Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 17, 1893, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm vjk" jdlEr? 'fflnBttj ABrf' ,Si" v., I L I4 ' r r' rllHlS . ?JIJJ f ll'H if IrfCAl Haifa1 NWn IN (WAISSO IN jAMtwUftA&wiat Htfff 9imi f A.ifM In ili ntw am JtwHtf, ihr 'fnfhfimtty trffiliilrf( j tfiKl MMM MH(ftf Wa lecfil to ty If Mlowltirf nli Hen- ((iiiyiillirt)ok,iaiWiiiif fen? fti, Jj liof, .M(irilijf fti Qiwy Wemiinittod, MahM0h, tVn.f Jan. lt. TW HqjHubllMU! eallcUii inrt thl 4fftfN$ and nominated M. H, wy tot United Hliitofi w-iialnr M fW Qimy, IS fof ).ilr.ll, nnd I . fcrdWnj TarineMes Heimlor, MAntiVttAM, Tctin.,Jaii, 17. Bffi tkr Male will bo t'ledk'd UiH.arii tftfllOfrOW iff & In Mioklf M. Mi ZMxiUNO, Jan, 17. The vololi &y 4mi tMHIff for I. H. aoualur rrmiltinl (, iHMkerldec, Hep., K Ci.nthio, i!fiBfl J Iteldlug, Ooiifl'iipulliit, 4. V MmmM will bftilol till afternoon. &' yi ' vH,1 Montana Bonator. r "''" Mhmcna. Mont.. Jan. 17. Tin ' 'Ant brtak In thatmiatorlal votti w Mrred today In Joint wwilon, whuu Htny and Aliitltiiiw, I'oiiilM, win a have heretofore voted Tor Mulvlllf, JPopulfftt, olianired to Dixon, Demo rat, llwinlt of ballet: BantIurH.il, ' Clark 38, Dixon 11. Collins 1. Two , paired; In Massachusetts. IliWTorf, Mum., Juu. 17. Henrj jOahot LoiIko reoclved u majority li both 1iouh nnd will bo formally ' teoted U. B. Bonator tomorrow. West Virginia Senators. Ohaklbbton, Jun. 17. Kntilknei ami Camden havo combined. Faulkner will micceed himself, uml Cstadea will tako tho unexpired , term of Senator Kennn. ' ' Indiana's Bonator. '-. w .Indiana tomb, Iud., Jan. 17. In .a i ' separate aeaalon of tho hinges of the it khltr tmtmtiit uwn uh i rtuai m ttt.ttt f.m nwM n vt vii wan it i iiiniinu v iim ktorTurpla to succeed hlinnolf nit U. & Mimtor. Delaware Senators. Dovkk, Del., Jan. 17.-8onator Geo, Gray was elected to the U. B, Muate without nppohlllou. In Malno. AuauflTA, Me., Jan. 17. Halo re eIvel a majority In both hoimrs for U. 8, Benatitr. Isa Butlor's Big Brain. UosroN, Jan. 17. It Is Muted that tho autopsy on tho body of Qoneral Butler showed tho catmo of death waatheuurothiKof u nmull blood vmhi1 In the brain, caused by a vlo lit At of coughing. All tho organ Ih excellent condition, nnd but wr tbta accidental ciuiw) ho juolv- ulily would havo llvexl many year. Hk brain weighed four ouneetj more than that of Daniel Webster, ono of Lh Urgent on record. Dberal Presbyterians. Olkvhland, O., Jan. 17. The (Jkveiand rresbytertau Union wim 'ieed of all tho Presbyterian ebvrefcea lu the city, adopted a mnn llee deprecating any etlbrt to lm. Mw tests of orthodoxy or to ru- the liberty hitherto lndril hf mm who Dluoeroly aubscrlbel to Mm etifcloii of faith. The union SMCIreMeil the belief that the lu- tf the church at Urgo would h tMfVHl by a cenAtiou o f ecale. trlale for horvwy of mn Heivly pmfeM faith lu the Ipturee as au unerring rule awl (tractlee, and eullrw Ioy to Ike gtwjwl of Jeous Christ as f Oml. The mulfeio lu. ta the projHwvd appvnl of tten In the lUtgsoue. WHAT IT XKAN8, YwKK,Jsh. 17,-The action Cwvelaml preabytery in reeotutUws tleprvcattug oMrMleH te lwp new tetaof , bating the lutertet of be eoMrved by trf ktfvey trtaW, and U) the prvfHNMd up- d pwentthw lu the Ihty M ! wbr to the ktory current JsW MM at mu vewent U h ft lvt pwUtwf OwetwHtry Uh Hew Yrk vbytry t tram fwHber w4ahiy (be MB, JAmm- h exiiteMfd, it hi Ummw aeilvf Ih the I ea! iwp Mf4 ftf rVfuttf WrAM iff (M W- btf fiMfd ffflllt lltt in emyct faMi,UuA1. .tMtnlUMMM HI lilt slrlh K III"'' H I "" fKifleil OH Mefillohi flUlliliy iicv Unit (herd Mfllilplo vldne 6? fhynlUt NiliKiilfse rtlld tl(H Will bJtiisduiitsfiCrtHyifHln. tWU.JM. It-flwiullsW III ll( fHlifiti IM Hioffilfltf fpMl II would Ijkwi ttilllfc4 tint (' ef Hilt a J-tliit sfloii of llie nnle and iimiKtf Mity fof (lie cleilori of si( pMnfpf. They liavt bocn ndvl' ilml If lm election wn( held imlitym MioIkw pfovldM. Ilieiifwcnl Inoiim (K'lllf who U n Populliit (juiidldali fnf fc-elrotlotli will hold ovel lioiild AH efeellou bo held lhfi rnlht bo soino qucalton as to lt Ifgtllty. Mltmssota's (lovornor. Hf. I'AUf., Jan, 17. HeualorO. K DtvM will Ik) ff-.tlceted at a Join .clon of both hollies of tho k'Kliiln (Iff lomiifniw. A Mystory. WAfilMKOToN, Jan. 17. Hlalin-'r llm'Ho remains a iiiyntcry to all bu his family and attending physlclani I'hu littler decline, without tho ex preM authority of tho family, to d vule Iho imtnre of tho complalnl. Vt lUtfOa. m. today thero Ih not diauge In hUcoudllloti, Maniac at a Funeral. CiiiCAdo, Jun. 17. In lliw rultlni of tho solemn funeral cermonles ovei (lev. "Father" Wheadoii at tin Whendou Methodist church ol KvaiiHton, Hutiflay, Justlreof tin IVnro Itntwrt Freeman was lloorid ny E. It. WIIIIiiiiim, mi nged man oi unsound mind, and ti denperuti HtniKi?lo eiiHtied between tho dls turlior and seven men who endeiiv orud to eject Ii t tn from tho church. Willlatim wax nil Intlnmto friend ot Father Wheadon, and tho latterV deuth udded to hln iimnln. When Itov. Dr. WllkltiHOU begun IiIm nil ilreRH, WllllniiiH went to the back ol tho church and tdood lu tho aide making faces at each person whose attention hu could attract. Huveral women attempted to have, but he blocked tho way. Juntlcu Freeman, placing his hand on Wililamn' arm, told him hu luuat reuiulnqtilet or he would bo arrested. Williams drew liouk lua uriu and Biiddenlv shot It orwarii, striRiugnir, iriemau in the breast. Tho blow uas unexpeet ed and tho justice toppled backward over one of tho pews. As ho foil Williams kicked him aovtrely. Jumph'g up again, Freeman rushed at tho enraged man, and a h.lt l(i.on others who could get Into the aUlofcIl upon tho maniac. A des perate tight followed. Tho church resounded with shouta from the men and cries from tho terrified women, Finally Williams was homo out into tho hallway, where tho strugnlo continued for several minute. Meantime some one hud summoned tho patrol wagon, aud when It anlved Williams was 911 his buck, and tho juatlco had his knee on his chetd. Then Williams begged to bo allowed to remain at the funeral services. Ills plea was so pitiful that It was granted, but a close watch was set over him. The service was then resumed, and the last rites performed without further Interruption. ho Treasury. WAAiitMiroN, Jan. A7.-Tho sub. committee of ways mid means com mittee on Investigation of the cos.- dltlon of the treasury expects to re ceive the latter part of this week, a Urgo amount of Information for treHMiry exierts. It can Ixi vald on good uulhorlty that the treasury statement wilt not show a detleil hi tho treasury or probability of one during the present fiscal year, but a coe analysis Is expected to show Sectvtary Foster at times had n hart! task "making both ends mwl," aud his succour will be likely, uu lew relieved by leglsUllon at this scmIou raUlug additional revenue, tohavesren a harder tak with eolous steadily Increasing. Dem. ocratlo members of cougrtss exHct to show that there have heeu Hint w lieu a detleleucy unsouly preveut i by tho Hlley of not paving any thing today which could be put oil until huuorrow. Not a single new building hu beeu provUtel for dur ing this eoiigre, but there still re- tualtw over ft t,WX,Wi) to be ex petuh edoMATawal f pwblld bulldlu awlll,W(ttSKlbtwhk'h their arc km fWtt4aMhag eoutreta. The pfvsent tsbm annsee4 vrbkh (are- hMsfWMstUi the wkUky twc. TUs M rait ejssar W.M.oDi Mt7ei( MAHl(' i.. . . i.,, .j ,u,ii .. ,,.i. mtoH,JM.n.r:imrm nii. MMMUiffUtmtm jiiMJiurRf, (IH KlWlNIl WlUlIWi M Witeftl(fl HMyl)liinlil'ialf laslftotifcfeliwf Willi AfrjAtillrtV, lfi ln(lf, wJih lm! liwil iUUMlitt, ribpfoaelicd hlMiftii ilH mstfef of (MillliiK ilii fake rfM bwrtti them. Acoc1ln7 f If urie WrAilllI,aflefirttflifiliAi lt e!fJ HOl wa-fJl Ul fitlil i!AM b!Aflt ,.,a wa i.i k.hxI liilliliftJ(i.iify,Mlil .t .... , , iiiil. iu. lm N.Jy lllok.jruil would llko Ui make some i4 hloioy, filitl yoti can. Wo .ail hiako n iimlcll add R.t a blK 'i(j)l(,alid yot! call limko a small for (iino. Hut 1 will only nmko the tiiakh on coudltloii that f must bo iiio wf fiiiel'. Yoti can make a small f itltliio. Voil cull make mora money ny It than you call In a down lights .0 ijfigfaud, and as you are not go mg to remain In this country It won't HUH you miieh," 'Iho Post nlflo olds that Iho stated price offered to Murgo to agree for MuAullfle to win as f vr 000. Ilayos 111, Fhi'.mont. Ohio, Jan. 17, Tho ondltloil ofex'Presldent Hayes at 10 tins morning was tho samo as lust night. Ho Is still very sick. TUB LEGISLATURE. flOUSK 2 I'. M. JA.N, 10. From tho Beoretary of Btato In .inning the legislature that he had irocured thirty-live sets of HIIIV l'.hIo. Gill moved they be dlstribu t;il between tho Bcnale aud House. HKSUI.UTION. lly Myers for Julnt commlttco to meet with committee of Btato ol Washington on Columbia Itiver Fisheries. Adopted, lly Northup, that Beaker appoint 'in assistant door-keeper to keep ileur the lobby and prevent loud ulklug. Adopted. W. M. Mnores, if Portland appiliited. liy Uishop, to amend rule eight, io I hat certain committees be In creased and creating seven new com mlltciH as follews: Manufactures, Medicine and Pharmncy, Hortlcul ure, Public Morals, Rules, Salaries and Mileage, State Library . Adopt ed. lly Drown, for committee of five ui Portage itallroad at The Dalles. Adopted. lly Northup, Joint committee on apportion of legUlatlvo districts Ayes SO, Nk?s 115, HTANMNO COMMITTKK. Speaker Keady announced stind Inir (Muimlttees, chairmanships as follows; Khcllons Northup, Durham, Ways and Means-Wrluht of Un ion, Wrhriit of Marlon, Jeirrey . Education Drown of Douglas, Paxtou, King. Judiciary Paxton, lirowu of Morrow, Ford, Nichols, King. Claims Cornelius, Paughuiau, Slyer. 'Military Aflalrs-Geer of Clacka mas, Northup, Nlckell. ltoads and Highways Cooper, Geer of Marlon, Currln. Kngros-wd bills Slerrltt, Stauley. lClmore. Unrolled bills llelknap, Merrill, .Moloney. Indian ailalrs Ormsby, atone, D.y. Printing Duucan, Gowan, Up ton, Corporntions-Huisell, Gulllxou, Dlevens. Commerce -Gullixson, llelknap, Trtillhiger, Hells, Wilkinson. Counties Drown of Slorrow, Drown of Douglas, Luwtou llohbs, Iuniau, Federal relations Hobbs, Sheri dan, McF.wen. Mining Wright of Marion, Dux ton, Houck. Public lauds-Merrill, Gowan, Sheridan. Internal Improvement Good rich. Gill, Timer. i'ubllo buildings aud grounds Ford, Wllklns, Btants. Agriculture Geer of .Marlon, Coon, Dlevens. Alcoholic trafllo-Delts, Duncan, Cainpttfll. Hallways and transportation Gowan, ltusell, Chandler, Jetl'reys, Houck. Assessment aud Taxation Chand ler. Mauley, Layiuau, Lawton, w.ny, Manufaeturve-DUhop, Klmore, Dy. Meilletno aud ptiarmscy Dsly. Gill, Miller. Horticulture- Coon, Ormsby, Toner. Public morals-Gill, Daughmau, MeKweu. Dulee and Joint rules-Nichols, Durham, lumau, Balarles aud mileage Durham, Merrill, Malouey. Public l.lbrary-lhujshnun, Ford, Sillier. ' h'lslierles-Slyers, Coou, Cooler, Jeflteys, Campbell, Labor lmsou, Mkys, Uptou. HOl'SU HILL KOS14 was returned by the gwwruor wh nuot'jntkms I hereto. Tkla was a nilWU anjmvjwUlltig t!2T,W off the 6 irtrvMi rutHI irHJ Btkkl of i lauds. There Is how In the trea Brytbeww f , xhU w ifttMbwKatrtb W . friaMy, Mt4 Hwkl w4 MiMsdajr t S fk m,. tnlMihtih f4, H Hfft tuuitM iii hiiHiHiuim iim iwimarr . Mm bB(f ,(, .W, w,,rt,j ,lWHly 6f Mf)M- hill .,- Ii,i,(ll.l In rlrrji t-rrsldaiilKi aliroriil rvifiilhliNlohCH anil foad WiflftM by dlfpet Void of tlifl lMl'' M jJy Uh,llf f(H,f t ( mmMM Mi ' efpfrtf nfufit fit vndlliiile, flint e.fti , (nlticelisd leaiwllliat ffoiil (lino , Iriilriftfimfliil till flvllre lljil Iwrt "' "'"', w"" '' "'"".fZ hie ii befit of both lm Iwa w Clinblo le(( ,( RM(, tt w,lVti,kult. Adopted. Menaio rtsoliillon, that mo rei dent lint wlllidfaW tlmlioflalid s orvatloii from settlometil, ayca W, Ikks ft'L A riiot) or uitAA UoMt, deUiillig rlghls of persons lo iMoofwstel lu lakes and stream, Cooper, to olect road supervisor fiy vole of people. Paxtou, for Incorporation of building and loan associations; to declare 1st Monday In Bcptember a public holiday known hh Labor D,iy; to amend code 414, relating to Ileus on personal property, to amend code 2031 relating to fees of county recorder; to amend co'lo 1 14, relat ing to attachments; to declaro legal holidays when falling ou Buuday to fall on succeeding Monday; to amend charter of Portland, two bills. Nlckell, to amend law of execu tion. Paxton.to amend code; by request, lo protect game and fish and create olllco of proteilor of same, salary iiOOO and excuses. Mauley, by request, to establish Columbian harbor. Merritt, to define a sack of flour as CO pounds, of wheat flour. Nlckell, amending law of Justice Ciurt, King, to distribute 5 per cent, laud fund for road purposes lu pro portion to area of county. Gulllxsoii, to amend mllltla law; to amend code 35.17 same subject; uIho to amend code to allow county o mrts to build armorlts iu all coun ties of the state. Stone, Incorporation law. Ormsby, to encourage stocking of mountain streams with llsh; to es tablish a soldier's home; by request, to lii"orporato city of Bllverton. Dauglimsn, amend election law and registration of voters. Nlckell, to record sales of property for delinquent taxes. Northup, to amend assessment law. HoIiIh, by request, to protect com mon carrier-i. I) ily, for funding debt of counties of Lnko nnd Klamath. Myers, to amend 1173 code, relat- iniE to estates. D.dy.to amend act creatlngSouth- nril lloiiril Itt Aiirimillnru Myers, to amend law relative to qu ilKlfallon of voters. D evens, relating to assessment and taxation. Witklns, for assessment aud col lection of taxes. Gill, to prohibit sale of tobacco, cigars' cigarette-) to minors under 18 ye ire. Geer of Clnckams, to amend 3415 code, fund law; complaints iu crim inal actions. Cooper, by request, to amend law of practice of medicine. Geer of Marlon, by request, to amend charier of Bllverton; for re lief of J. H. Taylor on contract to use convict labor, $0105; by request, iucorHirallng town of Mt. Angel, I-ord, to amend l!o'J3, code, requir ing county court to levy $o0 tax fcr each school district. Northup, charter of Portland. To 3u reading and referred to Slultno mah delegation; 400 ordered printed. Moloney, fixing fees of sheriffs fur collecting taxes in certain counths; to rejieal puldlu action of county court proceedings. Wright, of Union, to extirpate Uinaila tlilitles; to llx times of hold ing court iu Uth Judicial district and Increase salaries of Judges. Trulllnger, telattng to capture of sturgeon. Stiller, amend school law relative to granting certificates. Wilklus, lixluu feesofsherlfland clerk of Latie county; by request, oceupttiou of school iaudi; amend 40O5 code. Drown of Dougla, amend 350 ixhIo to maintain actious for lujury from county road or bridge. Slays, amend 4i.t) cisle, bounty law. uiwan, regulating salarlis of m'IkhiI superintendents; to create county of Hamilton out of Grant and llsruey. Drown, of .Morrow, to nvulatM1 employmetit of a sjwUlUt music or art byiuy -hool district, Upton, ameud 42SD anle, relative bounties. Laymau, relutlve to protection of shade trees or hedges. n.v i.. i...... ... ., . .. ---rf,.w .un..r,iniU itrunis t ass. Upton, to regulate taking of sal- luoi, in UlM.ue mtt. Mllwm 4cHJ, rvlstlve to road viewers. Font, by request, llniltlng lUblll tlesofoorKir4tlons.. Ford, for election of precinct as- IWMOIS, Upton, atuend aw relative to up- t-i.-'Muitrut m -m-hooi ruuj. r fM4rtou,liy riue4,trtt " " WiUM, Mron, reltlDR to HWWilin( Hdliit y M UH awi)4 mllfwtj amwl. KAaUMvnSpwMWWfM infill Ki f'MW tirUilf ImM tf iro usi xiuou- i uf,, o,W fM ft" wmfl l linrfafMfJtmilili'M. i(oiJOrldJrillfirif. MA1t,iV H.Jtli.lO, 'ffiliiiiiI-iwMin-fWiJi'rii (nlM, alltiwlflrf ttrimsfil" Itolil fjllllr-illoflal blllfe. AOIiih, amfitllhrf shtM ' Portland. hUskoiso. smriiilliltf (vslo, Ijialsdtt, (eifaMlllls(e f-oifil df heflllll. Wwafnrd, by ff'lliPid. forfiilntlM dlffrfoMof cofKirrtlloli, Alloy, iiintmilliig' cliKflefof Lil' goiif1. Wefilliefford, rrKlilaHliK llabllh ilesiif rommoii rnrrlefs. iluiler. for additional circuit Judge In third dMrlct. Oiiles for proterfton of f-afnejlo second) referred, fl'hliig Industry couimllfeo, ilaiiproft, regulalllig lown and city elections. t7o, Incorirfiratliig Catihy. Wimdard, to prevent cruelty to nn I rim Is. Btelwer. reKiilatltig sclecllon of unsold state lands. Cogswell, relating to lsuuco on dormant Judgment. Vanderburir, to tax all Incomes exceeding K,000 per" annum. Daley, amending Athena charier. Alley, regulating sherlfl's sum mons; came. Italey,provldlng for establishment of state normal school at Weston. Hlrsch, iiuthnmlng saloof state schiml and other lands; lo second; referred, education comniittte. Eighteen bills to second radinp and referred. SENATE TUESOAY, 10 A. M. Resolution by Stelwer.that a com mltteoof three on Interim! Improve ment bo appointed. On a division of tho uoubo the resolution was adopted. Ulackman moved that the net re ferring senate bill No. 2 to the com mltteeou counties bo reconsidered. Carried aud referred to committee on claims. The secretary of state submitted a certified transcript of the emolu ments of the sheriffs of the state, which was referred to Judiciary. The governor's veto of the bil creating two new agricultural soci etles was read and laid upon the table. The miate concurred in the adop lion of house concurrent resolutions No. 18, No. 19 was referred. IJiTHODUCTION OF Bl I.LS. By Veatch, to regulate the trans portatlon of freight by railroads. By Cogswell, to prevent the tak ing of cattle from one country to an other for the purpose of herding. By Mei'Mun, prohibiting deduc tlon 'jn credlhh- 'IfjiRjis allowits on'ndebtedueHa when the ?t asses-ed. alOciAltil, t,. ni.io.id oo.lo, any city of 5000 to have independent district. By Butler, to amend code, defln i ng compensation of district attor neys. By Willis, to amend code relating to interest. By Blackman, to distribute land money among counties for roads. By Bancroft, amend code eflect- lug improvement of the rivers from Portland lo lliesea. By Iluley, establishing the office of Inspector of steam boilers. By Hayes, to amend code. By Sly era, to provide for the pro tection of tlah and game aud f.ir the appolutmentof a fish aud game pro- lector. By Blackman, to build a new school for deaf mutes. By Slyers, to establish the oltlc. of examiner of engines. By D uison, to ameud code, eflect lug fees of sherifls. Deuoy, of the committee on clerk hire, nitdd and extended leport reg uiHtlug number of clerks, pay, etc. Liolson made committer report on bill No. 59, woniuieudiu.r, that it pass. Nineteen bills to second reading and referred. Senate adjourned to 2 p. m. Mrs. Sarah JfuJr 01 iltnnoipoiU. For Women Hood's SarsaparIHa Is Especially Adapted to Cure Difficulties Peculiar to tho Sex Th KJtorlnp at4 lnTtsratlne propertlM jvito tjume n4 eBrica th blooie. peUUljr a4.pt U for HI tnnUci recuto to -.U!t tUd fwUas. or OeblUrr -1 was Jar a m m Mte,t, tew rmal Wakna. 85fiis2Sna Hoo4fs SrsDarillji en'i 1 11 V WU wltflf It ifflf"Tl I H, ,ft Intro wiv- ni '"i rafriwly Hint r-vr mi to falrr CwirtiHK. ami CImC. wiiltf hlft w tUgoomfoTt k ftft'l mw lmmoHimKirf 1' Mm, m Akwk wr? Bfrnptrm of pTmi M ft mmeriy frmnd in BimrnoM Liraf lwi litlor fi"t nwfiicl wmpotwl lo imnwotfl, of nn !riUK''ilinX niQ ib rnillMt" n (Wr-rjliolic nppoU(, ''Hi ft inwlirina tiWiwiitto tholuUsfnn(l jicrfwtly ImrmltM when ylvflti to the stnnllwt otiiltl. S. L. B. novor diSniKrlnl. lttmwf tho virtuos aii'l jwrfoc tioim of a roliaMe romMy of tho kind omlorwrt by ominont iihyaiomn. "It sfTordu nioiteanfetBddrny IMJJ; IH03K 10A. M-, JAN. 17. Prayer by Ilcv. Williams. Bead Inirof lotirnal dispensed with. Tie speaker appointed os house in miierson the World's fair nnpro-prl-'lon: SlesTH. Northup, Wright of Union and Nlckell of Jackson. ni:v ni 1.15. HiHs-ll, for relocation of county seat of Union couuty. To second rending. Deferred to committee 011 counties. Stanley for state school text books, creating board of state officials. Durham, to amend election laws. Stone, to fix fees of clerk aud sheriff of Umatilla county. Brown of Dougla, to amend "2 code, relating to pleadings. Coou, to create county of Cascade. Paxton, to allow no days of grace on foreign obligations. Wright of Slarloii, to protect game, Ash and fowl on Columbia river, Onrneliu', by request, relating to law of notice iu road cases; also by request relating to bids ou bridgea; relating to tax rolls. Upton, regulate railway freight, fixing maximum rates. Belts, relating to crime of larceny in houses, ships or cars, also relative to heirs of aliens. Merrill, to incorporate town of St. Hele.ns. Belt-)', timeudiug sheep herdiug law. Slaloney by request, relating to Ush. i'rttfton by request, amending school tax law. Wright of Siarion, providing for (cuing bonds for streets aud f-ewers, ou fifteen year plan. Day, by request, to amend elec tion law relating to county eounnis iouers. Iiiniui, to secure independence of voters at torn meetings. Jellreys, allowing women over 21 to ho.datiy tdueatii ual ulllee. BILLS HEKKUKKI). Following bills iifl'ecliug general laws were read second time and re- frrred: Keady, to provide for the emn!o- iuhiu of convicts iu jute mill. Com on manufactures. By same, law relative to move-m-niof engiueson highways. Ju diciary. Sliller, to provide for the construe tlouofa flshway oyer the falls of the Willamette river at Oregon City. Fisheries. Belknap, to amend the election aws relating to both when chal euged. Elections. AUoby same, to amend laws of oouuties. Agriculture. AImi, to amend laws of assessment. Vssesauieut and taxation. Brown, of Douglas-, to amend law to protect salmon and other fishes. JOINT COMMITTKK. Speaker appointed as memlwra r Joint committee of state of Orecon and Washington on Columbia river legislatien: Slessrs. Siyeis of Mult noinab, Coon of Wasco aud Jeirrexs ofBeutou. ItlSOLUTIO.V. By Myers of Multnomah author Islng shaker to appoint another Ke Ayes 21, noes 24, lost. Pirty.f.iur bills io M..COUU- readUK and referred. b House aitjiniriKd, mony to us y' rwim "",,';;; j Pferonfe lo ouf vnliwMe tiie'He"'- ' lnt fatnllv in 'ilie he on Hie ""''' ibVo ire"rll I Itwltli oxeslleflt r.'tw. PACIFIC lm m ORCHARD CO. FOR TOMTC T.HTC. nn,,.n. .UO HOEYE IVrdojen forthnot Oolihrt PORCELAIN -AM ruuiuuiv.vrn.s lniheclty. MONTEE BROS.. 1 0miuicUl Strwt, rilrm, I if, johx inwix, Carpenter and Builder. T. J.KKKSS. HOUSR PAI.NTIKQ, PAPER HANGING, NatualWood riniA,.. Cr. h U4 CbMk,ta ttUt. JN 1H93 ,ill II Id tcml l ' lilw' THECHICAflO.MILWAUKEE&ST.PAULR'Y ... ... ti,.. 4t',.jLI t'liit. i:xciiMiHi umm NKW AtlVKHtM'MMt- t . j a . irtlin feasiii '!-- t nt M T.K.-lT""lirtrts of ll wrlw Of 1 nf yttiue, J A. Cnlfili, 1 1 oiirt mei. PINt lifJUOY rnnxAI.B-Neatlr op,J .J 5 to irsslji. ('nil ntonee Idaim .Urr WOOfjTU (Ultll'-AlMiiif Y SH'M n V HI IMnl-llArl. l'UIW ties. KM Illnclinrl. II nb(K,ks on iho loiidjicit. lief. iewi ri(iilfC(i. pptjr st onco toT. M "I""". Atiitisiier, ,U7 rillll rtYCNlir, " " " WANTI-1) -A rlnce lo work n '"'"''l liv two oAninn BlrlK Itldj; ;f He Joliu Fcpiiicr.irtJl.tbprtyHt l-WU rpwo KtrilNIHIIKI) ItOOMrt-At 379 I Trade street, two Win from aisle Kill. 0 Ml-'v flMIW I'AI'KIl In kept on tile at A. a I l.nbh'a A.l.nrlUllit AtrfTlir' '4 111. (I ( MprrliHtils hxcliiinxc, "nil i 'I l.rl"i C ullniriilM, here contracts lor n l rutu g cun tip nirtile for It. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Monday, January lGtli. "Tho .Mauler" ol Ocrmnn Ulnlcct Comedy, MIL GEORGE P. MURPHY AND I i PLAYERS 1 LEDERER'S COMIC ! the Great Laughing Feitlvnl, 11 O-Ilcservedi-catsonfaleatralton's- Notice. Notice Ii hereby Ktven, that thiComm It t. ooii sttectx nnd 1'ub ic propf-rty of th tltyol HiUfin Ure?m, will sell kI public ucfln In froDtuf tbo cltj's building uor occuplci byl'apllal Knlnecomrnnv nud -telner A i-oniieniiin us a grocery More, at the oorunr of Liberty and lnle mrpcts, In the city of "iilem, m two o'clocK p. m , WnliHHla. Jauimry25,lf9l thelolloulni; di-crlbed piiperty: 19 feel i ll'of thu Knst end of iM. No. , Block No. 47, la the City ol Siilem. Mnrlon county, Oregon, Known as the bulliilnu now t coupled ty th i Titer KnglUHCounmuy. Ais the lly of ulem's property on the 8 K curnor ol Llherty nnd Stale streets. xiiiniencliiir at the Iorih iMst corner of lock No. 20, lu the City orHulem, Marlon cmniy, ii-gon; thenie (outherly Hloug the wv8tlluuf wld blo-kai, luff tret; thence ii-leriy pnntllel wllhlhe uorlhlluwot Raid Uiock.fO fret. Tueuce northerly, pirullel wlih the ui-t houndnry line ofsaia Block, lOJfcei. to tie nnrlhb 'UDdary llueofhald on uh, Tui-ncH wr eny io tho plno-. ol he Blunlnc. Build ni: nowoccuplco by Hieln-"-r ""Jiipjiinn groiery, Oipltal Knglne - mt Lll.' Jtlil Trin fif.niu rina s.ir aa nn . I mice of b d by iliy council of the clly of r-aiein.imo uie naiance at the pxnlrailoii 7t i . f, ol six mouth", with Interest at thn pir. ..r s percent peranmim. The right to rtject ttuyaudall bldslslenby reserved. A. Klkim. lOLO.N.I, J OLMSTE1I. GEl. I. GliAY, Committee on Hirtetaumi riibllorionerty 1-Utd Noli to. ijlem will receUe wenbd proposals lor a situ lor thH contemplated new 'c,ty h-llun ).'.. A,J P'iS'n lisvliig proi env -a io lb-. Ui" to Uie c. .nun" 'e I u' ?rre B nid public i roperu, elvlng an accura desclpt).,,, oltl'.e pren,lsVHk' he Hgl,? ..J aaany aud Hn.p,. U um$l Md G0K0?u!,j.iA?.1MSTEU' School T.ix Notice. "egon. 'lirwanH ZW1TXl.t!. quent unless pa d hecro VurcTi 3 8 .7w.,w Wua;,.V --.-.i.i viicru. SI ii (I. IJ m LEA VIS SALEM J-EAVFS roitTLAND' swrarir,fflBtafr E.M.WaitePrintingCo. LarvesteMabllshmentin the city. OVER BUSH'S BANK, wn.uuri "V1 r"r TRACTS A mii i o Thefchool lax of dlstrloi No J4 for ih loom a. No ott , k-i1."' .9 .tr'l,l. eler-.. can 1 ORfPr.itx- !' J. E. MUHPHY. BATHS Tile for Sale, Brick and Tile Yard, NORTn 8ALUI. Take It I 2fsHip.w r" - 'E. "w " " mmi 11 . 1 i 11 m ' wgw mnr I W. WEST i'roprlcfof of llio g:rman market On Commercial Hi. and the CASH MARKET OnBlatofHrcoli Ootid Meals, Hainnaf. I ard, Hams, n Mie.iiinl r-verj IMinit kept In nrst-claw r-Atnblifthmelil. tmi. HARPER'S WEEKLY. IM,USTIIATKIJ. Harper's Weekly l ar-knowMjreil u slniidimi flrilhiiioti?IIIustratil weekly p. rlodleais in Ai erica. It occupies n pixel bel ween Hint of Hip hiirncrt (lull! rap taut t tint of Hip 1e llmely mninirloe It lo. dudm both lilerory and nos.an'iprpieiiU with Kiunl forc and felicity tin) re al eveoti of ciirrenl hMory Hnd the Ininulimtlvi lteints ornclion. un iicciiiiivoi iib ery eotnplete pcrlcn of lllutriitlons i'f the WOriU I'llir, II 1IIUH MIIV ..lilj 11I.J urai Kiilda to the grciti exposition, but iileo lti 1...1 amivctilr. Kcrv nolilin event of een. cnil Inleiest will ho luliy llnotmtert lulu pauex, Hi eonttlbutlous bclnit rrom th bnl writers niidiirt sis in Iho country. 11 1 looiitlniioloexitl In lltenvurp. newi and illuitrulloni, all olhcr publlcatlonii ol HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Per Year: HAHt'EH'H MAGAZINE HAIU'KK'S WKKKI.Y ..MCO i OQ llAlll'KK'HlM.All i 00 HAKl'EH'H VUUNU fEOt'LE 2 CO 1 Btnge free to nil subscribers lu the i uniluUtttaieti,uuiBU&,unu Mexico. I Tim vnlntnnu Mfllio U'ppblv liplrlU Wlf), tho tlrht miinbir for Jiiiumrv of puo" Jer. W hu no time Ih inentloiud, ublerlptliu will begin with the number cunentattb tlnieof iccelpl or order. Bound volumo ol Unrrtr's Weekly fcr tlircojcurs built, In iittit clt ti lili.dlcjr, will be Htnt by mall pi ttii,e paid or by express, free ol expense (provided the fieltfhldntsrotexeudone dollur perot umi ). lor 7 00 pei volume. Ulolh laws lor each volome. bullnblefor binding, will be tint by mull, post-paid, ou lectlpt of 51.00 tach. lemtttiinets Hhoulil bo mndo by Post- omcu lntiuey oraer or arult, to uvoia ciiauce oi loss, Newspapers nre not to copy this ndvep. iitciuciii wimouiiueexprebH orueroi unr rer A Brothcni, Adartbs: HAItl'Ett & BKOTIIFIIS, New Yort. I8. . HARPER'S BAZAR. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Bnzar Is a Journal for the home. It gtes tlimiilhhliu u latest Information ub.iul fahhions, nud Its nun eious lllu'-tra- iious, runs acsigus,nna j atiern-hvel mp. plemeuts nre IndUptriMible alike to tut iioiiis artss-trmk r ana Ilie professional ii.cdlsle KsnrlKt No ixnense Ih Mriri in tnubA ithrlivtlcnllrii(iivenefcs Kfllio highest or- der der Its brlglit stories, amuolntr (omecllt ""5 ,!!,u!l,B.1",u, .ce'J's l'a,l,,,y n " ? Us lt page Is famousns u budget ot ?!fl a.n(? huiiior lulls weekly lssun :1 '"!" f'n" ,! imuhiubus u nuagei oi ..ii, uuu iiuinor ju us weekly lssun everj thing Is included w hlch Is oi lnterft to women The serials lot INI. will be ... . . u """" iiesaumnQ tan iLyall. Christlii.iTerhuue II rrlck win furuih practical seiles, entitled "At the Tol et." Grace long, u he l home Miller, and Can dace w h;eir will belrequent ontrlbulors. the wurk of women lu ilio Columbian Kx poslnou will be luliy represirit. d with many Illustrations. '. W' Illgginson, n audleifc" "U "'" wilIP'easecu.tlvJted. HARPER'S PERIODICALS. Per Year: HAM'Eliy MAGAZINK ni UARl'tlM WKEKLV m U HPHH'st IIAZAlt JI Jo UAItHEIfB YGUNQ I'hOl'I.F." 2 U) linfSrtK tT.ee P aU subpcrlb rn in th United ctutts, Unada, and Mexico. H?nIfi 'he Bazar begin with th. ursinumiiir for January ot each mr w lb,Uglnt,wl?h,,,1'e.I'tlord' S??lp loni Hrne oi Bce!p,tU1f"oerdeUr'."ber CU"ent ul ,he tlirUjearVs0'wES ,0f HaTlr's "ar "ill L went hv,' .D UHa cl0,h finding, IrelKht dii-B n,,e3tpLus' 'Provided the btoSluKtoZWW ""Itablefor re elptofsienc,"Ul by mnll.P' t-pald,on 'mXuSTVi0 be by post ot joss y rde orilnft,tottol(l chnHce tlsmeiTOuitZ110 ro'y ,uls adver' per tiruihclr"UtUle exl'nk otaer Aar- Address: HaKI'kr & BBOTHKIIS. Mew Ysrk. ngeril tor tns ugnetlo rods for or locatluirOold tnlnly theirreatewi V!. """'"ment Is rer-. DR. H. SMITH, Ba'iui, Oieiion. AND FARMS. J. I BENNETT & SON. CANDIES, Fruit and Cigars, P. O. Bloolc K. T.lil!.1!! I'll KEYS, For locating Mines. lsro?i.2S!J',..,.J!w le flu.ll.,ViV,rtT."',,,.r-" c'ro ai or -ir..;V.Mc"lr"l'ne Cigars and Tebaeeo. BILLUUD PARLOR, 848 Com't Strt. - Underteking to tfcjitti u H k. ff?AiuY.HaiB t mm T. W. TH08NBURG,-