Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, February 21, 1891, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextCAPITAL "THE PEOPLES' PAPE1?." VOL. 3. SALEM, OREGON, SATTTRDAV, TTEBllUABY 21, IS91. "TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY." NO. 302 EVENING JOURNAL. Lj.nu p -i i . . &SBSK E . $V SjuawA Jheramaa' aar JL A. Jlk. Jhnasaask feasW A. JL LE AT- . McF. PATTON'S boo 98 State Street. -:- For 10 Days Only. 1350 DOXeS OI Wanes, ncuua aim uianiuuug,ca i mo oiauuneiy neuuueu nuili THE CAPITAL JOtllft'AL. HOFER BROTHERS, - - - Editors. oOC to 310 CwlSltttl 3Gc PER BOX. DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS P. II. MS'II, Jrciron. i eu 1. -f "Miiuiinl funnels it. t,lu Ststr.n. Hns the Largest owv .,..- THE 0iIAr MUSIC HOUSE n Salem. He buys direct from the manufacturers. Lhoso ,,':..' us0f purchasing would do well by calling on him, as IL'US. 1U JJiwuuo uu iwiv.. .... 1 1. sn s at jiasciTii pi r PUAT0S Stein way Colby-Einerson- Liice-Hinze. OUGAiN S Uhicago IJottage-iN eecuiaui. SHEET MUSIC Over 8,000 pieces to select from, including all the latest publications. jSJSTSpecial discount to teachers. irTiolin, Mando in, Guitar, Banjo, Piano and Organ taught by talented musicians. THE OREGON NURSERY CO. Is Offering a Large, Well Grown Slock of FRUIT SHADEiOMAMENTAL AND NUT TREES. Small Kriiit. SIUtUHS, HOSES, etc. J. H. HAAS, TI1E AVATCmiAKER, 215 Commercial St.f - ialem, Oregon. (Nest door to Klein's.) Hpeclnlty of Spectacles, and repairing Clocks. Watches uud Jewelry. urn S" 14 I'l mruL U. W. UKELKU, Agent. INSURANCE ( o in p a n y . Flro nud Mn-line. Siilciu, Oregon E. C. CROSS, Butcher and Packer, StutoSt. nnd Court St. The best meats delivered to all parts of the city. J. G. HARRIS EXPRESS N0S. 16 & Lenvo older nt It. M. WndoA Co's. liable work or no pny. 21. Ue-j Proposals Invited. Kinled proposals as lollo' flAHE Hoard of Trustees of the Oregon J. State Insano Asylum hereby Invite aled proposals as Jellnws: 15D201b mattresses, all crnv linlr. host quftllty, foot5 Inches long by 2 foot 4 In. ow ios ieniners(ceose, renovated ) .UX) pairs red blankets. 200 yards heavy Anio.ikeog tlcklug, one J ill 11 It IUO, ISO white bed spreads. 150 all Iron beadstends with wlro mnt. tresses. Each mattress to be 'Z foot 8 Inches wide by 0 foot 4 inches lonir, comp"!ed of ;tuu wires, uisiriDutedlu the lollowluiruian ner: Ech outside fctrand to consist of 8 wneseacn.ioiiowen with a strand or 4 wires each; Hutrnndsn 111 run down the cen ter of 4 wires each, thru 6 strands on each side between the center nud outside, dls tnbutedat equal Intervals, o!4 wires each; all other strands composed of 2wlresech, nun me nicsii not more mat y me rignt to reject any and all bids re served, lllds will be opened at 2 o'clock p. in, Tuesday, March 3, Mil. SYLVESTER PENNOYER. GEO. W.McMUDE, PHIL. METSOHAN. Hoard of Directors, in. a. ai u in ii i ,i;icrK or isonrci. its 4w EVERGHEENS, TINES, At Low Prices. lAltoiiig Winter Apples a Specia Catalogue and Price-List free. Adflrefcs or call oh WIRT BROS., Office 292 Commercial street, Salem. IMfllW'M J nuiwfi )V HI. Largest Stock of Trees in the Northwest ONE AND -o- rpiTT l.i.w.PATTnrPTT.O xrTT.T.TnATQ 1- aO.J.l'-LJ UJ-.' V Ulll -t--kJ .i.ll..l-JLJ-UJLV-1-l k- o- GEO. C. WILL, OH" WILL BROTHERS, Alb.uiynnd Corvnllls. The Oignu and Fewlng limchluc icpalr nrntnl ndjuter has o"nod a shop I wo iloins noiili ol the post if lice, lie hasoM'i ten years experience In 'his lino and guar antees n'l in-, Moilt. Ho will repair and clean them at jour home lie also keeps a full lino of Pianos, myitis and Hewing machines. Sewing machines to rent. 100,000 Prune Trees. 3i,m Royal Ann Cherrv. 10,000 Early Crawford Peacli. 10,000 Moorpark and Royal Apricot. u nu in fiTiirn i UT dhli U I Hull IjCinUU' PKEE FROM INSECT -o 3-3,000 Esopus Spitzenberg. 20,00(1 GraveusteiH Apple. 2o,000 Yellow Newtown Pippen 15,000 Ben Davis Apple. URGE STOCK VARIETIES PESIS. CATALOGUE FREE. ADDRESS : J H. SETTLEMIER, Woodburn, Oregon. iliJLiJjLillDlllfu, THE ODELL TYPE WRITER. 820 will buy the Odkli, Tvi'K WRitkk with 7S characters, and $15 for the Sikqt.k CaskOdkli,, wan anted to do better work than any niiiclilKO made. It combines Simplicity with Dukaiiil ity, Ki'tim, Uask ol Oi'kkation, wears longer without cost of repairing than any other machine. Has no ink ribbou to bother tho operator. It is neat, substan tial, nickel plated, perfect and adapted to all kinds ol typo wilting. Like a printing, pi ess, It produces sharp, clean, legible manuscript. Two or ten copies can be made at one writing. Any Intelligent per-i-on can become nn opeinlor In two days. Weolter ?I0CO to Uny oporator who can equal the work of tho Douiii.k Case Udklt. Reliable Agents nnd salesmen wanted Special Inducement to dealers. For pamphlet giving indorsements, Ac, address OUm.L TVI'K WIUTHIt CO., Proposals for Wood. mHE board oftrustecsof theOrrgou State j. insine Asylum Hereby invito sealed bids lor nood ap follews: 1200 cords of sound body Mr wood. 1200 cords of second irroivth Ilr wood. 100 cords of polo oak wood. Hody llr to bo sound wood. Hecond growth rlr to be all split wDod from timberlnrgocnough tospllt;noiound wood accepted. Pole oak to bo not less thnu 4 inches In diameter. Wood to bo piled 10 feet three inches high and all dhveied biToio Octo ber 15, lb'll. Hlds will be receded in amounts of from Ilfty cords Up The v ood must be four feet In length and of tho very best quality, subject to tho approval of the mediuil superintendent. The right to reject any and all bids Is re seivcd. Hlds will bo opened nt 2 o'clock p m , Tuesday, .March 3. lbill. SYLVEsrKU 1'KNNOYKll, UEO. V. McHHIDK. l'Hlh. MKIXCHAN. Hoaid of Trustees. Wm. A. MUNLY.Cleik of Hoard. 2:2-4w 85 and 87 5th Ave. Chicago, III il-o-20d DRAIN TILING. The undersigned are proparcd to furnish thebestqualliyoftlllng for under drain ing at lowest prices. MUKI'HY A BIHAKT, Near Fair Grouns, Salem, Oregon. Street. Commercial The Best for the Money all the Time. Jas AlTKEN, GROCERIES AND PRODUCE. -THK BEST CANNED OOODS- cteest Fruits and Vegetables in Season Gnlen Seeds, Field Soods and Flc 1OW01' Seeds, 126 Fresh and true to iuuno. The Orange Storo, s .. State St., Salem, Or. ntnilmjwqiarMCT Chjchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co., iw, Bliipis & Mouldings, TumIiist H Strol! yhs. FOREST GROVE POULTRY YARDS. Founded m 1877. 1000 YOUNG FOWLS FOR SALE And the. flnost over Ibred on the; I'acillo Coast. Book yourl order early for'choko selections. Send Stamp for Catalogue. Address J. M. GARRISON, Kfcll-dw Forest Grove, Oregon. TIMBERAND TIMBER LANDS 1 have 8(10 acres ot good timber land for sale, one of the best sites for a mill In Oregon. This tract of timber lslocatedono mile f i on) 11. U. 1 also havo threo other small tracts for Milo of 1(10 acres each. I also make a specialty of locating home steads and preemptions and timber claims In favorable localities. Parties wanting government land will do well t consult mo as I am well posted In all tho land laws und latest decisions of the general land of fice I havo threo rcllniulsbniuntsforsnlo that are well located, handy to l).l Co's It. It. Will bo sold cheap. I can be seen at myiesldeuceono block east of Cook Hotel, Salem. Or, W. V. HEl'HUHN, Notice. rnHK Snlem Lumber Co. ;thls L day dis solved by mutual consent. All persons Knowing inemseives inaebica to sum com pany aro requested to make Immediate Cjymentto.l. W. Carr, In charge of the ooks. signed, A. It. DUNCAN. MiMt J. G. DOKHANCE. Jnn. 17, 1891. JP Till1 C! w k J Of no VT REAL ESTATE RR0KERS AM) NOTAKIMS I'UIII.IC. C'taloctlons AInde and Uwn Negotiated. aoacoivifviKKCiAi street SALKM OREGON. 1.20 (Ictw-tf gioOO Rewardl V K will pj' the above reward tor any eHseof liver complaint, dipla, lek hedaetaa, indigestion, conll4iiiu r eo tUeneon weoannot -ure witw vpt' Veg aiiablelJqer l'lll". wben the direction are strictle wmiplied with. Tbey are imrely vtoeutbl, and never fall Ui give eatl fae Uon. Mugar ooated. Mrge lMjxea,omUlu !h I'HU, wnR iwware of eounter. fofi. and inliatl'us The Krunlue wanu Ertared ohlv ly THK JOHN C. W&IT JtauVS,5?0,ii,,X Ooo-l, fruvijUi. a Cm treei. lem Or ue htiv w" Hu KinlablMC Mtttt lo i4f.- Art.,'i,Llfa we caa always k-ta ml kiiPKir "I - "nu wur.i-n,, erirrmliilil Ui iH, Mf - -JwgjrTOryi-wlilliiliiiTlnw t . I ' I mi, '86 msm fe AGDKYitar M. ..., . . . P. Ami ""'! H.UUC ButUtog. i, Oregon. -w., Urr iSt$mw PATENTS JBL.3U1 ISroadoar.M My New Stock of Wall Paper Has JUST ARRIVED At W. M. SAIlGEAN'l'S, S70 Commercial St. Mouldings, picture frames, window shade, Notions and toys. All klndsof picture frames madntoordcr, PUBLISHED DAI LY. KXCEIT 8 UN DAY, 1IY THK Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Building Entered nt tho postolllco nt Salem, Or., as tcceiid-ciiiKt niutir. ULOSINO SCENES IN Till: SENATE. This morning nt an curly hour tho Oregon senators, who are noted toi sinull hands nnd large hearts (but oh my, what a grip ! ) met in the sen ate, chamber, anil proceeded to puck their grips and prepare for tho long looked for journey homeward. This session of tho legislature is ono that will long bo remembered by the people of Oregon, ulthough It has been charged with many ex travagant nppropriatioiis,yet no un necessary appropriation hns been made. Of theotlker, of tho seuato the Journal is free to htnto that no where could a more gentloumiily sot of officials bo found, from the presi dent including all tho clerks, to the seargeant-at arms. While tho Journal lms not np proved President Simon's actions altogether, yet as an impartial and efficient presldiug olllcor, wo can truely say his equal would bo hard to find. Chief Clerk O. P. Miller by his efficiency and untiring efforts great ly facilitated tho legislative woik of the senate. A. 1$. Watson, llrst assistant, if one of tlio best journal clerks, and we opitie that tho records of tlie sen ato will bear us out In tliisstatenient. J. li. Eddy, tho readlug clerk, is one of tho best readers It lias been our good pleasuie to hear. Ho never makes a mistake and can read uny thing that could bo made out by a Philadelphia lawyer. He can get that position whenever ho asks for it. Frank Middleton, the calendar clerk, lias so performed his work that It will show u complete history of every act, bill or lesolutiou of tho legislature. Kergeaut-nt-Arnis Pomeroy hns mndo an excellent officer and has at nil times been found elllcient and faithful. Least in ago but not in service nro Pages Carl Nlcklin and Lyman Keady, who have each proven them selves perfect gentlemen. A word of commendation is due tho janitor for tho faithful manner in which he has discharged his duty. He has always kept tho house neat and tidy, kept tho room comforta bly heated and well ventilated. liberty and our everyday herltago fell from his bestowing hand. Ami more' than nil others let him who realizes the deeper significance of the hour Ptlr his fellows to tho thought-whother he be standing in tho pulpit of tho church nr press, Praiso tho noiuo of Washington ! . ISLAT and 10 Cent Counters M.T. RINEMAN, DKAI.KK 1.1 anil Fancy Groceries, Crockery. Olisswore, Limps, Woeden and Willow ware. All kind of mill feed. Msovenetnblesaod fruits In their season. "Highest Price paid for country produce." Wo solicit a share of your pat roimge. ly 113 BUI street Staple GEO.'fi. VAN WAGNER, At 103 STATE STItLET, Has a large stock of moulding, and will Irame picture neatly, and at low rates. A large iuortinenl of wall paper al) on hand. V. I Siiitv. Friaeip t fakt,. bL MO,Kl' l4Stata ad" T5Twri"'-r. Per.man.hip and EnglUh DeparunwUs. 6eao, 6tuIiu admitted anytime. CaUfogseoa application. HE WAS ASHAMED To Aik Araln, hut III Frank I.etUr Oct It fur llliu. X few month io on of the nnfertsuate Inmite In the Ban FrtncUeo Almibou wa Inspired br MsuUonal UteaieU la toe newippr u" t" ,hu Jo,', VeeaUFarpriUawoomielpblBi. Bn without mooey. bow to gt It wa toe que tlca. FmallybewrotetotbeEdHfoW. Joy Co . tppttiint to their g enerotity, aod ft wa ntt UDbeeded, tbe corted prefratlen be ing lent by tbe next jrel dellrerr. It efftct i Ut told In a uUiuDt letur, Irem irt.ibwe ijboU tbe following. I mppfe you know we by thu wriUar, ad la UreUBtane and ooodt" A ". ugu ImpruTlag, I ak ol rear p'Mj I ai...tber botUe ol year Joi'yH hvl Altlf It ba Mi ftiSSf "& r.ilio, aaaeadMbe are 5itJ!j I ltlubwd uatklQibliwar.but wbat ihifi l2i ItbOBght I Ubl nit need any JoVebit I uwimuu to keep ft upj but yest bow it U." It wu tent, and b can gtt were II t 1I1E ASIKHIO.VN i:iITOH AND GKOKUL: WASH1NHTON. February !22nd ! It is a remark able day nnd, why? Asks tho dlur. mil recorder, tho duily editor. Tho 22nd of February, all, yes! Wo must writo a special editorial In honor of tho occasion Washington's birthday. The birthday of the great heart who wutched over tlio birth throes of our great nation Is Indeed worthy of our too liumblo recognition ! Tho calm quiet grandeur of a hero, who won from the clutchi" of tho past the ideal of a great republic and em bodied it, is indeed an epic text that every pen should bow down to. Tiie very freedom which wo bo royally claim as our birthright and license, dates from the placing of this high immo on tho pages of history. Tlio power of freo born utterances which we claim us our own developed talents is but the rebouudiugs of that ono life which dropped into the wide sea of our iintiotml thought. Calm, Jofty, .self possessed Washington, tlio Father of our Country, Indeed, for seo how ills benign conception of human equality and freedom of tiie Individ uul stilllivcH uud Is honored ! Hundreds of thousands of pens nro all re with his pruises today tongues tin mi rnlxTed speak his nuine, and hearts and heads how down in prayerful Jovo of homo and fatherland, hecauso one trnu man stood stoutly for tho 'new-born nation until she might bo self sus taining and honored uliroiid. Can tiio poor pen soldier, wiy enough of tlio great general, whoso country to defend was but a ftedg ling, and wIiumj host hut a weak band strong In their love for freed uui? It comas homo to u oil I mi editor as to no one else iHiriiujrj what n mightily plautod rock our nation today is standing iion, uud Wush Ington's pero!iullty uinbodiwl thby Idem. In tho whirl und pitching of our great nulloiiu! Jife, ron ftim thu I outpost of the Miwapapur, thu ballast in tl e bottom of Ihtf Hllip must m deetl Lo w.-ll uugbd eiw s)i tyould j liuvo gone over luugugo. 'flij ljuhl t is big nud I lie must U high, und the hour Is git lug Uyf alj ttV V lud ihu'll parry; hut Mxalie ri4 hmvuly ovr thahglitt wuVB. WliyV Jivouue ho built tniu and (rv und pluinb ami firm. TJien (Miine, iuf in Ittv, the nuiuw .phle'e. Hmd'antl udoptud. of Wnahlnglon together, lt -u iuweaihlv and honor him lu word ' f$ UtO iy Hall, Jilutlng to ju HHd eong, for we are hi otu In IIOUSIJ KVKNIN'Q. Salkm, Feb 0, '01. 1UL,LS PAS3KD. No 2U5 lly Fulton, to change the tinio of holding terms of county court In Clatsop county. No 1223 My ltaley, to punish min ors over 10 years of ago for obtain ing liquor by falso preteuses. . No 07 My Willis, umondiug an .act regulating tho sulo of spirituous liquors. No 20 My' Hilton, regulating salaries and fees of stock luspectors of Gilliam, Harney, Shormtin nnd E'olk counties. No 100 My Wcathcrford, amend ing Hoc 1142, relating to tho salo of personal property of estutos. No 103 By Cross, authorizing county courts to offer n reward for tho arrest of criminals. No 100 My Tongue, amending Sec referring to correction of errors in deeds to stato lands. No 183-My Willis, to amend Soc 1850,rolatlng to thocrimoof adultory. No 220 My Woatherford, regula ting construction of smokestacks on water craft on Willamette river. No 101 My Tracy, to promote peace and good order In society. No 100-My Woatherford, to amend Sec 031, regarding district attorneys. No 211 My Mlackmnn, for tho re lief of J J McUeo. No 21 My Dodson, to regulate tho practice of pharmacy und the salo of poisons in tho stato of Oregon. No 01 My Mackny, for ( 100 for relief of T G Htukins. 8 101 To ureal o n board of equalization. bills kkfi:kui:i. No 1G0 My Tongue, (by request) amending Sees 10311 and 10,'to regard ing the protection offish and game. l'o judiciary .Tho Com reported and tho bill was passed. No 180 My Fullerton, to amend Sec 4220, regarding bounties on scalps. To Judiciary. Taken up and passed with amendments. I'OSTPONIU). No 204 My. Cross, asking ail up. proprlatlon of $5000 to purchuso new site for school for deaf and dumb. No 220 My Kuioy, amending Soc regarding piofanation of Sunday. No 21 My Dodson, to regulate the, pr.icticoof pharmacy and tho sale of poisons in tlio stato of Oregon. No 221 l)y Norval, umeudlng See :!828, roWlng to working asess taunts on nduiiig claims. No 217 My Weuthoiford, amend ing See Hill's, Code. BILLS LOST. Mo. 175 My Haley, to provide for tho funding of indebtedness of counties. No. 2li-My Sinclair, making olghffiours n legal day's work. Mep Welch moved Indefinite post ponement. Carried by a viva vooo vote. Upon protest of Hop Pnqtwt, thospeuker recognized that gentle man, tlio vote was reconsidered and Hen Punnet spoke in favor of the bill, ifoiimdca brief but warm speech nnd called attention to tlio pledges of the members mudo last Juno. Ho snidr It is a bill in tho Interests of tho people of this stato. We cannot afford to treat the laboring men iu this way. IS very mat before mo now stood up on thu platform last Juno and pledged to tlio people who scut film hero to support the eight hour system, No matter what parly uny membermuy represent ieru ho Is under the same pledge to tho people of tills state who demanded tills lu every plat form which utjenrt'd in (ho cam paign, and faitlifutto my' pledge I vote nyS'. Nii. 157 My Wea'lhorford, ninepd liigsodlairi 213; Hill's Code, relut Ing to'debtors' earjilngd, No, 111 My Tongue, hy requunt, nuiuiidlng huulluu 2, code of civil procedure, relating to time of com uiunolug notion for rccovory of prop erty. . No. M-My Willis, reluting to rugiilutIou(of tho insurance buslmtHs iu QrugiMi. TJiey couoltidwl their wqrkullltlu uft(r(10 (j'oluufc untl nuln the re mijjn'ijy'r of the lluiu to, j;16 o'plook lu puttdng resolutions tuulullzlug thu mt.fifu) giving oqiiipllwouU to the mombttrM und .causing fun to keep them awakol .. At 1 o'ehxiK uiuw bill wuh brought lu frou the venule uud ruhd throuuh,,oreatiug a stute hoard of; cquallatlon. HB.V ATK A Kl'HKMlKlh. Keb.iJf), '01. irnon nWitloti nf Bviititor Moore th Mtnate reAlrwl to the hou (or Ju4ut kowlmi. lt ttaewinlrtwlwr joint sijd()i, 'Hwtxirt of wAfnitiUUH. to txaniiie LooHs riur ulrvUfjta of tfiMistinir'H THIHU ItKAUIMO OP jJIOUWH llll.f. tlee mul ooiiHtatilwt, I'aiu), No 277 My Armstrong, nmcndlug ihurter of Salem. No 120 My Mlundcll, relating to stnte board of education. Passed. II M 100 My Morritt, grautlug right of way to Central Point Sugar Pine Flumo company, being vetoed by tho govornor nnd passed by tho houso over tho veto, wns passed in tho senate notwithstanding tho gov ernor's veto. THIlti) HKADINCt OK HOUSE BILLS. No 2S2 My joint apportionment committee, dividing tho stato Into two congressional districts. Passed. S M 130, for a wagon road, return ed with tho governor's messago veto. Tlio bill uud message were laid upon tiio table. No 150 My Mutler, defining tiio boundaries of Polk county. Passed. No 103 My Coleman, regarding tho lotting of contracts for bridges on public roads. Passed, No 110 My Mooro, of Moutou, In creasing tho cfllcienoy of Bpeclal schools for defective children. Passed. President signed houso hill No 100 passed over tho governor's voto. No 57 My Thonias.deflnlng duties of clerks of county nnd circuit courts in Multnomah county. Passed. No 132 -My Thomas, relating to schools lu towns of 10,000 inlutbl tnnts. Passed. No 237 My Johnson, amending act to authorize Dalles City to Incur an indebtedness of $50,000 for water works. Pavsed. Senators Moore and Hnloy np pointed to Invostlgnto tho Oregon domestic animal commission. No 303 My Minto, appropriating money to build a flshway over tlio Willamette fnllB ut Oregon City Passed. The clerk of the wagon road com mltteo wns allowed $7 per day for tlmo employed. BI3NATK i:vi:nino. Itoll call. President signed senate bills 1115, 173, 151, OS, 83 and 41. Tho following houso bills wero read 1st time; 183, 285, 291, 174, 170, 201, 5i, 224, 133, 202, 188, 05, 175, 177, 01, 284, 170, 203, 4I, 200, 288, 232, 217, 115, 81, 105, 228, 211, 100, 210, 100, 208, 0, 222, 223, 270, 304, 75, 801, 180, 102, 80, 158, 138, 0, 201, 200, 201, 215, 53, 212, 258, 21, 278, 231, 802, and 20 1. Tho foregoing hills, oxcopt tlioso marked thvs (), wero read a second tlmo by tltlo by suspension of tho rules. No 51 My Moroy.protootlng cor tain birds. I mid on tlio table. NoP5 My Thomns, dofluingquul mentions of voters iu certain school districts. Laid on tho tablo. No 4 1 My Motkln, regulating prac tice of medicine. Laid on tho tablo. THIlti) HBADINO HOUHK BILLS. No 183 My Holmes, reluting to tenants lu coiumou. Failed to pass. No 185-Hy Wright, relating to mining claims. Passed. No 258--My Siiedd, relating to recording of conyoyunces. Passed. No 201 My Thomus,lncorporutlng the town of Sellwood. Pnsso.1. No 174 My Marrett, punishing persons for refusing to assist ofllcors In discharge of duties. Passed. No 170-My Mutler, relating to duties of district attorneys. Passed. No 133 My Thomas,, relating to schools. Laid on the tablo. No 221 My Mnrnes, reluting to destruction ol red fish. Indefinite ly postponed. No 201 My Myersjiimendlng chur- torof Monmouth. Passed. No 188 Hy Wright, authorizing clerks toeertlfy thoofllclul character of notaries public. Passed. No 202 My Hull, reluting to criers uud bailiffs In circuit court. Lulil on tlio table. No 177 My Ilurtmun, authorizing county courts to offer niwnrds for tho arrest of criminals. Laid on tul do. No 175 My Marrett, punishing persons for usHuultlng olllcers, Lulil on (uble. No 01 My Welch, relating to ac knowledgments by married women. Failed to puss, No 201 My Maker, reluting to Insurance companies. Passed. H M No (M-My Welch, reluting to uokuowIedgmeutH by married women. Fulled to pass, was recon sidered, uud passed. No 281- My HuriiM, reluting to roud notleori. Indefinitely post poned, No 211 Hy Holmes, defining tho office of reporter of the supremo court. Passed, No 100 My Armstrong, providing for publication of county court pro ccodlngs. PtuMtid. No '2M-Hy Wright, relating to ofllelul oourt rojiortors, Cuuoed considerable discussion. Tho bill wu Indefinitely postponed. Commltteo reported favorably upon the state hourd mituiigeinent of thu reformschool, Tho roport wa adopted. NO 210-Mv IUhm), relating to fees ofoouuty oouimUlo!ior, Iald on table. NoSltt-ny Mluto, proldlng fur rtgMrulloH by tha wjajetary of state of the nam of Indian wurveluruns, Walt eloquently uud ably sup. portMl thwtilll wiling a gnwt dual of war hUtory. Willis nuili he wa ono of thewo veterans but wanted to know wlia the grand oumiuauder wan before he lQouUnuu.1 on eoiii im 1 tat National Bant in SALEM. OKEGON. WM. K. IjADUK. -DIt. J. KKYNOLU8, JOHN MUlll, - - - Premdent Vice President Cashier GENERAL BANKING. Exchangoon Portland, Ban Frnnclsco, Now York, London nnd Hong Kong bought nndf sold. Btate, County and City wnrrnntii houghL Farmers nro cordially Invited to deposit nnd trnmuict business with us. Liberal ndvnnccs made on wheat, wool, hops nnd other property el reasonable rates. Insuranco on such se curity can bo obtained at tho bank In most reliable companies. WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPlTALiSTOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000 Transact n genornl banking business' In all lis branches. GEO. WILLIAMS. VM. ENGLAND HUGH MONAHY-. .Presldon Vice Ircsldeut . ..fusiiler DIUKCTOUS: Geo. Wllllnms.Wm. Enr land, Dr. J. A. Itlolmrdson, J. W. Hobson, J. A. linker. Hank In now Exchange block on Com mercial street. &19-tf Capital National Bank SALEM - - - OREGON. Capilal Paid up, ourplus, $75,000 15,000 K. H. WALLACJK, - - President. W. W. MAHTIN, . Vice-President. J. H. ALI1EIIT Cnahlor. DIRLCTORSi W. T. Gray, W. W. MnrUn J. M. Martin, It. 8. Wallace, Dr. W. A.Cuslrk. J. II. Albert, T. MoK. Patton. LOANS MADE To hirmcrs on wJicixt nud other mnrket- nblo nroduco, consigned or in store eftber In nrtvnto graunrlesor limbllo warefiouscs. Stato and County Warrants Bought at Par COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted nt reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on Now York, Chicago, Han Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, llerlln Hong Kong and Calcutta. Capital a mm Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meat at All Hours ol tho Day Nono but white labor employed In this CNtnbllshtnouU A good substantial meal oaoked lu first clans stylo Twenty-five cents per meal, KBD PRONT Court street, between Journal Office and Mlnto's Hvory. (If rivnn ') Salem, Or. Itutc8$2.5() nnd $5.00 a Day Open to tho publlo Thursday. Hept. II, 1S1KJ. llcst hutel lie t iv cen l'orlland and Hau Francisco. Alms to bo first olass Iu nil Its appointments. Its tnblcs nroserved wiiu iiiuuuoiccMiiruiis grown in tuo li mnetic valley. A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor HELLENBRAND'S Ealing l'avlors & Candy Manufactory, SOB Commorolnl Stroot. lllLOFFAKE: Ice Cream........ ...10o., 16c and 25 cents Colli'o, Tea or Chocolate and Cake..lO cents Mush and Milk . 10 cents Pluto of Bonn . .............10 cents Hot CakcH, CVilleo or Tea........lS cent Heefstenk und Eggs .......'- centa Pork Chop and Kkkh. .......... .ia cents Mutton Chop and Kgt's......35 cents VcnliK.ii und Kggs.. ....' cents Huusago nnd KifW" -. cents Ham nnd Kgt. M cents Fresh Oysters any style....11 cents 21 Cent Regulir Dinner Srved Fromllto3 0'Clock. A nice variety of vegetables, etc., etc. . f.u. ..... ,.,. , ...III tul 1 I. nit .IA An. meals without extra charge. Choice Clears. Imported an Domestic always on iiund. Porter House Hteak and Kites SO cents Tender 1ilu hteak and Kkuh.-- GO cents EVERBEARING until frost. Descrlpuve I Htrawberry. Ileum from Mu nrlcu list free Burnt VlM4UlsT, Hussellrllle,0re. INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY (i Tlie State ." Assessed nearlyloiie-thlrdiof a million GEO. M. UKKLEIl. City Agent. And HMclal UKeutfor Mar'ou county. Ol r)ci with Hie Company, PENSI D.CSHERMAN, ff U ILn.lA- n.... r.1.. . . a W, 7. . VI., wu UIIU V.IHIIU HKI Ilox W, Hulem, Oregon. Depul cierK vrue for Ulan ike, S. ERNST, Upholsterer. All work, either uqw or repairing, done lu the best workmanlike shape. Bhop south of losl uftlee, J. F, Express Ull'PI? No. 15, Promtif work and satisfaction guaranteed. Ieave uidtri at Jo. Clark'a store, ItWCourt street. $1AVILLBUYAL0T Of eoods at our store! We rarrr a full line of grpcerles, feed, crockery, ghttqwur. ci gars, iouhouo ana coniwiionry. T. BUJUiOWB, No.vaoooromerlalrjt., sla f