Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, October 01, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.A u. K" - V ')' t . tfrnmni DISPATCHES. FsrwArd by the .Press Reporters. , TOT AKJlUAL MINTING. mtevr Athletic Uaioa of the ' -r- Uaited States. , Nkw YoBk, Oct. 1. Special The Amateur Athletic Union of tho United States will tuts afternoon . ho'd Urn fifth annual meeting for tbe decision of the field and track - 'championships of America one Manhattan Field. This meeting is '.. always the most Impoitant athletic event of the year. The euaniplon plilp. programme includes .seventeen event, as follows;. One hundred and 230 yards dasbes; quarter, hull u one and five mile runs one and three mile walks; 120 and 220 yards hurdle rapes ever 3 ft 0 in and 2 ft . 0 in hurdles respectively; two mile - . bicycle race; running broad and run ning high pumps; polo vaulting, pulling 10, pound shot and throwlug 10, pound 'hammer and CO pound j weight. For tho first time in years , K is believed tbo championship will K) wrested from New York clubs. Harry Jewett, of Detroit who in eredited with running 100 yards nt Cleveland in ft 4-5 seconds will pro bably beat the New York crack 1 Tommy CwnefJ is looked upon generally as the winuer'of the one jjn'llruo. In the'bicycle class Zlm- wciuuiuu wo .uiosiura urnuK, will f course contest, but If Johnson, or Minneapolis, who made the Hy ping start, iu 1:50 at Independence, , la., competes Zimmerman's laurels will be wrested from hlra. Phlllu delpbla. expects to capture the eraier eveiits and Chlcugo . athletes are looked upon as sure winners In the hurdle races. Two uuuureu ainieuo ciuds or tlio coun try have representatives here and the hope of all now Is that the " weather this afternoon will clear off, The visiting athletes are guests at the New York and Manhattan athletlo club houses. The English Want Protection. London, Oct. 1. The Times 5 , opened Its columns to a controversy on the depression In wheat. M.J. x Button, a noted agriculturist, fur- t. . Dished a letter in whioh he claims : that if England makes a Btep to- '.,n wards free tade, agriculture, as the " largest English Industry, ought to l be tbe,flrstto be protected.. Button " l 4 .n 4 a fen f m 4t Y 41. .. 1 A i-tvniHwmui iuuii wucat growing In ,i '..,'nd cannot IV tho farmer L without protcctlor,, Tu0 radical ; U politician, Walfer Wr0Df contends ,tbat England uow i8 unsuitable to t growing xrh R &nA notatoes on ac- eonut f competltlon with more hwo, countries. He says the kjers should liayo recourse to Glairy produce, fruit and vegetable nroduce. Wren nuotes from tho Times' statement that American Wheat is of a bettor quality and brings a belter price thun English wheat. Ordained for Charity Work. Nkw York, Oct. 1, Special. In Graco church ou Broadway tc morrow Bishop Potter will go through the impressive service of ordaining tho first class of deacou- ' esses. For two years a class of young ladies has been dovotiug itsolf to j- the study of charity work tuohurohes and hospitals, and tomorrow tho first class of twenty go Into the , world ordained to assist olorgymeu v in the missionary and olmrltaule work which may como under their care, Tho now school which has been running so quietly for two t years Is In charge of Rev. II. M. Kin, and the young women who 'graduato tomorrow have, during these two years of study, devoted three months caoh year to work In the hospitals of Now York, Judge Loreaza Orouse Resigns. Washington, D. C, Oct. 1. Tho president accepted the resignation of Judge Lorenzo Grouse, assistant eeretary of tho treasury, to take plaoe today. Secretary Foster favors the appolutmoiit of Clitulen 8. Coon ef New York to fill the vu. eauoy. ' ' AHt to Kill Mayor Hunter. Nkw Yokk, Oct. 1. A paper betttb was, thrown from a window in a crowded part of Brooklyn tills morning, causing a heavy detoiia ttou. As Mayor Hunter was pass i lagattU time, tbatpodalbly was v laUtad. for him. Fortunately no i waa'seriotMly hurt nor any dam it m Asoat Forging Contract. Nw Yokk, (M. l.-W, 8. Hur. ley mmn Uaete Ww, Nlleo for f86 0M.. M netted has grown out of alUfedl hgry coatraet, In the Mmm of Murky' fWhw, bow doail. TKlim ferHK)y was the hood, of the aix Pwy Bavinfs bask. ftMfctr jPrifk ArriTM. fOMNJUti, Of,, Oft., l.-ttwittor WnwM tmm mUy ttom aJtlATTOOD KXFOSITIOX. Feraalljr Optti ia Xew York Tonight. New York, Oct. 1. Special Tonight the great Columbian food exposition, under the auspices of the Food Manufacturers of America, will be formally opened by Govenor Flower in the presence of fully twen ty thousand people. The exposition embraces everything fed to the hu man stomach, alcohol and medicines barred. The electric effects are su perb. Ail the arches are outlined with colored electric lights, and in oe of the booths five hudred elec tric globes change into every imag inable form moment to moment. Among tho exhibitors is Vice President Morton, ten of whose prize Uuernsoy cattlo are on view in the basement where the agricultural part of the great show is in progress. Tho music druing the continuance of the exposition will be by 'the great ifeldl orchestra. Between times '.win afternoon Miss Farloa is l doliver lectures on healthful cooking. It Is a veritable carnival of grub, for mnny of the two hundred exhibitors have spent as much as $5,000 on sin gle displays. All told, fifty thou Hand electric globes illuminate the garden. A windmill with a greu Hash light will add to the brilliancy of the illumination. One portion of the hall willow devoted to growing food plants, showing processes of manufacture in each article. In the dairy department California has sent a rare display. Louisiana hue h sugar cane exhibit and the product of every state it the Union finds some exemplification here. The ex position is without a parallel. Astoria Open. House in Ashes. Abtokia, Oefc. 1. The Boss opera ; house in this city was destroyed by : flro yesterday about 10 p. m. It was owned by A. F. Melge, of Portland, und F. N. Churchill, of Spokane, and wns insured for $0000. The opera house was leased and run by Straws & Sellg, of this city.' Charged With Treason. Pirj'Siiuita, Pa,, Oct. 1. The is suance of warrants against the Homestead strike leaders charging treason, at tho instance of Chief Justice Paxsou. yesterday, caused a decided sensn tlon, not only union g strikers but also among sympathiz ers hero at B'omestend, It is the first time the ohargo of treason bus been brought In any state for acts arising from strike or labor troub les. The at itorney for the strikers declaro tills, proceeding a prosecu tion of tho. defendants and asserts that tho charge of treason cannot be made to "noid! and hints that the long contemplated suits for treason ngalnst Carneglo will now bo push ed. O'Donnell, Crltchlow and Claftord are now In Jail, making nine under anvst. It is expected more arrests will be mado'today. Homestead Is quivering with excitement, and un der ull is a deep seated anger which is liable to take ulmost any unex pected turn. Working for tho Sufferers. Ikonwood, Mich., Oct. 1. Tho work of seachlug for tho bodies in Norrls mluo is going on as rapidly as possible The pit boss says fivo bodies can bo scon piled among tho heavy timbers. Work Is delayed on account of a lack of air. Arms, heads, and legs protrudo everywhere, making a horrlbto sight. It will be f.iur hours boforo auy of tho bodies oui bo recovered. Convention of Democratic Clubs, Nkw Yokk, Oct. 1. All arrange ments for tho convention of the National Association Demooratlo olubs to bo hold hero on Tuesday Is complete Credentials received lu dUnto that every state and territory will bo represented. Delegations from tho western states are expected Sunday night and Monday morning. Strike of Tolograph Operators. Ckdah IIai'idb, Iowa. Oct, 1. Tho strike of tho telegraph operators nu Cedar ltapids and Northern do clnred oft today; Company ugreed to recognize thu order of railway telo graphors and tho men will return to work. Wages considered later. Hail Storm in St. Paul. Br. PAUL, Oct. 1. A terrillo hall storm is prevailing hero this after, noon, All street traffic Is suspended. Counlderablo duniRgo was doue to windows. The grouud is covered with largo hall stoned. Tho fall 1? the heaviest known In many years, Tke Apportionment Act Madison, Wi Oct. 1. The su preme court this morulng Anally passed upon tho recent apportion went act and declared it unconstitu tional, an extra hmIqu of the kgla 'Muro will be cwtltHl. Xuk rr JUllrwut TlckU. Uoston, Oot.l.8peol. Thwe 1b a nwh to bII (Ii tioket oOIcm in MsmwchuwttH ItHlny. The now Ivv ooui))1IIuk all mllrvHda) lu (be tkte loooll tkouwtud wilt) tlokt8 tkt t 2 DHt wlivt rW, wwit lata . MORNING TELEGRAPH. Received Prior to the Hour of Noon To-day. The Train Robbers Seen. Stockton, Cal., Oct. 1. W. D. Wright, of Toulumne, was In town and claimed to have seen Evsub und Bontag on Thursday. Wright claims to be a ruueher on the road between Toulumne City and Gray son. He suys: "Evans and Sontag came to my house yesterday morn ing about 10 o'clock. They were ou horseback, and came from the south. The auimals seemed blown, and had evidently had hard work. Evans approached me and asked If I could give them something to eat. Ho wore two revolvers in bis belt, 4ud had a pack slung over his back. Sontag was' similarly accoutered, and had a cloth-covered canteen of water besides. In reply to their re quest for food, I invited them into tho house and had my wife cook some breakfast. Before eating, Sontag took the horses iuto the burn and fed them. From their conver sation it seemed that they aro mak ing for some pass lu the Coast range and from there will go to San Fran cisco and leave the country by boat. The men made a hearty meal, and then asked for a bed. Evans kept wutch while Sontag slept, and vice versa. They remained at- my place for over two hours and seemed as unconcerned as possible, though always on the. alert and watchful forauutack. When they left the nouse tuey lorcea me to take my wife and children to a room in the second story which has no window snd lock them In. Then 1 was made to accompany them some few miles along the road to the .Northwest. About three miles from my house they took mo into a field und tied me to a tree, saying: 'We are sorry to do tills, but doubt less you will be found in a few hours.! With that they left me and rode off. Evans had his left arm bound up with strips of his shirt at a point just below tho shoul der He had seemingly been wound ed in the last meeting at the cabin. It must liavo been another two hours before I could get loose, and I came nt onco to Stockton to notify Sheriff Cunningham." Suicide at Jacksonville. Jacksonville, Or., Oct. 1. S.E. Day, 18-year-old son of ex-County Judge Silus J. Day, of Jacksonville, committed suiaido yesterday by blowing the top of his head off with an old musket, at Jacksonville. The boy had been attending school, and yesterday played truant and went to Central Point fair. His father hud promised to allow him to attend the fair today with the family, but learning of his running away yesterday thought to punish him by compelling him to stay at home. Tho boy then wanted to go hunting, but his mother forbade, and gave him work to do at homo. Soon the boy was missed, and seared revealed him at the barn, near the house, dead, ho having taken an old-fashioued musket, placed tho muzzel near his head and discharg ed tho weupon with his foot, liter ally blowing his head off. Races at Albany. Albany,' Oct. 1. At tho races yesterday, thero wus quite a good at tendance. Following aro the names of winners, and their time: Ruuulug all ages, ono mile, Broud church won; Mine, 1:44. Free for all trot, Buslo B. wen: time, 2:24, 2:21, 2:21. Special trot and pace, Blondle wou; time 2:21, 2:201, 2:17. John Parker, of Portluud, started Altuwood, a yearling pacer by Alia mont, to beat 2:30. Ho made the mllo iu 2:37, beating the North Pa oifloyearllug pacing record. Four special trots have been ar ranged for today aud Blondle will agalu try to beat his record of 2:17 which ho luoked but a little of doing yesterday. Pilot Lomaut. also by Lemout, will also eudeavor to lower his record of 2:23 J, for a purse of 100. Astoria Opera House Burned. Abtokia, Or., Oct. 1. Boss' opera house took lire on the stage about 0 o'clock last eveulng, and wus com pletely destroyed. A negro named Wllllamsjust released from Jail, who threatened to get Bquaro with Asto ria for hla deteutiou,htts beeu arrest ed on suspicion that ho started the fire, Loss, ?S000; lusurauce, 54000. Democratic Ratification Meeting. Hamilton, Oot. 1. Special. Tho preparations urn complete for tonight's great ratllloatlon meeting, Allan Stevenson, Demooratlo caudl date for vice president aud B6We Cochrau uru vxpected to speak. A great parade will precede the mass meeting. Dtmocratic XJpagi-t? Ooaveaiioa. NkwYohk. Ocr. l, Sittolul. Every In com Inn train In uultwdlUR the deltateo to tho Democratic League ceuventlou. The hotels are iXKinuinj: to assume a oonveutloual air, aud the Indications all rmlut to a great parade Monday and Tuesday, Ex-Presldest Cleveland and Senator David B, Mill aro uot exiweted lu tke eity uaWl M4y, MMs4My not til Twwlay motul, Will Orlnd only American Corn. Lonjjos, Oct. 1. C. J. Murphy, the Bpeclnl representative in Europe of the Agricultural department of tho United States, has written a letr tcr to the consul now here stating that Chan Hcholvln will open a new Indiau corn 'mill this mouth, and grind only American corn. Arrival of Italian Man of War. New Yokk, Oct. 1. The Italian mau of war Giovanni Bausen ar rived this morning, and anchored off Quarantine, She was at once boarded by, the officers of tho day from the United States ship Phila delphia. He brought a request for tho health officer to go abroad at onco. Kansas City Inter-State Fair. Kansas CiTY.Neb., Oct. 1, Spe cial The Kansas City Inter-state fair, during which tho great Priest of Pallas fete takes place, opeos here today. The great float parades will this year surpass even those of the Madrl Gras in New Orleans. Deafness Can't be Cured by local applications, as they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflam ed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed, deafness is the re sult, and unless the inflamatlon can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, bearing will be destroyed ferever: nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness, (caused by catarrh) that we cannot euro by taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circular, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggiste, 75 cents. LOCAL AAD PERSONAL. Miss Mae Boise went to Portland today. 7,. F. Moody went to Portland this afternoon. Dr. J.- M. Kteno Is In Portland this afternoon. J, A. Sellwood, wife, and two children are visiting iu Portland to day. There was a minister's meeting at 2 p, m. at Y. M. C, A. rooms. The lovely clear cool refreshing autumn days continue. Mrs. S. C. Russell, the matron at the asylum, was a passeuver for Portland this a. m. The engugeneut of Dr. Roy at tho Congregational chunJh this evening is cancelled. Rev. C. S. Oorwln will occupy his pulpit tomorrow for the first time since going East. Notions everything Wm. Ser geant. McCoy & Tuliaferro havo opened today tho Uncut clgur and tobacco house in the city 110 State street. A full line of tho best stock that money can buy always to be found at their rooms. The usual services will be held in the Presbyterian church tomorrow, and the pastor will preach. The communion service will be held In the morning. Sabbath school ut 12. Services at 10:30 aud 7:30. Miss Margaret G. Scrlber, the elocutionist of Willumetto university weut to Portland this morning, ac companied by her sister. The Alka-H'sporlau club meets to-ntght at Insurance hall. The Lyceum League club Is to bo pres ent and a good debate U to follow. After a sea diet, to prevent bolls and assist acolamatatlou, use Ayer's Sarsaparllla. Pictures and frames, the newest, at Wm. Surgeant's. Hellenbraud's meals are as usual the best. wan paper prepared Tor compe tition Wm. Sargeaut. See our $1.60 ladles' dongola shoes beats them all at Krause Bros. No pills or nauseating potion, but a pleasant tonlo und laxitlye Is Sim mons Liver Regulator. Tin fruit cans oun and two quart-at Btelner & Blossor's, State Btreet. 10-Mf South a.ir,K5t-M. K. church. Preach Inn ovory Hundny nt ICcM ft. m, nrnt 7:3a p, in. Sunday school nt 8.03 p, m, I'tnyor meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. KpworlU League, Krlitny nt 8.1 ) p, in. "lev. Chas. It. Lee, pastor. Saved His Ohilld's Life. A.N. DIlferbouKh, York, Neb., ay: ''Tho other day I dime home and found my llttlo boy down with cholera morbus, my wife scared, not knowing what to do. I went straightway and got a 25 cent bottle of Chamberlain's collo, cholera aud (llarrlioeu remedy, and gave It ar i-uiuiiiK tu Mircutions, xoa uever saw suohja cbange In a child. HU limbs and body were cold. I rub bed hla limbs aud btxly with my bauds, and after I had tslveu him the secoud dose he weul to sleep, aa aiy wlfeys, "rom a death bed he was up playlufr In three hours.'' It saved me a drwtor bill of about three dollars, and what Is better, it saved wy oulld. I bub io.m,mn,i i wUkaelw oeieace, For sale w MkU A VaiiSlyi. jeiioa euo sosoa OOI wcre'ioo'i,mti(oav',ori tuouii'i -a fqpaialai.t 'cd.iojX 2g unSSnipqpiog enjJGdesjus s(pooH "oni4psH JrjtnM.T 0,It a 1 'n9 "ft svopwialaiil izaknt oi pMnpnf eq jou or 'XpatuaiUMCJ oijjoacj M somoooq 11 pom 03UO fcj u 0J3IJAV 'aiit'ia I jo sasscta ire SiinttresuitLS ) oau8i)tJU'' otjj nj iciin99d sj BuedGSJCS scpooH tnmroi H lt;t ttl tnonwutp oi Su; pjo33t)lK5llniM:lt:SJE8S,pnoH l00tnoq V ..'"UI'HI 80 3a C01 PISS 01 im an iiA jo uornuejajd Xuio oil t II Xmouoaa pirn trjSaaiis sij ni Knnosd si BUBdesjGS s,poo.j AnnnoD Bin mao no 3arpwnxo bi sS30onB sums ottx SUMS'! poon Jo sriit Bdtsjug loino IP "r,lt J,n'",;S s.poTf to Blow jibs sS32nip 0.uo7 jrcqi 'oprm ej 11 Biaifvv 'Bsn.'K 'hoawj u Xi(Jvim!od sji sj ijons "oiuoti B ssoooni poipiicdun iniu t.tH enuedESJGS scpooH umii.'s otn tn spiut '9HiatiIt! no sntcos) '3lI139J P9JX 1HJ, 83UIO.M3AO !BlpI -uiod J0A7 P'" fo'ipnr unnwniw'"! 'ijutiiBO 'Ximqatt ituoiiOD 'aoil'aSpiii 'otiDrpcan 1318 'irousnonuT 'BisiIadS-Ca 'fuonmii HO 'satdui'j '8IPIT 'inna- VS vtttjojogsajnaii 'J.i;j;.mdrKnn5s iniEI euiJEdesjes srooh luj Biatiio 8J9IIAV saina aiqr miuai sjaaj;? 1j sautoipom jaijo X'( passassod ion ja.ttod BAjjrjna tm-tcdnsjcH B.poon njfl- ,;3 'iaooJd ptm 'tiouiodiu I 'iioni:aiqii:oa jinaad v Xq 'saipauia.1 aiqiipSaA otqnitr r lis iiAiotufH0 ,J,nt P1"-' 'sai "i;,'i Jttir "Ansjo !i,x 'Jiasd 'ost'i.Tifll 'I'.''" 'pir (i iqiMCUVkiUH U1I,J l".i'-du.t ',!. J I.J 1I0TEL ARRIVALS. WILLAMETTE. Miss O. C. Green, Philadelphia. J. A. Galllnger, Pittsburgh. H. H. Howard, R. C. Cairo. G. W. Grassier, G. I. Jonrt, J. C. Clayborn, A. A. Jeffries, W. J. Brown, W. McKenzie. W. C. Mor gan, H. L. Mofeland, Geo. Noah, John Forrester, Mis Eva LaClair, E. Hayes, C. M. Jotman, J. Held, Portland. A. W. Wllbauks, Wm. Kaufman, San Francisco. J. A.. Alien, U. T. W. A. Waih, Dallas, S. E. Smith, 8au Buren. Geo. W. Goodie, Alex, .Berry, Condon. J. H. Colburn, Boston. Okecjon Smoke. It ha? passed away, but Clark & Epploy haye a lot of the finest Oregou smoked hams ever brought to Salem. Baby cried,. Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria.. Saved a Woman's Lift. Mr. J. E. Thoroughgood, writing from Georgetown, Delaware, says; "Two teaspoonfuls of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy saved the life of Mrs. Jane Thomas, of this place." He also states that several other very bad cases of bowel complaint there have been cured by this remedy. For sale by Baskett & Van Slype Druggists. CARTERS ITTLE PfLlaS. URE sick Headachn nnd relieve nil tho troubles Incl pent to o biluitis htnte- of the system, uch at Ulzzlnesn, Nw'xeu. Drowsiness, Distress aftet eatinc. 1'nlit In tlioSMc, &c While thelrmosi remarkablo st-tx-r. lm been shown in curing ., -'CStv svfit r: lS'I y f Ft fteadnci , ye ci..r,Vs Little Liver Pilu u-e equ;llv ibu'il in Constipation, curing iiul ptventhr' tint annoying complaint, while -.hey ulso corr ct nil dkoi rters of the stomach, .tunulatu tho liter nnd regulalo the bowels Cven If they only cured Acho they would lie almost pric loss to those ho suffer from this distressing cemplaint: hut fortunately their gooilness does not end li -re, nnd those who once try them will And these llttlo pill valuable In so many ways that choy will not lie willing to do without them Hut after all sick head. ACHE s tho bano of so man v lives that hem I whrra ivi mike our Rtv.it boost Our pills cure It while othei-s do not. Carteh's L:tu Livtn Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a aose. Tiiey are ftrtctly vegetable and do notcrfpaor purge, but by (heir gentle action S lease all who ttse them. In vials at 25 cents, ve for $1. Si.Ul everywhere, or sent by mall CAS7S2 i3i:iKS CO., llnr Tctt MfiTi, MSo,8, M tries. THE YA0UINA ROUTE. 0RG0N PACIFIC RAILROAD And nrftron Uevclopment ootnpany'i stonutshlp line. Its miles shorter, 'JU houri lss tmiot bun by any other toule. Flrsl ciaia thruugh luissenger and freight lint rum i-iuuiiun nnu an points in the Wll taraetta vnllev to anil irom Kua Kranolarr TIVF sr-HEDUtE,(IixoeptHunaay). Leave Aluuuy ........ 1,-00 Pit Leave Corvallla ....... ,l:WPW Arrive Yaqulun fcSOPil Ixave Vaqulna ....... .8:45 AM Leave Oorvnllls . .... lftAM Arrive Albany 11:10 AM O. AC. trains connect at Albjuiy aad Onrvnlllf. Tho above truing connect at YAQUINA with the Oracon Develonmcol Co's Lin ifMteAmahlrwTbotwftan Vaoulna and Ha ITnteeUeo. N, B.-I"nBr Irom rortUnd and all Willamette Valley polutt can make close ooarnMUOB with the tralsa of th VA.SHiNA, "OHTKat Albany or OoraUU andUtet(Ue1 to 3an KranoUco, should armae to arrive at Vaqulua the eveatu IaasUm 1 ! at t sua 1 1 1 u a 9 rMMWK a4 rreTckt UUt Alwvs Ut AgMta aw and aw Froat !., Portland, OrJ S.a UCKIIJK Ae-t Usfll Krt. A 4-jus. AeU, Ortvoa Paotac K. H. X. OorvaUta, Or a M. MA9WNLL, Jr. OW1 TtT M, Ast,.Oru UenMowumt tax, sw .vnwuatrk' m IfotlM Sf AS4t4MaBMtt fef IiaptoVMBeaf. lUjj "MaJSxKaaXXI HEAD rTMC M HMtlKMr ttVSN 1 tasBjmsssrJ-s sassissv y '''WHBNWVVl, WUT Ml ( s", "f ill. pWng. srtdlnR, ontbln, gnltTin ml lime width bark tdlhlli7,f4k.3T "" north itn tho pt.co of Wglnnlng, frtfl u j .Ir'lulftfi ill th.tpirt of OoiumrrcUl atrcet lw- John Nowoine tho centr.l onMblnl of lot , 1. SlroUR, N. Hltodir, A.HtroSr M sV. twVentn "north tn"ofth bridge ro South No. 2 In block No. 47. Siletn, Oregon, bflntf Iho f.st h.lf of the rVt gnntcrVf ImJ'SJ nn ek.nd the north Bide of Center Mreet, a:.T feet front on Commtrclal MrietimlM. tndSU.block No. 10, S.Io.u. nL ?',. f i Vh'.inrsuu.nd Court MreeUbetwn tending the ama width back to the alloy, Annie M I.lIctonit.ckXoinMi.. i .... -..- tri.i, .. .n.l IhA aftt kidB flA.S'i, 121 ffll't 1.12A Itirlina nact t" .. i"lI0W ht tli !-,.... ik. .., .1a nf l.ibertr atreet ana mo eaat aide of Front atreet, all that part of Center atreet between the weat Bide of Commercial Btreet and the weat Bide of Front Btreet In the manner iiroylded by aald ordinance oa each of the following described lota and parts of loU ami tract of land aa well as those liable for a rroportlonate share of the cost of Itnprorlng the Intersections of streets Included In the bdoto boundaries, Is due and payable at the office of the city treasurer, In United Btatea cold and Bllrer coin, and unlets paid within fifteen days from the date of tula notice, the aame will become delinquent and bear Inter, est, and the, common council will order war rants for the collection therof : Harry Btapleton; lot No. 8 In block No. 80, Salem, Oregon, 1323.04. The Oregon Land Co.) lot No. S In block No. SI, Salem, Oregon, (334.89. J. I. Thompson! lot No. 4 In block No. 81, Balem, Oregon, $293. W. A. Cuelck: lot No. 1 In block No. 60, Salem, Oregon, VOi.V. Thomas Johnson) lot No. 3 in block No. 60, 8alem, Oregon, cll.71. E. F. Parkhurst j the north 25 feet off of lot fn n n l'n-k No. 60. Salem. Oreson. I33.WD. H. W. Cottle; lot No. 3 and a strip of land 11.60 feet wide off of the north side of tot No. 4 in block No. 60, Salem, Oregen: except-a Btrlp of land 25 feet wido off of the north side of lot No. 3, Bold to E. F. Parkhurst, $10.1.77. , State Insurance Company of Balem, Oregon; beginning at the southeast corner of block Nu. DO, In the city or Balem, Oregon; theuce west erly along the soath llui of Bald block 166 lctt to tue alley in saiu uiucjc; tuuuce uuriuvrij alouc the alley 71 feet; thence easterly, parallel with the south Hue of Raid block, 165 leet tu the east line of said block, theme along tho eaat line of said block, 71 feet to the place or ImiHiiiilntf. 1113.24. The First National Sank of Balem, Oregon; beginning at the Boutbcast corner or diock jo. 49, Balem, Oregon; thence southerly along tho block line 45 feet; thence westerly parallel with tho north Hue of the block 126 feet; thence northerly parallel with the eaat Hue of the block 45 feet to the north line of said block; thence easterly along the north line of said block 126 futt to the place of beginning, $711.45. Mrs. A. A. Wheeler; beginning at the north, west corner -of lot No. 1, lu block No. 411, Balem, Oregon; thence auutuerly along the alley lu H.iirl block 07.587eet! thence easterly, parallel with Chemeketa street, 165 feet; thence north erly along the eaat line of block No. 49, 22.6U lett; thence wcaterly parallel to the north Hut ,.ralil block, 126 feet; thence northerly 45 feet iu the north lino of the block, thence westerl ..9 feet to tho place of beginning, U7.41. Ji. 6. Lamport; all that portion of land in lota Nu. 1 aud 2 lu block No. 49, Balem, Oregon, .Inscribed aa follews: Heglnnlng at a point ii.M feet eouth of the southeast corner of the building now kuown aa the First Natloual Uauk, aud runniug southerly along the east line of the block 2J.6U feet; thence westerly, parallol with tho south wull of the bank, milld lugMCS feet to the alley lu Bald block; thence northerly along said alley, 22.63 feet; theuce easterly 165 teet tu tho place of begluulng, $37.41. W. N. Ladue aud T. Ford; all that portion or tract of land lu lot No. 2, In block No. 4V, Balem, Oregon, described as follows, to-wit; Uegliinlug at a point 45.16 feet Bouth of the southeast corner of the bulldiug known as the First National Hank, ana running southerl) aluug the west line of Commercial btreet, 22.58 feet; thence westerly parallel to the suuth wall of the bank buiiuliig 165 feet to the alley lu said block; thence uotthtriy along the alley 22.53 feet; thence easterly lt5 feet tu tho place of beginning, $37.41. E. a. Lamport, W. N, Ladue, T. Ford, Johu Hughes, A. A. Wheeltr aud H. Forstuer; that portion or truct of laud, lut No. 2, In block 49, Salem, Oregon, described as beginning at a lioint 07.58 feet south of the boutheast corner of the bulldiug kuown as tho First National Hank and running southerly along Commercial street 7.75 feet, thence westerly parallel with the south wall o( said bank building 165 feet to the alley lu said block; thence northerly 7.76 feet aloug tho alley, thence easterly to the place ot uegtumiig, ?u.u. .lohu Hughes; beginning at the southeast cor nor of lot No. 2 lu block No, 49, Balem, Oregon; thence Westerly along tho south line of said lot 165 feet to the alley; thence north along the alley 45.30 feet; theuce easterly parallel with Chenieketa 6treet 166 feet to the east lino ol said block; thence southerly aloug the east line of said block 15. 0 feet to the place of begin ning, $70.96. IJ. Forstner; beginning at the northeast cor nor of lot No. 3 lu block No. 49, Salem, Oiegou; thence westerly along tbo north line of said lot lt5 feet to the alley, thence southerly alung the alley 41.fO feet, theuce northerly along the east Hue of said lot 44.50 feet to the place of J. O. Brown; commencing at a point 13 085 feet north of the aoutheast corner of lot No. 3 in block No. 49, Balem, Oregon; thence north along the east lino of said block 24.60 feet, thence westerly at right angles with Commer. cial street 165 feet to the alley, thence south erly along the alley 28.60 feet, theuce easterly 165 feet to the place of beginning, $43.04. A. A. Starkey; beginning at a point 11.G33J feet south of the northeast corner of lot No. 4 in block No. 49, Balem, Oregon; thence north aloug the east line of saiu block 24.16 feet, theuce westerly at right angles with said said east Hue 165 feet to the alley, thence south along tho alley 24.16 feet; thenco easterly lo5 leet to the plaie of begluulng, $41.17. K. B. Lampoit; being a fractional part of lot 4 in block 49, Balem, Oregon, described as fol lows: beginning at a point on the east Hue of said block 60 feet northerly from the southeast corner of said blook 49, thence along the east "uo a uur.ueny uirecuon 21 feet, theme westerly at right angle with said east line of block 4J, 165 feet to the alley, thence southerly along tho alley 21 feet, thence easterly 1U5 feet Davia McCully and S, O. Adams: beginnlnc at a point its feet north of the southeat corner of block 49, Salem, Oregon; theuce north aloni; the east line of said block 24 feet, theuce west, erly at right anglo 105 feet to the alley, theme south aloug said alley 24 feet, thence easterly 1CS feet to the place of beginning, $40.95. W. It. Andaraeu: beuinulna at th n..il,n..i ." .mo ymeo vi UCKiUUlug, $on,'J'J corner of block No. 4l, Baleui, Oregen: thence north along the east line or said block 2U ftet theuce weat, parallel with Court street 105 leet to the alley, theuce south along the alley 20 feet to the Bouth line of said block, theuce east along said south line to the place of beamnlnir $l$?i?1 No la ulock No-19 slen. Oregon! 0kon.P$alT6Sl!0t N' 8 '" blCk N- S' S8l0m' A. Bush j beginning at the northeast corner of block lo. 48, in b.ilem, Oregen: thence westerly along the north lino of said block 1C5 Teet to tho alley; thence south along the alley 27.50 feet, theuce east, parallel with Court street 105 fett, to the eaat Hue of said block, thence north along said east Hue 27.60 feet to the place of bigiuning, $21i.G3. M. Jlreyi beginning at a point on the eaat Hue of block 48 In Salein, Oregon, 27.50 feet south of the northeast corner of said block thence south along the block line 27 5 feet thence west parallel with Court street 105 ftct to the alley, thence noith aloug the alley 27 6U .1 .. ., . '?""c' w"" "ourt street 10. leet to the ulaie uf boiilniunir tn 1,1 .,?? 1'keu60'l begiuuiug at aVlnt 55 feet south of the northeast corner of block No 48 salein. Oregon thti.A annti. in.... ., . ... . line 21 feet, theuce west parallel with Court the alley 31 feet, thence east 105 ftet to the pla e of beginning, 5.b2. AmOS htrOnO! b17llililn(, nn 4h& . . ,1... . block No. 48. Balem. Urn .'m .r:.,V! W feet south of the norThet corner Jf said bloik.th. nee west parallel with Court street ?f.,f,0.,.h,e lleJ. ''''" north a ong the alley 22 feet, thence east parallel with tLurt street 165 feet to the east ll5e or .5" bto?i thence south along aald east line 22 feet to the' place of beginning, 110.70. ioB,u,Vi ?tD?lDK ' ue southeast corner of lot 2 In block 48, Sa em, Oregon, thence north along the east line of said bloSk it f ft! thence west, parallel with Court atreet 105 feet U)?he alley, thence south along the alley 66 feet to the aonthwtst corner of lot 2 In ..Id Llnrt thence east along the lot lln iir..i .A .k." place ( of beginning, tUO.30. . W, Breyman and li. timmm, k-i , . point 29.60 feet north of 'the .'outheas, of lot No. 3 lu block No. 48.b.lem.oaou thence north along the block line to tu. north" east corner of said lot s. iii,n,. ...7 .. Z."r. angle 105 feet tohe. lie, thenc. aouth .long aald alley to a point 250 feet north or the 1 165 feet to the nlac. of h.,,7?".' . "n" "" Capital National Bank; beginning at a Dolut on the eaat alu. of lot No. 3 In blk No 4" Saltm, Oregon, the .am. being 7.50 feet north of the southeast corner of the said lot 3. tieuce north along tu. east Una 22 feet, thwice west parallel with Stat, street 165 feet to the all thenc. outa along th. .ll.yj-j f... ,hi5 eaat to th. place of beginning, . ' Xhtu,: Barry Btapleton! btrfnninu .1 .'r,..i, .. east line of lot No. 3 in blick No 4S sil.n, Oregon, th. .am. being u 0 feVt north' If th. Muth.astoornerof said lot 3; thenc south i.77;,,7,";s.',",.,?""p-i ffli:.JESRS Ellen Moore. C. U. Moore.. A. N. Moore. Bertha Moorle. Carrt. u v w'S???!?' OuyMltleri lot No. 4 In blcik No. 13,TiTum til8.1T, . iu .our. length, Owgoiklf' X ' a Wock Xo' "". B.T.Vio(Uwutt all of lot B In block 4T. Satan. Orcuuui .. d . ... . . .y- ' M. n .M-W 1 1..-7Z -.- ".."". ""HU T" Joty, bfilBBlogi mi the north Us of Wert i7,fcla.Of4an,5 Jttl wmI of tu MttbMH cohi or let Xki to wUntart tstNK.wtat aloa ta. Kuv.v i. 41 n. .7?' Mt Pirlll to tX. all. la ull bioVi lijkt fwt. tc MM M t M U SSrtkMJi "J? wtyvr slu; f.4 off at Ui.tMtMul Jf M Jio.6 ta bk N..r.&C,OrtJE: iHjWW' XhS 8 - c.. ... .n iKatMitnr KBtTT iireci tn n, niii::u. auihd iismuuuuu, h. a,ioiii1u- urr ui u iici m nairni. nrrnm. moifmijuBw uiBMiiM"- ---- -.:r;- -. w, ty-i-i. t ,.i. m. ...... t i ti-.. .....iii.I'o :""" ,uo uwin Ul I IUU ,ci '---- . . ... . .. . "i,. ' ..,.. ili.i . a don, Jl. A. Plamondon; the sooth one-third of lot No. 2 In block No. 47, Halem, Oregon, uung 27 BO feet front on Commercial street and extending the same width back io the alley, $45.82. J C. Thompsen: beginning at the northeast corner of lot No. 3 In block No. 47, Balem, Ore gon j thence south along the blocklino 2J SO feet, theuce wc.t parallel with Ferry street 1G3 feet to the alley, thence north aloug the alley 23.50 feet, thence east to the place of beginning 1C5 feet, $12.43. E. C. Small) beginning at a point on the eaat line of lot No. 3, In block No. 47, Salem, Ore gon.whlch point Is 23.50 feel south of the north eaat corner of Bald lot No. 3, thence south along the lot line 33.60 feet, thence west p.ral. lei with Eerry street 1C5 feet to the alley, thence north along the alley 23.60 feet, thence east 165 feet to tbo place of beginning, J 42-23. E. Thompson, beginning at s point 80.16 feet north of the southeast corner of block No 47, Salem, Oregon! thence north along the block lino -I2.0S.iJ feet, thence cast parallel with Ferry street 165 feet to tho alley, thence south along tho alley 21.0833 feet, thence east 165 feet to the place of beginning, $39.94. Oeo 11. Turner; beginning at the southeast corner or block No 47 lu Salem, Oregon, thenco north along the block Hue 80.10 feet, thence west parallel with Ferry Btrtet 163 feet to the alley, thenco south along the alley 80.16 feet to the south Hue of the block; theuce east along s.td south Hue 165 feet to the place of begin ning, $417.41. 8. T. Northcutt; lot No. 5 in block No. 47, Salem, Oregon, $107.46. Southern Pacltio It. It. Company; lot No. 8 In block No. 46, Salem, Oregon, lf3.48. F. F. Miller; beglnnlug at the northeast cor ner of block No. 46, Salein, Oregon; theuce west along the north line of the block 105 feet to the alley, theuce south aloug the alley 60 feet, thence east 47.60 feet, thence north 43 feci and 10 H Inches, theuce east 117.5 feet to thu cast line of the block, thence north 22.125 feet to the place of beginning, $214 36. S. Jones, begiuuiug at a point on tbo east Hue of block No. 46, Salorn, Oregon, 22.125 feet south of tho northeast corner of said block; theuce west parallel with Ferry atreet 117.6 feet, thence south 21 feet parallol with Com mercial street, thence cast 117.5 feet to the east Hue of the block, thence north 21 feet to the place of beglnnlug, $11 00. J. O. Johpsou.S. T. ltlchardson; beginning at a p.ilut on the east line of block 46, Balem, Oregon, 43,123 feet Bouth of the uortheabt cor ner of said block; thence west parallel to Ferry atreet 117.5 feet, theuce south parallel with Commercial street, 22.875 feet thence east 117.5 feet to the east line of said block, theuce north aloug the said east Hue 22.875 feet to the place of beginning, 11.49. Ed. lllrsch; beginning at the southeast cor ner of lot No. 2 iu block No. 40, Sukm, Oregon; thence west parallel with Ferry street to the alley, thence north alung the alley BJ feet; thence eaat 165 feet to tho eaat Hue of block 40, tuence south along tho block Hue 83 feet to the place of beglnnlug, $164.36. Dd litrsch; beginning at the northeast cor ner of lot No. 3 111 block Nov46, Balem, Oregen: thence weat 1G5 feet to the alley, theuce south along the alley 25 feet, theuce east 163 feet to the east Hue uf the block, thence north along said east Hue 25 ftet to the place of beginning, $50 96. V. E. Burke; beginning at a point on the east Hue of block 46, Salem, Oregon, 10 feet north of the southeast corner of lot No. 3 iu said block, theuce west parallel with Trade street 115 feet, thenco north parallel n lth Coin; merclal street 39.5 feet, theuce east 115 feet to tho east Hue of the block, thence eouth 39.6 ftet to the place of begluulng, $73.61. J. Chapman and li. Simpson; beginning at the soutneast corner of lot No. 3 In block No. 40, Salem, Oregon; theupo north along the block line 10 leet, thence west parallel with Trade street 60 feet, thence south 22.5 feet, theuce east parallel with the north line 60 feet to the east Hue of the block, thence north 12.5 feet to tho place of btgiuulng, $47.15. The Southern Pacific It. It, Ceiunanv: begin. ulug at the southeast corner of block 46, Balem, Oregon; theure north along the block line 02 fett, thence wet at right angle with Commer cial street 50 feet, theuce north 22.5 feet, thence west 65 fett, thenco north 39.5 feet, thence west 60 ftet to the alley, theuce south along tho alley 124 feet to the south Hue of the block, thence east along the south line 165 ftet to tho place of beginning, $121,75, Salem Flouring Mill Company; lots 1 and 2 In block 45, Salem, Oregon, $218.49. The Salem Water Company; all of lot 7 In block 36, Salem, Oregon, except a strip 7 fett wide off of the north side of said lot, $68 08. Ed. Hirech; nil of lot No, 8 lu block No. 36, Salem, Oregon, and a strip of luud 7 feet wide off lho north side of lot No. 7 In said block, $169 61. 8. E. Ford, F.J, Ford, O. A. Armstrong, J. M. Tord, F. M. Ford, L. Ford, O. L. Ford, O. M. Haker, I. J. FoM, J. II. Ford, B. B, Ford aud W A. Ford; lot No. 5 in block No. 35, In Salem, Oregon, $146.51. M. Elingcr and 8, Beck; beginning at the southwest corner of lot No, 6 in block No. 35, Salem, Oregon; thence north along the block line 75 feet, theuce east at right angle with Commercial street 165 fret to the alley, theuce south aloug the alley 75 feet, thencn west 106 ieet 10 me place or beginning, $123.04. A, Bush aud W. 8. Ladd; lots Nu. 7 and 8 In block No. 35, Salem, Oregon, $485.05. A. Bush and W, S. Ladd: lot No. 1 In block No. 33, Salem, Oregon, $200.02. J, C. Smith: lot 4 In block No. 34. Hal em. Orn. gon, t'200.02. J. B. Ulrsch; beginning at the southwest cor ner of block No. 34, Salem, Oregon; thence east at right angle with Commercial street to the alley, thence north along the alley 57.5 feet thence west parallel with Ferrv street to thn east line of Commercial street, thence south along said Hue 67.5 feet to the place of begin, niug, $.104.83. 8. Adolph; beginning at a point 57?$ feet north of tbo suuthwrat coruer of block 34, Balem, Oregon, and on the west Hue of said block, thtneo east at right angle with Commer cial street to the alley, thence north ulnm, tim alley lino 31H feet, thence west to the west llu 01 me oiocK, ruenco soutn 37 feet to the place of beginning. $77.43. A. Bush; beginning at a point on the east line of Commercial street 20.75 feet north of the southwest corner of lot No. 6, block No. 34, Balem, Oregon; thence east at right angle with Commercial street 103 feet to the alley, theuce north along the alley 30.23 feet, theuce wtst to Commercial street, thenco south 30.23 feet to the place of beglnnlug, $38.01. V. Oberheltn; beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 7, block No. 34, Salem, Ore. gon; thence north along the block line 21 feet thence east at right augle with Commercial Btreet to the alley, thence south along the alley 43 feet, thence west to tho west line of the block, theuce north 21 feet to the place of be. Cinuing, $82.75. ' T. Burrews: beglnninc 28 feci t..i i,.i,o. south of the northwest corner of lot No 7 bluck No. 34, Balem, Oregon, thence south 24 feet 5.5 Inches, thence east at right angle with Oommerclol street to the alley theuce noith along tho alley 24 feet 5 6 Inchea, thence west A. Bush; beginning at the northwest corner of block No. 31, Salem, Oregen: theuce south along the block line 103 Uet, thence east at right angle wllh Commercial strett 116 fett to tho alley, thence northerly aloncr tlm u.. oa n feet to the northeast corner of lot 7, block No 34. thence west along the lot line 01 feet.thence north parallel with Commercial street to the north line of Bald block, theuce west along the block line 75 feet to the place of beglunluo $242.62. ej-.ub, Thoa. McF. Potton; beginning at the north. east corner of lot No. 8, block No. 34. Balem Oregon, thence south along the east line of said lot to the aoutheast coruer thereof.-thence west along the lot line 1 feet, thtnee north parallel with Commercial street to the uorth line of the block, thence easterly along the north ne block 91 feet to the place of begin! nlng. $117.01. 0. Paulus; beglnn ng at the northwest corner of lot No. 1. block No. 31. Salem, Oregon, thence cast along the block line 24 5 feet tnence Bourn at right angle with State atreet 119 feet to the south line of lot 3 in aald block thence west along the lot line 24.5 feet to fhe alley, thence north along the alley 149 feet to the place of beginning. $12.37. n. auoifu; ueginniug at a point otfthe north line of block No 34, Balem, Oregon, 92.42 feet weat of the northeast corner thereof, theuce west along the block Hue 49.66 feet to a nolut 21-5,"Ke,"o'.0f "y alley- nence .outh at?lgS angle with State atreet 149 feet to the south liu ?, ,ot?n1rnfl,Vd.bilock' ,heDC9 "toaa "the lot line 19.66 feet, thence north 119 fett to the plac. of beginning. $82 13. ' e J. O. Thompson. J. Lafore, Chas. Smith and Lena Smith; beginning at a point 67 feet and 7 inches wtst of the northeaat corner of block No. 31, Salem, Oregon; thence west alonu tha north line of the block 24 feet and loBJhiV thence south at right angle 49 feet to th. south Hue of lot No. 2 In aald block, thence eait aloni the lot ltn.24 feet and 10 Inches, then" north MB feet to th.plac. of beginning. a w O, W. Cray: btgtnnlnir at th nnnh.'.., nerof block No. 31, Balem, Oregen: thenc. aouth along th. east Una of 'said block " feet to the aoutho.it corner of lot No. 2. thenc. weat along th. lot line 67.5 feet thenci north City of 8.1 mu: beginning at the northwnt corner ot blotk oTw Balim, Oregon, thZSi et.t along the block line 60 fwt. tnVnea S5SS atrlgbt Mgl. 101 feel, thenc. wes? JO hit, tbene. north along the block Hue 101 feet to th. place f beginning, t.07. ' Fred Hursl; btglnnlog at a point 80 fwt eaat Of tb. northwest rorner nf i,iTv .- U ' '. " Oron; thence eaat .long the block' UdVtA ftet. thenc. .outh at right aagUwUh gtau street 141 ImLuiumiu ,!7.. ,te &? lr . IbSri Tnorth aCth.' blook Una it feci, thence Mat 50 f .. , 1, .. ;! north to th. rvl.r. if ,I ??!' "M MSA. fjrt .-Unua'oll'r n ld Ww.t4MBcwert aloa, the kt 1 ". 30 sfeVt north HS.S ft to W.U) , reet thiJ. M. T. Rtt.muii bMlmiln ., . .IVT.! V&XS2&2V& Vf "J &1rraiSSrs PH - ' 1 at right angles with State street to ,h. line lot No.T In said bloti, thenr. " along the lot lino 21.27 felt, thine, ' "!' co?ne1JofD,o'. iWlkVo! $ gon, thence auulii along the alley to t ,. .' " west corner of lot No. 2 In said blocs ,8Hu ea.1 1 10 feet parallel with State .tree; " north to the .onth line of State atreet .J'0" weat to the place of beginning. 51 5? ' " - O. P. Hughes, J. Unghcs; bVKiD7'n point 40 feet eaatot the northwest ZLlX lot No. 1 in block lln.TE'Wfui thence eonth at right angles with atat. .V8 to the south lino of lot No. 2 in ift thence east along the lot line 42.60 fe"t th!' north parallel with the alley to Sut. .P1 thence west 42.60 feet to the place ,m ' nl?go. Al.olotNo.3. block ,1, VSSLf O.W.Gray; lota Nos, 3 and 4, bloctsi c lem, Oregon, $223.21. Ml " " J. J. Murphy, E. O. Murphy: east ),.if .. No. 6 In block 25. Balem.'orl'fcn $1S8 o lot Joseph Vieranl; west half of lot v . . block 21, Salem, Oregon, tUlVO ,S ' Q. W. Gray; lot No. 3 and 60 feet off r,f 11 east Bide of lot No, 4 in block So 33 S.V1 Oregon, $68.40. ' "" ik, Joseph Fontaine; the eaat half of lot Nn 1 1 b ockNq. 33. Salem. Oregon, except Cof0et'' of the east end thereof owned bj Q w A $60.01. ' Ul " r, Square Farrar, J. T. Farrar, E. E. Far, r Farrar; the west half of lot No. 4 lubbck.f Balem, Oregon, $127, B2. ''uoiocxsj, John Pa) ne and Geo. Payne; beginnlns.i the Boutheast corner of lot No. 5, blotk ? Salem, Oregon, thence north along the i5 Hue of the alley 60.60 feet, theuce west m.V lei with State street 47.33 feet, thence souK 60 ftet to tho north line of State street tK east 47.33 feet to tho place of beglunlni Ms? J. J. Murphy, E C. Murphy; beg SH5 point 94 feet east of the sou hweitconf. h ock No 33 Salem, Oregon, thence norSn, ollel with Commercial street 60 feet- ti.5, east parallel with State street 23.60 feet th2 houth 60 feet to the north line of SlatiitS? F. J. Frcyer, J. J. Murphy, E. B. Mnrah. 8. Dearborn, E. T. Bozartt.E la DearbofS kit! Dearborn B. II. Dearborn, Mrs. U. "llearrZ beginning on tho Bouth Hue of block No 1 Salem. Oregon, 80 feet cast of the sooth con.cr of said block, thence north u.t.if with Commercial street to feet, thenr...!! parallol with State street, I ice soutn M faf thtnee west 14 feet to tho p.u,eof beBinnl"g! T. J. Freyer; beginning at tho soatheil corner or lot No. 5, block No. 33, Salim S2 gon, thence, east along the lot line su' JmL thence north parallel with Commercial atnti 25.60 feet, thence west parallel with btate stroll 80 feet to Commercial Btreet, thence south 9 60 feot to the place of beginning, $138 62 F. B. Dearborn, E. F.Dearborn, Ells bear born, B. II. Dearborn. Mrs. II. A. Dearborn- bL ginning at a point 25 60 feet north of the.outh. ' west corner of block No. 33, Balem. Oreran 1 thence north along the block line 25 fttt theuce cast at right angla with ComrrercW stroet 80 feet, thenco south 25 feet, theuce w.t 80 feet to the place of beglnnlug, $47.13 ' J. W, Mluto ond Jennie Ohapinau; beglnnlDf at tho northwest coruer of lot 5 In block S3 Salem, Oregon, theuce north along the block line 21 feet.thence east at right annle with Commercial street to the alley, thcuco south along the alloy 53 feet, thence west toUonin,,,. 1 lal street, thenco north 32 net to the phceof beginning, $81.13. m AdamBosgeii and Adam Barre: the south half of the uorth three-fourths of lot 6 InlloLk 33, Salem, Oregon, $49.33. A. Bush; tho north half of the north three, quarters of lot 0 In block 33, Salem, Oregon, E. Eckerlln; a strip of laud 22 feet wide oj rT Ilia bmi4li bl.ln 4P 1 - a m .. ... .. . " u. ,o .uu.u .iu, u iui i in uiock 33, S em. Oregon, $40.10 ' ' ' J.I. Thompson; beginning at a point Jl fett north of the southwest corner of lot 7 in block 33, Salem, Oregon, theuce east at right .ncl. with Commercial street to the alley, thencs north along the alley 49 50 feet, thence wt.tl ftet to the east lino of Commercial street thence south 49.50 feet to the placo of bedo! ulng, $73.83. Warner Uaeyman, Eugene Breyman; lot No 8 and 11.33 ftet off of the north side of lot No 7 lu block 3J, Salem, Oregon, $388.01. Leo. Willis, Eugene Willis, E.P.McCormjck lot No. 1 ond the north half of the north half of lot No. 2 lu block 33, Salem, Oregon, $317 CO Bep Willis, Percy Willis; the west half of lot 8 lu block 21, Sslcm, Oregon, $160.07. Percy Willis; the east half of lot 81nbloik 21, Balem, Oregon, $151.49. Chemeketa Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F. of S.lerc Oregon; lots No. 1 and 2 lu block 21, Balon. Oregon; $239.00. D. F. Wagner; beginning at the southeast corner of lot No. 4 In blockNo. 22, balem, Ore gon, theuce north aloug High street 100 feet, thence west 81 feet, theuce south 100 feet to Court street, thenco east 81 feet to the place of beginning, $129.07, Oeo. Collins; beginning at a point on tha north line of Court street, said point being 81 teet west of the Boutheast corner of lot 4 in block 22, Salem, Oregon, thence north 100 feet, theuce west 17 feet, thence south 100 feet, theuce east along Court street 17 ftet to the Place oi negmniug, $28.62. Joseph Meyers; beginning at the seuluwesl corner of lot No. 4 in block 22, balem, Oregon, theuce north along the west lite of the lot 100 feet, theuce east nt right angle 07 feet, thtnee south 100 feet to the north Hue of Court strett, thence west 67 feet to the placo of beginning, $106.20. P. S. Knight; tho cast half of the east half of lot No, 6 in block 22, Balem, Oregon, $81 68. J. W. Thomas; beginning at a polnt41.25feeL west of the southeast coruer of lot 6 In block 22, Salein, Oregon, thence west along the north line of Court street 14 feet, thence north 62.60 ftet. thence cast 11 feet, thento south 82.60 feet to the place of beginning, $28.41, L. L. Bowland; beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 5 lu block 22, Salem, Oregon, thtnee east along the south line of said lot 110. 70 fett, thence north at right angle 82.50 feet, thence west aloug the north line of said lot . '28.70 feet, thence south 25 feet, theuce west 18 feet, thence south along the last line of Lib erty street 57,60 feet to the place of beginning, $217.95. D, F. Wagner; lots No. 3 and 4 in block 32. Salem, Oregon, excepting a piece of land off of tho west end, bounded as follows, to-wit: Be ginning at the southwest coruer of lot 4 iu block 32, Salem, Oregon, theuce north aloug the alley 100 feet, thenco east 50 feet, thenco south 10U feet, theme west, 60 feet to the place of beginning, $219.00. E. M. Crolsau and J. H. JlcXary; beginning at the southwest corner of lot 4 In block Si, Salem, Oregon, thence north along the alley 100 feet, thence east 60 feet, thence south 100 ieet to tne uorth line or Court street, mence west 60 teet to the placo of beginning, $91. B4. D, B. Stoves and O. W. Steves; beginning at the southeast coruer of lot 5 iu block 32, Salem, Oregon; thence west along the uorth line of Court atreet 24 fett, thence north at right angle 70 feet, thence east 24 feet, theuce south 70 fett to the place of beginning, $40.00. Wm. England; beginning at a point 24 feet west of the southeast corner of lot 6 In block 32, Balem, Oregon; thence north parallel with Commercial street 70 feet, theuce west 22 feet, thence south 70 feet, thence east 22 feet to the place of beginning, $36.08. B. M. Wade; beginning at the southnett cor. nerof lot 5 lu block 32, Balem, Oregon; thence east along the south Hue of said lot 119 feet, thence north parallel with Commercial street 70 feet, theuce weat 34.58 feet, theuce loath 4.42 feet, thence west 0,25 feet, thence south 23 feet, thence west 76 feet to the west Hue of said Ipt, thence south alung the west said line 41. ftet to the place of begluulng, $219.56. Wm. England; begluulng at the porthwett corner of lot 5 in block 32, Balem, Ortgon; thence east parallel to Court street 73 lett, thence south 12.50 feet, thence eaat 9.40 feet, thence eouth 23.33 feet, thence west parallel wiiu v;ouri street io ieet, inence norm u ict to the place of beginning, $65.45. R. Mj-Wade; beglnnlug at a point 32,75 feet aouth of the northwest corner of lot 6 In block 32, Salem, Oregon, thence east parallel with Court street 16(1 feet to the alley, thence tooth along the alley 49 feet aud M Inches, thence ajest parallel with Court street 166 feet, thenc. north 49 feet and 9 luchts to the place of be ginning, $76,82. W. r, Doothby; beginning at th. northwest corner of lot 0 in block 32, Salem, Oregon; theuce eaat along the north Hue of said M " the northeatt corner thereof, thenc. soyta .long the east line 32.75 ftet theuce west ral lel to Court street 166 to the wtat line pt wla lot, thence north along the said west lint 32.U feet to the place of beginning. $56.00. Th. owners nnknuwni lots 7 aud 8 lu bloti 33, In Salem, Oregon, $207.11. R. P. Itolaei lut Kn. s in hln,-v .11 P.leia. Ore. gon, $153.13. L, Deguire, a Degulre; lot No. S In block M, Salein, Oregon, $143:47, J.W. Crawford; lor 7 In block Ko. 31, 8lm. Oregon, $133.12. E, Bybee; lot No. 8 In block SI. Salein, Ore gon, $110 53, Carrie M. Ogle; lot No. S in block 61. Saltm, Oregon. $37.b0. Mrs. O, U. Cross, Mrs. Ilelleu 8. Jord.n. Mr. Joaphlne Beynolds, Mrs. Amelia Str.ng by A.L. htrmug, Anna B. Ilunsaker. A.O. Bcbwatka, Oeo. Williams; lot 1 In block til. Salem, Oregon, $37.80. 8. Braru lotn Ko. a .n,i r. in itnk No. 30. Sa lein. Oregon, (8 37. Joseph-Myers ; lot. 3 and 1 in block 60, Salem. Oregon, $75.19. Rachel Jones; beginning at tbe nortkw't cortier of let & In block , Salem, Oregon, thenc aouth along Liberty atreat M Sett. thence east parallel with Court twia4 ft tnance north 24 feel, theuce wwt fttt to the plat, of beginning. $5.59, " M. Wad.l4t eln UetkM. Balwn, Oregon, E. M. Ufort, Smith airs; 1st Unblock 21, Salmi, Oregon, 118.29. L 8 Slllf: all ,,f lot Vn 1 1n li!n.-l!H. filled. Ormuu. eirent aba r.,mi, 1..1 ,j u unrlh half u ti4 lot, .14,40 . R.M'.D.rcr " St. SopMe Howotp lot io, ., In block al. feiMu ow. I1T.W. . Uf waw ot lA. Coananii UMwotl. al ".?. X. 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