Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, January 07, 1890, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OAMTAli EVBNIN& 'JXHraom. 1 tie cArnAL mmi ESKH TEima op HOjiscmixioN. haii.v. One year by mAlI. -' 00 8lx month by nmll. ...--.. 2 fio Three months by infill , 1 25 l'r week, delivered by cnrr!er - 10 WKEKLT. One year by maH.m.. -,....1 CO Wt month br mall . ...... - 7 Oho ycr. If pnld In advance 1 0 tMx month, If paid In advance.. 6 For advertldnc rates apply at thU offlee AllKubscribentoTHKOAriTALJonnirAi who do not soeure their paper regularly will notify thU office, giving addrew, and the matter will be attended to at once. Offlee, corner Court I and Liberty filrctU "The evening paper contain the news of to-dayj the morning paper gives you the news of yesterday," HORACE GREELEY. Have UioDaiy Jooiinai lea at your door and get nit tlio nowe, at 10 cents a wcok. City council meeting to-night. The city council meeting to-night will lio rtn important one. Jay Smith has taken formal ixm session of the Gaines Fisher livery barn, and reports good business ' 8tlll tho merry coasters coast, tlio skntcrn skate, and tho sleigh bells Jingle, Mcnnn Mluto & Low havo the than kit of tho JovnsAtt force for many itvorw shown its reporters during the street car bloekudo thU rcek. Council Mkctino To-Niairr. This will bo tht Hrst regular council mectltu; this year. A full attend unco or all tho city alderman is ex pected, as much business la to be transacted. Word was received this morning by Mrs. J. N. Hhaw announcing tho death of her sister, Mrs. Oluru Wado. at Woodford, Cul., on lost Thursday, of paralysis, aged eight years. Tmky Wilt BtCATi:. It is ru mored over tho streets to-day that Micro lias been forty dollars raised to pay for Iho cleaning tho snow oil tho Ico on tho slough south of town, and that tho work will bo douo torday. If this Is true tho skaters will bo happy to-night, ,. A lively runaway was had In Ttiast Salem this morning. Tho team of Mr. IJowloy, of Polk county, was loft in front of W. H. Put ty's rcsidonco when the" horses bo camo frightened at tho train, and run down Marlon street to Leo Hlrsoh'ti resldenoo where they run Into u tree. Ono horso was knocked down mid struggle ensued, but no uorlous Injury was sustained. If any of our read ersaro not taking tho weekly Illustrated West Bhoro they ought to do so. It combines thodcsirublo features of ull tho East ern weeklies mid Is suporlor to any ono of them. Especially In Its graphic plutiircsof Western scenes is of greut Interest. Aside from tho local paper It Is the best publication mat can uo taiu'iii ana siiouiu uo in every house. I ubllshcd by h. Ham- uol, Portland, Oregon, at $4.00 n year. O ' A Di8TiNauinin:i) Mih-tinu. dipt. Geo. C. Itumey, Commander of tho U. 8, war ship Charleston, spent tho day In Nupu yestcrduy with Mrs. A. T. Cox of Oregon, a cousin whom hu had never before seen and who for some time had been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Win. M. Hoggs Napa Dully Iteglster. Tho Mrs. Cox referred to is a mother of Mrs. W. H. Hoggs, of this city. Captain Ilnmoy niiif Mrs. Cox hud never mot bofore. Tho captain Is a fine lookluir man: forlv-elirht vears ft . m -f . ' . .V - nui nuu uiso ueen in in tlilrty-two years. TO SILVERTON WE GO 1 Tho Meier aid Belt Jjine Is Assured. PAR BBTTEIt THAN WAS EXPFXTED Sales Will Have Asother Railroad 1b Operation in ta Early SpriBg Tine EverylliiHg is Lovely. We are Informed that tho Marlon County Improvement compauy Is about prepared to receive bids for material and construction on the projected and long-talked-of Silver ton Motor Liuo and Lett railroad. (Jen. Odcll came up from Port laud yesterday, and in nn In ten-lew stated that his company is now pre pared to begin uctlvo operations. Tho belt lino about tho city he says will be in operation about Muy tho first, and tho Sllverton road will bo finished a month later. This Is good news, which our peo ple will bo greatly pleased to near. Tlio- truck will be a standard gaugo and constructed ot tlio best materials. A six ton motor will bo secured for tho belt line, which will accommodate about twenty passengers, and an extra trailing cur tor additional accomoda tions. Aside from this there will 1m suflielent additional rolling stock to operate tho Sllverton line, which will Include a heavier motor, passenger and freight cars, etc. The above information has been hastily obtained Just before going to press, and does uot give nnyof thodetuilsof the enterprise. However, weexpect to give all attainable Information as niBtoHlt develops, In the 'columns of tho JouiinAIj. Salem is to bo con gratulated upon tho assurance of this first competing line of road. That she will have more is not doubted by any suno person, und that In the near future. HONOR TO THE DLIJE. no navy Tini'DOP LiviNa. Mr. Prunty, foreman of tho truck in tho railroad yards at this place, was up to Junc tion yesterday on business for tho company, and on his return this morning ho brought tlio particulars of n man throwing himself in front of tho tram that puusod hero lust evening u;45. About ono and ono hulf miles this sldo of Euironu a man stopped out on tlio truok lit front of tho uppronohlug the endue and bnirfniKo " a. i m - " train mid cur paused over his body, severing both limbs and causing Instant death. From letters found on his person it was learned that, his name was Autlrow Chrlstlo, und ho was from Maasachusett). JIo hud been stop ping in tlio oily for a week or two at tho Minnesota IIouho, and yesterday afternoon ho paid his board mid started north on tlio railroad truck, this was tho lust neon ol him until ho was brought buck to tho city last night a mangled corpse. The reason for this rush net uunnot bo accounted for, m ho seemed to be In good circumstances, ilo had about tlO ou his perwon when plokeii up. The (J. A. R. and W. R. C-Annnnl In- stnllnilon.of Officers by Sedgwick- Post No. 10 and Corps No. I. Lust evening tho annual Installa tion of oltlccrs wus held by Sedg wick Post No. 10, G. A. It , and Sedgwick Corps, No. 1, W. It. C. Tho exercises were well attended, and a pleasant time wus enjoyed by the true lovers of tho fraternity, a. a. it. Department Commander I J. Ilubcock, acted us Installing o nicer for tho Post, and of eouiro tho work Was douo uecordlng to law und Hoylo. Wo give below n list of the olllccrs who will have chargo of this popular organization for tho ensu ing yeur. Commander I). C. Sherman. H. V. C.,R 11. Bouthwlck, J. V. C..W. N. Ludue, Chaplain. Itev. Jasper Jennings, Surgeon, Dr. JusJlutchelor Olllccr of tho day. W. H. Folger, Adjutant. S. A, Handle. Quartermaster. Gideon Stoltz, Otllcorof tho guard.Gco. ZImm. Sorct. Major, It. A. Crossuu, i. ai., cergi,, u. is. luigett. w. it. c. Tho nowly elected olllccrs of tho better hulf of thin great and good order woro installed by the Connor Department Trcusurer, Miss Emma Crawford. Tho list is us follews: Prcsldout, Mrs. D. W. Matthews. S. V. Prest., Mrs. W. II. Uyars. J. V. Prest., Mrs. E. . McElroy. Chaplain, Mrs. E. N. Gllllughum. Conductor, Mrs. Agues Dlnsmore. AssU Cond., Mrs. It. W. Suyre. Guard, Mrs. Surah Jones. Asst. Uunrd, Mrs. Martha Jones. Secretury, Mra. W, li. Cook. Treusurer, Mrs. Ilrlggs. If tho Jothnai, could lay before Its readers hi detail ull tho good deeds douo by theso two orgaulzu tlons in alleviating suirertug and want, both umoni; tho families of old veterans anil outside, many would bo greatly surprised. Wo tako great pleasure in saying that both theso Institutions aro In a flour ishing coudltlnu,uiid thai means con tinned work for tho benotlt of hu- AIYLUX SUPPLIES. The bids for furnishing supplies to the asylum for tho coming six months were opcncil to-day. The bide were us follows, and those marked with n star () w ere accepted, Drygoeds: J. J. Dalrymplo & Co. $1000.20; John Oruu & Co., Pertland: $828.45. Slippers and leather: Wm. Drown &Co., and Krausse & Kllen were bidders. Tho bid of the latter was accepted. Greceries: Geo. Hughes, $38z8.22; J. O. Wright, f3703 47. Fruits: Gilbert & Patterson $155. J. G. Wright, $150, Plumbing: A. E. Btrang. $149.50; Dugan Bro., $94. PnlnU und eils: D. J. Fry, 25.76; Gilbert & Patterson, $20.60. Hardwure: .1. C. Brown' & Co., $14.40 It. N. Wado & Co. $0 03. Ceflee: Geo. Hughes, $300 35: Gil bert & Patterson, $405.60; J. G. Wright, $304.60; V. II. Read Port land, $300. Spices: J. G. Wright, $50; Gilbert & Patterson, $02.75; John Hughes, $03; V. H. llead. Portland, $52.25. Drugs: I). J. Fry, $275.05; Strelbig & Lane, Portland, 5203.53. Statienery: T. McF. Patton, $50; J. . Starr, $34.12. Meats; E. C. Cross, $3.00 per 100 lbs; Peter Bach $8.24; McCrow & Wlllurd, $8.08: Jns. Moorlco, $8.40. Tinware: Steiuer Jt Blosser, $371 .40; II. M. Wado & Co., $254.70; A. 11 Strang, $317.50. Granite Iron Ware: It. M. Wado & Co., $00.88; A. E. Strnog. $07. Seaps: J. G. Wright, $125; Gil bert & Patterson, $137.60; V. H. Iteud, 121.87. Fleur: Salem Flour Milling Co., $3.00 per 100 lbs.; J.D. Hurst A; Son, $3.50. Vinegar: Pacific, Cider Vinegar Co. 14o per gallon. - Creckery: J. ;G. Wright, $72.75. Tlio bids were not ull acted upon as wo go to press. Winthk Spouts atPoiitland. Parties from Portland report thqt everybody Is out slcigh-rldjiig down there, 'those who havo uo outturn uscdrygoods boxes with Improvised ruuuers, and those who have no dry coods boxes content themselves with coasting on inclined sidewalks. tttlil otners enloy themselves oy skating ou the Willamette, which Is entirely frown over, pieventing navigation. Tho Columbia is uKo blocked up by ice, and steumers arc frozen In lor tho winter. Articles ok Incoiu'okatiox. were filed with tho secretury oi stuto to-day, as follews: Portland and Wlllumetto Fulls Railway Co., capital stock $500 000: with Geo. A. Shoppard, Frank V. Drake, und Cue W. Barlow, us Incorporators; prln cipul olllcu tit Portland, Eust Port land und Unrlow Rulwav Co. Same stock und sumo incorporators. CouiiON'r Stick Him. The stranger urrested yestcrduy upon the supposition that ho wus tho person who rilled Gus. Schrelber's money sufo wus too shurp for tho authori ties, und they were compelled to let him go. The ofliecrs are most cou lldeut that they had the right man, yet they did not huvo u:.y direct proof against him. As soon us In wus turned looso ho bourded the south-bound train. PURELY PERSONAL. J. H. Haas mudo a flying buMuess trip to Turner, to-day. John Minto camo op from Portland lost evening. Prof. McElroy took the Eugene express for Portland, and his son for Chcmawa. H. Gibson took tho morning train for Portland on business be will re turn to-night. Mrs. D. McFaddcn Is suffering with a severe cold -at her home on Church street. Cba-s. Wcller and T. C. Smith took tho overland train this morn iug for Portland. J. G. Luulson and wife, of Isabel!, aro here spending a few days with Mrs. Lunison's mother, Mrs. E. A. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bald, who have been visiting at the residence of J. C. Cresswell, have returned to their home lu Seattle. - A i Grand Clearance - Sale. MONMOUTH NOTES. inanity. Supremo Court. SAi.KM,Jan. 7, '00. John Smallmun. unit., vs. lMtnr .. f - - - -... 1'owoll, resp.; appeul from Linn county; argued and submitted; J. K. Weatherford att'y. for app.; J C. Powell att'y. for resp. On motion of ox-Gov. S, F. Chad, wlek, Lewis C. Gurlmis wus ail mlttcd, upon cert I Ilea to from the supremo courta of Wushlugtpu and Indiana, to practice lu all tlio courts of this state. Bupt. Downing to-day received n telegram from Mrs. Knox, mother of tho man that died tit tho pciteu tiury lust Sunduy, stilting that his father will arrive hero to-night und take chargo of tho remains. bnlt llliuum. With Its Interna Itchlns, dry, hot nkln. prion broken lalo piUurul crucks. and the llttlo wutcry plmnlcit, oneu uiuso Indc Mcrllmblo nullcrlns. ltood'H 8ftrwipnrllli. lum wnmlerliil power ocr tills disease. Ii DUrlfleH tllO bIfKHl allll lXtMlM Ihn Immn. and tho ikln lieuU wlllmut n Bair. Mend tor book ruutulnlnir many ttialementH oi mires, toju I. Hood & to., AjwUiecarles, IaiwcII, Muss. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. below cost, at CoMKATliAsr. Tho Halt plates, bolts and splites for tho eleetrlo liuo that huvo Iwon on tlio road so lomr, uroliereut lust. Tho Orient brought them ui) from Portland l.mt ndriit Tiin COUINO TRAT. Tho llrst I Ulld to-duv thev nru Uiliu' luuilixl uppeuraiico in this city of "A Social und distributed along tho rluht of t3oasIon', Company, should bo grift- way ontie road, and now as there etl with an overflowing house. The i notlilng to hinder tho contractors trouiHi U out) of the lwt on tho road 1 hut tho weather; they will finish tlio at tho prvflent time, und tho fuel track ..swoon as It thaws. mat it is going to ruvor rulom with .. ., .. NerAiii.t: to lU'.v. The rwont Kun4r?ilv .fmirii.il .vy , A lV..:"lnr i"..u.WIWl 111 lolllll. 7".TZ"f -:.'. """r"' ...."yv uiocKauiiii; tiiu ouo niglit Kliould cause tho onera' w. The house to lo tilled to oveillow. y terMtlatlMluuillimiiitliHn illlwl H... i,.,Mn"l, "K "" " W.IWWI. pwltoA.IM.IVwV''r iivit iiigui, Aoiiidin iviiiniK mini an evenlng'n entertainment. This at traction is well calculated to put an Rudiuuco In proper frutuu or mind to onjay their iwrforiuuueo, Tlio mi porh baud d orohwtru crxuilcH an vxuulsltu sciiNitlon oi delight, and after tho sweet strulua dlu away (lu curtain rise oufurco, eouK-dy, hrvej eyaud ludldroua, and tho inot staid auditor soon lose xutrol of his de portment and U iuviuiixhI to enjoy tho full to tho fullest extent. The merit of tho play liicrcudi-s with each act; tho third und last is iouipivd of burUw)ueoii impulur graiid inv ent out uu iu irooil Ktvle. V H.vl. ai CJCon" to belter tl4u it street car travel.! iot a trip wait made uv ywterduA-, and tho broiik'ht out of the shihUi cars wctv not Ktllllt.l til lluv. in... i ' : " ... . "" " mi muni m iiiu var nuu is now fully appreciated by those who have biHsu uecustoiued to Its uo tho ikui year. Travel will bo iwunatl over ihn lino Just us sjoi. as jKHslble. Cloaks 25 per ceut. Lunu & Browii'B, Make a good resolution and trade with Gilbert & Puttersou. PululcHs dental operations at Dr T. C. Smith's, 00 Stuto street. Rcmunutij of all kinds, 25 per cent, bolow costut Lunu & Braivn's. Tho Bon Ton restaurant Is setting tho best 25 cent meals In tho cilj now. Only ten cents a week for tlio JoniNAi. liereufter, tho licst pupei in saiuui. The Capitaij Joints' al Ih on wile at J. Benson Starr's and at tho Fav orite cigar store. Sale continued at Lunu fc Brown until Jau. I5th. Secure bargains before it closes. i-;ur Kkki It. Geo. D. Goodnue. jno. 05 State street kevi on hnuil con stuntly alt kinds of wood, Kiucd and unsawed. Founu.A chuln. Owner can huvo mime by calllmr at StulpiTu Marble Works und proving pro)- vuy nuu (uiyuig inr tins note. Dr. Clius. C. Curtis lias rvmnvrtl mini ms lormer coiiinierclul street olUco to tho former otllco of Dr. Rlsilon ut 155 Court strict. dw Tho new firm of Shaw A Down ing, whose curd is iu this issue, havo oieued a real estuto oltlco lu the rooms luTetoforo occupleil by tlio Oregon Htutesmuu. This firm tiftinoM-H to do simply a straight broker's business of buying and so.i lug for otlier parties. Thoy wdl also do general auctioneering ant will huvo cule yunls ut the livery burn of MiuioAc Low. lt-dw The beautiful, In abundauce, and still coming. The sick aro all convalescent, and business very good for this time of tho year. Postmaster Gilbert, we are sorry to learn, Is somewhat under the weather. Tho schools are doing line work, and tho enrollment far exceeds any previous year. Work on tho new buildings is practically laid by ibr the winter, but a long list of improvements is booked for early spring. ThcEutopIans have engnged the opera house for ono of their fine en tertulnmeuts, to be given early in next month. Mr. Arthur Arrant, a former student here, has been spending a a few days with friends, and con templates engaging lu the livery huslucsH here in the spring. Prof. P. L. Cumpbdll is happily entertaining his brottr Albert, of Denver City, who, by the way, is said to have accumulated a very neat fortune by his juUiclous, man agement in speculating In the famous mining district. Our pastor, W. H Luye, delivered a very commendable discourse Sun duy, the first Lord's duy in tho New Yeur, to a very good audience, con sidering tho fact tlinc a lurge major ity were old OregonluUs, and the northern breeze was entirely too bracing for the old timers, who found It necessary to substitute heavy woolen scurfs, caps, hoods and furs, for tho feathers and deli cate umbrellas. Brother Laye be ing lately from lowu, und formerly from Nova Scotia, enjoys the real comfort of bright suushino days Willi tho beuutiful snow immensely. -AT- E. C. SMALL'S, NO. 291 COMMERCIAL STREET. Beginning on the 3d of January, 1890. FOR CASH ONLY ! All Goods Without Any Exception at Cost '' UNTIL MARCH 3, 1890. " " In Order to Reduce Our Stock Before Spring These are Facts! Ua!lScXmim&!iSTAt'" rUrn'""8 a00d' BuW,er 0mh' " ",d ' E. C. SMALL. -tlio opening exercises ut tho school, which will be bold iblsnvmi. verslty chupeT, of the V Unl- Theological m ! Loo i lb the windows at the M Comer Dnv Store ut, ui. ;ou, promises 10 oo or a vcrv Interesting uuiure. The attendance will be very large. HOTEL AllltlVALS. CHKMKKTK IIOTKL. Jaa Duffy, Peter Schofleld, W H iSormmi, Win J Cullig, Sun Fran- V.y?;.,JViv M.. Lowl8 1'erlluud: E Ezikill, Wm Furbunk Chicago; G A lieauvis, tSan Fruueisco; H W Gofl. l lbly! W 'luulyne, Mills City V It Bilycu, Albany. ' COOK 110TKI., Carry Hastings, Portland; C MuiH!s, O. It. &N. it. It; GeoruoE And tee the finest display or X-mairood In the city. OUR GOODS SIMPLY PARALYZE COMPETITION Jacobs, l'urtiund; John Woodw-urd, 1 ertlund: C W Syphcrs, Suu Fran! esco.John A Stierloek, Sin Fruu- oul-go.v itousi:. A A Fuller, AViwidburu; OH Cobb and wile, NebrusUu; Wm laon Wl.eutlund; M E Cob6, M A Cobb! Nobrusku; Jolm D Gardner, Mei hnmu; GM Cobb, O W Cobb. No. , 1 . 11 -L-UIIUI oniska; fhlld, Gervals. HORN. U wLI1I.,,?EU-J Mr'd Mm E. i Hul l,JLBlir 6MUuy moruiuK. Jun. 5, lbOO, a son. ' Step in and Compare Prices! Everybody happy In bavin ONE FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE IN THE CITY. Gibson & Singleton bk GRAND AT PROPRIETORS. A FULL LINE T. McF. Patton's Trfis Week -OF Wrtsluv H'1!' i'viy hiuI i rmmomiift HUlon. ii KIUUU l.mlc iimoMlior uiul nth , IUI mill lit V l.nmil. ff. ... .. " 1-it.i. MMivMnwi bv uifiM vinrau uuvi ivivtTiiin u.iwivia. mn ii rvitcti i o.t. .1,11.. ..Ill -., . t .. .- -" --... . I "t SlIAn'I.IJ HU1U1.XTS. - tkpt, Ml. nerwmo dmvn from Portluud lust night with J. M. I'urmms aireit L7 and David N. Odell awl 45 both wtietiU lor tho asylum. ThU W tho sivond time Mr. Odull lint been bnuiKlit tliero Tor treutnient. Mr. MUuer will return ninilu thU even. loir wiiu r. uurirau iur tim iwm vvrj uiiucii tMuiea pnwitier to ktvo tore yer. UIJ Ohl9lt4ViL ftlmiiirvftki aii.i thwt vi..k 1 iVwiHinnilrUtniKtiMHiiriMip nlla lioil. lmliw,rjiftKlM tl) bfflnv It. i'lMim iiliU fiirfi lies tim ttUxHl liHil ly ull An All uuty (h4Bm I Crockery and Glassware! With (special tie , in Valerian China Tea Sets, teh China Dkmer Set&. BIDGWArs FAMOUS Buckingham Pattern Go With the Crowd ! -OF- wrty n hiti w. piiro llaltllV 0lllll I.V . !. Wnuhm Uyrrli Tvuiii Awti. lU-iiioiiwiur- Urvutli .mil ur. proxonth twj. mh1 Uy nil tryKll POWDER ROYAL SEMI-PORCELAIN! CHAMBER SETS .tw mown In Baleia. 'Mian n, ' k -- tmrn mm W. H SHAW. DOWNING. W .. I- l ll.l .ftfc... .ft.. .. .. .... Uinuitmia ltni, vurw niliiiin. unit llm iii.-iuii iiiisiu ixmsiu ana niiii. Try - l -.U ilnil- W'rltlit'n UliMUri t,umiii.ill.it rwniMlv U PiMiuuiM i rnmtaruuil hnUthy nellon ut ( rluu tho iuti MUklilvq touuch. Obll. ilrnUkUnilUor, Kvliibyallijruritfc A PULL STOCK " aiZZZ PltaMaOlanaoj PUernU wu-itoek. Absolutely Pure. 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