LOCAL AND
Itemized Account of Doings in
City and Country.
ntti by wir
An hiiiu-Iiik incident mriirrwl at
thu tfixt h lli " o'clock train
whh iwIIIiik it for rorttaml tiHly.
'Hirco follow with whom It I" " '
tcnmtlvc U'tHi-cii He 1" "lul
brake U-hiii", IihiI wcretwl them
M'lvw at .ft'iriTMinlumlcnioBtli -tween
the ciikIhc tcmlcr, and
Imd ridden thmiiKh t H'l" I'lnt.
They ere iIImiivitmI Just us the
t ntln whm i-tcHinlnir out, and the llrc-
iimu, IihvIiik plenty "f water in hi" , HllI UI,jiroVel.
tank, iriMtilwitilvciiieiii unw
erlmth. Tlicy cmwul out ln'tter Imp
llnd tliHH they cmt were before,
chiH)k tlieiiiHt'lvi-H hihI Hnilllutfly took
llio nid Ulilnd the tniln. In this
wmneetlon It l h notlivuble fuel that
HiIm eliuw of "mi'iiK-'r" give Wilein
the Kmnl Ko-by, tl,n-' "", "V,I,K
Ikoii ii "vk" iirrextwl In the City the
).hhI three ww-'ke, while on alumni
every train one or inori' of them are
h-ohhIohIIiik" ,llil'- ,'a"1 H"II,,"'
nlKlit, on (he Overlnml ciircsn
there ere live biiniH on the hruke
UtiniH, anil In fuel M-arcely a tniln
mm without mhiic oflliem. They
CITY COUNCIL.
Hon. J. J. Murphy Steps Into
Mayor Ramsey's Shoes.
SHAW AMI KAYMIIM) IlKSIHX
And fleo. Cnlllns and eo. Williams
Take Their I'laics-Ollior Hitilnrss.
- -n'nrlra
mill pond near ine .. -".-followed,
and the street aupeniwr
was instructed to llx drain pllc
under the pond.
I'roiKHil of D. H. Wagnon to
place twenty-even to thirty maple
ia in the lower end of Wilteon
avenue; referred to special committee
of Miiito, Lafore, and Muir.
Fkinner, Hutton, and Huh ap
pointed i'"1 committee to pur
cIihm.' a mfe for city use.
Street coinniMoner was instruct
ed to repair Coinincrclal ntrect
covered bridge.
Councilman Raymond liaiuieit in
arc frequently w-en Jumping " '" mve reailand acted upon Innned
Houkund freight eui iihhi the "' al,.iv. The communication wan ax
fide from the kIiiIIoii, and ax the f(,n0'ws:
train pulln out they mi lug '' ''i- -. tK common Councilor the
tueeii the cart anil nue on uie city oi Mtiein ur.: i nuruiy "7j"
.. .i... ...tt i ..i. tnf.tii.it .if turn riiv
liiiinix'rx. TlieinovcnienlHoi mo1
Tim rciitilnr meeting of the city
. . 11...I ... ..,1r ""
rminrll IR.-1 nigni uiu iu ".. ie followI,:
of Recorder Ktrlcklcr, acting mayor. su,FM, or., March 13. 1888.
Fvcry nicmlier of the council was To tlie j ion. Mayor and Common
ntront. ! Council of the City of leiii: I
priMjin. , inv reslirnutioii
'as councilman from tlie i'irt wani,
' a chaiiL-e of residence iiccwtftutlng
i,inufinii of JIavor itamK-y !..,, .! 'I'luHikim; tlie iiiem-
nwl and accepted. bew of the council and voters of the
' I, amoved by Mlnto that the KirM ward for the honor co. ferre.1
.. . ." .1.'. ,i,,,.fi,,i, unonme, i am, jvev in.v.i.. v,
council procceu i - " - II. haymonii,
and election of mayor, hhaw nomi
nated J. I. Thompson. Mlnto
nominated J. J. Murphy.
The ballot was then taken and
the vote stood Murphy ", Thomi-
MIM I.
Murphy declared elected mayor.
Mlnto moved that tlie marshal be
Instructed to llnd tlie mayor elect
and escort him to the chair.
Councilman Hliaw then handed a
pajwr to the mayor which he asked
P.
Councilman from 1st ward,
(ieo. William and Kd. Hirsch
were nominated for the vacancy.
The vote rt-ulted: Williams 4,
Hirsch 2.
The new councllineii were ap
pointed to the committees tilled by
their predecessors.
Adjourned.
I.O0A1. NOTl.
ol saui nny
J. BlIAW.
theolllccof alderman
for tlie second ward.
Dated March HI, 18&S.
The resignation was accepted iyid
(ieorge Collins elected to till the va
cancy.
The uiarxhal wiih then dlspatclied
after Mr. Collins.
Committee on ordinances wa
granted further tline to rojMirl.
Chalriimn Hush, of committee on
accounts and cunent expen-H's re
ported favonibly on the following
bills:
Salem (lasllgllt Co
.loM'ph Chureldll
.Martin A Cox
Moivan V Mead
It. M. Wade A- Co
II. K. Dnike
Wellcr llnw
S. I). AT. Co
S. I). Klghtlliiger
IVte ICmei'Min
John Athev 0 oO
.1. W. Crawfuid S7 12
(i lover a- Darr ... - 1 00
.1. C. Tliomp-on 75 00
II. F. I)nko ... - 10 7C
18 00
IS 00
1 M
tl 00
IK)
A 1G
1 W
(IfiO
2 CO
10 00
f.illowH to wcurca ride are laiiglui'
blc, although they are often wry
dangerous.
- -
liralh linvui; tin (blldtril
Several fiiiulllw hi McMlnnvllIe
have been iwllwl upon recently to
mourn the death of their loved little
nil's from meningitis, which Is
quite prevalent there. The IlcMirUr
of the l.'tth fii'llngly says:
There arc many nwI homes In our
city (Mlay. During the last three
lays IhriH- of our darlings have imt
illt'o the great Ih-.voihI, and anxious
motherxand fatlieixaie Moiidering
uIiiinc turn will come next. Nitur-
day evening then' Mercmanj wr-,
ions looking men on tbestrc'ts, and '
It lias an tits,! uiattcrto tell on uhat
ihelr thiiugh'ts iicre rimulng. Our1
luwrtfell symtathy Is iilthtlie af-'
r)letel flllllllies; It Is hm-riniMilat bill, I
but '"I'liv uill. 0 Lord, not mine, lc
done," U the cry from many of the
lieMrtH of thoM1 ii ho IiuvcsIimhI by
and m-cii the little uhlle hcarA
iwrrvaiiay (hediirlliiK ''tlie hoie-e-bokl.
V Jil) MiMr i
Attbi'cloe of the council llli'ct
Ing lad night, Hill Auilcixiu ex-1
i.miliul mi Iii vilul imi lii lln iiniiiell. I
mm iieiily eoiintiuele!, and to the
uwmhcrtiof the pre to partake of
an oyster niipK'i' at lib c,eiiM'at
Clutrley MelleubrHudii, ami the
MUe nan MTieil in kihkI style, llko
wIm enjoyed iliniimglil.i. During
the prufihia of the fnavt a leuiark of
Ciainellmani'lcct Collins crcattMl
niiH'h merriment, to the ufl'ect that
"iiliai the iHiiicllhw lo-t In ability
It lu galiusllu bulk."
- -
Ml KcflUc . ('. 1. t
The annual uiw'tlngof the Salem
UhI I'iiUmi W. C. T. I', mhs helil
ihiThhkU.y the lath, at their hall
atul the folloiilug utlivi iierc
fl'twl for the cnulnn ir: Piiik, IcIum' nit the uotth half of the alley
Mrfc. C. W. SmIUt; Sav., Mp. K. J. In block 7. lias referred lmek to the
Mynl; Ciir.Sv., Mr-. It. S. Wallaiv. j petition for moiv signers.
The'UntkMuH'trm-imrMHMlererrtHl , Ufuiaskei for ftirther lime to
till mv1 iiu-ctlng. The full annual l rt'iNKt on the bridge at the uoith
WMt ii III U'glMiu In h few dayn. It'iiilorCoiiiiiu'rclaUtivet. (Iraiitcd.
In the matter of the complaint of
192 77
Ordeicd Mild.
TheblllofC. R Royal for $100.30
read and oideivd imld.
Skinner reported that he could
get no reduction on the electric light
bill.
RUN of Fleetrle Light Co. for
SaMfi and water company for
$8.1.72 Meieoidoied paid.
llu-h again prewntwl to the
council the bill of thu Outla Pereha
A RublH-r Mfg. Co., Portland, for
M12.MI ami Interest from May H,
18S7, to l-Vb. 20, 18KS for tin- luwe
iHHight for the city In 18M). The
bill Mas rvftirred to special com
mltltv of Hush, Skluuer and Uifoic.
A lH'tltloll I'lHIlll C. 11. Mooivs to
Hv M( u t4. n
Mr. J.J. IUm u MlttrlHg (hm
hnlNii rwvlitsl In ycMenktyrt ruii
MMay a4tkiit, Imi no rn'riou ism
hmUihh arv t'UHl. His
dnufhur, Mr. Tniln, ltnvovcnM
rnuM Imt frtuhl, mihI fcvl no III
the Pacltle Vinegar A- Fruit Preserv
ing Co., In ivganl to the bridge
hiim Mill creek, Ijitniv, on the
itaumltliv on sttwis and public
m)vrly, luuuled the itniucU a
m rtiiu tq4nkiu of the city attorney
Ml.s I.i-sie Riley has returned
from Portland.
ArchbMion (iros left here for
Portland this afternoon..
Squire I.. H. Poujadc, of Oervais
precinct, Mas In the city to-day.
Mamie, the little daughter of .1.
W. ('ran ford, isiccovering from her
serious lllne-s.
Mr-. Judge Hole accompanied her
husband to Albany and is visiting
friends In' that city.
K. II. McCormack and Frank
Hughes took the morning train for
a business trip to Portland.
All horsemen in Marion, Polk,
Linn and Yamhill counties should
remember the eighth annual stallion
show to be given here on Saturday,
March III.
Tlicoilginof the eccentric name
which adornsoneof the British barks
now at Portland is accounted for hi
the following paragraph which is
swinging round tlie circle: 'The
Maharajah Dlmleen Singh' of India
owns 17,000 acres of land in Knglaud.
lie Is going to split hl naino Into
pickets and fence in his land."
--
I .Veiled fw Cliutrli.
A Cm'IT.m. .Im'itNAi. icprcM-nta-tlvc
had a pleasant talk with Rev.
.1. S. White, Catholic pastor here,
this afternoon, in which we elicited
the fact that the probabilities are
now nlnnM certain for the erection
of a handsome, commodious edlllce
by that congregation, the picscnt
year. Their present building is en
tirely inadequate for the accommo
dation of Its rapidly increasing
meinliei-shlp, and having a splendid
pioperty uiHin which to build, now
Is considered an opportune time to
iH'gin operations. The Archbishop,
while here, assisted in stalling the
ball rollinir, ami Father White in
forms us there remains but a few
hundred dollars to lie subscrltied
now to make the thing a reality.
The republicans of South Salem 1-rcclnct
March 34, at one o clock P. M.
Ily order of A. oHMABT,
Precinct Committeeman.
SALEM PRECINCT PRIMARY.
Thc republican, primary for Salem pre-
clnct will be ncm ai uiui' ---
Jlarcn n, hi -.. j,nATTl
Committeeman.
EAST SALEM PRIMARY.
The republican primaries In i Kast Salem
nreclnct 111 be held at theold Court House,
6n Match 21th at om ouu j. -
rommltteeman.
i KitKSlI MILK tOW KOK SAI.I-- IN
f,ulreat Capital Heal tine bu.,w.
;i r ijhuv . -
turner of State f
TTr.t' VM 11 I f). U. A..
JAnVeteveVyStuVlaWnlnMn their
ull.M-coml door north of I'ost Olllcc. G.
J NO. KNIOIIT.Sec., II. S. JOKY. W .l l.
Just Arrived !
THE FISEST USE OF
iMillincry and Fancy Goods
EVER IN SALEM.
Full lino of Ccntemeri Kid Uloveb Just
rceclsed. .
Siilcm, Oregon.
It. K. Duliois.
Jok DUBOIS
Dubois brothers,
l'roprletors
C lcmekete
oe
FREE BUS.
Sample Rooms for Commefcial Travelers,
1'inm II to JSper day.
SAI.HM.
OKKGO.N
GUARDIAN'S SALE.
X T
l by authority of an order Issued out of
tlie County Court of .Marlon Comity, Ore
KOii.on tlie Jul II iay oi ihii-iiiiht, isii, ui
nflliiK. HUllmrlzliiK uml emixiwerliiK the
WAHKVSTS M'MBKHKll
HIVeU fttutt tw aevfcfeui. A .kakr W1"" "" '" " ue city Tor
of tww m III eovwr t Ue M f rls, j JMH.
uu llw whk'l ud I1h 1 gwy 1MC I l',','Vt''w, M"H.v ' I'wmell-
will W nil right wlwM w jummh HiisflH't Collin were Ht this Jniuv-
pv it( UUW itul luUr m A m ,M,V 't,v,, '' l," hv!mI
mumv r. ' inlttw Mini nit w Ulim m oru In by
tlw rwunler en tent I iikhi thvdlc
rirflit Um XoUk. elwrth' of tlH'lr duties
Tlir l-Hm. Im. beM ,.MWl u. t Tr mWt f w M M,,
tnH,ttiy,,k.t ,ylugt U,H1 wMh vtu ,'f V,Hninm'kl
tot. W l Mr w mu lK I,, VI ,UM , HMl( Uy
iuwrtlu f iliy wtr NMluftlntl
lit iMvMUliuMUU lll Ih4.I . iiuwihUiw hi prioiitti; w. In
MMe itMimilkm lnt41lut . tit irueuid (u UertU tat biW for elcy
" i-iw. ut,Z.rtMarf tire ,wkVte.ll,1ufMftml,rr',!MH''Mp,'Mml & 3 &"3ff 22 IB? E? SS
wbirb iMMtoi tiMllMM(Mlk Jumi , U. wUtl ftuw ia u. it . , , nke. l Uw M, lllM w Sfi i n -TO SS SS SS m
MA.
VuiiUrr UlrJ AddrJ to unr laam.
The On'K)iiinii Miys that among
other delicacies imported by the
Chinco from their native land is a
sjKt'les of iiuatl, alxnit the sue of a
robin. They arc pretty little thiiir,
but It would take several of them to
make a meal for a hungry man. Mr.
Frank Ockum litis purchitMtl a lot
of these blnls to ts'iid up to Judge
Waldo's farm, In the Waldo hills,
Mnrion comity. There are a few of
the little fellows there now which
arc unite lame, and come out of the
bushes to eat with he chickens.
Judge Waldo has muho Monpiliau
plietwints and Mime Hob VVhlte
piHll on his farm, and as shooting is
not allow tsl around then' they art!
thriving, "and in other respects are
doing ijulte well."
-
Nf tlrWiJ l'lorr (lrfi.
Col. HMiey, the mcII known
newspiHr iiihii who Mas connected
w Ith the Vldette hIhhu a ywr and
who during theUst two months has
aldttl itutsUlerHhly Im the bright
new, of our liHRiilug ttmteinprHry,
left this iiitH-nlug fr 1'ortUnd to en-
TOTICi: IS Ili:UKHY CIVKN Til VT
(
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undersigned, as guardian of Estella Smith,
William K. Stiillh, Franees K. Smith,
Mi-v Honuiw Miiuin ami i-.uwarti ii.
Hinlth. minor heirs of Marj Jpsepliliie
.Smith di'it'avd, to veil the Heal htnti
U'IoiikIuk to tlieMitu auoM1 nameii imnor
hells; 1 will, on the
Fourteenth day of April, 1888,
At one o clock, p. ni. of said day, at the
Court Utilise door In snlem, Oregon, la
accotdaiuf ulth the pro Islons of Mild or
der, sell all the undivided rlirlit, title and
Interest that the Mild minor heirs hae at
theda of Mile In and In the lollouliic de
scritieil Heat KMatc.ttMi It: The V. of the
K W. '. ol section HI; the W. ',of the N. W.
4if section :,T. " S., B. 2 west of the
Willamette Meridian, also the southeast
(liuirlcr ol the southeast quarter of
stH-tloii Jl and the N. K. 4 of the N. E.
i, audlots I A and of sivtlon Bi,T. M..B. S
MiM oflhe Willanielte Merldlau.aud being
tlie 1. l.i '.of William MIlNop A wire, Ms
tltUiitlon No. WW., Ccrtltleate No. l!ss:l, and
mntalnliig :U7.ril acres of land more or
less. lso the follow lug described land
"to-Mlt: llegliinlng at the Southwest
wrner of claim No. li In T. 5S R. 2 W. of
Willamette Meridian, thence East on the
South line of Mid claim No. tt!, av.5
elialn ; thence North 2 1. IE! chains,
thence est lUS'i chains to the West line oi
said claim No. i, thence south 2t..V chains
to the place of beginning, and containing
.TO acres of land more or less, and being a
liart of Anderson Dellavcn and Ife's I). K
C. Na ffJ; also, a strip of laud off of the
west end of a certain tract of land deeded
to George lxmg by Anderson Dellaveuand
w Ife and tx'lug .s rods w Hie and 40 rods long
and containing 2 acre of land more or less,
and being a part of section ID, township 5
south, range 'J el of the Willamette Merid
ian; all situate In Marlon Count) and state
of Orceon.
K. H. M'HKTTK,
(iuardlanof above-named Minor Heirs.
STITE TllUlSl KEirs 30TI! NOTICE.
STATU Ot IIHMW, THKVM'M.lt'.S)K-lCK, 1
s. lk.v, March f Kss, j
XTHTICK is HKIIKUY tUVlN THAT
N there are funds on hand to pay the
following u-Hrrauts, and that the same
wilt Is) paid on presentation at thlsomcc.
iu a') au not tt 7 i6 m; wis
MM Wli till WHS WCJ W tiil 316T
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m nsti isu m tn isi m sm
till MM Uil IS iW 11 3M 3IM JM
tMM ( J018 irt ttmi 3N no MM WK7
mil tat -an wie tt d wui it won
gK' I" Mtentrv work on iwihts of , 2L 1 t! mi mm
tiutt eity. He Is h verHtlk and ;n ta wit mm ii tui tan xtu n
nleHsMn, w rt w nd ou ,,h1 sul. SSgUSSSSilSSitSSSSJSJ
Veeu two Ih c.Mvllwl by uo one In MnwtMMiwmnimm
tWitle. Tlw CaMtai. Joitnai. ' " ' "" "
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Ttw 4a mimuimk mucxtti vnrnau
rrvit. (Kill nunmi. i wiilumrt cm or NAiw Jmim rv J. ImL Al.i
tu. h f HAttHg tu hnmu. j t!saKfirj,l3aHtehk
tfeHMHMty vtwvMMiow wilt U tiwUSJjfX
tovtKH. Uw lb, t 10 oekvk. ' V Ti55w.
For Boob, Stationery & Fancy Goods
-no to-
T.
McF.
Pattons.
08, STATE STREET.
ASK TO BE SHOWN :
nnivr.3 srrVPIOXERY, PLAIN AND FANCY. ASHTON LE
C C vY CVP iTlN AND NUMBERED. TYPE WRITERS',
GA matLriai' acme writing and school
TABLETS. FABER'S PENCILS AND IEN
HOLDERS. RUBBER BANDS AND
ERASERS. SPENCERIAN
COMPASS PENCILS, ONLY TO MBE ; SEEN TO BE AP
PRECIATED. McGILL'S STAPLE PRESSES
AND STAPLE BINDERS.
Tissue Paper of all Shades, and Materials
for Paper Flowers.
MABIE TODD'S DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS-ALL WAR
RANTED. WIRT'S FOUNTAIN PENS-BEST IN THE
MARKET. CAMBRIDGE BIBLES, CHEAPER AND
BETTER THAN THE OXFORD. BROOKS'
NORMAL TEACHER. PAGE ON
TEACHING. TRACY'S TEACH
ERS' RECORD. NORMAL
QUESTION BOOK.
Roberts' Rules of Order.
SCRIBNER LOG BOOK. GILLCHRIST'S' MANUEL FOR IN
FANTRY OFFICERS, (PRICE 1.00). UPTON'S TACTICS
AND REED'S REVISED EDITION, (50 CENTS.
For Fruit Growers :
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT, ($1.00). DOWNING'S REVISED
NEW EDITION FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMER
ICA, (S5.00). INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FRUITS, ($3).
THOMAS' AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST,
PRICE $2. HOP CULTURE NEW
AND REVISED EDITION,
40 CENTS.
98, STATE ST.
SALEM, OR.
(MBrick Dental OifclUp
-OF-
L. S. SKIFF &CO.
NEXT DOOR TO .OPERA HOUSE, SALEM.
Vitalized Air Given for the Painless Extraction of Teetli.
BSfTlie person awakens from a pleas-ant dream with the aching!
teeth gone.
Also Gold Crowns Set.
GREAT REDUCTION
--IN-
FINK SETS!
Set Dickens, 15 Volumes, half Russia, Usual Price 32.50, Our Price $20.00.
Sel LjltoB, 26 " Cloth, Gilt lop, "
Set Thackeray, II " Hair Morocco, "
Set Waverly, 12 " Half bloc Cair, "
Set E. P. Roe, 15 " Cloth,
Set Capt. M. Reid, 10 Vols. Cloth,
32.50, " 23.50.
22.50, " 15.00.
32.50, " 17.50.
22.50, " 18.00.
15.00, " 10.00.
Fine Line of Papeterie in Latest Styles,
-AT-
J. BENSON STARR'S.
118, State Street, - - - Salem, Oregon.
Capital Lumbering Company!
MAXUKAOTl'UKHS OK AND DEALERS IX
ivory Variety of Oregon Lumber,
Dressed and Undressed.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND!
Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts,
BOXES, Btc.
SALEM, - OREGON
MJiait 1MM .