Evening capital journal., January 08, 1890, Image 4

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Three month by mnll
l'er week, delivered by currier.
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Tlio first meeting of tbo new year
was held by Salem's r-lty council
nud oftlcenj Inst night
Tlio following standing commit
tecs were announced by Mayor
Willlama for tbo current year.
Ways and Means Collins, iliracb
and Uuflli.
Ordinances Hlrsch, Ede and
Hutton.
Accounts and CarrentExpcnsca
Bush, Colling and Hutton.
Liccnsea Gray, Laforo and Edes.
Fire and Water Hutton, Strang
and Bush,
Street and Public Property La
fore, Strang and Gray.
Health and Police Edes, Gray
and Collins.
Printing Strang, Laforo and
HirsoJi.;
In IDs annual message
said our city's financial
wan not as good as ho could wlsb
lAf alAtfltrv flint rtilf lintlft.ifl Inrtnlit
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AllTlCLES OP TA'OOBPOnATIOS'.
The Portland and Oregon City It ill
i way company, with principal olllce
nt Pertland: capital utocK ruu.uoo;
iind I). C. Thompson, Frank Dekum,
.laiwa I). David. Geo. II. Durham,
It. L. Durlmni, Cleveland Ilockln-,
well and II. C. Stratton incorpora-1
tors, filed articles of incorporation I
with the secretary or state
For advcrtblsff rate apply at thin offlco
AUHnbKcrlberttoTncCAriTAt.JoDKHAt.
who do not tecura their paper regularly
will kotiry this office, giving addreoi, and
the matter will be attended to at once.
Office, corner Court I and Liberty; ;8trocU
"Th fvfn'incr naner rnntalnt the news I
of fo-dayj the morning paper give you
the news of yesterday."
HORACE GREELEY.
ire the Mayor
condition
v -rwv -.- --- .'.r . ...
to-day. The object Is to build and I ously ill
operate a ml I way between tne
two points. The star milling com
pany of McMlnnvIlle. principal
ofllec at McMlnnvIlle; Capilal
Stock, $14,000 with J. 8. Hlggs, W.
C. Hclmsy, David Stout and J. S.
Murhani as Incorporators.
PURELY PERSONAL.
Gen. Odell returned to Portland
to-day.
Than. Johnson returned to his
home in Kvio to-day.
Mrs. George II. Jones of South
Salem U reported as being danger-
A - Grand Clearance
Sale.
your door and get
10 cents a week.
all tlio nows, nt
Marriage
day, to Nellie
Dodi
licence was Issued
Evans and Geo.
toll.
ge.
Notaiukb. Below Is n list of the
notarial appointed to-day: L, W.
Hoelblng. Pertland: Win. P. Itob
crts, Portland; A, It Kannga, As
toria; H. C. Porter, Aumsville.
W. C. T. U. Is Iho oiiphoiilouft
tltlo of tlio Western Commercial
Travelers' Union In St. Louis. Tin
good temperance ladles of the coun
try ought to sue for Infringement ol
title,
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Mrs. Podgban has opened a Kind
orgarton school in tlio Prodbytorlan
church of this city, and It Is to be
hoped this lady will find encourage
ment In this advanced educational
work. Many citizens oi this filc
in tlio cast support half a dozen
such schools. Mrs P. makes her
homo at Prof. Arnold's residence.
sewer bonus, $10,000, aim scuooi
bonds, $10,000; besides a floating
debt of about 0000, making a total
interest bearing bebt of about $70,
000. Mayor Williams gavo some
sound advlco concerning the con
dition of tlio streets, and what
should be done to furthpr Improve j
them. Ho also recommends a fur
ther extension of our city and fire j
limits. ,
Thoownlnir of tlio water works
Miss Couthoui. The enter
tainment to be given at the opera
house on the 10th, promises to be a
pleasant aflulr Tho Brighton En
sign says: "Miss Coutlioul's rendl
dltion of "Rock of Ages" was Indeed
a masler-plec of art, and of Itself
alone, worth far more than the prico
of admission, as in fact, may
be said of everyone, of her
recitations. With a wonderful
versatility of beautifully rendered
selections, she held her audience In
such a wav as to leave no manner of
doubt of their high appreciation of
Ler merits as arccitatiomst."
For, tiik ItKFORSt School. S.
It. Hammer sold at executor's sale
to-day, the south one-half of the
Ilccier d. 1. c, containing 310 acres.
mi..i t .1.1.1 I. I... I. ....., ...
& ii? W , ec?m,?d& d i W per acre. ' It Is"' understood
wjiiv uiu ii-Kimuiuiu uv unm-n iui ijy- . ,,f ,., ,.
mission to further bond the city for
that purpose.
Jas. White, superintendent of the
street car line, had his men out iu
full force tills morning clearing oil
tho track and opening the switches,
so as to bo ready to run tlio ears us
Hoon as tho snow thaws oil. If this
had been done tho day after the
snow fell they could have pcen run
ning tho curs all tho time. Let the
good work go on.
Fkozkn Ui'-ltlver navigation is
almost at n standstill at present. The
Three Sisters and tho Win. Hoag
aro both frozen In at Oregon City.
Tno river from that point to Port
land Is frozen over to the depth of
one and one-half inches. Tlio ferry
boats at Portland aro making regu
lar trips under great ditllcultles. A
few warm days will loosen every
thing up and clear tho river of all
ice.
" m
Pj.at an Addition. Tho advlco
In this head lino should in these
dayH follow tho famous "Go West
young man." For Iu tho West at
present writing money can bo, and
has been mado taster by Judicious
real estate Investments than in any
other way. Now, If you want a
good aero pleco of realty right iu
tin) city, with additions on two
sides of it, and Just ripo fur platting,
lot the Willamette investment Co.
fccoyou right away. Tlio laud is dirt
cheap. v
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Social Bksbjon. Tho D. J.
Hpracuo "Social Session" Company
drew anothor good audlenco last
night at tho Now Park. This la ono
of tho few companies whoso au
dlonocs lucrcaso with cttch perform
ance. Tlio company Is ono of the
best wo havo had in farco comedy,
and is fully an good as "Tho City
Directory," or 'Parlor Match."
Wednesday's Oregonlan. This com
pany will appear at Heed's opera
liouso to-morrow night. It was
through tho efforts of F. 8. Dear
born aud Wm. J. Clark that this
company nro to appear In this city.
Knowing it wrts a good company,
they guaranteed then a good house,
ami hnvo tho whole tiling under
their direct management. Jteorved
scats aro on sale at J. Ilonsou Starr's
iHKik store, and tho box sheet Is lilt
ing up very fast. This will without
a doubt bo tho best theatre of the
season.
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Hk'h Am. Rkiiit. On the train
from Portland this morning a
Jouunai. reporter was attracted to
one end of tho car where boiiio half
a dozen or moro men were loudly
discussing tho ndvautago of Oregon
and tho now statu of Washington.
Arguments went on for several
minutes, when au oldurly gentle
man whoso head has been frosted
by many winters, spoko up and
wild: "Gentlemen, I havo traveled
all over both states, havo
studied closely tho situation aud
tho productiveiiifa of both states,
mid I can tell you In nil candid
truth that I would not givo 1(10 acres
of hind situated In thu Willamette
vauey ror as miK'O lamina a "uluck
orow ivmlil llv nvir In Inrlv vinm In
tho state of WnHhlugtuu." TJila r-
marK caused nu outburst nrinuglitcr,
aud all decided that the Williimotto
valley stood as thu garden spot c-Y
thu world,
Hrpo
ifm
Tho ifninico cnmmittco reported
mat tne following mils be allewed:
Ladd &IJush $2100
M. E. Ooode'l C00
Smith & Robinson 20 00
S.FarrarACo 6 25
Capital Journal 23 00
11. F. Drako 28 75
Doll, Nichols 0 60
L. Ulakely 26 00
The stuct committee reported
favoraolo for all alley sewers In
blocks 17, 20, 81 and 82; ordered that
l hey le surveyed and bids for con
struction be advertised for, alo that
they bo built at the expense of the
property owners. Report approved.
Tlio liquor licetiso of Chris Paulus
was on motion ordered transferred
to Hodgm & Miller.
tho .alley running east ana west
through blocks 51 and 52, Univer
sity addition, wero referred to the
proper committee.
Marshal Ross as chief of police
recommended that our policemen be
appointed tor eacn ward, al a salary
of $76 per month. Ilefcrred.
Tho street committee apportioned
the cost of sewer construction as
follows, which the recorder was In
structed to assess and collect.
DlonkSO A. N. Moores, $31.08?;
Isabella Martin, $34,08; J. Q. Wil
son. $G0.37J: Samuel Drum $(I9.37J;
T. H. Hubbard, 00.37.
Ulock 61-Chas. Jlamrett. $75.2-5:
J. II. Lunn, $37.05; J. I. Thomp
son, $37.02; Oregon Land Co., $74
.25; Marietta Gilbert, $75.25.
Ulock 00-Jas. Flunoy, $41.25;
Laura N. Selwood, $41.2-5; Joe Mey
ers, $82.60: Rachel Walt, $27.00; A.
T. Gilbert, $51.89.
that the state made this pur
chase for a slto for tho State
Reform school. The place is situ
ated about five and one-half miles
south of the city, on the Turner
road. The laud was bought cheap,
and will mako a very good site for
the purpose for which It was pur
chased. Some Fink Stock. David Cralir,
one of Waldo Hills most prosperous
farmers, received by express to-day
three head of Costwold sheep Irom
Edmonton, Canada, and a pair ot
fine Poland China hogs from Cam
den, Ohio. Mr. Craig thinks it pays
to have the best, let, them coat what
they may.
Had Colds. There are quite a
number of SalemilesaL tho present
writing, HUfierlug with a bad cold.
It can hardly bo called la grippe,
but is tho next thing to It.
STItKiri' COMMlbSIONKIt'S lini'OIlT
ron 1880.
Collodions In labor $10,0 80
Collections In cash.
Ralon hand Oct. 1.
107 87
C 20
The openltigexerclrtcs of tlio Theo
logical school at the University last ,
evening, was of a very interesting
nature.
Tho Commissioners court is iu ses
sion to-day, but very little business
is being done.
o
Travel on tlio railroad Is very
light at present, owlug to the re
cent cold snap.
Ain't disbursed for labor
and material during quar
$ 203 67
100 63
4 04
48
Hal on hand
Total collections in work
for 1889 $ 2,287
xotai collections in casii
for 1889 -. 405 34
Referred to committee on ways
and means.
EXl'UNDITUKES FOIt 1889.
Indobetedness Jan. 1, 1889. 4,607 81
Sower expenses... 8,037 60
Covering big bridge 1,25(1 Oil
Flro teams, nose, eto 2,070 70
Ilrldges 420 50
Current oxpouses 17,475 85
Total 85,202 45
Net Indebtedness now 0,541 01
IllKAHOHKIlS QUAIlTKIUiY HUl'OKT.
lialaneo on hand Oct. 1...S 1.188 73
Collections since 10,408 50
Supremo Court.
Salem, Jnn. 8, 1890.
W. M. Kllllugsworth, app., vs.
tho Portlund Trust company of Ore
gon, resp. iippt-at from Multnomah
county; argued and submitted.
Jno. If. Woodward and Geo. II.
Williams attys. for resp. Alfred
Sears atty. for app.
Suit Itlinuui.
With It IntciiBO Itchlne. clrv. hnt akin.
often broken Inlo putnful cnu.KH.und tho
llttlo watery pimples, alien euuso Inilu
ticrlliablo Miffijrlng Hood'M Htirmipnrlll
nun wonderful power over this disease. It
purities tbo blood mid expel tho humor,
and tlio skin lieulu without ft Bear. He ml
mr oooic conuiinuiL' niuny statements ol
cures, IiiUI, Hood Co., Apotheuirlts,
Lowell, Mass.
m -
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
below cost, nt
Cloaks 25 per eeut.
Lunn & Itrown's,
trade
Total $20,607 20
Paid uut on warrants 15,0.14 70
Ilalancooti hand 6,602 60
Total. $20,697 20
"This apparent batatico on hand Is
moro tliau ollbet by the warrants In
tho hands of Ladu & Hush, upon
which Interest has been stopped, but
are not yet paid.
QUAUTKIlf.Y HKGOHKll'H IIO'OKT.
Oct. 1st Ilalauco on hand? 823 00
collected si nco 8,892 02
Total
Jan. 3, lb90, paid city trvas
0,710 82
0,710 82
Ohikiun Ci.aimh Onh, Tho Now
York Mall ami Express suyst
"Tilrtyllvo years ago m llalaklava
thu ohargo of tho Light llrlgade,
mado Immortal by Tennyson, took
plaro. Out of tlio 000 men who
wont Into that memorable charge
but 108 enmo back to tell Win tale,
A roster Is kept ol tliono now living
who wero nicnilwra of tho Light
Rilsado. and itmmlliiir to tho latest
nwHiutus thoiv aro but twenty-one
names on tho list. Of thetw nluc
tHn aro in Kngland uud two In the
United State. The latter aro UapU
Thomas Morley, who Is couueotvd
with iho army meillwl department
at Washington, and Capt.
Victor Robert Utirney, who ro-
Mdes Iu this city." Tho above
must bo it mistake for
Orcuou claims tho honor of having
ouoof thefco lielroesm thu mivoii of
Rev, A. LvRoy, llaptlct jMWtor of
jirowusviii. mt. iMiwy recouuy
lectuanl iu Baleni and at tho clow
khvo h little talk of b experlimooa
Warrnuta drawn during --
quar 10,240 OS
itKCKii-ra ron 18S0.
1st quartor Hocorder's ... 1,474 41
2d quurter-Reconler'a 1,810 7u
.-iruquancr itecomers... i,H3 iu
4th quarter Recorder's .. 0,710, 821
Marslial's Col. IK'l. tax, .. 200 00
Treas. tax Col. 18S0 347 82
Bitle of sewer bonds and
collections from proKriy
on account of sewers ... 1,008 44
Mako a good resolution aud
wit ii Hubert & Patterson.
PalnlcEB dental operations atDr
T. C. Smith's, 00 Stato street.
Remnants of all kinds, 25 per
cent, bolow costal Lunn & Urown's.
Tho lion Ton restaurant Is setting
tho best 25 cent meals iu the city
now.
Only ten cents a week for tho
Jouknal hereafter, tho best paper
In Salem.
Tho Capital Jouknal Is on salo
at J. llctidon Starr's aud at tho Fav
orlto cigar store.
Salo continued at Lunn & Brown
until Jan. 16th. Secure bargains
before it closes. l-3tf
KRKI' It. Geo. D. Goodhue. .No.
05 Stato street keeps on hand con
stantly all kinds of wood, sawed and
unsawed.
Found. A chain. Owner cau
havesnmo by calling at Stalger's
Marble Works and proving prop
erty and paying for tills note.
Dr, Chas. C. Curtis has removed
from his former Commercial street
ollloo to the tormer olllce of Dr.
Rlsdou at 165 Court street. dw
Prof. E. B. McElroy, returned
home to-day from a visit to the me
tropolis.
A. Grant, of Jefferson, camo
down this morning and returned
home at noon.
Otto Krausse is trying to enjoy
himself these cold days by nursing
a case of the mumps.
Doug. Minto, after a few weeks
visit here, returned to Portland this
morning on tho overland.
Wm. Collard H. G. Spraguo
and Oliver Biers, of Brooks, aro do
ing business in theclty to-day.
Alvin Bowman, the Journal'8
efficient pressman, is tussling with
that peculiar of all diseases',
"mumps."
J. R. Phelps, brother of Hon.
Howard Phelps of the Salem Land
company, left this morning for
Sacramento, Cal.
Mr. W. E. Chandler arrived In
the cltv this morniuc from Wood-
Pburn, where ho has been the past
week on a vacation.
Miss Nelllo Morgan and Miss
Kalio Dearborn who were hurt
while coasting Friday evening are
reported as improving slowly.
O. H. Cook, wife and family of
two sons and two daughters, ar
rived yesterday from Nelson, Neb.,
and will mako Salem their future
home.
J. J. White and wife, of Portland,
came up this morning for a few
days' visit with the family of Thos.
Kay, superintendent of the woolen
mill, Mr. Whlto is roadm.ister of the
narrow guage.
KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tho following is a correct list of
the real estate transactions filed at
tho olllce of the county recorder to te
day: State of Oregon to John A.
Shaw, 40 acres Int0sr3e $ 60
Henry J. Hudley to Robt.
Qiiltin, Us 7 and 8 in blk 1 of
Hadley'andd toSilem
J. E. Gorblne to C. W.
Heuliue, Its 2 iu blk 8 of Mill
City
.1. R. Ilibbard to E. S.
Remington 2 acres near Sil-
verton
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
UlirJMniCETK HOTEL.
J C Powell, J R Weatherford, Al
bany; A C Irwin. Portland; M W
Canton, John Balck, O & C C R
It; F J Folger, Independence; J H
Melsner, Portland; Joseph Shller,
Dublin; F C Woods, Dallas; John
W Smith, French Prairie.
COOK HOTEL
CM McKay, Portland; H W Goff,
Dallas: CE Bruce. East Portland!
John Chapman, Chicago; J W
Sewft, Portland; J N Davis, Silver
ton; C W Barkhurst, Silverton.
OltEGON HOUSE.
Wlnfried Cover, wife and four
children, Marion county; T. N. Da
vis, Silverton; Weston Atwood,
Hamilton, III.; C. E. Hooper, Astoria.
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EX 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 8, IS90.
In Order to Reduce Our Stock Before Spring !
Tliese are Facts!
Men's Youths' and Boys' Suits, Blouse Suits, Ovcrooats, Men's Furnishing Goods, Rubber Goods, Oil and
Leather Coats, Hats, Trunks, Umbrellas, Gloves and Hosiery.
EX C. SMALL.
40
600 J
(! LOOK
in the windows at the
Red Comer Diw Store
MAKllItiU.
lip
Total 20,030 40
Delhmuont tax uncollect
ed 2,6010,1
Lcsa tax uncollected (lt. 600 00
Total 28,721 41
J, J. Murphy waa unanimously
re-elected as city attorney.
The following named men wero
chiMtin polleemou; Harry Mlnto,
oaptuin, C. N. Lake and it. U. Glaze.
Al, Graham waa elected ktrvt-t
commliwloiiiT, aud Aloiico Qesiitr,
city urveyer. .
. Wright' Hon Celcy and Chamomile
Hitters i rttlluuU tonic, umictlicr unit niv.
IMkrl0.it, Invlyonitcii tho illgrattvo orKuim
mm I'ruMMiia y hjivimm, ran uo ri'licil i
on. tHiu or uu ururoui.
ChMtiHI, itrungmt ami bent. Wrlxht'a
(VimiH.uiul l'.xtrnrt or Kiirii Tlltiv noils.
ilmiiliv,cryNliH,IiitUo befuru It. cleans,
ml iiirlchoH tlio blood. Hold by all drug
ainii.
AU may ponsr iionrly white teeth, pure
lmatli uud hralthy euiiu by ualns
Wrtghf Myrrh'ruuifiihMp. Itenunrautr
r, proeul ditiiy. bnld by all drugxUt'l
, It C. C, a. Hed (Tom Cough Cure heuU
tliixuttiind lung, cuiex luthina und the
iiiojloli tlnito ituuliH nndiMldJ. Try It.
Ikild b- .u itrui;iilt.
Wrlstil' Ccri Coiutlp.it Um remctly
proiiuilei n rvsulur und limit hy urtloii uf
lh bowels aid UI.itUm unit win not ir
ritate the iiioaI MMiktttxo loinnoli. Olill
ilivil trtkD It ntullly. Hold hy nil (IiuebUIh.
BURETTE- IMLAH . Mondav ,
Jan. Otli, 1890, at tho home of the
bride's parents, at Fairfield, Mar
ion county, Oregon, Mr. Francis
It. Burette to Miss Belle Imlah,
Rev. Father Vermlsh ofllclatlug.
This momentous event in the
lives of our happy young friends
was the occasion or a pleasant gath
ering of relatives andfriends. Some
flno presents were given tho hride,
aud a sumptuous repast was served
tothoenllro party. The Jouknal
exflmds thauks for a bountiful sun-
ply or delicious weddlmr cake, nml
joins In heartiest congratulations.
And see the finest display of X-mnj goods
In the city.
OUR GOODS
SIMPLY PARALYZE COMPETITION
Step in and Compare Prices!
Everybody happy in bavlug
ONE FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE
IN THE CITY.
Gibson 4 Siileti
RUSH
-AT
DIl'.U.
At his home near Tur
TucBday, Juu. 7, 1890.
BAKER.-
iter, on lucBday
.Mr. iiitrrisoti JUaker.
Mr. llaker wua an old Oregon
pioneer, and leaves behind him a
largo family to mourn their loss.
W. A. Millet, of Pertland: J. K ocatidat.
Smith, of is'owhurK; nud L. Cito withdraw
Crvjrs or 1'ortlaiHl wero uppointtHl
otart? puVl9 by tho Kovvwof o.
day, f v
Tho Washington Icglnlaturo has'
tieemwi th.it tint prent tKVupanta
of tide lauds have nrior riuut of
ptirehtm.
It U nmiored that Sir Charles
Tuppvr wli; shortly eroj tho otiviiu
again and thai he will be authorized
hv tho llrltli.li LMiviriniint in nul.i
SlrJulIin I'auiHH-fot in the (lshory
matlullotis ul Wellington.
Parpell vrlll niake n fight In tho
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PROPRIETORS.
A FULL LINE
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jlassware!
WlthMpeclaltles.ln
Valerian China Tea Sets,
Frenrh China Dkner Sets.
RIDGWAPS FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
T. McF. Patton'
s
Crockery
This Week
Go With the Crowd !
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Thu runnier nnvrr vnu
viiirltt tti oliMki iilm.i!f t tltM n'Oi,,,.. Duritv.iilrcDflthaiuf hrtiJlJ:?".e.' ot
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when he dm It U txituvdod
WUIiauj O'Brien, will oo hi
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OAitmu b ld
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ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
?naWob 5T?SHr ke-P full i.
"Inner ndTeMt or. -u,.to mk up
CHAMBER SETS
.Trnoirnlu8lem.
" aBa.xwita,oar stock.
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W. H. DOWNING.
lirSSSf WELLER BRS.,
SHAW & DOWNING
Real - Estate - Agents
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
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