Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, September 29, 1888, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"m L - 'fl' :tMvI(,'"I t M r-r. w - PREACHERS BY TUE SCORE. NEW TO-DAY. UTE CITY NEWS FOUND By ihft Reporters on. Their feaa'd of ' tho Tqwl Onr Heavy; Tai Paycru.-Pwsliytery-Court Derket-Other Xws. Sew Kotirkt. The following have been ap pointed notaries public for Oregon by Governor Penneyer: F. M. Miller, Lebanon; J. I. Slingill, Baker CSty; Joseph Groll, East Portland; Barclay Jennings, Butte- ville, Marion county. A New IncorpsrMlon. Artidesof incorporation have been filed with the secretary of state, for ho Polk County Land company W H. Hirschberg.ohn J. Daly, I-.J.1 Lee, F. E. Patterson nu V. Y. Sears, Incorporators; capital . stock, $2,500, ,divided iiir,o $5 shares of 5100 each; object, to conduct a general real estate business, with the prin cipal office at Independence, Polk county. ' m , A New Ceuniy Rgad. The citizens of Salem Prairie are moving in the matter of a county rosd trom a point near the peni tentiary south to intersect the Sa lem and Turner road near Gov. M,oody'q 'place. Mr. Simpson has consented for the road .to bo located across hla land, the petitioners qr connty only Tpaying for the Jandoc cupied at he same rates he purchas ed the lands for several years ago. t ost'Cnt Down Expense;, Tholeof 12, jnfijp for county purposes, as decided upon yesterday by the county commissioners will prove insufficient. It will fall short nearly $3,000 of the "dual expendi ture of the county last year. This year the total assessment is but Ja,S39,273, and is nearly $000,000 leas than that of the assessment of 1SS". The expenses of the county last year wcro $37,411. It would seem the commissioners are wisely admonishing that economy be practiced. The Troe Situation. Ecgarding the smallpox nt Mc Minuvillo yesterday's Yamhill Re porter said : Andy Ennis, a smallpox patient, died at the pest house Sunday after noon. Ho was buried that night. Wednesday another child (boy) of Chns. Bodle's broke out and was taken to the pest house. Thursdny Frank Bynum was taken down and also removed to the pest house. Mrs. MorirareidKC and child, of Dayton prairie, were taken down Thursday. Uoom for JUny Here. The appended paragraph is having Its round of tho western press and is published with the view to points Ingainoral. What is done in this line In New York can, and iu days to come, will be doneln tlio Wlllametto valley. AVe-are but just beginning to learn what can bo done here in the fruit Hue. Here is tho article referred te: "Within forty miles of Itoehestor, N. Y., there are more than 1,500 fruit evaporators, from me small farm house dryer, or a capacity of twenty-live bushels a day, to thq large steam evapontqrs, drying 800 to 10,000 bushels of apples each twenty-four hours. These evaporators give employment during the autumn . and early winter months to at least 30,000 hands, who average from $5 to ?12 a week, ac cording to experience and useful ness." renlttBtlirr Prtl!m. The state penitentiary at present, Superintendent Downing this moni "g informed a Journal representa tive, coutnlns.252 convicts. This is aut tho usual number, although 'tot March there were but 242, -while " July there were 274. Now that he time has como for holding clr "i court in the various counties a "Uni" may soon be looked for at state Institution. Already tho ie has set In, and yesterday noted we arrival from Baker county of two accessions. It Is a noteworthy fact that amoDg wig large nuinhor there Is rjot ono wnan. Until rceentlv. there were vo, but their eentoncoa having c- 'vd. they were releawd last AnrIL Among the number are but seven "red men. This Is Indeed ntranins a large pqr owi of our eastern .cto UIHig,.to ft,at xRce. Tha y accounted for by the fiuit t thtre are so few colored men In tat,-. Tile ( Mtiri. fi.ro uv 1ifwu vim eri.ljloved In h L-ltnfinn Hlnliiv nia:,, lautulrv. r nnirflood In n foundry, filxty complete " a day U the output CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET. Cases Pealing 0ctVt Term, Begin ning October 8&. . Parsllla Paquot vs. John Paquet, divorce. ,. . JJ, Komlnsky vs. M. Gerechback, garnishee". . H. D. Kelly vs. Wm. Mareton, damages. Jacob .Voorhees et al vs. Walter L. Tooze, suit for sale. , Lunn fc Brown vs. Amelia Riley, appeal. J. H. Miller vs. F. Levy, anpeal. J, 0. Howd vs. Geo. P. Litchfield, action for money. A. It. Jewett vs. A.English, action for money. J. D. Leo vs. W. B. Magors el ux. action for money. Vm. N. Northrop et al vs. Fred Beer, for possession. Samo. vs. Fred Anderegg, same. Jna Munch vs. V. Kratz, et al change of venue. McKlnley Mitchell vs. L. F "Weatherford, action for money. ., Ida M. Fitzgerald, vs. J. W. Fitz gerald, divorce. ,, Board of School land commission ers vs. W. S. Smith et al, foreclosure. Katharine Burchheit vs. Ludwig Burchheit, divorce. Winnio Graham vs. Mary E. Greenwood equity- (t , , 1. R. Dawson, vs. E. M. Crolsan and T. B. Patton, injunction. Ames vs. LIbby et al, confirma tion. J. M. Jones vs. A. McKinsey, et ux, confirmation, Williams & England vs. F. H. Ogle ctal, confirmation. Azelia Kirkland vs. Myron Kirk- land, divorce. School land commissioners vs. James R. Coleman, confirmation. S. Friedman vs. J. H, and K. A. Ray, levivo judgment. D. Kohn & Bros. vs. M. Royser, change of venue. James Coffee admlstrator ostato H. D. Brown vs. David Colo et al, J.W.Salisbury etalvs. Mary S. Lighlfoot et al, equity. J. P. Johnson vs. George E. Allen, action for money Barnes Manufacturing Co. vs. Frank N. Rlep, action for money. Saiul. A. Keel vs. F. Levy, equity. John Osborne vs. E. J. Osborne, en uh v. J. F. Morely, vs. R. E. Moores, action for money. rnitsoxAL.s. J. R. N. Bell went to Albany last night. Mr. and Mrs. A. Glesy returned to Aurora yesterday. A. T. Yeaton, Chas. Calvert, Dr. Skiff aud J. W. Webb were among tho Salemites on tho train from Portland last night. Mrs. Strand and daughter, Vqvla left this morning for San Francisco, where they will pass tho winter. They went via Portland. Mr. Gross, of the real estate firm of Hughes & Bellinger, came up the road yesterday with Innd buyers, to whom ho was showing some choice locations. At tho Chemeketo nro registered Dan. Moss and H. W. Lybrook, Richmond, Intl.; J. M. Allen, Wichita, and W. II. Pratt, Phillips burg, Kans. Joshua Barker, wife and child came up , from Lompod, California, to-day. Radway Stevens of North Salem, married their daughter and they will visit n week or so with her and her husband. Prot Homor, of Roseburg, passed down to Salem yesterday taking homo the-lnvnlld'Bon of Prof. Mo EIroy, who had been trying the climate of Southern Oreeon for his health. Albany Herald, 20th. W. H. Halloway, advance agent of the Chas. Maubury and Collie Boyd dramatic company Is In tho city making arrangemente for tho appearance of that--attraction hore Oct 8th and Uth. They win present. "Unknown" and "His Natural Life." Meirlig Ike End. At last tho end of tho Oaborne caics begins to make its appearance. Out of nearly a dozen oases In all but two survive, the remalnlug onea noUbor having b$ou dlijirdwed, with drawn or adjusted Ju some manner. Osborne has withdrawn his guar dianship nape", leaving the chil dren in the custody of Mrs. 0borue, while she has dismissed the suit binding ldjn to keep the peace. Tho one unanswered charge is that against Oaborne for opening h! wlfe'tf mail. TU mm JUrkeL Tn RIm wheat la nominally at TO cent, but there are neither many buyers nor Bellera. Everybody eeema to be waklBg fat the navigation tea- ton to befpn. wnen u "Pf""" wheat will ooromand ago01 1"- The Oregon Pmkytery hVd Coinmbla Synod to Meet Here Beginning October 0th and con tinuing fpr a, perttxl of three days, the Presbytery of, Oregon will bo conducted, ' tlie Presbyterian churcKiJnhi? city, .Tjo rresbytery of Oregon t copiprses tho entire districtof Qro-ron and Washington territory, nttji It ta expected there will be a jnrge attendance. The exercises wjll ( tie olf the usual in terest, aud wiU be 'participated in by more tlmu a hundred divines of note. Following the deliberations of the Presbytery and begiunlng October 11th tho Synod of tho Columbia will noiu a three day's session at tho same place. This synod embraces tho entire territory of Oregon, Idaho and Washington. Tho Presbyterian denomination of saicm are making all posstulo preparations for the complete enter tainment of this body of guests and the week promises to bo ono of in terest. At least one hundred and twenty visiting minister will be hore during the entire week. MERE MENTION. ,A.,R, Flint is visiting relatives at Roeburg. At Clackamas a new Presbytorian church is shortly to bo dedicated. Thrco new students entered tho Willamette University yesterday. I. Vanduyn, late of Independence, is soon to make this city Ills home. In Albany lives Jack Nye, whom thft Hcrn)d says la a brother of tho famous Bill. Hons. C. W. Fulton and Raleigh Scott will address the republicans of Salem October 10th. Supreme court for tho regular October term begins Monday with quite on extensive dooket. Secretary of Stato McBrldo wont to Portland this morning whero he will stay a few days. Several new rcsidenco nro in course of construction in West Sa lem on the Polk county side. The nsyluin will also bo subjected to quarantine regulations for a few days, until the smallpox scare sub sides. Tho Salem grange meets at their hall In this city on Saturday next. The usual business will come before the meeting. The regular meeting of the Salem Ministerial Union will be held at the Christian church Monday, Oct. 1st, at MO a. in. Yesterday to C. D. Gabrlelson and wife of tills city a son was born; nlso to W. W. Brooks and wifo of Inde pendence, a daughter. The, little daughter of Prof. Arnold sustained a severe aecldentyesterday by falling from her high chair. The collar bone was broken. The sale of vaccine points ntMc Minnvillc has been large, oyer 1000 having been disposed of by the drug stores within the last week. The Oregon Pacific Is making a determined eilort to -ecu re business from California, and has opened an other office in San Francisco. Mrs. Minnie Smith, the Salem woman who has been running wild at Portland, was yesterday held iu sum of $100 to appu.tr before the grand Jury. George Miller, who was brought to the penitentiary yesterday from Baker county for horse stealing, ia only about twenty years old. lie Is in for two years. Already we are reminded of tho approach, of the fall hoasou, by the more tender forest trees changing the color of their leaves. No frosts are reported yet, but tho time will soon bo here for light one. Prjvato advices from Portland .hi dlcato a very flue tlmo anticipated at the mechanics' fair which ojhjiih next week. The largo building hus been rcmilnted and luted un anew. Half fares are offered by the railroad. Tlioso who are vented Iu the hiil Jeot say hops will pay from f300 to 11,000 per acre per year. Land adapt ed to hop growing Is tvory whereto be found in this valley. In years to come many more thousands of iouwiMf this wylng crop will bo raised here. Monday the following named young law studentH will como up from Portland for examination be fore tho supreme court foradmlwiiou to the bar; Sanderson Iteed, Har old Pilklngtnn, Henry F. McCIure, Harry Hoguq, J. K. Boothe, J. G. MeGfnn, S. M. Shipley, O. W. Rowan. In Jmtlce Tuttle'a court yesterday Minnie Smith, the wife of a Kalem barber, had preliminary examin ation en a charge of adultery with J. P. Riley, hlie was hew to appear before the grand Jury with bond flxedatflOO. When hta wlfVa cae vu called the feet waa ascertained that If. B. Hmltll had left town to avoid nroneeutiBR hia recreant wife. The sheriff of Marian county haa. Utrn dirwted t" arreet rmlth H foUnd -P0"IaI,d X1"- MARION'S IIEAVT TAX PATERS. ' ' " - . : . u- ' i ' The Names of all Yho Pay on $5,000 or Over. The county assessor's tax boojes for lSSSareuow in and from them wo are permitted to glean a few points. Below appear tho nnmcsj aud amounts for which they are assessed of all who pay taxes on over $5,000: Anderson, James $ f,6S0 Allen, Henry 6,660 Arnold, Charles 5,280 Albert, J. H 0770 Adolph, Samuel 14,900 Apperson, J. C ,.. 7,000 Am, M. Co 6.000 Baker.J. A 7,150 Beers, H. E. 0,477 Breynian Bros...- 43.70S Brey.M 10,403 Benjamin, M 6,045 Bonedlctine Fathers 14.118 Brown, Fullertoh & Co S.000 Brown, SamueL 6,400 Brown, estate of 11,9-14 Brown, Wm. & Co 5,200 Brown, B. M 9,000 Brooks, W. W 0,190 Boothby, W. F 11,350 Boise, R. P. Sr 5,50$ Bush, A 18,924 Chapman, M. N - 6,000 Carter, Henry 6,068 Cndg, John 7,034 Clnggett, W. D 0.SS4 Carpenter. Mrs. S. A 6.150 Carpenter, A 6,310 uapuugcr.ii. u a.i-r.: Cranston, Warren..-. I2.6S4 Cnpllal Lumbering Co 13,700 CAl'ITAI. JOUIINAI.LO 6,700 Cooke, E. N. estato of 18500 Cooke, F. M. Sr 75,5(1 Colnian, James '54,00 Cone, G. A 12,200 Cole, A. B 0,801 Cosgrove, Hugh Sr 0,814 Cosper, Wm 24,080 Coolldire &-MoLain 43.140 Coolldge, A. I. & Co 51,24 Coolldge, 'Nettle estateof.... 5,400 Coolldjre. A. 1 0.900 Collins, Geo 7,900 Corbett& Mncleay 8,-KM Cusick, W. A 170 Cunningham, James 6,800 Church. S. W - 8,820 Davis, P. A- - 6,290 Darby. W. II. H 7,134 Davenport, T. W- 5,078 Durst, Win. - 14,920 Durst, Cindrella 10,030 Davidson, T. L 0,621 Dayton, D. C 0,fc0 Dalrymple.J.J 7,074 Dennis, John.-- 0.18J Delerue, Father 6,900 Dimick, G. L 6,000 Downing, G.L-- ,420 Downing, John estate ot 6,070 Duncan, James 5,002 Durbiu, Ihiicc 7,020 Durbin, D 8,602 Durbln, Sol 15,300 DuudeeM. AT. I. Co 81,091 Burette, F. R 5,442 Ebeilmrd, J. G ,6,214 Ester, Mrs. E t 6,284 Eoir.G.W 5 0S0 KUhidge, T. E 1 20,1:01 England. Wm 7,120 Kwaid, T. G 6,400 Feller, Frunois 19,132 Feller, Peter 0,790 Fletcher, II. C - 0,410 Ford, Tilmon 21,490 Gmy. G. W w 22,631 Grim, J.JJ. W 6 814 Griffith, I.C 0,280 Goodman, M. L 7,000 Hardy. E. W- 6,714 Hall. E N, and E. T (I.5JH Harding, E. J 2.'l,66l Hiirding, I, 13,791 Havcrly, M 6,491 linger, Wm 7,970 Herren, J. C , 6,692 neniowx Jiaii g.juu Hentchel, F. estate 7,620 Hlbbard, T. R 7,830 Hlnkle, C.J 0,0.-i Hlrch, Edward 11, KM) Halfer, Tiim.i..,.. 01,440 Hobson, W. H. & Co 7,740 Holwon, Whltnoy 5,010 Ilovendon, Geo. 11 11,404 I lewd, J. 0 0,774 Hughes, Juo 8,842 Hunt, G. W 10.800 Huiiiphrk, W. J 6 170 Hubbard, W. T 7,920 Hubbard, W. C -, 7fU0 Huffman, J. A lu,4K) Jackson, Mrs. May 17,400 Johnson, Jno 6,214 Jones, M. L 6,810 Johes.S. W. R 5,100 Jones, KIIiih 6,600 Jones, Henry M. .... 6,164 Jory, Wm-. 0,166 lory, j iioh.w 7.-.WJ Jolinwui i.L .. 7fiAS Johnhon,0.W .. V(WW 7,088 0,,'iOl 0,3&0 Ku.unuL'ii. j) ..... JCninlnHky.M ... ilConiifdy, J. D .. Ktt'nc, XlrM. N .. KIIl'ii (tJJeck .. W kiiiiii, Jien ...... i,wi Krti,O.F 0,WKJ JUKI & JJU8II-- IlO.b Initio! & Tilton 6,000 Lailue, M. T, 8,020 ImAw, W. N 10i)73 Lafollett, D. M 0.SJ4 IiiiIKirt, Kl SrJjO LogiiiAD, Baml ..... 6,700 Komertf, IawIh .. 6,83) LeDrowii, F 5.0S0 IwU,C. II , S7.8C3 (To U eufMliHlod MfHiday. It waH n prutty lrlehtnri( Heiixlblo man, a pliymoteti, who mtld of n cer tain cJmrolUlwt 'it wom dyifiK iff tlio foot-ancliuiutli dttjuiOj Un iiiembent Hpont all tltIr tlniv going about ulking of aoli other.' IIKI). TIIOMAH.-Ia ftalem. HpC MUl. W. ! Tb-rtllM, Of IOSMI tttftUOB. The remain were thta momlw taken t" Jefrron rltot tlio funoral occurred at two o'clock i m -AVE HAVE NEW STOCK OF CLOAKS AND SEAL PLUSH WRAPS Direct from tho East, every Rnrnieut having been made to order ftr . FINE NEW STOCK tV Dres Goods and Trimmings, Flannels, Blankets; New Stock of Carpels, Hugs, Porliers, Shades and Laco Cnrlains. The public nro cordlnlly Invited to lnspoctour mnmmoth slock. J. M. ROSENBERG & CO., "White Corner. OllOCKltlKS. Specialties ill Fruits Evaporated Apples, Evanorated Peaches, Evaporated Nectarines. Evaporated Apricots, Evaporated Pears, Dried Peeled Peaches, Dried Peaches. Dried Apricots, Dried Currants, Dried Apples, Dried Grapes' Oregon Petit Prunes. Imported German Prunes, Smyrna Figs, Raisins. Persian Dates Weller Brothers' Coiniuerclnl Street M. M. MEAD, PRACTICAL CUTLER Filing Saws a Specialty. Htiopoti the Mlley, npjolto MIiiId'h I.lv, cry Stulilf, Bnloni, Ur. For Sale. "1 A K'Kjd Initi fmnio Horxo Towiir. flood for nil iiktwrnnii one to mil cwiwolti'. All for I hit low price of J1. Cull utlliti l'a olllo CUlur, VlnKir A I'rult I'ruMtrvlntt i.4miiiiuii a uiiii'c ntueui, v;nKt)ii U S, SKIKU-ACO., DKNT1HTM. . Olllco nwir tho Oporu HotiHO. Teeth cxtrnclel liy tlic )jtliilfM pn-- UMI, LOWEST PRICES, - w-'l -BEST GOODS. -: HNKItAI. OirTI'I'lTKIW Goods on plan. tlio installment HAI.KJI OKKOOW. STOCK FAim FOR SALE or RtNT ! fi30 ACRES bowk 4 Iwtt burn. Utmi oieiuni j Mauluv uud lUD aerM 4w Wll. Kill , BMUf w cmui. WIIU HOT IWII II WKHini, mm ttrMiMtaH w run II Wllblntlfeiiillm t ofdrvoltwi that). (' K. It A tatnpiin lur IU A lianu.111 lur ' toiMrtx!. Cicmre at Office of Caoital JournaL Smith s kl Iloiisc. (Ms! Cloaks! UKCMVKO OUIV EDUCATIONAL. Jfirn 1, I ma nu iVIiss Ivn65c Will continue Her School for the en suing, year at the LITTLE CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILDING, Cor. Church and Marion Sis,, beginning SKPTEaillEH 10. 1GI-(12V S'l PAUL'S SCHOOL IB oys a n cl G i r Is. The msIhhiI StIH iuh'ii on thti 3MI or H(iititnlnr. 'IikiioukIi Inntrwv tlmi in tho inliiHu-y und nuvwbJfd , English if 1 1 UT1N' AND EIJ1MKXTS '01'' JIUSIC -In conri.iv TKItMH mid further Inrtirimitloii inn,, lm hud on iiiipllcHilnn to 1UJV. K II. I'OHT. Cor. ChPint'kPtii mid HlnleU. H-SQ-tf CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC! Villiuiiflliu UniviirsKy. Miwt HiUTt-wtfnl mIhx)I of iiuiitlo on the IKirtlUVMtOKlBl. AlHMIl 150 STUDENTS LAST YEAR. Connt In rliinu, Oruiri Mlnulnif, Violin. Hiirtnony, und Oountur- polnt. DIploiniiHon xiniiltlon ot rniirMR. TwihrHi . M. rnrvln, l'runkln IV Jontw, UvuCot AilHiil.I,uliiAI.8iiiltli. I'lrvl tiirni hwlnit ilomlity, KMiitviniwr ihl, IMM. Maud mr ohIbIou. l'or lurlim ixirtlculiirw itddrtuM .. M. l'AUVIN, ,MuUwl lilroetor, HnIiii, Or. K-IT'illf-wH WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY (Irndimte HtiidHtilo In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, linsincsH, Law, MEDICAL COURSES. It l theoldwt, Ixricwt and Iwtfrt Mrik lv liHtltutloii of IfturiiliiK In flit) Nortlt- HtlHMt open II ml Monday In HteiiilMfr. tttmi U HlUigii to iiiijn. vfl.i ik.111, l'rlilnt, J7i Hl in, t) rvjon. HUGHES, BELLINGER & CO,, BOUGHT AND SOLD. 1CAMTJCHN I'KOI'ICKTY 'IXMIfANUMII Wilt OUKOON, WAH1V ljlniUn Tr. ortlinirulu rwtlMt. A fnlofnutlbin uddrMM u nt ulllwr irf th (iA- m IMllHMf'a melilnrr djtl, ntribt wijr iun,Lauri7 nirMH.; itwiutllll ton 1 iir riMiMwof IImHmh Immlvmlloti ruwrtL eairnor of front aud Ahtlrvii. ITWf PRINTING. NH OK THK I,AIK.lJT KHTAIII.IH1I llittil !i n Htui. lwr rniM Uias l?n"Mi irirt m,rk Innl lllankx 1 , ih iiKi.' n a liMwt ai"uut- Hridr (IT !! -ri f at ,1 t I lien i blank. I "Mine, m I ' . i jt Hmuiu lrlnlrr Hainii, uifuu. K. M WAlir, nni t I