessment
Total
Disbursements
City warrants paid
Int. on warrants paid
Paid general fund .
In treasury March 31, '92. .
412112 71
31 CO
.$12444 21
.$ 9401 50
. 351 17
. 2250 00 1
. 411 48
Total $1144 21
CITY WAUIIANT ACCOUNT.
(leneriil fund
Outstanding warrants Jan 4...$ 4724 10
Outstundir.g w arrants, March 31 U554 37
ii:ni:kai. exi'kniutiiiks.
Cityoliicers 2130 20
AS lollows
Mayor and council
.Nightwatchmen
103 00
4S0 00
710 15
Mars! ml
Recorder
Attorney.
Street commissioner
250 85
300 00
227 50
Treasurer
50 00
Fire department
510
Street lighting
852 00
124 01
454 35
2250 00
03 25
Printing and stationary
U' ets, material, labor
Interest on bonds
Sundries
Total . . .
.$ 0303 64
.4:15477 00
. 4IIS4 48
hVnlge
Sewers
Grand total !MS55 02
Remonstrance of Mrs K R Cbeadle
nnd others was ngir.nst n sidewalk on
Secon i street, Slaine to Genry street.
Kefirred.
Councilman Hawkins ana marsnni
lloll'n aii were excused.
Or, nance 210 ameniiine orainance in
reference to grade of Slaino and other
streets was read.
i.i ee was eiven bv tlio Green i.asin
I ninlmr f Vi. Unit thev had assigned their
contract with tlio city lor lumber, to tne
Sunt am Lumber C". The recorder was
instructed to enter into contract with
the latter Co.
Ui.si,hition No 11). providing lor a
sewer through block 112, Ilackleman's
ml in , I mi. nnd resolution ro 211, pro
viding for a tewer through.blocks 17, 20,
21, 2(i, 27 and 20, li's 2nd add, were read
and adopted, ixesoiuuon iso-i, hiiii
ingfor'iiuproviug alleys in blocks 25 and
45. between Vine and Calapooia streets,
by building sewers, were rcau aim
adopted. Resolution 22 providing lur
north side ol otli anil oilier cirecio, s
rend and adopted.
The recorder was instructed 10 umcr
lise for bids lor latterai sewers u;i
l errv. south of Ferry, ami connecting
witli Railroad streets between 1st and
Water streets.
Tim f.dlow no bids for hose were reau:
Frank H SIcIlroyi U5 cents per foot, de
livered in Albany, guniantced lor live
,.i.n,a 1:11 i.i.iiiiils nerSOleet: Allien, a.
in ti 11.1 hit fiuit. warranted lor 4
' ' 1 . 1 . 1... f., 10-1 mill
vears, same ns nougni. oy v.o m i.nw
now in use here; Water's Kngine Co.,
41 10 nor fnoi wnrrnnted 4 or 5 vears;
T v right. Of) cents per 1001, wnj uuneo
vi.nrs: imwen Jiuouer 10., nu m "
guaranteed for 3(i months, 400 pounds
per inch. jMoiiucni aim n"" "
were niiide by representative of Arm-It
M Rivers, b Mr Slcllroy, and ny i"r
Adams, representing tne nowen jvunue:
Co.
It is a big privilege to be able
to get what you want when
you go to n grocery etore. Allen
Krothers keep such a vaiiety
Hint they can nlwnys accom
modate their customers. This
saves running around. H " '
fruit season they have the goods.
In produce their stands are full
of the latest nnd best. J heir
stock of Ftamlard groceries 19
alwavs large, of the best to be
eecured in the market.
i.-s retss.RV.-The ncces-i-.v for
Ht.imi isverv iiimaient in nnv n-tlec-
tive mind. If an owner w ishes to sell his
property he must let omeorc know his
wish- If he kept his Intention to himself
he would also keep UH property to ni:n-F-if.
To advertise means "loappii-e, in
form, make known, ani:iuinc.-.piomir...,!e,
..t.-i! 1, 11 ,. f. i- that Parker broser.ny
-, , ,f ei ci-'Tii s. rini.litce :inil
nisi , 1.1-. - r-- .
luikc.l gi 'ds. which cm always le depet l
cd on t ! fiesh am! in ica-on. I lie fix
Is one wo: lb .-idverlisiug.
iii:al i htatk ali,
I-cander Krown and wife to David
Mangle, 20 acres, sec 15, tp !),
WJ Windoin to KF McPl'iersoii',
tract in Albany
A II ISoggset ux to TO liaker.N !.;
lots ii, in, w. fruit farm
A Summer to Otto Hording, 1 2'J
acres 111,0 of K II Pollard...
It M Johnson ct ux to M W Stover,
1 . hit in 30 acres, sec 4,tp 10,8
It I w
Jos iinhl to C A Klson, lot (1, bl 4,
K's4ti A, Lebanon
W ( Cnssoll et nx to Aila Itobson,
lot 7, bl !), IP, 2nd A.AIbanv..
K Kirkendall to(i M W'es'fall, par
1050
125
1500
cel hi j.eoanon .,(1
S W King to J N Duncan, power of Att'y
X J Puxton to Shick, 80 acres in 1)
I) Cray's D I. C 1 10
U S toUarhara llanpeit, 154 acres
sec 30, tp 12, IS K 1 w Patent
W II Myers, by sherill, to Pi rrv
IIyde,70.10 acres iec S4,ti 14, S
K4w 2.-.0
Kailiiini Ilaupert to A i llodires.
151 acres sec30,tp 1 S 1 w..
T K Hopkins et ux to (i W Voung
et nl, 2s.ri.; acres.tp 10,S K 1 w
1 W Hidgeway et ux toW A liish-
op, 354 acres tp 12, S It 2 w. . .
P I. liilycii et nx to Lillie J iilack,
20 acres, sec 2:1, tp 1 1 ,S K 2 w.
J M South et nx to J M Ililyeu,l47
acres in tp 11,S HI K."
XI 11 and Harvey Shelton to 1' ()
Smitii et nl, 10 ncrcs near Scio
T II Rhodes etux to Ahnrilla Aielz-
ger, jiarcel in llackleinan's 3d
add, Albany
Peter Kilyeti to"(i W Andrson, lot
1, bik 20, Wheeler's add, Scio
Jacob S Nye ctux to Lydia Rogers,
parcel in eastern ndd, Albany.
Florin I'wis to Julia Lewis, j.j hit
in bts 1 and 2, Schmeer's cen
add to Albany
100
2I.7J
3100
looo
3000
1CC0
200
1800
475
Total sales. . .
418ii00
CoNSi Heniuucson I.kai). They have
the groceries, tlio produce and the good
treatment. They lead in prices and
quality. If you want standard groceries,
call on tiieni ; if you want the freshest
produce do not pass by their store ; their
tens and coffees are the best. A good
way to save money is by dealing w ith
them. It w ill count in a mouth's trad
ng. Try it.
. A. II. McIi.wain hnf just received d.rict
from the manufactories, new designs in car
pets, oil cloths. linoleums and wi.odow slKitks,
which will be sold at lenuced puces, lie i
also receiving a fine line of men's shoes, in lalt
tyles, at 25 to 75 cents per pair less tlun
epuiar prices.
Utility' mny be 'oi.lv skin ih'ep;-' hut
the Mitret of a becutif ul shin in pun: 1.1 od
Thoe coarse, rough, pimp'y c..iinp!evi.i'.s
may, in most capes, he rendered c.ft imooth
and fair by the per.evermg nud systematic
use 01 Ajer s &ar''parilla.
"Gentle Spring" lnsos many of its terrors
when the system 'm fcrtilil hv thi uso of
Aycr'B Saraaparilla, Witk imifiituder, tl:i
woiid.-rful tonic-alterative has hme; super
seded c'l other spring nieilieiue, being
evcrywnoro reco'nmim.-rea by pliys-.cn.ns.
Havo just rcccivcd'soi
vei piuiiui.
le extra cluiice sil
V K bltOWXELL.
of t-aying jtliat we arc disjilayin
eli't;ii!it line of
Spring'
ever opentdin tliis city.:;
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rriiTi leading crxyrniisits.
IAL kSD I'tKHOVAL
J SI Mover is vice president of the
Kank of Woodbiirn.
Mrs F.Ma H Vassallo ent to Oakland,
Origon this noon to vl!t relatives.
Sirs C P Kailer, of Portland, is in the
city, the guest of her daughter, Mrs Win
A Humphrey.
Mrs Peter Schlosser went to Corvallis
this noon on a visit witli her daughter,
Sirs (ieo K Fish.
Sir nnd Sirs Kurr Sloan went to Mon
mouth this morning on the Win 51
lloag, where they w ill reside.
Siiss Voile Irving went to Independ
ence this noon to attend the ireeting of
the Presbytery in session there.
Mr Mell Voung has resigned his posi
tion as Oregon Pacitic agent at Salem,
and will return to Albany tonight.
W' 11 Raymond, the insurance man, is
in the cily, having just come down from
the Spokane country.
The ladies of the MIC church South
w ill give a sociable this evening at the
residence of A 1! Siatthews. Kvcrybody
is invited.
Lieut Fred Schwatka. of Arctic fame,
was in the city the first of the week reg
istering at the St Charles, lie stated
that be would be here again in a few
weeks.
The Union Y I' S 0 K society of this
city w ill hold a sunrise Kaster service
next Sabbath morning. beginning services
at C o'clock, at the Presbyterian church.
11 Fay Slillsgots from Salem toTucomn,
thence to Los Angeles, Oakland, San
Francisco, Salt Lake, Denver and St
Louis, lie makes big jumps ; but could
talk nt nil the cities if he would, 80 great
is the demand fur linn.
A dispatch from Mr N II Allen re
ceived by Sirs Alien, announces bis safe
arrival in Chicago. As there wero fears
that he might run into some of the big
cyclones prevailing, this news will be
received with general rejoicing by bis
many friends.
The following divorce cases are on the
docket of the circuit court in session r.t
Corvallis : h V Lew is vs II S Lewis ; 51
AKeilyv8TJKelly;Rl' Rollina vs A
SI Rollins; Win W Stovall a Lizzie
Stovall ; Mary A R Kyrd vs II A Rvrd ;
Slary J. lioone vs W xn C lioone; Slar
garct M Armstrong vs Win J Armstrong
lianna llngevoll va Severn Hogevoll ;
Lucy c. Mockstill va Zebedee Stockstill
Your Attention- is called to our line of
Paiisiennc cusiumes,cnj'es. jacketp,tjifcw.: and
rceftis, which is now complete.
They aie tailor-inarle anil guaranteed to ft
The c'.oths are of the latest fahiics.
Very truly,
Samuel E. Young.
Ptide
Trv it.
of Albn.v
imiip can'tb I. eat
C li Kkow.nei.l.
IIUNT-GREENW'OOl). On AVed-
ncsday forenoon, April 13, 1S92, at the
home 01 the bnue s brother, Mr birtch, in
Albany, by Rev S E Meminger, Mr Albert
Hunt and Mrs iluldah Greenwood both
of Albanv. Sir Hunt Is the' nightwatch
man at ihe round house, one of Albany
most re.oetable citizens, nnd the bride is
woman of estimable character. They
nave the nest w-uties ot many tor happi
ncss anil prosperity.
the larirt'st and most
"si
sis
I IF
Ud, Think and Art
All civilized cooks not only want, but ar
entitled to the latest and bent appliances to
be secured for their use. Then we get none
too good food for IhU veiy dyspeptic age.
this over several lime?. It Is an important
fact, nnd If digcs'ed will he better Ihnn a
dozen hot. Irs of patent medicine.
THINK
atiout it until your thoughts are ixliausted.
and your brainpower b weary. Sleep over
it and then
ACT.
Co to Matthews & Washbume, the leading
dealers in stoves, tinware end hardware, and
select ftom their large and fine assoitnient of
stoves one that will meet all the requirements
of a first-class cook. They have their,, ns
well ns the best heating stoves nnd the best
made tinware.
Call cin Laporte. Mr I' J I.aporte
has reopened his boot and shoe shop op
posite the Kuss House, and is prepared to
attend to the wonts c.f the public, desiring
first class work done promptly and nt
reasonable prices. Give !.im a call.
StVf papers fresh g&rdto and flower seeds
awaiting purchasers at
1 I'. I IIOWNKLL S.
tiprlng Millinery,
I have my full stock of spring millinery
all the latest stvles and cordially Invite
customers and friends. Ida M Krlsii,
lllumberg Block, Albary, Or.
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WE'LL LET YQU BE IHE JUSGE B?5 TE5ES CASS.
Oar Nev, Fiiesii and
Goods, bought close, selected with good judgment as to
oualitv and in good taste as regards style and appearance,
you will find it the Attractive, Popular, Satisfactory- and
Lnw-1 need btock ot the beason.
Boys, here's the place to
and Bat with every suit.
The Monkey will be given away April HOth. With
ever' boy's suit you get a ticket.
F. L. WALLACE & CO..
"The Leading Clothiers.''
See our Windows.
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SulcriptionKfnt for t.11 U19 leading Newpa;r an. Mun.lnp.'i. Tc rm-i easb.
Sr'CKr llie 1. ., illiniy, '
THE I-KAJ)IJ!G PHOTO KKAPIIERN,
AMiany, Orrjitu-.
SPECTACLES AM EYE GLASSES.
The LARGEST ASSORTMENT in Um
County.
Cam -:- axo -.- Have -:- Your
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tfJ-ticl
JnhtT-tor.'s laUnt K.f-Mttur at F,
t"Ri;NCII.S Jcwtlrv .Stori'.
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NO ilANE IN lil t Alt.
4 B MrllwKln OITiti Home lt.it I urn lrlc-
He makei the following reduction1, in sutr
for cash :
17 lbs diy grnnulaUil forSi.oo.
20 lbs extra C white for gi oo.
22 l'..s extra C p-'hKn fur il.oo.
I le uill also sell a five gallon'cg of picket
for 90 cents.
watches, diamond and other rings, iev
jlry. silverw are, Ac, in the city.
UJ.tllll It 41U' 111 1 V 1 ll KI T.
KU'RKSFNT.TIVFS. A. lilcvlns, M
Miller, W. 1'. Elmore.
A.
I'ofNTV Jl'IKJK. Geo. Humphrey
CofSTV t'o.MMISSIONKK, T. F.
Mil-
Icr.
Couxty Clkiik N". P. Pavne.
County Hkcoriikr E. E. Davis.
Sheriff. C. C. Jackson.
County Tkhasikkr. Ilricc Wallace.
County AssF.ssoit. J. E. Michael.
School Suii;kintkndi.;nt. G. F. Rus
sell. County Surveyor. E. J. O'Connor.
I'ouNiY Cokoxeh. Fiank Farrell.
Justic e of the Peace of Albany, Cen
tral Albanv and I-rice precincts. L. M.
Curl.
The court's duty is to de
cide a case on its merits. The
public is the judge and we
prove to the court's satis
faction that Ave undersell
anyone else in the citj-.
Cleax I?tocic of Seasonable
buy your giits. A Baseball
"n cor, 1st and B. Sts,
'-CK i
Dralor in
COFFEES,
mm,
Cnblnet photos from $1.50 to .f.ne
per dozen. Enlaiglng pictures 1
specialty. 16x20 crnions framed
for $1000. We carry a large Hue
of 5x8 and si.'rcscvp'c'views of Ore
gon, i'li'dio in Kroman's Illock
next to Ma.ciiic Temple, First Strec
A BIG STOCK
:- of - :-
bet t.n r.inuT.t tvir l:iot:plit lo Il-ar
just reci ived at
S-tc-tfqt't iV Sox's.
See llie l!i;ri(s ai:d fcl l'ric(r.
OF
HrATHJG LT0VI3.
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