OIIEGON STATESMAN TUESpAY,:- FECKUAKY. 4. i:
COYOTE SCALPS
IPAID BY STATE
Detailed Statement of tbe Nea
ter Received
FROM
. IN
THE SEVERAL COUNTIES
OREGON EACH PAIR OF
EARS COSTS TWO DOLLARS.
Under the New
. r j
v Twothirdv
Which tha
One-third, j
Law the State Pays
and the County in
Animal Wat Killed,
A WILL IS PLACED
X
ON COUNTY RECORDS
To
Evidence tha Tranafar of Property
Daeda Also Filed in tha County
Recorder' Department.
(from Saturday's Statesman.) -Serretary
of State F. I. Dunbar yes
terday Issued a statement, showing; the
.number of coyote and other wild anl
, man scalps delivered to. the respective
county courts of the, state semi-annually.
In accordance with the provi
sions of an act approved ji February
IS, 199, and an ct filed in the de
'pa'rt.mcnt of the Secretary of State on
' February 28, 1901. . The statements of
.the number of scalp bounty claims
paid by the county clerks of Clatsop,
furry, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Lane,
'Lincoln. Malheur. .Multnomah, folk,
Umatilla, Wallowa and Washington
counties, (anvaswl at the:. January.
1!2. term of the county courts of those
counties are not Included ;' In the lint
tin accounto; f ; thorn having not been
presented for "payment. Previous to
thei act . which' was-passed during the
-last. session of the 'Legislative Assem
bly and coins; into effect on February
., I'rfil, the state paid all jncalp bounty
-claima in full but since r that act has
been In effect the state pays only two
thirds of ihfi twunty while the other
third i paid by thecounty in which
the scalps were secured. For every
m alp taken . from a wild rift, coyote,
mountain lion, panther, cougar .gray
wolf or timber wolf killed within the
confines. -of this state; a bounty of J2
Is paid, and. according to the state
ment yesterday . Issued by the State
Secretary the total number, "of scalps
'delivered sinci the first act went Into
effect. February IS, 19. Is 84.M4 representing-
the sum total of $169.281.
The following Is uhc . tabular state
ment of the number of scalps, received
tn the several counties for the year
'Vnclttig'ueccmtr-er Zil HNilj- and the total
. number for the three years from FYb
ruary lt,.1W. to December 31. 1901:
'. " -Total for
- ' - . , . 3 vears
Y.ar ending from Feb
The last will and testament of Ellen
McQrew, deceased, late of Dayton. Or
egon, was filed in the county recorder's
department yesterday. It bequeaths
to her daughter. Mabel McGrew, an 89
acre tract of land in the Alvis Smith
donation land claim situated in this
county; and to her other children, Kthel
MeGrew Wilson, daughter; WM-i Me
Grew and Claud A. MeGrew, sons, the
remainder of her estate consisting of
household - furniture, farm machinery,
llvel stock, etc. Four deeds' were also
filed for record In this department, the
considerations of which j aggregated
$3200. as follows: f -
Peter Wickner and wife to It. Ci
Frltx, a small tract of land in t
101 s, r 3 w, and lot No. of
block 8. in town of Jefferson, w."
dj. .. .. $
L. jA. and J. Paquette to J. W.
and K. Kbner. 3 acres of land in
section 10. t s.'r 1 w, w. d.L
R, C. Frits to T. O. Cooper, lot
Nlo. 8 of block 8, of the town of
Jefferson, w. d.. .. .. ..
Wna. M. Itoberts to Solomon Wr
dn. 10 acres of land in PhlllD
.Glover and wife d. 1. c. No, 48. t
8 s. r 2 -w, w. d.. .. .. .. ..-
!A CALL FOR A
CONVENTION
s isasaasesBagp -
' N - .
Ssctellsts Prcpsse to Meet zzi
I x Name St3te Ticket
2000
55
... 500
350
STATE LAND BOARD
HAS COLLECTED CONSIDERABLE
MONEY DURING JANUARY.
The Amounts So Received Were Yester
day Transferred, to the State Trea
sury What Funds Will Profit by
these Sums.
December 31,
1901
iuk."r,. ...... . ... i.:t
!'. ntn . , .. '.. .. 123
J '! katii:is. . .. .. 23 .
t'Ulcitp.. .. ....... 113
Vlood.ia.. ..!..... 91
i. '. 1 1
i tTf'U.'.': .. .. i.- 3.
lit ry ... .) .. I. '.. 91
a'uic'M:. ... :;. .. as'
' 4;itli:m.. ... .. .... 1..4'-2
CrBii' .. .. ... .. . l,r.S
Itmjoy,. .. .. . 3,941
i .luckson'., -.. .. .. W4
' ' Mtrr phi n t, . . . '. . . 3
f Klamath.. .. '.5S5
, r.ik.-.. .. .. ,. .. .'.
In".. .. .. .. .. 2S7
" I.int ofn .. ' 9
l.inn..
Mslheur.. (. .. 3.2
Marlon.. .. . ,T. . 4
. Morrow.. .. i. .." 1.91
Multnomah.. .. 7S
poik.. 9
Jhrnan. . . .. 7!7 "
Tillamook.. ... 2H3
frnntillii.; .1. .. .r2
1'nion.. .. .. L. .. 9f
Wallowa,. .. I. .. -3
- Wasco.. .. .. .. ..
Washftigton..';.. .. ' 32
Wh-'Ir..: . .. .. 1.14
Ysmhill.. .. . : 90 -
Total.. ;. ..j .... 34.669
Total cost,. .. ..$9.33H
18. 1199
to Dec
31. 1901
3,t54
185
516
1 23
219
6.358
228
1.188
3,0(51
3.982
14.4S:
1.858
5fi.
3,313
7.569
262
98
8.408
184
4.B82
92
17
1.567
8.541
8.541
v 2.540
T 1.973
V 4.36S
i 32
. 2.853
11
(From Haturday's Statesman.)!
ion. M. Ij. Chamuertin, enter cierK
the State Iand Board, has collected
L422. 45 during- the month of Janu-
on account of the several funds
lis department, and yesterday that
unt' was by him transferred to the
Stajte TreasureV, The money so re
ceiyed was apportioned among the sev
erajl accounts, as follows:
Coijnmon school fund prim-1-1
pfetl. payment on certificates
and cash sales of school
nd.. .. .. ... .. .. .'. ..$27,021.87
rtnon school fund princl-
1. payment on sales of '
nds acquired " by deed or
foreclosure.. ... . .. ., ...
Coihmon school fund inter-?
est, payment on certl fl-ates
Cowimon school fund Inter-1"
. ekt. rents and ayments on f
' skies of lands acquired byj
dieed or. foreclosure. .
iXnverslty fund principal.'
payments on certificates
and cash sales of school
; l4nd . . . . .. .. ii
University fund Interest, rents
ahd - payments on sales of
lands acquired by deed or
f9relosure. . .. .... .. ..
Agricultural College fund
. j principal, payments oh ,
certificates and cash sales
of school" land . . J.-
Agricultural College fund
I principal, payments! on
certificates.,. ; .. .. . . . .
Tital.-. . . .. .. . . ..
1.860.09
3,524.42
5,095.91
: 10.00
150,00
632.13
28.10
.$38.4;22,45
84.644
$J6.28S
A GHEAT RUSSIAN
MELODRAMA PRESENTED
At the New Grand Opera House Last
Night- E. J. Carpenter's Suscess
in Presenting this rligh-claes Play.
K. ,T, Carpenter's Ktest IlusslanVjnelo.
drama. "For Iter ftake," was played to
a ell-plp.ise audience a.t the New
( irand ()ra llnuw evening 'and
In reception accorded the company by
the highly ctitUal audience. comised
f .Salem's tt putrojis if4he stase.'
was certainly tlattering. Th play
Heals with the ' conditions in ruia
luring the days of serfdom thumah
slavery! and the plot of the play een-
ters arotindthe Prince Vladimir VVala
nofT, a.captain'ln the Imperial army,
and lia IVtoski.-a serf girl and the
l-iit ufthe prince. Mai win Woods.
An the prince and Jessie M. Cunning
ham, as the self girt won the admlr-'en-of
the "audience from the rise, of
th" tnrtain. and they were ably isup-I-tted.by
a tnmany of artists of ?!
, c!5ene sldnm met wiih: in such .an
strri KA tin. Among thm were such
Able at tors. a Wn. Marble.represent-r
!rtg ;eneral Cruftoff; KMa Msrble, as
Mif lrlness Walanff. mother of Cap
tatn Vladimlrt5 and last but ; by no
, rfl.,.nr least. iMtss MUUreht Evans, as
T J'hIUls Gray the New York heiress, who
.fatijr captivated the 'audience by her
b-suty, vivacity and splendid work In
hr -harmi?jnte. The plajrls one of
th-.bst f nuKtnn dramas ever staget
tn America." and Mr. Carpenter rich.ly
deserves the mceess that Is his In such
v generous mesure. ss the result of th
htth
com
' A It CN A WAY PATIENT. A Japan
ese patient escaped from the Insane
Asylum last evening, during the sun-.
per hour, and at last reports early this
morning he had not been apprehended,
lie was a very good patient and a good
worker, and was employed ;ln the cen
tral part of. the building. He never
expressed any-desire to .leave; the In
stitution, and It was thought that he
waa well content to remain there and
his flight was somewhat of. a surprise.
He was traced to the passenger depot,
where he had conversed with the Japan
ese section hands, but from there no
further trace could be found. He did
not leave on the overland last night,
and the search' was abandoned until
this morning ' I T
I..CCAS.IS FTtEE Jarnes S. Lucas.
charged with the embezzlement of 3400
and tried In City Recorder N., J. Ju
had's court on Tuesday afternoon last,
was at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
discharged by Recorder Judah and al
lowed to go free. He-and his wife de
parted on the afternoon train yester
day for Seattle. The charge of embes
Slement could not te j substantiated,
since the complr.lning jwltness Con
tractor W. I. Pugh, festlfied that. In
the nioney paid H Lueajs to be 'by hhn
paid to the men. Lucsis held an un
divided Interest. Under: this showingH
the criminal prosecutlort fell away, and
the only recourse Is a civil action.
NEW. SIT IT FI L ED. Luce 1 1 a Wheel-,
er, guardian of the ierson eni . rt-Ute
of Itufus K. Edmunaani a minor, plain
tiff, vs. lialfour. Guthrie A CW a cor
poration, defendant, is the title of a
new action filed in department N". 1
of the State. Circuit Court for Marion
county yesterday, The complaint al
leges In Substant that Itufus K. Bd
munson la a minor andf thiit during test
August e dellvere-I o tlx defendant
in defendant's wii rehouse In MjcI-t,
4 btishfls of gool rnerchantablV oats
which are In all valued at t9.i2. f:t
which sum the plaintiff demands judg
ment against the defendant the
cfound that it has wrongfully c-overted
tf Its own use alt of said gr;iin. It
alwi appears that thj minor, Rof'is.Ed
nkunson. Sold the grf In to the .rorp.r
ation, without th icuairdian's consent,
and squandered thei money, i ,j I 1L
McMahonl Is the attoVtiey f.r the btain-
CONGRESSIONAL
ARE ALSO TO
NOMINATIONS
BE MADE BY
THIS NEW -PARTY.
County. Mass Conventions Are Recom
mended for Nominating Candidate
for Offices.
C. S. Harnlsh. chairman and W. S.
Richards, secretary of the state com
mittee for I the Socialists of Oregon
have issued a call for a convention to
be held in Portland, on Wednesday,
March 19th to nominate a state ticket.
The call Is as follows: ' .
: "A mass convention of the' Socialists
of Oregon." is hereby called to meet in
the city of Portland, 'Oregon, on Wed
nesday, thex 19th day of March. 1902.
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, for the
purpose of nominating a state ticket
for the various offices to be filled at
the elections to be. held in this state
on the 2d day of June of this year; and
for the transaction of? other business
of Interest to the Socialist party of the
state. - ' ,....'. . .
"Also on the same day and in the
-same place, a mass convention of ihe
Socialists of the.. Second Congressional
district of Oregon. Is hereby called for
the purpose 'of making a nomination
for Congressman from said district, to
,be voted on at the coining June elec
tion. This district comprises, the
counties of iCtatsop, Columbia. Mult
nomah, Raker, Crook, Gilliam. Grant,
Harney. Malheur. Morrow, Sherman,
Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Wasco and
Wheeler.
"On the; following day. March' 20,
1902, a mass convention of the Social
ists of the First' Congressional district
of Oregon, Is hereby called to meet In
Oregon City, Oregon," at the hour of i
p.-nt. for Che puriKise s?t making a nom
i nation for Congressman from said
district, to be vbted on at the coming
June election. This, district comprises
the counties of- Benton, Clackamas,
Coos. Curry. Douglas. Jackson, Jose
phine. Klamath. lake, Unn. Lane,
Marion, Polk, TillamcKik, Washington,
Yamhill and Lincoln. j.,y
"It is recommended that the county
mass conventions, for the purpose of
nominating county tickets., should be
held at county seat of the various
counties on Wednesday, March. 5. 1902,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a., nn This
will place the county conventions ex
actly two weeks, earlier than the stale
convention, .thus affording opportunity
for Interchange of opinions, and mak
ing arrangements for) attending tti
state and Congressional convention!.
"Because .-of certain revisions ?h th
Australian ballot law, and because of
the further fact that the Socialist party
in this state. Is an entirely new party
in the eyes of the law, the method of
precinct election of delegates to coun
ty conventions, and delegates elected
from these bodies to the state conven
tion, canaot be employed In making
our nominations this spring. While tn
the principles advocated, the Social
Democratic party and the Socialist
party were the same, yet according to
the new law.; the Socialist party is a
new party, and can be represented on
the official ballot by either of the two
following methods:
"1. By calling a mass convention of
the electors' of any county.- district or
state. and if one hundred or more
electors meet In such -convention and
form an organized body.' they may
make the nominations and file them ac
cording to law without petition. '
"2. If the assembly Of electors num
ber less than one hundred, theynttiy
formithelr organixatipn and make, thWr
nominations In tbe Same; manner, but
must accompany t he . certificate - ; ot
nominations by a petition equal to five
per "cent of "the entire vote of such
cOunty, district or state, cast at ,the
last preceding general election, based-
on the vote for Governor or Presiden
tial election." , : r
THE ANNUAL.-1 Among the pe lal
editions which haw come to hand,; the
"Oregon Statesman Illustrated Ann.Ml
takes high rank. Both typography
and contents are of superior order of
merit, and a credit to the publishers
and the Capttal City of the .taie
Ashland Tidings. ' '
The liabaity to disease is, greatly
tcFsened when the blood is in good con
dition, and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then, all refuse matter
is promptly carried out of the system ;
otherwise it would rapidly accumulate
fermentation would take place, the
blood become polluted and the consti
tution so weakened that a , simple
malady might result seriously. ,
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion, and strong, healthy
nerves. t
As a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S.
lias no eaual. It is the safest and best
remedy for old people and children
because it contains ho minerals but is
made exclusively of roots and herbs.
Ko other remedy so thoroughly and
effectually cleanses the blood of im
purities. At the
same time it j builds
np the weak and de
bilitated, and reno
vates the entire sys
tem. It cures permanently all manner
of blood and skin troubles. ' ' '
Mr. K. JC Kelly, of TJibana. O.l writes t
X hmA cum on my hands and face for
five years. It wonld break out in little
white pustules, crusts would iorm and
drop off, leaving the skin red, and inflam
ed. The doctors did me no good. I used
all the medicated soaps and salves without
benefit. 6. S. S. cured me, and my skin
is ae clear and oooth as any one's.
INFORMATION
FROM SALEM
PIctnres-cI Two
Ssa Jrcrclsco
THE POLICE
SENT
MARION. C
V.ZTttTtTS
BY SHERIFF, F
OUNTY
Together vith the First Good Deserip
tibn of the Two Men Now Hunted
hf the Officers of
Metropolis ,
Mrs. Eenrr Siegfried, of Cape Msy, W.
J., says tfct twenty-one bottles of 8. B. B.
cored her of Cancer of tbe breast. Doc
tors and friends thought her case hope
less. . '
Richard T. Gardner, Florence, S. CX,
suffered for years with Boils. Two bot
tles of 8. B. S. put his blood in good eon
ditionsnd the Boils disappeared.
xSend for your free book, and write
Pour physicians about your case.
Medical advice iree.
the swirr srtcinc co, Atlanta, ca.
. y
about a week before Robinson was
killed, a watchman t the cemetery
cared a way some protvlers from tha
office ofthe cemetery. nJ effort
had, been made to blow open the saf
In the place
fKornixo accccEDS Linn
'. SDCXTESS.-
The Orri;on Fire IicTleff Assoclatfcin
has been a success err since It began
business In January, 1S33, sod Is now
growing faster than ever before. It
Issncd over 3000 certificates of Insnr
nee la 0 i months from February I.
1001. to August 1. 1001. ef which 761
OF THAT CTY were lssnod hi the month of Jnly. It Is
w nit brim ,r,?tl "ontnal InsOtntlon which fur
W. DURBIN OFI nlsbes the best ot .
FIRE INSUriAKCE AT COST. V
For further particulars adore A.
fi Chandler. secr-iUry, McMlnnrllle,
Oregon, or If y&a reside In Marion
connty, call on or address ILA. John
on (apent), Salem. Orrpon ;
the. Golden Gate
business to be .
"' done"
IN OREGON.
By Several New Corporations, Articles
' for which -Were Filed in the Ctate
Department Yesterday. "
(Prom Sunday's Statesman.)
The San Francisco Chronicle, In its
Issue of January SOtbL prints the story
or the first reliable.' information receiv
ed by the San Francisco police"regard
Ing the appearance o the men wanted
In that city for the nnurder of Police
son, which lnfor-
bV tSherlffF. W.
man Eugene 'C Robin
mation was sent them
Darbln. The Chronicle also : repro
duced the pen sketches sentby Sheriff
Durbln. The article folH
The police received Urtforma tlon yes-
m greater hope
nan Ion s of Foot-
terday which, gives y,
of capturing the cow
pad William A.llenderson. 'alias F.
Ialy, in the murder of Toliceman Eu
gene C. Koblnaon I- fame from Sheriff
F. V. Durbin, of Sale
sheriff, irt '.his wmmu
tain
pen,
in. Oregon, ine
nlcatlon ' to Cap-
Jclectives tieymour, Incloacd
ches of fjoucher, whom he tiad
In hlsr custody; for, five months for lar
ceny, and who then vi
of Albert CJoucher, arid of his compan
ion, who was held In
A FIEND. S. Moore. , a , morphine
(Wnd. aged 30 years, was yesterday
brought from Kker City to the Insane
Asylum by Sheriff A. H. Huntington.
V
This Climate is Good
enough for anybody with weak lungs.
The patient rwed 'mrt travel, lie can
get well here with the help of Allan's
Laing I la 1 sain, taken frequently when
coughing and shortness of breath after
exercise rve notice upon him that
serious pulmonary trouble Is not far
away. Allan's Laing ItaJsam Is free
from any form of opium.
THE -REAtrTIFL'L. RAINV-U la tet
ter for Oregon.than the beautiful snow,
as a regular thing, but. rain, shine, or
now. all the year through, the plsc
to secure your grocery supplies Isj'at
the. popular grocery store of Branson
A Ragan. rder yonr Sunday dinner
things there. , '
CASTOR f A
- For Infaati and Children. :
rti Kfad Yea Kaw A!.ap Bssj
HurfincKM will be begun In Oregon In
a few days by several new 'companies,
articles .of lncorioratlon: for which
were yesterday , filed I'n the State De
partment. They are; -'.
The Oucnther Solderless Can Ma
chine Company will manufacture the
Guenther can arid do a getieral frianu
facturlng business. The capital stock
is tlO.OOO. HT Guenther, C. O. Mc
Gowan and.. G. -W. Staiieton are the
incoriKirators.. ' , 1 i
The McGowan Investment Comnany
will deal In patents and all kinds of
property; with . headquarters In . Port
land. The company has a capital of
110.000. C. C. M-tiowan, II. U ""Jun-
ther and G. ,W. Ktapleton are the tn-
roriMjirators of ther company.
The Portland Starch Company will
manufacture and deal In starch, with
headuuariers in Iorllad. The .caHUI
Is ffxed at $5000. MaX'rimllh. C. F. E.
Voas, and James Gleason are the: In
corporators of record.
. The Oregon Logging Company will
do a general logging business and deal
In lumber 'with headquarters in Port
land. , The company has a. capttal Of
J4000.. A. I Whltter, T. D. Masters
Mpd J. II. Wertz are the incorporators,
IMPROVEMENTS AT ' - .'
i THE WOOLEN MILL.
New Machinery Purchased to I ncrea'ss
the Capacity of the Big Factory, as
Well as the Quality of the Output.
President T. B, Kay of the Salem
Woolen Mill Company, left last night
for Sah FranclscO to remain several
days In the Interest of the factory. Mr.
Kay remarked that the company had
recently .ordered a carload of machin
ery from :.an Eastern firm which will be
added jio. the already splendid and up-to-date
mechanical equipment of; the
plan in this city. The 4nachlnery Is
nowen route, and Included in the list
are two of the finest and , latest Im
proved looms; one' scouring, and rlns
Ing machine with self-feeder attach
ment, and one hydro-extractor, or rot
ary wringer. I The balance of the car
load Is composed of attachments and
supplies and. the Approximate value of
the: Improvements will amflunt to over
$400. "
With the addition of theae two new
looWts the plant will be equipped with
thirty-twd'-of the' finest loorns manu
factured, whereas, when the mill burn
ed down. In November, 1855, the mill
only had twelve looms.
When these Improvements are adqea
to the mill the total value of Improve
ments and cost of rebuilding will ag
gregate atxnit 186.00 or nearly three
times as Large as tne pianm.wnicn in-
conipany contracted to- establish in
lg9. , The ca partly or me mm wm w
very materially Increased with tbe ad
dition-of this new machinery and th
quality of tb product will also be Im
proved. . -., -
the name of U. D. Sfcncer. Roth th
pictures - were shown
the landlady of the
203 Turk street, where Henderson and
his7 companions stopped for "a few da y
previous to the; murdHr,1 and she recog
nlzed that of Ooncher
the young man who w
In her, place, but the
know. - ; i .
"The sketch la a vry gtnid likeness
of the ,Gouchcr who stojwd herex and
who was a companion of Henderson,
as the picture of
bnt by that name
other she- did not
she said. "I have no
nizihg It, but I do not
other man. Ills faci is not familiar;
lie might have stoppc
times,, but 1 do not
him. He was not ond
made the roms their
il at the houae at
remember neeing
of the men who
regular stopping
place but he might have been one of
the many; callcra who
going at all hours of
rooms were so situate,
let In whom they pleased and none In
the house would see them. I paid lit
tie attention to them is I thought they
Were honest young fellows and they
were. careful to give
sin. " i
"Mr. Goucher callrid .today to. ask
about his son. I knew!
father or the boy w
the man -was the
po stoped with
Henderson and tjhe rewt of the men; In
the rooms when I sa
Ing ' the house. There
lly resemblance, parti
eyes.
w him approach
is a strong fam
bularly about the
The police have a Hop that Spencer
may be '"Brownie'," for whom they are
looking, as the companion of Hender
son and Goucher. If so they may have
some Identification of
lead to his arrest. As
him which, may
far as "Brownie"
is concerned at present there Is nothing
by which he can be
vague description.
"Brownie." but the pd
of It. ' -
The "Albert" Gouch
term In the prlson.at
known, except
Spencer may be
lice are In doubt
Identified' to the Sallsljactlon of the fx-
Jl.. The der
f his prlaon
MRS. JANE NESB1TT DIED
IN SOUTH SALlm,
Psd Away at an Early Hour Yes
terday Was a Native or imiss-w
sod a Pioneer: of 1SI7 The Fu
neral Occurs Today. ;
Beam tb
BUfnaturo of
h rlsss attraction, presented by his J rr,rd.r Judah yesterday afterrn
Pny .t I . ! given ten days n the city Jail.
I IIARRT DUNN IN TROTTCL.K.-
II arry Dunn was placed under: arret V IN FROBATE.4-J, I Calvert, admin
and taken to city Jll early, yesterday Mtrator of the eptate of John: J
rnornlng. t by Officers Iewis and' Muro Hughes, deceased. baag . heretofore
phy, for Imbibing too freely in sptr.ita. flied his final account theron showing
and creating a disturbance upon the that the estate had been distributee
rtreets. He was taken before City Re- among the rightful heirs.-he wss dl-
fternoon and charged from his trust and his bonds
men exonersted.
Mrs. Jane; NsbltCUgl 71 yeirs. i
rnonths anf 1 days, died at her home
In touth Ha lent at 5 e. tn. yestrday.
after prolonged sufferings- ith a
tumor. ;
Mrs. Nesbltt g lrn In Mlswin,
on July 117. and cam to fregon
In 17. Iter, maM'ii nam HUn
ton and she had lee mafrled three
ilmes, her last husband preceding her
to the grave about rt years ago. I'por.
effing to oregqn she, with ber par-
nttv settled j near this rtty, ni r.as
resided in the nelghhorhood rontlmi-o-.islv
until Vr (demise. Only two
children, out of ten. wurvive b-r. One
t Mrs., Maty 1U hardson. daughter,
nf AmMy. Oregon, and the other A. 1
Khef.hird. a son, who reWds In Smooth
Salem. ' '!"" " .
The funeral service will ! con
in the tvslie M-. E. churrh at
t ovimk p.-.m. todar. by Rev. R. C
Pla"kwell. and interment will be ht n
In the L O: O- F. cemetery
' ' A--:,; i" ' -A , .'.-":.
lice as "Kid" Goucher
about- San Francisco;
Goucher has .been prtttyi well estab-
liahed as i being the an of ex-Senator
Goucher. of Fresno and . Mariposa
t"wmrer is the son of A lawyer of Kan
. i -
sas City, and he has a klster ll-ing near
Salem. ''',..
Goucher and Spencer- were .r res ted
In the capital city of
tenced to the county Jail there for Jar
reny on October 9. J9m, and they were
releaned on March 12,
script Ion the sheriff gives
ers Is as follows
Goucher! Twenty-oni years of age, 5
feet Inches In height, weight.
pound, dark, oomplexirm. smooth face.
and with a small mole on the rlht
cheek. "' - . '
Spencer Twenty-six
age, fi feet; 7 finches. In height, weight
10, poun'lK. light complexion, burn scar
encircles right wrist, shoulders slightly
drooped, and he la a user, of morphine.
These descriptions1
those of the men who
Ring away from the s
der. and It Is jsslbl
who was with Goucb'
lag Was the man who was known a
Spenicer In the Oregoh prison a year
ago. : ,
"The pictures we ha
Khertflr DurMn will Th
us in running don
tM id ,t'a pta in Heymou r.
first fautbenttc IdenttfVation we hav
reeived of Goucher, n
much doubt a to who
s, we snail it
to the eace of
a Tlrownle ts. W'e expect that, with
the aid of the. pictur
able in give ansinlance
fl' ers of the lnterir cohntlea. and there
Is not a constable weft of the mmin
tains that Is not dolnk all h can
help- ni In capturing
but we have been una
to
the m'Jrderers-
le to give them
much definite Information- The sketch
e are said to be goM ones of the two
mn
fteoorts that have been put Iftto. cJf
cula tin and credited
Vn and- IMnan regd
f rth-r and murderers of whch
llenderaon ard Oowlt't were mem
bers, are ridiculed by J
police leMrtmentr, te of tjhe storW
said that , the murdert
war to the-city after
attempt to blow open i safe In the of
flee of the Cypress
when they met the poll!
shot, him to death.
ent by the name
the prison .under
to M rs. Uroeske,
odglng house at
II. II. Ramey; of Cedar: Mills. Minne
sota, who has been yM Ing 'th the
family of his daughter, Mrs. K. A.
Stanton, of this cly, departed on the
overland, last night for San Diego, CsL.
where he wlllvistt for everal weeks
before returning to his home.
NEW TO-DAY.
WANTEP TO RfcNT. A ranch sUn k
ed. on shares, for to 4 vears. Ad
dress "R. Statesman ofnee,
,,r . . ,-
STRAY GOATS,- -TWO OP THEM, AT
: my place, fout miles ; southwest' of 1
Salem. M. Gorrrtn. Owner pay for
this notice; .- . ' ltdw
VOll SALE. ONE TWO-YKAU-OI.D
bull. ! Holstein and Durham: two
brood sows. .Also one full bloxded
Shropshire rant, for sale orexchange,
: for a- Cotswold. Wanted good farm ..-
: hand. Address W. B, Duncan, Salem.
Rural Route 1. tdit wlt(l)
LOST.--T1IK MAN WHOWAITM
until all tM numbers are sold In that
home building aaKociatlott repreiwnt-
ed. by the. Salem lnd Office. Th"re
are a few left yet near the ground
floor. Call upstair Statesman bulld
mg. ; ' .
JXHT.! K-STHATKI OR KTOI.KN .ON
January lSfha anv mullcy.Iurham
cow, with Smooth crop off each far,
; left "ear sHH, brand Tl on right hip.
Finder, please notify Jno. Neal, Tur
ner. Oregon, and receive liberal re
ward. 1-ttH
I - ' . ' '''.mm'..,' '
The Statesman JEub. Co. baa on hand
several bimd red copies of the 7ltKGON
CONSTlTtlTlON. The pi kc Is 10 cents
each as long as they last.
, j ' - ' - a .
iWA NTKD--WOOD tMIOITKP.S Tl
cut 50 cords of wood, ash, maple and
fir, Will pay $1 cn cord for rut
ting.; X Cabins ' -furnished. Three
miles southeast of Independence. II.
W. Murphy, r 1:21 tf.
trouble .in recog-
recall seeing the
kept coming and
the night. Thejr
1 that they could
me that I m pref
er, who served a
Salem has been
who was known
and the "Kid''
or 27.
years
or
tally well with
were seen rurt-
ene of the; mur-
thst the man
on that nvtin-
e. received front
a greatj help to
the murderers,"
-It Is really the
ut there Is stilt
I he ni n known
1 r Tw,tef Ke
-ding the gsng
he heads of ,th
rs were on th
an unsuccessru.
Lawn Cemeter
f-emn. and the
The fact Is the.
MONEY TO 1WN -0 nd 7 per cent
on Improved Valley farms. Wv A.
taw & 0., 2W Ptark RlrcfL,
Portland. Oregon.; ' T ";
. CKDAH KKNtTK IttSTS. Any one
In need of cedar fence poats -will-do
well lor write to II. Jacobs, letrott.
Oregon. tf
NOW Is a gooil time to bring In
your ntaxtblnery andL' havts'your repair
ing a41 done. Castings. Iron, and braKs.
furnished on shojrt notice. One boiler
and 4-hors engine complete for., sale
cheap. II li. KIGIITI.INGEIl.
1 'hone 2933. m Iltterty St.
ABSTRACTORS Or TITXET"
ESTABLISH Bf IN 1H. Only rom
i pic to s-t of abstract tooks lit Marlon.
county, Oregon- Uod ecru Ins (lilea
consult . us. Salem Abstract na
I Tjfttid Co.. Snletn. Oregon. V. W.
j: Waters, Secretary and Manager.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING
to consumer at wholesale prices.;
jr. I dm taking orders to complete a'cM.r
load Of fencing for February delivery.
t , Write now "and get prices. JJst cIors
January 15th. . 1
j 1 j WALTKR MORI.KY.
L-1 j; 1 i 69 State street, Salem, On
Salem Pence Works, . i I'-'
LEGAL NOTICES.
Or KINAIj
NOT1CK iOP IIKARING
1 : ' ACCOUNT. .' ' ' '
Notice Is hereby given that the final
account of Claud Gatch as administra
tor tie bonis non of the estate of W. J.
Herren deceased, has been; filed In the
county court, of Marlon county. State
of Oregon, and that the 21th day of
February'1902 at the hour of itt o'cknjc
a. m bas been duly r applnted by
such ourt; for the hearing of objec
tions to such final account and the
settlement thereof, at which time any
person interested In such estate - may
avprar and file objections thereto ln
writing and contest the eame.
s CLAUD OATf 11.
Admlniftrator d bonis nn of the
Estate. .'-. t . .. .'J. .l:21-Uw. .--v ;
ADMlNtHTRATOR'K NOTICIC No
tice Is hereby given that Karl Race,
has by order of the county court for
Marion county. Oregon. b"n,-diily
lfilnte adnilntntrator of the etat-
of IJ, K.Shepard, dwsed, and all,
nerxnM having latnts sgalrist said
estate are hereby reuuealed to' pre
wnt tli'-m to me. duly verified. r at
th Orfun State Prison within six
( months, of the date of this ntli e.
Iaterl this th day of Jami ry. 1J'J.
Karl Itace. adtnlnlHtrator of the eu
tatof 1. K. Shettard, lwiml. Hrt
fLtte of publlcKUim, I4lh day of Jan- "
NOTICK OK INTKNTION TO WITH
DRAW 1NKITRANCK DKPftSIT
i If T Till. PA LATIN K- INSt;R-
ANCK tMPANr. f JMITKD. OF
i MANCHESTER. ENGLAND.
ro Wli'wi It May Com ern 1 ,' -
In nrroHnnB with the r-uulretnen'a
tf the laws of the State of Oregon.
-elatlve to Insurance comtianles, notb e
S hereby given that tb PA LATIN R
NSCRANf-B COMPANY, t LIMITKU"
P MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, d-.
Irfng to (ks doing bualnesa within'
he State of, Oregon, intend r to with- :
Traw its rtepowlt with the. Treasurer of
aldState and will. If no clm sgajnst.
'jild Company shall be fllM with the
mtnriinc Commlsaloner within '.six
-tonthjt from the 22d day of Octotr.
iir Mnra i-inf uie fiaie or tn
flrst publication of this notice, with
draw lis deposit from the State Tress-
urer. ' i '
PALATINE INSURANCK COMPANY.
L.IM1TEDI
Ry C. F. Mulllna '
i Manager for tha Padflo Coast. I