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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1895)
T- p ? - - - 10 i; I1 If aWMMMHflWf wwfli linn hi rii tm n' iiiur7lmmiwn " m CAPITAL JOIIRML. (DAILY AND WEEKLY.) ii i iimi,, mmi-i' ' - ujj.iju BV HOKB5R UROTHBRO, THURSDAY, JAN. 81, 1895. 7 THH ONLY M Public Circulating 7 Z LIBRARY. P Ml In Salem, If st V. S. Dear- bom' Book Store. m "P Send fSM m-m) for &S)Z lV iih Vfc mW I - fntatrtttt 111! . JF Q l-" iVM. yy if HMB L..- RIVL'K NEWS. The river stands 4 feet above low water mark. The Modoc left for the metropolis at 8 a. m. with a full load of freight. Kteamer Hoag comes up from Port-i laud tonight and will proceed on tol Corvallis. Passenger steamer Altona came up from Fortlaud at 3:45 v. m. and pro ceeded on to Independence. The Alice A. makes a trio between Bslero and Independence each day, and Is doing a very good passenger bus! ness, The Kueeue arrived unfrom Portland lat evening and proceeded on up the rivur to Corvalll, the water being too low to permit her going on to Kugene as usuul. Traffic on the Willamette Is very light at present, especially potatoes, op- nleu. or any other oer shat e freight. as the shippers fear the cold weather. The steamboat men are bonlncr for warmer weather and for more freight t)UIllS. n OREGON LEGISLATURE of 1893-Conslltutlonal limiting Indebtedness; Still Anollier Frailless Vole for .Senator. ' REPETITION OF YESTERDAY'S VOTE Consiilcraole KottUno llttsfntss in the House. P580TALS. Tim tax payers' committee will meet ftftturday, G. P. Terrell, of Mebama, was in tte city today. A, D. Wilson, of Pox Valley was la luclly today. Father While returned from Albany on (he afternoon local. A, G, Osburn was a passenger for the metropolis this afternoon on buslnes. Dt. J, A. Itlchardsou m ide a trip to th Ilcform school today. Ex Governor Moody was In Port land yesterday on business. Miss Laura Bchott returned (o her home at Sublimity this morning. Mlssos Addlo JDenham and Ellen Glaggolt wero paisengera for Portland this morning. Cha. Uurggraf will build a new houHo In Yew Park and move to town from Mornlugildc. F. A, Krcnch, who has been Jvislllng Mr. and Mrs. IJ.F, Meredith for hovers! (lays returned to Ills home at The Dal w, yesterday. Jley. 0, A Hlwlr, paitor of the Cum lflHd Presbylcrlun church of Port. toad, eatno up this inornliig on u short bttlnie visit Udgo J'ulJrrlon, of Jtoseburg, Wm. M, Coiylg, of Jaelmonyllle, and W. A, Ptrhlns, ill Drain, tero niiioiig the Willamette guvU to arrive ou the Morning overland. Graham tllaw, Jr., U In h city In the (Merest of tho Ollllord yotliiK ma chine. He will be remembered as a former nowspajw man of Hlm, hav lug published 1jo Morning Tribune jir in years ago. Win. M. lowers, nf Hhedd, I.lnn oouHty.lsliiilieoity vUlling hi. sou OuyM. Powers. Unyt nlnelentlm' of Hie iopl ut Ida tmicrn isrt of Jilnjt wMIMy ate oppoMd In a il. Visum i f Iho rouuiy and fuuriirtlia of II. whole oounly p Hi ,0Vfl. iwehl. MlM tHllH I'llttlTi. who Ima loum .... vlU Ur lliw past llx. 0 iiiouih. at tWhOllofMi,Jo j. Hums, fa, tunivllu hvr tiums in uyr county Hi i40 i. hi. yMlnriUy, Mlto lumtt Iim made many warm friend, timing lr visit IM HsUiii wlm will iM MM I" VtDUwme hr skiIii. VALLE7 LOOAL NEWS. NURTII HOWELL PRAIK1E. Ira iiently of Marnuarn, was a vis itor iu this vicinity last week. J. A. liauxumau conlemtlates build ing new house this coming spring. I'm J. nuU Mo. Myers, who have ona-ge or our public nchool, are having excellent success and have auuonuceu nu eutertalnmeut by the ptiplld lo cniuu oirin the near future. itev. JU.yul held survicus at the church Inn! Sunday mid proposes hold ing a scries of revival meetings soon. He linfl held a very successful series of meetings at iirooKs. of late, resulting In 4ome forty or more conversions. The am parties In this neighborhood who seem to be particularly fond of a nice buggy drawn by a handsome "Chrttnut Horrel." Thevounur drivr and owner, however, is the prime con sideration with these samo persons, otherwise the author of these notes would surely try to purchase the "Chestnut" outnt from Brooks. The party at John Johnson's on tho ovonlng of Jau, 20 was a very pleasant affair. Many of tho youBir noonle of tho place wore present, and a few from from Mt, Angel. Tho tlmo passed very I rliuiy iMHwecu mo uoursor7 and J5J, and Mr, and Mrs. Johnson have the thanks of tho young people for their kl uduess and hospl tall ty as en tertalners, A M MKWIN.-A Swl wt IHM d( Hiv MbiIw UMUiiiy Jtr tuMMia imt Will im hi4d in ili uir.um ...u..i mm rn hhim muy tun juu. 9nfWl4, liy , A. J). IWI..I MmlMj um4, Another Dolph Letter, A subscriber In Lincoln precinct writes Till'. Jouunam It soems to inn that after you read Cleveland's sjoc!al message to congress you w 1 sooths necessity of voting for J, N, Dolph, Can't you Imagine how much Dolph Is needed Just now at Washington to heln Cleveland's bankers' relief bill through this present congress. Wo advise you to read the mumwxo carefully, We be llovo when you have read it you will be able to commehend tho uruat mag nanimity toward the national banker, between the lluvs, Irlve hundred million throaiuir aahi gold bonds to take the place of five hun urea million dollars of government notes on which tho national banktr draws no iulereot, Just think of the Ium to the wverty stricken Imnklug In stllulloiis, Cliauge your vote today, looks like a caw of itecuaiity, 'j'n0 Auuisvlllfaus belleyu you will, for It lhutbe msulfest Ut most of tlmivwn. won syniHtheUo jMwple, (hat Cleye land'a K'heme woul4 aid the tand noiusraiid banker ( kesp gaunt dw jwlr at Uy, a while longer at ci, nveiiuutiipa million guid bonds at B r Wut6,(HW,(mO, UesKK Hi u. lntu ilv humlred million dollars which the iwheuia would ow mti III furnUhlliu Ills Mvs huiutnul nun.,.. M10er unit from thiliplr, which li uuwiwmi nw furultliM at mt, end vlnsls ihs national banker out i.r M.oiW,ouu MUiislly, tme Jlio(hr JBfsr, vl for iivipli, lilm HOU8H JANL'ABY 30 AfTERSON. House calleil ut 2:30 by Spcnk" r Moores. Lone moved fr a commltteeou com pensation of htute and county ofllccrs. Adopte . House returned to Introduction of bills and t-lght were Introduced. Committee on jmui and reformatory Institution- arikmir that thev be al lowed Ihelrown dlscrotion about visit ing Unco institutions Adootcd. II, I). 75. Medicluo and Burcen ; withdrawn. Uecond riding of houso bills. 123,McCrakon Duties of Multnomah ceuuty commissioner. Multnomah del egatlo i.. 124, Cnnl well Executors and admin istrators. Judhltry. 125, Curtis Prilnbltlng llsh wheels, etc. Flslierlxx. 120, I'axton Liens for horse shoe Ing. Judiciary. 127, Gowdv Revenue for stuto uni versity. Arsessmeut aud tuxution, 123, Guild, by request Taking ma terial for 10a U. 129, timith of Polk Rate of interest. Judiciary. 182, Hhutrum Ue aud care of school houses. Education. 183, Gurdane County assessors aud commissioners. Assessment and tax ation with numerous amendments. 131, Jeffrey Conveying prisoners and others to public Institutions. Penal and reformatory Institution i Constitutional umeudmeuU proosd last session cumo up under speulaj order, Ameudmout relating to foreigners' rights of property. Made special otdor Wednesday, February 0, 3:30. Repealing sea 35, article 1, of con stitution. Adopted. Prescribing qualification of voters. Rejected becauho of clerical omissions. providing for thirty days residenco in precinct before votlmr. Made sno- olsl ordor Feb. 0, 3:80. I'axton proposed Joint resolution for amendment prescrlbluir nuallllcatloii or voters. Motion fuvorlng woman eullrage lost 22 to 2tf. Adopted. Memorial regarding ludluu war vet. eraui was taken up mid unanimously PMMHl, Memorial relative to tho Nluuiugim canal was lukeu up und adopted, Heoond reading resumed, 18.5, llwithby-Abollshlng uuuuly Mwseor aud wealing preoluot'iuibw.wir. Aanetsuieut aud taxation, 13U, Hullman -Appropriating for wanowa cau on road. Inuinml Inn provements, HO.TIgard-Forllro iswuih, Jntor nal liiiproveiuenls. HI, lluukinuii -auto iiuriiiui w.iu.i at LViullle City. Ibluuatlun. HMwlal uuimiiKlev uu iwm1iiIIoiu ;e wrM favorably rtwdutliMi far wIim 'I iiouw aim Mfiisiu ealeudars In house, Adopted. House adjmirnil. witNA nc JANtAUy ai-nwHj(j, Kflisle vallwl u unlur mi iuiii JI.J. AI-'lW iMlllllUlrui kdUlitfu l..r loMfls, via, in Hie IUgu rttw lit Wl, 'lwpM II. J M. t Fltr mtkUlumlAmu mt ii.. e. j. r. 4 amendment paswd. 8. J. R. 13 of 1803-ConstltntIonal amendment for five of justices of su preme court; passed. 2(3, Prli; Amending Ojde concern ing executors aud administrators; to t ilrd reading. Adourned. HOUSE. JANUARY 31 MORNING. Tlie house was called at 9:30 by Speaker Moores, prayer by Itev. Kella way. Reading of journal disposed of and previous day's Journal approved. Committee on printing reported that no more mutilations of bills would eccur: ul.so that the nrintlne of the cal endar has been revised; also commend ing the calendar clerk for nls efllciency. iteport adopted. Becoud reading of house bills and their reference to appropriate commit tees passed with New. 144 to 200, Indus sive, were disposed of. Cleeton presented bill 309, relating to teioners' certificates. Read first und second time and referred to committee on education. The Speaker announced as a stand ing committee on compensation of state and county efHcers: Daly, Keyt and Long. At noon the senate arrived and Pres ident Simon assumed the chair. A ballot was ordered for U. S. sen ator aud a call ot the Joint loll resulted as follews: Bancroft Beach Uluudell .Bridges tirowuell Calbreatb Calvert Cardwell Carter Cleeton Cooer Daly David Dawson Denny DoLi'ir, 42 Moores Gesner Gowan Gowdy Ho bso n Long Maxwell McCraken McGinu McGreer Miotle Moorhcad iuyers Pax ton Priro tieblbrede Hhutrum Simon Smith of Clackamas) Smith of Josephine) Smith of Polk) Stanley Bteiwer K'tJinimtfTil'Atlyj"''"" STATE SOUSE Q0SSIP. Mr. Speaker Moores attends closely to the business of the chair, if the oc cupants of the other chairs do 'fit. Smith of Josphlne sarcastically re ferred to Representatives Jtflreys and Hofer as "two Populists" Speaker Moores sharply rapped him to order, saying Mr. Hofer was a Republican. Members of the legislature who wish to keep down the expenses for clerk hire should remember that no one can force theiii to uppoiot clerks or create clerkhhln. or Incur uny ther draft upon the statu Uersury unless tin wishes to make fie draft. When a uitiii , hr. is a Rjpubllcau aud pu's his ttitiiiulure to a ) ublfc peti tion on su impnitint nmiler, he ought to bo considered a competeut authority cu thesulject. HU name aillxed to such u petition U as good as h's name to a check when lit bus money In the baak. Patterson of Templeton Marion) Woodard Thompson Baker Colo Coo 1 1 Gates Buckmau Burleigh Holt Alley Burke Boothby Recklcy Bitler Co.'HHell Barkley G irdaiie Job u cu Oralis VuttM WILLIAMS, 11. Guild Lyle Hofer Rinearson Keyt Tigard Lester IIAUK, 10. Hullman Neulon Jellrey Stewart King Vanderburg Youug IIKHMANN, 8. Hlllegas Patterson McCluug of Grant) Smith of Linn Wright WKATUEItPOItl). 8. Smith of Polk is making n hard fight against clerkrbip. He never allows an oportualty to pusi to hit the clerkship a whack, or to hit any proposition to creates clerkship a whaik. Smith is not taking c'erkship-4 for euptKirling Dolph or taklug them for huy other purpose, As montioned yciteiday, the Dolph lobby are getting outo (he pay-roll ol the state. The latest additions tj the valuable clerks now drawing pay are "General" Capua und ex-Chief of Po lice Sam Parrisb, two Portland wurd strikers. Mr. Dolph would strengthen bis cause by paying his own billn, in stead of stooping to the petty lutueoy methods of the peanut politician. MMMnyiijil i wi i ,"! ' CAPTTAL MINSTRELS. AT THE REED, FEB. 5 Combining the best minstrel talent of Salem. Look at the array of names : . -. . -nrm . 1 ATT A Tl'lll,' I ft! HI - T ,, fl T1 'TV., t -r Steiner, A. M. Alexander (ot ttltorpor Qnurtetto of j.-'ortiatiaj, ann o n. xvoss. HEKBERT L. BROWN of Portland, Impersonator and Dialect Comedian. n W Ar'I.VrA"T V.tnant.rn HnmoAinn ED HALL and CHARLES SMITH, Music Makers qnJ Uomediins. BILLY DUGAN, Comedian and Smile Producer CHAS. 33URGGRAF, Kun Maker and Character Artist. KELLER BROS., the Original Entertainers. MUKRY L. WADE, Monolouist. First jiroduction by any company of the latest political nnfirp "Onlnrml Hnrlror nf Hnw fVmnf.v " wriffon osnan'nll. ...w, -... w v...w w ,, wai..j .,..vw. "y.uiiy for the Capital Minstrels, by Chas. Burgraf. The entire company wui ne iu tue case. Grand street parade day of performance. Popular prices auu anu zoc. i.eservea seats witnout extra cnarge at Jrattons, ope lurtner announcements. FEASIBLE RAILROAD COM MISSION LAW. Weekly Journal AND THE Huston Hmltli of Clutsop) lUley l.Oltl), S, Curtis UIWKI.I,, 8, H0H) ll.VUKI.KV, 1, J. ii. WAi.no, I, MOOltK, 1, Bmlth of Bhornmn) McAlister Dnnn Duvls AIWHNT, Si. Hott und Conn, paired, A TKN MILL TAX. f triHHVK ii. in rui-iiitf i.nt, -.. ...... i ji., ... . ... " "! iu mhjhi . .1,1 w n B u" rr ":, z tt s, v . 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Duncan, a eiuMstal UiMllugof the oily council wa Md ut I u'eliwk Ustuvfuing for the pur paw of nmblug a Ian eyy for IW5, llwll null shuMMil all nivmbers nnni pt JCuy wild tliooounell prmieediMl luUtaimM, ItMiUidur JtUttiii varliius ty mMUmw hJm In wtU-nduiiw). j'jig vatiMlaN uf iitly prujwfty pr (he MutlM uf the rails Jgtt isnupleliHl, U H,mM AWsrnitti) Allnifl inovul Hm( a Wvy if ten iiiHU u (no dollsr tMkttlM4 UN ide Md VHiUHllHP UiiW H"r'ly HUliln the wily limn. 4 11mm iho nJiy amiiYltr mufy ifc mm, i , u,9 gnupu, -MfK .,,,., UUMiliU WO iMWIUluJ Uv ALIu.m... Huliusti mm wm mntiu uiiLuiii . .n.. i - - IBL lJMy-lW ittuhUtu u. .j ' iiiiMi.Mwy.wii-ii.crzZiur' -r-rr'9 " " lai ii j. .'. .. '"". i ' l-Uk ful MSilar lot 11 ", IWWHW' 4HMIS1IW arf. u.. . "&" "" "" ' nd l mlbl NiwKu miiiIi Hlni Uj (jty II. J. IV. II AliliilldlHK MMtltM 'IsflillliK HUlllwi ilTlim h. j. Jt,iw )iik riiMiim u UlA.lla w "" , Representat'veOatei of Wath -jton has Introduced a rullruad cmaiMion bill that cetrm to us In fli hpnt fim In which a commlssii n cm bfcreaiid ud maintained aud be of tome service to the people. Mr. Gates Is probably as well qualified to deal with this ques tion as uny man In Oregon. He was for twenty .-rM a railroad liullder, en- glueer aud routructor, having con structed out- thousand miles of railroad In our country. For several years past he has retired from railroading and Is not now connected with any such cor- poratlon. He believes In a commlsslou as the best method of protecting the people. The dlfllculty In Oregon lies In the readiness with which tho rail, roads control a commission Iu their own Interests. With only Paellle rail ways In Oregon, und with une.fouitu of all the population ut Portland, the people are at a disadvantage In select ing meu wno are free from railroad control, Mr, Qatt'o' bill creates commission of three, chosen by the governor, smc lury of stale and treasurer acting as an executive council, one from eauh con. K'ettfioiittl dltlrlut and out, an eugliuer, from the stale at lre, on for two years and two for fouriw. one to u elected by popular vole at rtali Wtrtlop, vacancy i Imi filled ,y ,,w Bt(JVB ,,. oil. The entire eiimn 0f suoh miu ihIs.oii is In lie kirn by a ta ,,n (he KroM earnings of hiimI gwiMiratliiM The eouiiulsalupers am lw retMlve f S0O0 Weekly . Oregonian ONE YEAR -ONLY TWO DOLLARS cash IN ADVANCE -0 The best offer ever made on weekly papers in Oregon. Call or address Salem Oregon. HOPER BROS., JSditors'journal. k4M wit u W ieUkmn A lv ma IHMUbJ UiiiM hi luI iLj li mi mil &m 4i jm - fPfww m falUldsy. l'Uluiy kl li.ii. 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' Russell Sage, No ono knows ltttr lliuu (hH wtlm known lluuncler the full value of a curative. He Is not eully Impwwl uiwu once, and nuver iwlw, " Is 2 Allcock's Porous Plasters; "ww run Avenue, i Nkw Voicic City, Dei suW , "I'orthe last twenty yetslhuve ten uhIiik Alloook's INirou rpiui, ers! Ihey have rt'iu.ntii .,......! ....'": rheihnutlo nalis' a, rr,i. ,M. " sud baok, Whenever ' 1 la e cwHd "fliy muiiiy me never without llieiu," Iraudrelh'sPIIU In.prnve )B dlgw. Wesull I'jrUi a.i. 71 im-,IIv..u, -7 ":...."""'" IfP.ail II :." o"iiiiiu in uuru mi ii. ...... est for many yar an, Llavlli mwwhuIuii ,U1 ir "'f"u.W.l' iiff&'njKwa JOHN HUGHES. i'Wilor lit iivuvQviw, VnUitot Hh, WimcMVlniwlViiriili,liM mill lliomoHt ciiiiiiIlN(orU uf nnihlwH ill all jfiMtlH u.o Ma, .trUHlHIiiiorJalMlme, if ulr.Ccsniiiiit tMlcl i,ff mica llflf ,,,"MMinyoM.,IMHHHKKI)H "w AdmlliMiMU, i liMUjiwrMitf ., srf ' li. A )tWM MI UiHU l VM (HVj.J 4 u ilMiiy. (W, HUtlMi.. lUAUIttttlAUL. IW-. Itiii imtJ ' f. 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