Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, October 06, 1892, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextV" ;" Q 1 if " ' V , , r 'V. ii r is' if f. & t, 1 If V t IBB BANK ROBBERY.. Farther Particulars ef Kansas Robbery. the KKciim Ih GeorgUBeatk of TwuiysK Wreck on Mis- wari Pacific--Ernption of An Alaska Yolexho. COFKEYV1LLE, Oct. CLate last sight a reporter bad a talk with ; JlaitHett' Dalton. He declared the ' stories of bidden treasures all nou sense, and added: "If there bad been a bidden treas ure we would all have been alive today. It was because we were all broke that we planned the Cofloy vllle raid. We were being bard pressed by officers down iu the ter ritory, and Bob decided wo would have to get out of the couutry. He planned the robbery about two weeks ago, while we were camped In Oaago county. We tried to- per suade him not to do it and then he called us cowards. That settled it, , and we started." It was with great difficulty the bandit told the story, as he was suf fering terribly from the wound in his side. HJ& physician says be can Dot possibly survive. Cash ler Ay re? is, resting easier tonight. Dead Bob Dal ton, desperado; Gnat Dalton, desperado;, Emmetl Daltou, desperado; Joseph Evans, o desperado;JobnMoore,(,TexasJaok" desperado; T. O. Connelly, city mar shal; L. M. Baldwin, bank clerk! G. W. Cubine, merchant; O. J Brown, shoemakor. Wounded Thomas G. Ayres, cashier, of. tbo First National brink, shot through, the groin, and cannot lvo;T, A. Reynolds, wotmded in the right breast;;Lai3 Det&, shot in the right side. Coffeyviile, Kansaa., Oct. C The Btreots are crowded with people attracted by the Saltan tragedy yes terday. Emmet J&alton is still ajlvo, but weak, from tbo loss of blood. The dead bodies of Bob and Gratton Dalton, Tom Evans and lack Moore wr,re burletl today. The robber? seoured $20,240 from First Nation al Bank and J3.000 from Condon's. , The amount recovered exceeds th'is, confirming Emmet's statement that tho robbers had $000 of their own money. It is now thought thero were only five men iu boraIc?. Iftruo the entire gang are exterminated. The body of .Lucius Baldwin wus tuken to Burlington, Kansas, this morning; that of Charles Brown wl)l bo sent to Harley, S. D. The fuaerala of Marshal Connolly and Goo. Cubluo will bo held this after noon. Emmet Dalton inado a sworn statement that Bob and G rat ton were concerned in a California robbery; also in tho Adair robbery, savoral week's ago. Wreck on the Missouri Pacific. Council Gkovk, Kansas, Oct. 0. A freight train on tho Missouri Pnclllo went through a burniug brldgo GO tullea west of this place early this morning, Engineer C. T. Poller, a son of United Btatvs Senator Pefler, aud Clint Howard, fireman, both instautly killed. Another flroman was badly hurt. The wreok took fire, burning 12 oars of grain. Election In Georgia. Atlanta, Ga., Oct, 0, Beml-ofll-clal returns gathered by special courier from tho entire state, made governorNorthern'a majority 70,000, Peck, third party candidate, carried 8 of 137 counties, ami Is beaten in his own county, Tho Democrats elect the entire legislature in rep resentative ticket, except four Rep ublicans; ten third party men ami every senatorial dlstrlut, except two, which are doubtful. Tennyson Dead His Successor. London, Oct. 0. Poet Teunyson died at 1:35 this iiiortiliiir.Colucldont is the foot that ouo year ago today Charles Stewart Pamoll died. It U eonjeoted that Gladstone will ap point Algerou Charles Bwlnburue, Poet Laureate to succeed, lealers In Bearing Sea. Ottawa, Outarlo, Pet. 0. In the case of the Canadian Mailing scooner Ileee Ohteu, recently nlvd by litis- ' Uu Qruler,Mud uubevqueutly t'lveu to Captain Cppp ou condition of his - carrying 17 men of the captured or)W back. to Vlotorla, the minister f marine and fisheries haw ordered Dm rwtoratlot) of the OWen, whose mm ha been changed to "The , Fri" by the Rmwiaus, totueorlg ituUwHni, r- . VrMtUe Brewing la Teanwu&e. NAftHViLLK, Tuu.,Oet. 6. News Ptitau4t If akriHlug. General wgw be will go tbet Ktur- era. On the other hand, it Is openly declared he will be killed if be uses insulting language. One imprudent word may lead .to bis death. The third party men, including many old soldiers of the Confederacy, are arming and preparing to go there to protect Weaver A bloody fight Is certain to follow the firing of a sln glogun. The state Democratic com mlttee Is much disturbed. Salmon in California Elvers. 8an Francisco, Oct. 6. United States Commissioner Llvlngstono Stone arrived in this city yesterday from the government hatchery on tho McCloud river in Shasta county. "If the'government,".sald he, "does not take some action very soon, sat inon will be a thing of the past in the Sacramento river. When I was at McCloud river station 16 years ago, we used to get 15,000,000 eggB out of the hatchery, while now it Is hard to get 8,000,000. I fished up there during my recent stay, aud caught very few salmon, where years ago thousands were caught in the nets. In all the tributaries of the Sacramento the conditions are the name, and thero is only one way to prevent tho waters of California being fished out as completely as the Hudson and other rivers on the Atiantio side, and that Js to make the close season commence about August 1 of each year, instead ol September J." Close Season on Columbia. Victoria, Oct. 6. Commissioner Livingstone's report, recommend lug close season for salmon iu the Columbia river and its tributaries', is favorably received by salmon packers who think it would be bet ter for all parties concerned were there some understanding between the Unlled States and Canada so that no advantage could be taken of packers on either side when tbo other reduces tho pack cither for protection of fish or to icgulatosup ply. Dolamoter Found Guilty. Meadvillk, Pa., Oct. 0. The jury lu tho embezzloment cases agalnnttho Dolameters this morning returned a verdict of guilty as to Hon. G 30. W. Dolamoter, and not guilty as to tho others. A new trial has been applied for. Defendant was state senator for many years, aud Republican candidate for gov ernor in 1890 when Pattison was elected, Embezzlement charges are tho outgrowth of the failure of the Dalumeter bank lu December, 1800. Tho Death of Col. James R. Bice. Indianapolis, Ind., Oct, 0. Colonel James It. Bice, ex-audltor of the state of Indiana died yester day morning at the Grand hotel, in this city. Ho was ono of tho most widoly known- polltlcans in the country. Ho was elected seuator from Indiana in 1883, and served two years as chairman of Dome cratlo state central committee. Ills death wivt tho result of lu Krime. Democrats Open Campaign. Portland, Oct. 0. Tho Demo crats opened tho campaign In this state tonight by a procession of Dem ocratic clubs and mass meetlngat tho tabernacle. The Astoria delegation of two hundred aud fifty strong, ar rived this morn lug. At noon, weather is threatening and rain may luterforo with parade. Cash Register Co. Indicte . Boston, Oot. 0. Tho United States grand Jury reported ludlct incut on 18 counts against John II. Patterson and 12 1 others, officers aud employees of tho Nifcloual Cash Register Company, charging them with creating a monopoly. Wintor is Coming. KiNqSTON, N. Y., Oct, 0. The peaks of tho Catskllls aro covered with snow. It fell to a depth of two Inches, andtlio ground was covered from Delhi to Big Iudluu,oxloudlng over a section of many miles square. Snow also fell lu other parts of tho state. Oigarotto Factory Burned. New York, Oct. 0. Kenny Bros clgaretto fuotory ou 22nd street, be tween 10th uud 11th avouues, burn ed this morning. Loss,' quarter of a million; fully Insur-d. Six hundred people thrown out of employment. An Appoal for Aid. New York, Oot, 0. The mana gers of tho people's party in Now York iiavo appealed to tho free coin- ago silver nion for $100,000 to use lu the campaign. Cholera Scare in New York, New Youic, Oot. 0, Tho board of health ban been notified that James Farley la sullerlng from supposed cholera. Tho cato will 'be in vesttgated. MARKETS. POKTI,AN, Oct. 5, WhW valley, $1.9tfj. WulU Walk, f 1,17, San Fkanci&cx) Cal., Out. I. Wheat, Decfl.JWj. CHifAon UN., OeU Wuet The Indian as a Voter. SIS8ETON Aokncv, B. D., Oct. 0. Indlan.voters on this reservation, i .. w . - . . . to tue number or about 400, were invited into politics of their native laud yesterday, a council' being held at which they considered their future course In the field of politics. Tho Itev. Charles Crawford, Sen ator Pettlgrew, Major Pickler and a number of chiefs spoke. The coun cil was really called by the Republi can county committee. It is sur prising to see bow apt the Indians areprovlng. An examination of af fairs develops the fact that schemes are on foot that would do credit to tho most experienced politician. Oregon Press Association. The Dalles, Ore., Oct. 0. The Oregon press association today elect ed tho following efficers: President, J. B. Eddy, Pendleton; Secretary, Albert Tozler, Portland. Flavel was chosen as the place of the next annual session. Tho members of the association will leave for Spo kane tonight, where they will join the Washington press association in a visit to Seattle and Tacoma. Eruption of Alaska Volcano. Washington, Oct. 6. Iu a letter to the navy department from Ouau alaska Sept. 2-1, Commander Evans, of the United States shlpYorktown, states the Nowvoy Vollent, a vol cano, erupted on the Alaska penin sula about latitude 60 north, longi tude 140 20 mln. west. The noise of the eruption, which took place during the last week of August, was beard 90 miles. The clouds of ashes and cinders were so dense at a dis tance of 160 miles at sea that the steamer St. Paul was compelled to light her lights at 10 in the morn ing. The decks were coVered with ashes to such an extent that manv bucke'jful were swopt up and thrown overboard. No loss of life or property from the explosion was heard of at the date of Evaus' let ter. Will Not Parade. CinaACJo, Oct. 0. The Illinois national guard will not participate In the parade incidental to the dedi cation of the world's fair buildings. Although the president of the United States, or the vice-president, will be tho guests of Chicago, not a single mau of her citizen soldiers will turn out to do him honor. Trouble arises over a refusal of state authorities and world's fair directors to defray the transportation expenses qf the troops, which would amount to about $10,000. Tho Chicago regi ments refused to turn out, and the other regiments In the state will march with out them. They be lieve Illinois should either have the largest military showing or none at all. Fastest Heats by a Yearling. Vancouver, Wrsh,, Oot. 0. In tho yearling race yesterday Ella T, filly by Altamont, out of a coast rauger mare, took tho first heat lu 2:3-1 and tbo second iu 2:37. Tills is sjild to be the fastest heat and also tho fastest two heats over trotted In a race by a yearling. FROM MARION. - r. The school is progressing nicely with an enrollment of 34 pupils. J. W. Wluslow Is teacher. Tho school will have an eutor talumout Columbus day, Oct. 21st 1892. Alfred Cook has moved back to his home ou Sclo aveuuo aud Mr. Adklus has moved Into tbo Norton houso aud will work for Mr. Nor ton. Lonn Wluslow who holds the position of head cook in tho state reform school visited his parents Monday night. The Marlon Nursery Co. Is doing a good buHinei-s this year having al ready sold most of their nursery stock. W. J. Hadly aud James Ruther ford attended tho county Y. P. 8. O. E. at Salem last Saturday and Sun day, Rov. B. F. Illusion- and wife vis ited in Slnytou last Saturday night aud Sunday. Hadley and White aro4 coutem plating tho erection of a now store building In tho near future. Nathan Morris' uow house Is near ly completed, Uno. Presldont Blalook expects that tho Washington world's fair building will bo ready for tho Washington exhibit by January 1, 1893. The mineral collection, consisting of about 40 tons, is being packed by Superintendent Pfuuder, of the mineral department. Ho considers tho collection worth ?S000 or $9030. Tho probablo tax levy for Lane couuty will uot bo madq less than 20 mills this year, with tho chances in favor of its being 2 mills. The heaviest tax-payers desire tho levy to be enough to clear the Indebted uesa of the couuty. Baby cried, Mother rslghinl, Doctor prvfccrllKHl t Castoria liwulaulien, Mlllousiiw. ant) liver trouble are iinmituiy en ml by the,ta,4,,u,u,KM '' "d n prUc. UMtorAyertLMiuaruoriiM. jsiuai l i..c. . .......... -...! .vi.i iimmjvniuaumiii HOTEL ARRIVALS. WILLAMETTK. 1 J. E. Wallace, C, M. Totmau, P.A. Ozonne, G. Armstrong and family, Toll Thompson, J. J. Johnson, Albert Collett, H. Lang, G. A. Gus tin, J, H. Dexter, M. J, Insloy, Port land. F. Waller, Ett Rhodes, Ft. M. Donovan, San Francisco. J. W. Hamacker, Klamath Falls. O. P. Beardsley, Eola. Jno. Gottsell and daughter, Rose burg. A, M. Werum, Oakland, Cal. C. M. Totman, P. B. Whitney, Portland. F. E. Wanless, L. M. Duncan and wife, Salem. J. W..Hamaker, Klamath Falls. John Gotsell and daughter, Rose burg. Henry Lang, G. A. Gustln, G. A. Taylor aud wife, Portland. Cyrus Bulding, Gervais. N. M. Dinsmore, F. M. Haight, RollaV. Watt, S.F. Chas. Llvesy, Seattle. W. O. Templeton, Halsey. Dr. Theo. Walker, Chicago. m Polk County Weddings. In Dallas, Oct. 2, 1892, Mrs. Olivia Johnson and Sidney Moore; also Miss Kate Hughes and Charles Mor rison. At Perrydale, Sept. 29, Mlsa Josle Hampton, of Monmouth, and J. E. Brown. Hoi Item. J. Groves of Dallas, a successful hop grower figures the crop of Polk county for 1892, at 630 acres, or 3639 bales, equal to 6o5,020 lbs. For 1891 he claims the acreage was 397 crop 420,120 lbs. m Ask Your Dealer for a Cla BROoairoR a Golcher Shot Gun. dl0-7-2w Any prominent physlclun or citizen who had glasses fitted by Prof. Aronson or had their eyes ex amined will cheerfully recommend him as the best ono ever visited our country. Cull aud see for yourself. Eyes examined free. Office at Dan'l Fry's drug store, will remain till Oct. 12th. Only about a mile of the Chehalis & South Bend road, in Wash., re mains to be graded, and with good weather the steel will be laid it tho South Fork bridge, three miles above the city, In a mouth. Mrs. E, M. Croisan started today for Arlington, to visit at tho homo of her uncle. Ed. accompanied her to Portland. The Coos Couuty Pioneers' associ ation will hold its second annual reunion at Empire City, October 21, 1892. Nothing like Simmons Liver Reg ulator for dyspepsia aud indigestion a safe and sure cure. P. J. G. Kleppln and family hayo gone to Portland to take in the sights. Mr. E. Schanno, of The has this year raised figs Dalles which reached the highest state of -perfect-Ion lu June. Tho. cuttings were imported from Europe. The Albany Democrat has a dally editorial attack ou Gdnaral Weaver B. F. Glltner went to Portland this afternoon. Saved a Woman's hife. Mr. J. E! Thoroughgond, 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." Ho also states that several other very bad cases of bowel complaint thero havo been cured by this remedy. For sale by Baskett & Van Slypo Druggists. Malarial disorders as otteu attack residents of large cities as of the country. AyreV Ague Cure Is war ranted a safe and ceitaiu specific. Hellenbrand'a meals are as usual tho best. flood's Sarsaparilte. i i "ufr.::y. ivpjmu'U f vim rjai'W.ril.a, ....!, M ..turU,l 1jiU, rijti'tuw., . i r r.w i ius, ..uit oilier well-know a k. 0 .t I to M'i3!t..bIo icmi'ilies, by a pceuti. r . I !... tlmi, i portion, ami process, g v ft Hood's 8-us;ii:irllla curative power t vitsat&bcil Jy otltur iiieillclncs. li .i is uniai U.itlo cures whoru cthcu fall tfoou's SarsapariHa : . il.u best Wotnt pin llU'r. It cuics Scrofula, .t iti.ouiu, Hulls, l'lniples, nH Humors, J'yi.pepcla, JtUluusnc, Sick Jleadaclio, ;r.il!itlon, (Joncr.il Debility, Catanli, t::;cuinatlsin, Kttlnoy and Liver com !..lms; overcomes That Tlrcil Feeling, Meatus an appetite, builds up tho system. Hood's Sarsapariila Mas met uuparallcil success at homo. Such Is Us iioptilarity In Lowell, Mass., ttlicro it is mile, tliat Lowell riruggUts sell more ot Hood's Sarsaicrllla Hun all other sarsapa tlllas or blood imrlflers. The same bucccsa is extending nit owr tho country. Hood's Sarsapariila Is peculiar lu Its strength and econoiny, It Is tho only preiktratloa of which c.a truly bo Raid " 100 Doi.es Oaa Dollar." A fcottloof Hood's Sarsapariila takcu accord ing to direction, will last a mouth. Hood's Sarsapariila Is peculiar lu the confidence It gains among nil classes ot people. Where. It Is onco used It becomes a favorltu family remedy. Do not bo Induced to buy other preparations. Ho euro to get tho Peculiar Medicine, Hood's Sarsapariila SoMbyilrugirUtt. fl lxturfl. J'rcrarodb) V-1. HOOD A CO.. AnothwarlM. UwU, MiM IOO Doses Ono Dollar ROOFING. OUM-KLASTIO HOOFING KKLT VMM only W.CU per 100 square feet. ftUkw. jpxKt rooT Aw ytrt, aud ny one can nut tl Uuw-rMUle tStlat co only fOoeoU Mr imI. lit bid. ll, r II.W for5-gxl. tub. trwu roam thtwliiut . iVVit. ," ,riVJ"Ic ooria co , V" '.."V".:."""V - . "w wr. maiAWWaiaiW, tMSMlUl-' Street notice ib iiEnr.Br GIVEN TnAT THft 1 taftcsament mide by orillutnce No. 230, tot the pirliig, griding, curbing, guttering ad draining all that part of Commercial atreet be tween the north end of the bridge across South 31111 creek and the north aide of Center direct, all that part of State and Court atreet btlween the weat aide of High atreet and tne eait aide of Front atreet, all that part of Ferry atrret be tween the woat aide of Liberty atreet aud the eaat aide of Front atreet, all that part of Center atreet between the weat aide or Commercial street and the weat aide of Front atreet In the manner prorlded by aatd ordinance on each of mo- loiiowing aescriueu low ana pari 01 loie aud tracts of land aa well ae thoae liable for a proportionate ahare of the coat of lmproYlnK the Intersections of streets Included In the abore boundaries, la due and payable at the office of the city treasurer, In United States gold and silver coin, and unless paid within fifteen days from the date nf this notice, the same will become delinquent and bear Inter est, and the common council will order war rants for the collection therofi Harry Btapleton; lot No. 8 In block No. CO, Balcm, Oregon, $3-.2.C4. The Oregon Land Co.; lot No. S In block Ka. SI, Salem, Oregon, $3UM. J. I. Thompson; lot No. a In block No. SI, mieuj, Oregon, tW2. W, A. Cuslclt; lot No. 1 In block No. 60, Salem, Oregon, 1408.77. Thomas Johnsen: lot No. 2 In block No. SO, Salem, Oregon, 149.71. E. 1'. Park hurst; the north 2", feet off of lot Fo. 3, In block No. SO, Salem, Oregon, tiii.W. II. W. Cottle; lot No. 3 anl a atrip of land 11.60 feet vide oil of the north aldo of lot No. 1 In block No, SO, Salem, Oregon; except a atrip of land 25 feet wide off of tho north aide of lot No. 3, aold to E. F. Parkhurat, 102.77. State. Insurance Company of Salem, Oregon; beginning at the southeast corner of block No. SO, In the city of Salem, Oregon; thence west eriy alone the south line of said block 1CS feet to the alley In aaid block; thence northcrlyj along tne alley 71 lect; tnence easterly, parallel with the south line of eald block, 1C5 feet to the eist line of said block, thence along the east line of said block, 71 feet to the place of beginning, $113.21. The First National Bank of Salem, Oregon; beginning at the southeast corner of block Ho. 49, Salem. Oregon; thence southerly along the block line 45 feet; theme westerly parallel with the north Hub of the block 12i) feet; thence northerly parallel with the east line of the block 45 feet to the north line of said block; thence easterly along the north line of aaid block 120 feet to the place of beginning, $711.45. Mrs, A. A. Wheeler; beginning at tho north west corner of lot No. 1, lu block No. 49, Salem, Oregon; thenco southerly along the alley In said block 07.68 feet; thence easterly, parallel with Cbemeketa street, IDS feet; thencu north erly along the east line of block So 49, 22.58 feet; thenco westerly parallel to the north line of said block, 120 feet; thence uurtherly 15 feet to the north Uno of the block, thenco westerly 39 feet to tho place of beginning, J J7.41. E. S. Lamport; all that portion of laud In lots No. 1 and 2 in block No. 49, Salem, Oregon, described as follews: Beginning at a point 22.68 feet south of the southeast corner of the building now known as the First National Hank, aud running southerly along the east line of tho block 22.88 feet; theme westerly, parallel with the south wall of the bant build lug, 105 feet to the alley lu said block; thence northerly along said alley, 22.68 feet; thence easterly 165 feet to the place of beginning, $37.41. W. N. Ladue and T. l'ord; all that portion or tract of laud in lot No. 2, In block No. 49, aiem, uregon, described as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at a point 46.10 feet south of the southoast corner of the building known as the First National Dunk, and running southerly along the west lino of Commercial street, 22.58 feet; thence westerly parallel to the south wall of the bank building 103 feet to the alley iu said block; thencu northerly along the alley 22.68 feet; thence easterly 105 feet to the place of beginning, $37.41. E. ti. Lamport, W. N. Ladue, T. Tord, John Hughes, A. A. Wheeler and B. Forstuer; that portion or tract of laud, lot No. 2, lu block 49, Salem, Oregon, described as beglnutug at a point 67.68 feet south of the southeast comer of the building knowu as tho Filet National Bank and running southerly along Commercial street 7.75 feet, thenco wisterly parallel with the south wall of said bank building 103 feet to the alley In said block; thence northerly 7.76 feet along tho alley, thenco easterly to tho place of beginning, $13.11. jonu iiugnes; beginning at the southeast cor- nor or lot :vo. 2 lu block No. 49, Salem, Oregon; thenco westerly along tho south line of said lot 103 feet to the alley; thence north along the alley 45.30 feet; thence easterly parallel with Chcnieketa street 105 feet to the east line of said block; thenco soatherly along tbe east lino of said block 45.30 leet to the place of begin ning, $70,90. li. F'orstner; beginning at the northeast cor nor or lot No. 3 in block No, 49, Salem, Oreguu; thence westerly along the north line of said lot 105 feet to the alley, thence southerly along the alley 44.C0 feet, thence nottherly along tho east line (if said lot 41.50 feet to tho place of beginning, $71.11. J. O. Brown; commencing at a point 13085 feet north of the southeast corner of lot No. 3 lu block No. 19, Salem, Oregon; thence north along the east lino of said block 28.50 feet, thence westerly at right angles with Commer clal street 106 felt to the alley, thenco south erly along the alley 28.60 feet, thence easterly 165 feet to the place of beginning, $43.01. A. A. Starkcy; beginning at a point 11.0833 feet south of the uortheast comer of lot No. 1 lu block No. 19, Salem, Oregon; thence north along tho east line of saiu block 21.10 feet, thence westerly at right angles with said said east Una 105 feet to the alley, thouce south along the alloy 24.10 feet; thence easterly 103 feet to tho place of beginning, $11.17. K. S, Lamport; being a fractional part of lot 1 In block 19, Salem, Oregon, described as fol fel fol eows: Beginning at a pg.ut on the east line of said block 60 feet northerly from the southeast corner of said Wook 19, thence along the east Hue in a northerly direction 21 feet, thence westerly at right angle with said eaat Hue of block 19, 105 feet to the alley, thence southerly along tho alley 21 feet, thence easterly 105 ftet to the place of beginning, $J0,99, David AUCully aud H. O. Adams; beginning at a point 20 feet north of tho southeast corner of block 19, Salem, Oregon; thence north along thu east line of said block 21 feet, thence west erly at right angle 105 feet to the alley, thence south along salu alloy 21 feet, thenco easterly 105 feet to the place of beginning, $10.93. . Y. It. Anderson; beginning at the Bonthcast corner of block No. 19, Salem, Oregon; thence nuriu aioug me east iiue oi saut mock 20 feet, thence wist, parallel with Court street 105 feit to the alley, theuie south along the alley 20 leet to the Bouth line of said block, thence east along said south lino to the place of beginning. Alo lot No. 1 lu block No. 19, Salem, Oregon. $521 31 K. O. l'atton; lot No. 8 in block No. 18, Salem, Ortgou, $270.21. A. Uush ; begiuulng at the northeast coruer of block No. 18,iu Sileni, Oregon; thence westerly along the north Hue of said block 1G5 feet to tho alley; thence south along the alley 27.50 teit, thuuee east, parallel with Court street 103 feet, to the east lino ot said block, theme north aloug said cast line 27,50 feet to the place of beginning, $211.03. M. Brey; begiuulng at a point on the east Hue of block 18 lu Saloru, uregon, 27.60 feet south of the northeast coruer of said block. thenco south along the block Hue 27.5 feet, thence west parallel with Court street 103 feet to the alley, thence north along the alley 27.50 feet, thence cast parallel with Court street 06 tee, iu iuu piueu ut uegiuuiug, IW.4U. Anna Dickenson; beginning at a point S3 feet south ol the uortheast corner of block No. 48 balcm, Oregon; thtuco south along the block lino 22 tiot, thenco west narallel with Court airm uuiceiiu uie auey, tnence north alon, the alley 22 ftet.thmce east 103 feet to tii place ot begiuulng, $13.82. Aiuos btroug; begluulug on the east line of block No. la.baleiu, Ortgun, said point being 99 feet south uf the uortheast corner of said block, tbeucewtst parallel with Court streit leJ teet to the alley, thence north aloug the allty22 feet, thence east parallel with Court street 103 feet to the eaat Hue of said blocK, thence south along said east Hue 22 feet to the place of beginning, $10.70. A. Hush; beginning at the southeast corner of lot 2 lu block 18, bale in, Oregon, thence north along the east Hue of said block t0 feet, thence "li parallel Willi vuuil strtoi 1C3 loet to the alley, thenco south along the alley 00 feet to the southwest corner of lot 2 lu said block, llieuoo east aloug the lot Hue 165 feet to the place ol UUll!Uing,ilU.30. V. lire) man and li. lire jinan; beginning at a polut 2l.SO leet north of the southeast corner of lot No. 3 lu block No. 18. balem, Oregon, thence north along the b ock Hue to the uorth east corner of aatd lot v, thence west at right auglii 103 fvet to the alley; theuce south along said alley to a point 29.50 feet north of the southwest coruer of the said lot; 11 once east IU (eet to tl place Of btgtuulug, $191.09 Capital National Bank; begiuulng at a point ou thu east aide uf lot No. 3 lu block No, 18, Salem, Oregou, the same beiug 7.60 feet north ur the suuthcaat comer of the aatd lot , thence uorth aloug tie east Hue 22 feet, thence west parallel with btate street 163 feet to the alley, thence south along the alley 22 feet, thruce eaat to the place of biglnuiug, $13.73, Harry Btaplitou; beginning at a point on the Oregou, the lame being 7 10 feet north of the southeast corner of said lot 3; ttieuce aoutli along aaid eaat Hue 23 ftet, theme weat paral let with btate atrvtt IU feet to the alley .thence north along the alley 23 feet, thence east 103 fvtl to the place ot btgtuulug, $18.08, Lllut lloorea, O. B. Moor, A, N. Wocrta. Ueitha Mooriea, Carrie Moon, V. L. Moore. Ouy Miller; lot No. 1 lu block o, 18, Salem, Ortgou, cireptlngl1.su feet off of the north side u( said lot 1 extruding Its entire length, tllt.1T, X. P. Blt lot No. i in block No. 18, Balato, Orw.o.i. 8. T. Noithcuit; all of lot 8 In block IT, BaUnu, Orenou. eicrpt 61 feel off of the cast 4, owued by Thouiaa Jory aud the City of 8lea,fl$aaW, Tdouus-Joryi beginning tn th north Hue of blacK iT,baitu, unguu,?.) ei wtl ox the Brtfcat corner of let N.i. lu satj block. KltNMwti aiwui isa swk uua m irei, ir-euro atli prlll to tho al)ry lu a4J Hock 71 Ja f t. thww east M feet the iHiTJ. !et to tb pte of tMilMdcg, tM.rl. Ottrttf Uw, M(t tUttHtttd Notice of Assessment for Improvement'. of lot No. 8 In block No. 17, Salem, Oregon. "rJ.' Murphy, E. O. Murphy. S. W. Church; lot No. 1 in block No, 17, Salem, Oregon, I. O." Wright; the north third of lot So. 2 In block No. 17, Salem, Oregon, being 2L'0feet front on Commercial atreet and extending the game width back to the alley, $45.27. John Newaome; the central one-third of lot No. 2 In block No. 47. Balem. Oregon, being 27.7 feet front on Commercial street and ex. tending the same width back to tho alley, j' s! Knight, Addle Plamondon, J. 1. Damon don. M. A. Plamondon; the south one-third of lot No. 2 In block No. 17, Salem, Oregon, being 27 SO fed front on Commercial street and extendlrfg the same width back to the alley, j!c! Thompson; beginning at Iho northeast corner of lot No. 3 In block No. 17, Salem, Ore gon; thence south along the block(llne 23.60 feet, thence west parallel with Ferry street 105 feet to the alley, thence north along the alley 23.60 feet, thence east to the place of beginning 105 feet, $12.15. .... E. O. Small; beginning at a point on the east line of lot No. 3, In block No. 17, Salem, Ore gon.which point is 23 50 feet south of thenorth eaat corner of said lot No. 3, thence aonth along the lot line 23.60 feet, thence west parol lei with Ferry atreet 105 feet to tbe alley, thence north along the alley 23 60 feet, thence eaat 105 feet to tbe place of beginning, $42 23. E. Thompson; beginning at a point 80.10 feet north of the southesst coruer of block No 17, Salem, Oregon; thence north along the block Hue 22.083J feet, thence east parallel with Ferry street 165 feet to the alley, thence Booth along the alley 22.0833 feet, theuce et 103 feet to the place of beginning, $39.91. Geo II. Turner; beginning at the southeast corner of block No 17 in Salem, Oregon, thence north along the block line 80.10 feet, thence west parallel with F'erry atreet 105 feet to tbe alley, thence south slong the alley 80 10 feet to the south line of the block; thence east along said south line 103 feet to the place of begin ning, $347.11. 8. T. Northcutt; lot No. 5 In block No. 47, Salem, Oregon, $197.40. Southern Pacific n. H. Company; lot No. 8 In block No. 46. Salem. Orecon. 3198.18. F. F. Miller; beginning at the northeast cor uer of block No. 10, Salem, Oregon; thence west along the north line of the block 103 leet to the alley, thence south along the alley 00 feet, thence east 17.60 feet, thence north 13 feet nud 1()J$ inches, thence east 117.5 feet to the eastdine of the block, thence north 22.125 feet to tho place of beginning, $211 30. H. Jones, beginning at a point on the east Hue of block No. 40, Salem, Oregon, 22.125 feet south of the northeast corner of said block; thence west parallel with Ferry street 117.6 f(et, thence south 21 feet parallel with Com luerclil street, thence cast 117.6 feet to the east lino if the block, thenco north 21 feet to the place of beginning, $11 00. J C. Johnson, S. T. Illchardson; beginning at a p dut on the east line of block 40, Salem, Oir(jon,4J,125 feet south of the northeast cor ner of eald block; thence west parallel to Ferry street 117.5 feet, thence south parallel With Commercial street, 22.875 feet thence cast 117.5 feet to the east line of said block, theuce north along the aaid east line 22.875 feet to the place of beginning, Jll. 49. Ed. Hirsch; beginning at the southeast cor ner of lot No. 2 In block No. 40, Salem, Oregon; theuce west parallel with Ferry streit to the alley, thence north along the alley 83 feet; thence east 165 feet to the east line of block 10, tnence south along the block Hue 83 feet to the pliie of beginning, $104.30. Ed Hirsch; begiuulng at the northeast cor ner of lot No. 3 in block No. 40, Salem, Oregon; theuce west 105 feet to the alley, theuce south along the alley 25 feet, Ihence east 165 feet to the east Hue of the block, theuce north slong said east Hue 23 feet to the place of beginning, $50 90. W, E. Burke; beginning at a point on the east line of block 40, Salem, Oregon, 10 feet north of the southeast corner of lot No. 3 iu said block, thence webt parallel with Trade street 115 feet, thence north parsllelwlth Com mercial street 39.S feet, thence east 115 feet to the east line of tbe block, thence south 39.6 feet to the place of beginning, $73.01. J. Chapman and D. Simpson; beginning at the soutneast corner of lot No. 3 in block No. 10, Salem, Oregon; thence north along the block lino 10 feet, theuce west parallel with Trade street 60 feet, thence south 22.5 feet, thence east parallel with the north lino 50 foet to the east Hue of the block, thence north 12.5 feet to the place of beginning, $47 15. The Southern Faclflc It. li. Company; begin, nlug at the southeast coruer of block 40, Salem, Oregon; thenco north along the block lino 02 feet, thence west at right angle with Commer cial street 60 feet, thence north 22.6 feet, tnence west 03 reet, tnence norm 39.0 leet, thence west 60 feet to tbe alley, thence south along the alley 121 leet to thu south Hue of the block, thence cast along the south lice 103 feet to the place of beginning, $121,75, balem Flouring Mill Company; lots 1 and 2 In block 15, Salem, Oregon, f.,13.49. The Salem Water Company; all of lot 7 In block 30, Oalcm, Oregon, except a strip 7 feet wide off of the north Bide of said lot, $88.08. Ed, Uirsch; all of lot No. 8 In block No. 30, Salem, Oregon, and a strip of land 7 feet wide off lhe north side of lot No. 7 In Bald block, $159.61. S. E. Tord, F.J. Ford, O. A. Armstrong, J. M, Ford, F. M, Ford, L. Ford, G. L. Ford, C. M. Baker, I, J. Ford, J. II. Ford, It. II. Ford and W. A. Ford; lot No. 6 in block No. 35, lu Salem, Oregon, $116.51. M. Kllnger a'nd S. Beck; beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 0 iu block No. 35, Salem, Oregon; thence north along the block line 75 feet, thence east at right angle with Commercial street 103 feet to the alley, thence south along the alley 75 feet, tlieuca west 105 feet to the place of begiuulng, $128.01. A. Bush aud V. S. Ladd; lots No. 7 and 8 In block No. 35, Salem, Oregon, $185.05. A. Bush aud W. S. Ladd; lot No. 1 In block No. 35, Salem, Oregon, $200.02. J. O. Smith; lot 1 In block No. 31, Salem, Ore gou, $200.02. J, B. Uirsch; beginning at tho southwest cor ner of block No. 31, Salem, Oregon; theuce east at right angle with Commercial street to the alley, theuce north along the alley 57.5 feet thence west parallel with Ferry street to the east Hue of Commercial street, thence south along said line 67.5 feet to the place of begin ning, $301.83. 8. Adolph; beginning at a point 67H feet north of the southwest corner of block 31, Salem, Oregon, and on the west line of eald block, thence east at right angle with Commer cial street to the alley, theme north along the alley lino 31 H feet, thence west to the west line ofthe block, thence south 37 j feet to the place of .beginning, $77.13. A. Buth; beginning at a point op the east line of Commercial street 20.75 feet north of the southwest corner of lot No. 6, block No. 31, Salem, Oregou; thence east at right angle with Commercial street 103 feet to the alley, thenco north along the alley 30.25 feet, theuce west to Commercial street, thence south 30.25 feet to the place of beglunlug, $98.01. P. Oberhelm; beginning at the southwest corner of lot No."7, bloik No. 31, Salem, Ore. gon; thence north along the block line 21 feet, theuce east at right angle with Commercial street to the alley, thence south along the alley 45 feet, thence west to the west line of the block, thence uorth 21 feet to the place of be giuulng, $32.75. T. Burrowa; beginning 28 feet 7-5 Inches south of the northwest corner of lot No. 7 block No. 31, Balem, Oregon, theuce south 21 feet 6.5 inches, thence east at right angle with Commercial street to the allev thenrn mmii along the alley 21 feet 6 5 inches, thence west to tue piace 01 uegiuning, toj.&f. A. Bush: beginning at the northwest rnm,r of block No. 31, Salem, Oregon; theuce south aloug tho block lino 10J teet, thence east at right angle with Commercial street 1C0 feet to thu alley, tnence northerly along the alley 28.5 feet to the northeast corner of lot 7. block No. 34, theuce west along tho Jot Hue 91 feet.theuce uqrth parallel with Commercial street to the -north line of said block, thence west along the block Hue 75 feet to the place of beuluniun $212.62. Thos. McF. Patton; beginning at the north oast corner of lot No. 8, block No. 31, Balem, Oregon, thence south along tbe east line of said lot to the southeast coruer thereof, theuce west aloug the lot line 91 feet, thence uorth parallel with Commercial street to tbe north line of the block, thence easterly along the north line block 91 feet to the place of begin, nlug. $117 91. ' O. Paulus; beginning at the northwest corner of lot No. 1, block No. 31, Salem, Oregon; tllCUlV .IUUK ,MW UIW, HUB af.O ICet, thenco south at right angle with Stale street thereof. IhAn, west lions the block line 43.CO feet to a nnin. 34.8 feet tut of the illey, thence south at right angle with State ttreet 149 feet to the south Hue of lot i In aaid block; thence east along the lot line 49.01 feet, thence north 149 feet to the place of beginning, 131 43, J. C. Thompson, 4, Lafcre, Chaa. Smith and Lena Smith; lieglnnlng at a polut in feet and 7 inches weat of the nortbeaat corner of block No. 34, Salem, Oregen: thenco weat along the north Hue of the block 24 feet and 10 lucbea thence aouth at right angie 49 feet to the aouth Hue of lot No. 'J in said block, thence eaat along the lot Hue 31 feet and 10 inches, theuce uorth 149 feet to the place of beginning, 111.08. O. W. Gray: brtrlnnlns at the notlhc.i ,.. uer of block No, 31, Salein, Oregon; thence aonth aloua the eut Hue of aaid block unit ftet to tbe euutheaat coruer of lot No, 3, thence wvat along the lot line 67.5 feel thence north 143.5 feet to State street, thenoe eut 67 .5 feet to the place of beginning, 1101.33. my oi aaiem: beginning at the northwest corner of block No. 30 Saleui, Oregon; thence eaat along the block line 80 feet, thence south alright angle 101 feet, theuco weat 80 feet: theuce north along the block Hue 101 feet to the place of begiuulng, ftS.07. Fred Hunt; beginning at a polut 60 reel eaat of the northwe.t curner of block No. 30, Salem. Oregon; thtnee eaat along the block line 30 feet, thesco south at right angle with State atreet It feet, thence wet SO feet to the eaat line of Llharty atreet, theuce north along the block Hue 41 feet. Ihe&c east 80 feet, thence north to the place of beginning, 140.63. 1). Stelner and A. Uvaser ; beglnnltug at a 1mui iwiimuuia iucbm autoi the north. v. comer of block No. 30, Salem, Oiegoat tUwewuth at right angle with Mete street P Week, thence west atoog the 14 line 30.8 feet H t)MMirUi let tte State tr4,tbMa u'jiecnu mtJBoum iineor lot -j in eald block, thnuw, m i iiS .V.i """ll,MMi tbenovfrtt .long the lot Una 34.8 feet to thi J ! " "' "ence ",tn 40 lley. thenco nortu iloiig tbe .lley 143 feet to with CoSr? tri f V Cace we"' Pl'd the pl.ee of beginning. $12.37. ,"' JL ,"'! "If eL75 t, thence north 40 feet H. Adolpht lH-glnuuY.t. point on the north i. MPw.e,.0' b,f'e1nm.n8' ". , cb, v, u, AjJiucHi turner luereor. iMAnM east 20.60 feet to tbe place of beginning, fclJ.GD. M. T. Ittneman; beginning at 1 point 18 feef east of the northeast corner uf the west hulf of lot No. 8, block No. 20, Sslem, Oregon; thence ewterly 21 feet and 3 Inches, thenco south at right angle with Slate street to tbe uorth lino of Firry street, thenco west 23 feet and 3 leches to a point 18 feet cast of tho southeast corner of the west half of lot S In said block, theuce north to the plaee of beginning, $30.12. P. Strong, N. Strong, A.Strong, M. S Kinney; tbe east half of the east nuartorof lota Noa. 7 and 8 in block No. 20, Balem, Oregou, $33 19. Annie M. I.McCormack; beginning at a polut 121 feet 1.125 Inches east of tho northwest cor ner of block 20, Bslcm, Oregon, thenco south at right snglts with State atreet to the south line lot No, 7 In said block, thence easterly along the lot line 21.27 feet, thence northerly to Btato street, thenco west along State street 21.27 feet to the place of beginning, $35.03. F. U. D'Arcy; beginning at tho northwest corner of lot No. 1 In block No 20, Balem, Ore gon, thence south along tho alley to the south west torner of lot No. 2 in said block, theuce east 10 feet parallel with State street, thence north to the south lino of Slate street, thence west to the place of beginning, $31.67, O. F. Hughes, J. Hughes; beginning at a polut 40 feet east of the northwest corner of lot No. 1 In block No. 20, Balem, Oregon, thence south at right angles with Stato street to the south line of lot No. 2 In Bald block, theuce east along the lot Hue 12.50 feet, thence north parallel with the alley to Stato street, thence west 12,60 feet to the place of begin, ulng. Also lot No. 3, block 20, Salem, Oregon $01.01. Thos. Hubbard; eaat half of lots Noa. 1 and 2 in block 20. Salem. Orecon. $111.18. O.W. Gray; lotsNos, J and 4, block 21, Sa-. lem, Uregon, im.21. OJ J. J. Murphy, E. O. Murphy; east half of lot No. S In block 23, Salem, OrcOon, $118. HO. Joseph Vlcranl; west half of lot No. 5 In block 21, Balem, Oregon, $161 80. O. W. Oray; lot No. 3 and 60 feet off of the east side or lot No, 1 In block No. 3J, Balem, Oregon, $03 10. Josenh Fentaine: tho east half of lot No, 1 In block No. 33, Salem, Oregon, except 60 feet off 01 tne east end tuereoi owueu oy u. w. uray, $50.61. Square Farrar, J, F. Terror, E. E. Terror, E. Farrar; the west half of lot No. 1 iu block 3.), Salem, Oregon, $127.82. John Payne and Geo. Payne; beginning at tbe southeast corner of lot No. 5, block No, 33, Salem, Oregou, thence north along the west line of the alley 60.60 feet, thence west paral lel with State Btrect 17.33 feet, theuce south 60. 50 f let to the north line of State street, thonce east 17.33 feet to the placo of beglunlug, $88.00. J. J. Murphy, E C. Murphy; begiuulng at a point 91 feet east of the southwest coruer of block No. 33, Salem, Oregon, thenco uorth par allel with Commercial street 50 feet; theuce east parallel with State stieet 23.00 lect, thence south SO feet to the north line of State street, thence west 23.00 feet to the place ot begiu ulng, $38.37, F. J. Freyer, J. J. Murphy, E. E. Murphy, F 8. Dearborn, E. F. Buzartb. Ella Dearborn. kate Dearborn li. li. Dearborn, Mrs.II.A.Dearboru; uegiuuiug ou tne soutn line 01 block iso 33, Salem, Oregon, 80 feet cast of the southwest corner of sulci block, thence north parallel with Commercial street 60 feet, thence cast parallel with Btato street, th nee Houtn 60 feet theuce west 11 teet to thu plaoeof beginning, $20.79. F. J. Freyer; beginulug at tho southwest coruer of lot No. 3, block No. 33, Salem, Ore gon, thence east along the lot Hue 80 feet, thence north parallel with Commercial trcet 25.60 feet, theuce wist purallel with Btate streit 80 feet to Commercial street, thence south 25. 60 feet to tho place of beginning, $133.02. F. 8. Dearborn, E. F. Dearborn, Ella Dear born, 11. 11. Dearborn, Mrs, II. A. Dearborn; be ginning at a point 25 60 fiet north of the south west comer of block No. 33, Balem, Oregon, thence north along tho block line 25 leet, thenco east at right uugla with Commercial Btreet 80 feet, theuco south 25 feet, thence west 80 feet to the place of beginning, $17.13. J, V. Miutu aud Jennie Chapman; beginning at tho northwest comer of lot S in block 33, Balem, Oregou, theuce north along the block lino 21 feet, theuce cast at right angio with Commercial street to the alley, theuce south along the alley SI fiet, theuce west to Commer- lal street, thence north 32 teet to the place uf beginning, $81.13. Adam ltosgcn and Adam Barre; tho south half of the uorth three-fourths uf lot 0 In block 33, Balem, Oregon, $19.30. A. Bush; the north half of tho north throe quarters of lot 0 In block 33, Balem, Oregon, J 11. 31. E. Eckerlln; a strip of land 22 feet wido off of the south side of lot 7 iu block 33, Salem, Oregou, $40.10 J. I.Thompson; beginning at a point 21 feet north of the southwest coruer of lot 7 iu block 33, Salem, Oregon, thence east at right angle with Commercial street to the alley, theuce north along the alley 19 SO feet, theuce west 105 feet to tho east lluu of Commercial street, theuce Bouth 19.50 feet to the place of begin, ulng, $76.83. Waruer liieyman, Eugene Breyman; lot No. 8 and 11.33 fiet off of the north side of lot No. 7 In block 33, Salem, Oregon, $383.01. Leo. Willis, Eugene Willis, E.P.McCormack; lot No. 1 and the north half of the uorth half of lot No. 2 In block 33, Salem, Oregon, $317.06. Leo Willis, Percy Willis; the west half of lot 8 In block 21, Salem, Oregon, $150.07. Percy Willis; tho east half of lot Bin block 21, Balem, Oregon, $151.19. Cheiueketa Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F. of Salem, Oregon; Iota No. 1 and 2 In block 21, Balem, Oregou, $239.00. D. F. Wagner; beginning at the southoast corner 01 lot do, 1 in block No. 22, Balem, Ore gon, theuce uorth along High atreet 100 feet, thence west 81 feet, thenco south 100 feet to Court Btreet, thence east 81 feet to the place of Ueo. Collins; beginning at a point on the north line of Court street, said point being 81 teet west of the southeast comer of lot 1 In block 22, Salem, Oregon, thence north 100 feet, theuce west 17 teet. thence south 100 feet, thence east along Court btreet 17 feet to tho place of begiunlug, $28.02. Joseph Meyers; beginning at tho seuthwest corner of lot No. 1 in block 22, balem, Oregon, thence north along the west llEe of the lot 100 feet, thence east ut right angle 07 lect, theuce south 100 feet to the north Hue of Court street, thence west 07 feet to the place of beginning, P. S. Knight; the ea6t half of the east half of lot No. S lu block 22, Salem, Oregon, $81 58. J. W. Thomaa; beginning at a polutll.23feet west of the southeast coruer of lot 6 lu block 22, Salem, Oregon, thence west along the north lino of Court street 11 feet, thence uorth 82.50 feet. Ihence east 14 feet, therice south 82.50 feet to the place of beginning, $28.11. L. L. Rowland; beginning at the southwest corner of lot No. 6 lu block 22, Salem, Oregou, theuce cast along the south line of sold lot 110. i0 feet, thence north at right angle 82.60 feet, thence west aloug the north Hue or Bald lot 28,i0feet, thence south 25 feet, theuce west 82 feet, theuce south aloug tho east Hue of Lib--',',? 1'."' i7,5 ,cet t0 the PUoe r beginning, o ?' F- wBner; lots No. 3 and 1 In block 32, Salem, Oregon, excepting a piece of laud off of tho west end, bounded js follows, to-wlt: Be ginning at the southwest corner of lot 1 In block 32, Salem. Oregon, thenco north aloug the alley 100 feet, thence east 60 feet, thence Bouthiou feet, thence west 60 feet to the place of beglunlug, $219.00. E. M. Croisan and J, H. McNary; beginning at the southwest corner of lot 1 in block 32. ?!einOfg0I1 'hence north along the alley , ,eu ,V "ce,eakt M fm' tbeuce south 100 . .r. . . "ur,u "ue 0I court street, theuce west 60 feet to the place of beginning, $91,81. D. B. Steves and O. W, Stees; beginning at the eoutheast coiuerof lot S in block 32, Salem. Oregon; thence west along the north line of c"rt "'r,oet 2 ''. tbeuco uorth at right angle (0 feet, theuce east 21 feet, thence south 70 feet to tho placeof beginning, $40.00, Win. England; beglunlug at a point 24 feet west of the southeast corner of lot 5 lu block 32, Balem, Oregon; thence uorth parallel with Commercial street 70 feet, theuce west 22 feet, thence south 70 feet, thence east 23 feet to the place of beginning, $30.08. ... 1 . .' "rH'""""! t the southwest cor. ner of lot 6 lu block 32, Balem, Oregen: thence east along the south Hue of said lot 119 feet thence north parallel with Commercial street IV,eet: t.Hence we,t 3,-M feet. theuce south 1.12 feet, thence west 9.25 feet, theuce south 23 feet, theuce west 73 feet to the west line of said lot. thence south along the west said line 12 ftet to the place of beginning, $219.50, U) England: beelimlm' . 11, .u. ...... corner of lot 5 in block 32. Salem. Oregon theuce east iir.lll ,. n .. -.-"'.-. ". ,.". -l..- . WMIl tllCCI iv:S,l.0.2?.!h"?,- e.v p with v ,. ,, "" '"' ,u H'8 "y, tnence south n.JUR '?" V.1.7? fMt nd 9 ,ncl". thence weat para lei with Court atreet 1M feet, thence gn.ntugi.V0t3.ina " "" ,0 ,Ue W. f, ISoothb'y; beginning at the northwest corner of lot o In block h, Balem, Oregon; thence east along the north Hue of said lotto the northeaM corner thereof, thence south along the east Hue 33.78 feet thence weat paral. el to Court atrwt MM to the weat line of salj lot, thence north along the said weat Hue 34.78 feet to the place of begiuulng, 3u.0fl. . "7w"mmuuwu!iowj and 3 in block 33 In Salem, Oregou, tJ67.ll. "' sou' lims' "" N' ' 1U bl0Ck 31'8llela. Ore, Lfcman0':.10' ,ot Woe 31, oiwM8 l0t 7 ,0 W" No-31. Salem, go.? Hn&M N-8 U Wock SlMa. re. oeiourM"' 0t ' ,D Uutk 8'. j1?; a J?" f Ur' Xlellen S. Jordan. Mrs Joaphine Reynolds, Mra. Amelia Strang by A E Straug. Anna B. llunsaker, A.O.Schwatki Ow JVtlHam.; lot 1 lu block .l.-SaleaVoregot 8. firami lot Kn s . vtu. v. .. lem. Orejmi tt ar -" uw . . M. OnttT'' lU ' tml i,B W0Ck M' "M". Kachel Jenes: beginning at the northweat iZSZ " S ? ,n W-ekM, Salem, Oregon thence aonth along Liberty 'atreet SS tUt taeace eaat parallel with ojatin JJ' " &orth feet, theaca weat HI feet ginning. o SO, ' U ft !.....,. ...... . . . . . . to in - - -. "way, weea, .Ufer, Butt betnt let Tin Uetk M, Salem. Oreson. Jlft.on L, 8. Bk!ft all of lot No. 2 In blocVii . . Oregon, except tho north half of th??' ?'', of saM lot. $16.10. tbt noh atti P. U. D'Arcy, Wm. Btalger. 8rmM , lot No. 0 In block 21, SIem,r'oregPohn01'?S'9,i By order of the Common (iouncll '" M. E. OOODELL, Balem, Oregon, 22d September. leM."1"' "tihe yaouina route, And Oregon Development cnm. -tteamshlpllne. w miles llTorte? aft" , lstitnoilinn by nnj- other iouV? hffi cinss turongli pussenger and frniTi,.1 Irom 1'ortlnnd nnd aft points in g.l l"n lamotte vallovito nnd lrom ban fA11 TIME SCHEDULE. (Kxcept Bunaay.i '"' Leave Albany ' Leave Corvallis k . JSH Arrive Yaqulna . . . . . . . i8M Leave Yaqulna .??? Leave Corvallis uvtH Arrive Albany mAl Orjrotufi tra,nS nnect at ibauy. The above truing connect at YAnm.. with tho Oregon Development ; oSPt5 jratenmHhtns between Yanulna and n'f Francisco. """t B U. l'assengers Irom Portland .. Willamette Valfey polnu Sn MkVJjJ connection with tho trnlnT nf V? i-AlAUINA HOUTE at Albany orUo L S" and If deHtlned to San FranclBetTsh arrange to arrive at Yaqulna the ew??11 before date of sailing. luuu lno Wenun Passenger and Freight Bates Alwiri tu Lowest. For Information apply to Js HULMAN A c Freight7 and iSS Ajenu 2 and 202 fW at, PorUand, CO. HOGHJK Ao't Qon'l Frt. a Pass. AgL, Oregon PaolfleK. lC Co, O. H. HASWKLL, Jr. aenFrt"0' Fata. 4 AgL Oregon Development Co.. 8UJ Montgomery EAST AND SOUTH VIAI Southern Pacific Route Shasta. Line (JALIFOKNIA EXFIlluSS TKAIN BoTC rMlit BCTWEtN PORTLAND ANlS.F. Bouth. rSonh? ;7:0C p. m. 0:18 p. in. 8:15 a.m. Lv. Portland Ar. Lv. balem Lv. Ar. Ban prun. Lv, 7:35 a. a 6:26 a. in i.vjp.ra Above trulus stop only al foUowln7 tions north of lloaeburg, East Portland Oregon City. Woodbind Balem, aKKt Tangent, rfhedds, Ualsey, UarrbbnrV Junction City, Irving nud Eugene. ' JtoaKHUKO MALL DAILY," b:3U a. ni. 11:17 a. m 6:50 p. m. juv. rortlana Ar. i:JOnTS. Lv. Sulem Lv. I 1:10 p. m! Ar. Ko&eburg Lv. 7.-00a,n Albany Local, Dully Except Sunday. o:o) p. iu. 7:5U p.m. t):UU p. m. Lv. Portland tmlem Albany Ar. Ilk Wajj,. Lv.l7:3iuia. Lv,l6.a)a,ni. Lv: Ar. POLIAIAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Second Class Sleeping Cars- For accommodation ol passengers holdloz second class tickets attached to express trains. iVest Side Division, Between PortM and Cervallis: DAILY (EXCEPT HUNDAY). :iOa. 111. llalt) p. m. TvT Ar. Portland Corvallis Ar. Lv. SfflpTm. 12:51 p. in. At Albany and Corvallis connect wlta trains of Oregon Pacific Kallroad. HXPWPjSTHAIN (DAILY KXCBlT'sirarDAr Irtu p. m. 7:25 p. m. I Ly. Portland Ar. I Ar.McMlnnvllle Lv. 5:A5a.tn Through Tickets To all points EAST and SOUTH For tickets and lull information regajtJ. '.nc rates maps, etc., apply to the Compa ny's ugent Salem, Otegou. ft V0-S& Anst- ' "nd sg ONLY LINE RUOIK THROUGH DAILY TRAINS Leaving Portland, 8:45 A- M. " " 7:30 P. M. 33L DAYS TO 3 CHICAGO 72 Hours Quicker to St, Paul, 23 Hours Quicker to Chicago, 40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and Kansas City. PULLMAN .and TOURIST SLEEPERS FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR CARS, DINING OARS. Kor rates and general Information tall on or address, W. II. iiUKLUURT, Asst, Genl. Vdu. Agt 2M Washington St., POBTLAND, OBl'M'1 From Terminal or Interior Mints ti Is the line to tnko To all Points East and South, It Is the dining car route, ltruns throusti vestibule trains every day In the) tar to ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change of cars.) Composed of dining cars unsurpassvd. Pullman drawing room sleeper . Ol latest eriulpBiM TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Best that can be constructed and In whl accommodations are both free and w niahed for holders of first and seooud-oW" tickets, and! ELEGANT DAY COACHES. , Aconilnuot Una oojmettlng with llu.aaordlnr dlrvnt a.nd unlnUrrnpt4 service, Pullman sit cnc ! ions can M se oured in adrt cos .. . aay a1" m the road. , , , Through tlokete to and from au P"tT In Amerloa, Hugl&ud and .Europe ott purchased at auy ticket oilleo ol this oa pany, full Information concerning rates, Usoj of tmlni.reuitos aBdclUerdeUlUfofm"4 on AripllaaUoa to auy agent or A. D. CilAltLTON. AuUtADt General Pteocer Agent, rw. in rrt street, eor. Vwhtngtoo; Vorl- 2 SHeVW DOWNING AWiV