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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1889)
THE LEGISLATURE. The Session is Rapidly Drawing to a Close. . Fullertoil. Rllnromn to third reading. W. C. T. U. COLUMN. ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS. ArrJ;0rKIATIONSVERK DOUBTFUL. Reform School nnd Capitol Dome Will l'crhaps.Clo Oor. SENATE. TUESDAY V. 51. SESSION. Committee on education reported favorable on Layman's liquor bill; read twice. Steel, roncurrentresolutiou to ap point a committee to visit Orphans' home, as amended by tho House to Include tho Home at Portland; con curred in. H. B. 37, Northup, relating to pilotngo at the Columbia river bar; read twice. Dawson, bill prohibiting sale of tobacco to minors; passed. Wager, bill to exempt home steads From execution; lost. EVENING SESSION. Layman, highlicensebilljpassed. Moore, bill amending Ranier charter; passed. Fullertou, bill amending Rose burg charter; passed. Raley, bill amending Weston nlinrtoiv rmssed. vl-w-, x Watkins, blllaliowingrne uanes to issue water bonds; referred, dele gation from Wasco. WEDNESDAY A. M. SESSION. S. B. 91, mado special order for 2 o'clock to-morrow, relative to county seat of Gilliam county. H. B. 30. Application to al low appropriation for a road in Union ceuntv: read a third time; appropriates $8000- for a road in Wallowa canyon. Passed. Committee on Ashing reports Issue ?60,000 bonds for a court heuse: w imra reading, court bill Tl i Dawson. v ..., ,. "" " iui of ' v (i iLUiiiKiu ifiinniio. UMiinrTiMiiin r..n ... .,c- ! '"v iiui uiuu woiueu cuuuren. j sion of three members, with a clerk rfir pnmtntMnn 4 !.) . vwUIU1Ill lu V1S1 orpuaus' home ntFSnlom nin.,.!.l i. .,..., Portland children's hnn. m Goes Through Must Go In . Very Zln Short Time. tT,. ?, on llatOl. Knr rorro.Wo A,. r mouth normal school 'education. r uueriou. mil to allow boom Umpqua ; first reading. Paulsen, from committee on roads and lllchwilVR. rpnnrtfwl wlllinnt ,.. ommendatiou Gray's bill for 15,000 ivii luuu iu iaisop anu Columbia county ; to third reading. Hume. Bill for 14,000 for equip ments for Battery A, Portland ; lost. Gilbert. Bill for special road dis tricts on overflow lauds ; pasted. Dawson. Prohibiting the side of tobacco, cigars and cigarettes to minors under 18 years of age ; to tuird reading and passed with emer gency clause. Ricker. Bill to allow Gardiner Mill Co. to build a boom ; with drawn. Fullerton. For the same nurnose passed to third reading. EVEMNQ SESSION. Howard. Bill to amend incorpora tion act of Grant's Pass ; passed. Fisher. Bill to amend charter of Albina ; passed. Moore. Bill to incorporate St. Helens ; read once. Fullertou. Bill to incorporate Roseburg ; read twice. Condou. Bill to amend charter of Eugene ; passed. WEDNESDAY A. M. SESSION. Speaker Smith appointed Messrs Wilson, Myers and Fisher of Mult nomah, on tho part of the House, as a joint committee to visit the Child rens Home. Paquet, moved to cousider H. B. 29, in regard to Assessment and Tax ation; same was placed upon Its final passage and was lost. Chairman ju Jud., was instructed to report H. B. 110, to tho House ferthwith: amended by instructions uauiAb 'vc--j . - Barin chairman. All these biUs tomaKciuuiu,, e U!.l I! t..n,nrmi REFflUT COSUU'l'l'Uti U JUW are ior mini ruiiuiug iu-iu""- , ,m. t AiA a nm- Mr. Sneaker, your com. on Jud., I 1C IU1 lO VTCLC ttUUlTjU lut" .vw-- , - - mended passage. R "R. 154. 112 and 135. Tncso Dins NEW AnVKUTISKMKNTS. the and ' and other iniemner-.iiHv U tim n .., i Iy of all crimes. 1 say of all crimes; I Mir iiiiisr lui nii.itiitA.i ii. - ! .. . .miiuinu nun ii, so long as the effects of self-poisoning by the use of Intoxicating beverages are confined to ilmnknnit n.n practice is only a vice, yet the mo ment Hint nun Ij ln.1 1... it . violate his duty to others, and tres pass upon their riehts. he bciwnips n crimiual. Althouah there is much Intemperance nniniirtu-niiinn mui it is to be feared that the habit is in creasing, especially among the fnt nnd wealthy few, still the gentler sex is comparatively free from the dreadful pr.ictico which is so com mon among men. Some of the reasons for this fact may be that the woman nature, if nnt the better, is less lnciuicu to the indulgence of coarse nuiiual tendencies, like glut tony aad drunkenness, that woman has fewer teintitntioiis. unit wlion ------ . 1 there is opportunity, is more readily reclaimed. Then again, woman Is the supreme being in tho lamily, and iustinctively perseveres longest agaiust temptation, adversity nnd unfortunate environment, in tho effort to sustain aud preserve the family bark from wreck on the sea of dissipation. All thelnteuso feel ings and forces of wifehood nnd motherhood are rallied for tho great struggle against tho drink demon who Invades her 'sacred citadel. Whoever surrenders to him and sometimes he captures nil and spares neither sex as a rule, tho woman who is a wife and mother yields last. Intemperance is not n natural passion. It is mi acquired appetite; aud woman, warned of its special linrrors reserved for herself, is the greatest barrier to its general preva lence among men. imagine lor a moment tho influence of woman withdrawn from the warfare against alcohol; or even that sho were as In different nnd inactive in her opposi tion to it as the masses of tho other sex 1 Would not tho ravages of the trafllc be doubled in live years? Men alone would seldom loo a day or a dollar in temperance cru- nt-m '.i. d.wn,i ti.n ancles. Tho war for abstinence is a ?r vuu"u"? r. .rrr :::z , rnr omn ui tor home, n u lloliowiug riousu urns uuuuuwpi NOW OPEN! BOOT AND SHOE STORE. VUOVUSMOSAT. CAKOS. J. M KKKNK, D. 1. 8.. DKJjTAl. ? Corner, mure niir i I nwnvi over N liltc M.,m. tsi. m. -No. W STATU STKKKT- ,-iNEW RELIABLE GOODS AND HE mm PRICK Good marked in plain figures. Hcmonibcr the place and give us n call. BAILBY F BODWELL, Mucin. nllYSIClAN.-MUS. Ml. M. K. McCO, 1 nlivMctan mnl suruwiii. lm knll BiatfeennoiinBaml7ntMP. SrKnt! In tho uivm limi. fhrunlo rtUfJ;?. ft molltv. Constitution ftws. lMlilw ). MASON, DKST1ST, SUC cossor lo Dr. .1. C. Bynl. Ollk'omer Hush's Hank. 1)5 State Street, "- ,r"B q 7rrT" ' B X" S TT o tew V II O o fV p lHT I n r J-V 1 fiSM iTu -' vj iftv !5r"rv .1 JJ S H "O B S HUl'KniTIIIN. NOTICE. I'.J.I.AHSKN.TIIK HK1.IA11I.K Vim nmkur. !miniMtiM Stnti' tt!VOt,.liv- SuTlMiiiuwrtnlMiwI. on wNviitit lit Ui wHtu.n of iiio ,,'.'::..'.r.-. Mill If 1 WIMHl lo miiim;ii-i"""."..".. nVinnnv howoiuh n-. will slum' Uirtr 1- All ork nimnmtcHMl. .Nct in flf, IMliloD kIioo. ww-ir. UEMOYAli N0T10B. JOHN KSIIIIIT.TIIK I-'KS,".,.T,,1I. niul Miieon niiiKiT.)i.iiiiocit hi ln t J No. sil.ltHUl.v mil, wluw lio.w"' ,V" '".', ... rviKiut imil luitmnt I Mill! lll'"., ...---. . Unit 1 III to bettor irviroil rroiij no "J looxroulo nil work lu my lino limn nny i;'1 . .i.L.. i-i i.l..iii fiii iim I lionil snpiwrt 1 Iiiimj nnvlM'ilnl jour luinil", 1 ,,m jour, n-l-""inlIV .-vinilT. Liberty Stroct, Snloin.Ogu. WM. BROWN k CO. DKAl.KHS IN Leather ami Findings! CASH PaID fok Wools, Hides, Veils and Furs 231 Commercial St., Salem, Or' RLACKSMITII1XG and IIOUSKSHOEINO. oni)ini?i)AVi)i 0 .. . . i ... iv 1 ju Mtnln Mtrwt. hum' iiiiMiu i" i " ' "'.' i, ii lurotluy nrc now miily for ork. All I. ....ii frinmlil nrtl ltlVltlMl to oiiri'iii suu'in ... . - ---. - - - - ... iii 1 1 nmi (iPoiH 111 our now IikhUIoii. nro bottor uri'imriMi ior worn. m... . ...... or IuivIiik wH-urvil iiioro nnuii. 10-bir. nuii? uiuuniuv. I UUIJU CALIFORNIA! the Land of Discoveries. Those who have used it "n I WW w J lft..,tlllt II till II nre to proteci saimuu food fislicries. ti. r.n. Renorted for passage with amendments as instructed; to authorize Dalles City to provide water works and issue bonds. Tassed. MESSAGES FROM HOUSE. tt tv 144. Passed. To amend Sec. 4078, respecting gates over pub lic roads. a n 5R Pnssed. To enroll bills w "t jq fis. 194. 115. Passed to in corporate the cities of Grant's Pass, Albina, Eugene respecuve.j. a. B. 93. Enrolled and passed. S.' B. 1G0. To amend Salem charterj'reportof com. for passage with amendment of Sec. 4 and 18; adopted with amendments; ordered ior 3rd reading to-morrow. BILLS BEAD THIRD TIME: S. B. 48, Steele. Concerning sur veys authorized by congress in Ore gon. Passed. o t en Tiiminir. On table. O. 11. UU, i-."" ,, S. B. 53. Fullerton. to provm f. io o.i nincea for homing county courts in the various counties of Oregon. Passed. S. B. 55, Watts. i u.. Ball to keep booms on North Yam- Mil !..nM DnaooI U1UIIVC1. X 1V . 8. B. 9 and 145 by Eamu. r- - of counties' committee maue, rei red to county courts; recommend passage of 0. Bead third umc. Amending section. 8. B. 187 withdrawn vS w uucer. .i S. B. 156 by Moore. To ameuu Sec 1704, C 3, T 2, Crlm's Passed. , , B. B. 57 by Moore, bee. swi laws amended,. Illegitimate cnuu- .! c ,.tlifr. i-ubc" ren maue ueira oi .-.- h i Q7 f lniit session reiuiu with veto of governor. Veto mes sage read. Vetoed because thepaj of the clerk acting for the supremo court is already sufficient. Message ordered printed. 8. B, 02 by Cogswell. To empow er Moore to keep boom ou lR river. Passed. . . , No. 63 by Hamilton. On tanie. No. 65 by Sinclair. To reimburse Jofciah Hecker of Coos county for $100 paid by him for land. FasJ- No. 67. To amend 3239, 3240, 3-, 3242, C 2, T 32, miscellaneous laws and to include irrigating ditches in its provisions. Passed. HOUSE. TUH3DAY P. M. BESBtOK. Penato educational committee's Mil to amend school laws? reau twice aud referred ; education. Eakln. To allow Lane county to fiiom hnpk to tho House with the following recommendations. II. Bills 1. 74. 101 and 114, do pass without amendments, and that H. B. 20, do pass with amendments also that II. B. 76, do not pass. House Bills 110 aud 114, were considered engrossed and will come up for final passage to-morrow. At 10:30 the House went, mm nnmniittco of the whole for the pur- n nf mnsiderlnc the report of the joint committee ou Assessment and Taxatlou, a suusiiiuie r Bills 8, 09 aud 128. Tho bill was ' i 1 , tlicia taken up lu sections uuu !,. o'clock they are still at worn on im bill. It is hardly possible that the matter will bo considered throuKh out as H si"""11 boat this late day of tho session. woman's war. Man may neip ner but she fights it, if it bo tought, and she wins it, if it bo won. It is her kingdom which is at stake, and nnnn llpr SUCCCSS depCIld llll tllO great interests ofsocicty. Henry II. Blair, in thoTemperanco iuovuinum. NEW TO-MAY. riraMSi KWMPm "our rrniLV .i . ..i.L.. ...t i.riiot iiit ittnl ii nit tnnipr wllh ltronoliltlKiyn It Ulliounly rcini-ily Hint kIvi limlnnt rplli-r, HKIIHKI.I. a Covimi, HrllilKlt, UlMMVlllP, Inl. " 14 ii . . jiio iiliivHiini to Infurni HaVe on Unit your Prowinilloiiifiiw ftioolliTk' Willi liiruo nl(. Wu liir Nothing but Praise B"S cimlon Io0iii.o1iviii. .NAMiCAWKN .1 CM., f "W1"' , Vlwiliii, oil. BKACKSM1TIIING and WAGONMAKINfl. IOIIN HOLM. TIIK OI.U, HKI.lAlll.K .1 IlliickHiiillli, lin romovpil liU ioi t J'iri'cr of UointiH-rrlnl unit I ln.'tni;kc o htH., wlicm Im l rwuly toorMliiMi;MW Iln iiii""l,itPilltli hlni Mr. U. Itajiiioii.n xHrli-iicril ,iKmi.iiiikir if'V" ?! lVirtliiii'l. Im I" w I'N'imr" b'Wt limn ixc" t li' "II klmUorwuKoii nm "Uw iinikliiKiinil rrimlr tin: nil HI"'!"1 ,,r ,,,luk: linmwlim.111 bii.liu'im. ll l :JtK,"..i orHli(Kw,lceT,trnlllnif, Imml iiiniU',i,l.,iin J II U llii'iii In i wlnnlino iniiiinijr. HimvIiiI ittonloii Kl on lo Hi.. iMii.truillon of whk ":'. . ..!. ....i...,.,u lii.iiiiinilinr tliu nlniv. nun linn uiiniihi". ' :irn...i oiiHMltoHtnto Invinini-o tnillilliiK. w. iri)rtii T. WILLIAMS. HTKNOOIIAIMIEU and TywwrlterOowht. Wi ,n,.ke of trlnis ".: ;r. '55 "" , C NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS Vn.i nro hereby requested to come i forward finmiliu daSi.-.. ,hirrt!Srui 8AMSSI,0B.,Rll.l.lN. " A Pioneer Incident. The passage of the bill for the re lief of Joel J. Henibreo recalls a hloody incident of a pioneer era The claim was a very oiu uuv, - B from the finding of papers u-u the death of Nancy Hcmure,, w.u of Absalom Hembree, who was killed lu the Yakima inauiu . -lS He was a captain of Yam-185Wi- ..ZL ,int!M and was S"5r-s-!?l RcalDed by the Daroaruu8 na.-b-BCalPeu .J .i..rm recover- ;rars- gurpnse irom w,llflmetto totofS , ' a watch valley. At "BtnWerttat WMkeP0drtbroTdaden.y build surmounted the oiu . . wa8 actually Dcg"""'"""- the vll toWblch,incaW of ress, t lagers migM Hy b,g Though CapUln Hembree othe deatli wveiul ou-- of the Cascade .u(mutaln8,u taolc ot Ids gw f arrang. mounted oy a ofhtoMalP, edto conceal the , w ery brought the w- udUnWaron tbcbcrierc-- . bftnnfilupbUlr, .a for an Invention w JJ m $50. HORSES. $50. Iii iill iinwtloiiKiiftlioTliroHtiinill-iumii U ...111 "nil on not only will not bo It W wiiliiiol It vou ri' f. but Mill MIOI.t.l.ANI'.Oim. i lui vj ii . r n ISErOAV Tin an3 5" SKIUA JHteSilft iEME MCQiaoMiULXAy II VVl I wlllimil n youri'ii. inn " n;coiiinienil It to otliem, iim iiioiiiiui IniMi iloni', WIHI HUM' iriiii ini'i(iiii nine 111 vnln. .Monoy 1m no nlijwjl wliero K,Vn"ii!:::CqnvincoYou trlllliiKtiuiH cifniip iloilur ohii iniri'liHHi n remwly tlmt will utiinil blejn on nnd one, or tlio mint ilmulnlof liiiiimn ft rMilnni Kent free, wmlnliiliiK'lolnllw dicrliitliiM. SANTA ABIE II,,, AltlKTINK I1U-, Oil. Im nrcimreil only by MKIHOAI. CX)., Oniv PORTRAITS. iirnmirt'il l mi-M onWin for irlmlti fiiiil lu d-iii ork In oil nntl wnli-r iVilow (Imilril .'liiwri. IU nlo bo Airinwl for II... ln.lnicll.m In no brnii; , ,. hHrllll IIIIPIIIIO" K " . " , ,f ciiKniNlnKoii wimmI. "" Oull unci au T. J. CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printor, AT HIS NKW lllTAUTKIW IN THK Hliit.. In.iinimo llullillnif, Cr. Com mvrolnl unil Clii-iiiukcln utri'cU 'O-llf . t.Mwi mnrAs and HnlPin.Or. w ran .1 i Can rurnl.1. either Mewiulte or nmUture of MlMinlteand Wneln Br onWm. thatwIllMlowyoutoddownjour SOLD AND aOAHANTEED HY D. W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY, 106 STATJS ST.. SALEM, OR SNELL, HFITSHU & W00DARD, Wholesale Dooot. GRASS Sffl rpwickr's SODA'S ' " " T. 11 JOBV, Addrew. "" -""" " .. m (iluii fir. IWX 1 o"'""i w2nld2W REEDS OPERA HOUSE. ESOAaBMBST EXTUA01U.INAHV. m m TOE cow uruKD. -to MAKE DELICIOUS BISCUITS or WHOLESOME BREAD Dwight'sCow-BrandSoda-Saleratus ABSOLUTELY PURE. ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT. mom Ul Ur U M pletnw of Co en Jnt JkM n4 Jtn wUl Ut tL U.I 8xU BU. TUB OOW BBAXD. fspHEHia PRINTING. rvNK OK TIIK I.AHOIKT ITAIII.IBII. 1) nrnlM In llin Hliiln. l-onwr nil iton V. M, 5. UrUMt HtlXk Illl 11 MUkM lu tho Ht.it... ii l f.lKt '!!!". ,,r".V..".V. itrlre lUt r Jim oriiimm, RJ':".'.:iW- rwul blnlik.. K.M. wAlln. ,W HlVum Tlnler.Hlii,rigiiii. DAVID T, WILLIAMS, l'roprletnr of Salem Stem Laundry. SALBM, UHKdON. I. H. Onlur by xmtttl ciinl iiriiit I,, i.llr.nill'11 til. UIOIIU'H lillllt" Vr ,hB inventor ?f ? ? i- - .nap mu fcw" r- HltoUangj- , a inifroinb(!lD.s. tenl srtas id a Tne Wonderful Violin Virtuoso and Grand Concert Company. jUfW' - .. --- . ;iafrJ55apwJi- TlmisdaY and Friday Evening?, Felroary th "1- aa f COFFEE! COFFEE! JAVA FLAVORED COFFEBL HW.wru4-lH'yU H0TI1 & 0KHBNBAUM, Q0wrt 9- " TRIMMING MRS. BT AtLEOATUgvJ and IIHESSMAKINO. C. A. RICE . AnWvtiriuX. ADVANTAOIM OK HTKAM LAUNDKY. I. itdiMIUworktliormiglily, Iiowevr ,i!",!,rffi,,wwl.pn..npUy.MH b I dr??au"wR,lff;.lH.1r.nrtllo; lurliii Hie ettli by iiniiMry wwir inVl lr, i.! by lh u.e of InjutKnw Iim.- '?'. . ..,, ruuumiibt. Mill- iderlnK ilw auMliiy of lu wm k. SAIffl BUSINESS OOLLBGK. ArrKHiU lve Uh iWNfWgl JW ...MilHK it ully H.t rrjMtir tl2,,,WJJ, SSSISSMKra TOT.;.! jgTM ftrtlriiol. 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