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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1895)
nuuan.JiUJSJi.ail f a- --tmrr jr-ispa-taw ihwi1iiiuwimmwihmwij'Hwh I I I I m a i All w ... Elk' i sm frf, sf iPHTB 1 w W4 N fe Wal fl J 1 vi rJ Hi c ft m Wheelwomen We baye sometbine wbicb you bare been looking far. It U the V. B. Cyclist Corset. Practical, appropriate and most satis factory for all eeneral and athletic purposes. , W. B. $1 Corset Id black and drab la a world-beater. Extra Long Waist. Full line DR. WARNER'S J, J. DALRYMPLE & CO. PERSONALS. J. F. Aapeiaon, of Oregon City, wan in the city today. Ex-Governor Z. F. Moody left tbla morning for The Dalle. J, W. Phillips waa a pjnger lo Portland on the Balem local tbla morn ing. J. Ii. Bowman, of the Balem Woolen 21111a store, 1b ofl for a vacation at We port. Justice F. A. Moore and daughter left tbla morning for an outing at Yn qulna Day. Mr. J. Ruefand daughter, Atieun'a, are at Suver, where Mr. Butf haa two aona farming. Mr. add Mrs. Werner Hreyroan wre among the large throng of ralemiin UDogd for Newport this morning. Mies Oma SlricUler came down from Roscbnrg yesterday afternoon and a tbo guest of Mrs. F. P. Talklngton. - Mrs. E. B. Allen, who ban been vjf ItlngMra. W. F. Dngan, returned in ber borne at Portland this morning. Geo. B. and W. T. Gray, of the bard ware Arm of Gray Bros., made a Hy ing business trip to Portland today. J. M. Wallace, president of the Ba lem Water company, returned last evening from a business trip to Chicago. E. F. Parkbqrst, adjuster for the State Insurance company, left this morning on a plaasure trip to The Dalles. John Heldecker and Chris Flambs, tbe well known concrete sidewalk artists, are ofl for an outing In tbe mountains above Mill City. State Superintendent G. M. Irwin was a passenger to Portland ou tbe 2:90 local. He will leave the metropUs tonight for Walloway county. O. W. Boshen, chief baker at tho in sane asylum, accompalned by Mrs. Boshea and son, Arthur, are oil for an outing at Newport-by-the-ea, Mrs. J. D. Sutherland, Mrs. It. B. Fleming, Mrs. Wm. Brown and Mrs. Geo. H. Burnett were passengers to Newport on the 11 o'clock local. Mrs, Mary Monson, accompalned by ber daughter, Miss Luoy, came down frein Harrhburg Wednesday afternoon on ft visit to her nephew, Earl Race. Two Balem business men who sit upon a wheel very straight are John H. Albert and Geo. W. Davis. There is not much comment about it either. S, W. Thompson, the well known jeweler, accompalned by his family, will be visitors at Newport for a num ber of weeks, having gone over this morning. Cbas. White and Ezra Tucker arriv ed In the city last evening from Con nersvllle, Indiana, on a visit to re latives, Mr. White Is a son-in-law of Capt Adams of North Salem. Deputy Sheriff J. IT. Mlsner return ed to Portland this morning having brought to the asylum last evening Mary Gerulf, aged 41 years, and a native of Washington. Tho unfortu nate condition of the woman Is the re sult of sickness. II. II, Rsgau, the grocer, returned this morning from Greeucostlo, ludl ana, whither he weut In response to a telegram conveying hlin tho pad news of his mothor'fl serious illness. Soon arming at Ureencastle he received a telegram from Salem stating that his wife was worso, He at onco started on tbe return trip. Grandma Wagner, of Sunnyslde, Is a regular Oregon rustler. She picked up eight sacks xof potatoes and picked EMBROIDERIES W1U bold the window for a few days. Notice the low prices we are making. LAOE3 Ge with them at prioes that will bring yow money. SOX You all Heed we have the best 5 cent box In Balem boo them others 10, IS, 30 and 25 cents. All good value. JUSTNPENED Jtatriaaa piece 60 laches all wool aaklBs. Others sell them for m and 85 eeuta, Our price Is 60 SUMMER UNDERWEAR. Hmmmi ! YIu Ml at very low ri-. ! ?9i & 23 MUts WILLIS BROS. A CO, YtM lXr GeK Clothing and CELEBRATED CORSETS. S4 boxen of blackberrles.delivered them i at Balem and with enough otber farm truck to fill a wgon, bad disposed of tbe wbole load before noon and started borne. Such a woman is worth more to Oregon than a great many men. Dr. W. W. Contris was a passenger to Newport on tbe morning local tor a. visit of a couple of days with bis family. He will be joined tomorrow by T. Mnellbaupt, mailing clerk in tbe post office department, and tbe two gentle men will take passage on tbe steamer Farallon wbich leaves Yaquina Satur dep morning for Han Francisco, for an outing in the Golden Gate state. Pasped TiiBot'oir Salkm. Whit ney, tbe sprinter, who was arrested by Constable C. E. Linton at Eugene a few days since as an escaped convict from tbe Montana penitentiary, passed through Halem on the 6 o'clock over land this morning In charge of Con stable Linton, who will turn bis man over t Portland to Tbos, M. McTague, warden of the penitentiary at Deer Lodge, Montana. He will be com pelled to remain In tbe penitentiary 10 months and no doubt he will not run any more foot races for a time, any way. Was Buncoed. At Eugene Tow day night tbe "lottery" man of the Wallace Shows got In bis work on a drunken man. He was to pay 15 for a chance to draw $13-5. Tbcold man In vested. He put down 50 and In bis excitement only got back $5 change. Instead of tbe big prize ol course be drew a blauk. About midnight as the train wits ready to pull out O Ulcer Lin ton called on tbe show mansger to square up with tho victim, but as be refused be was arrested when he Im mediately dug up. It seems tbe Wal lace people are not all saints after all. New Dkiehb. Geo. A. Stephens, who built Oregon's first and only fruit palace at tbe fair grounds, has de veloped Into quite an Inventor of fruit drying processes. He baa very en couraging news from the patent office and has successfully dried a large quan tity of raspberries and Is now drying the blackberry that Is sold so cheaply lu the market. Ho has also bioken ground for new driers on the Reynolds and Davis fruit farms near the fair grounds, and Is In hopes of going to building tbem on a large scale soon. Pbactjce as Wkll ab Preach. Borne men will stand ou tbe .corner for hours and preach on tbo subject of patronizing home Industries but when they want a cigar the very same men will step Into a cigar store and call for a 16 or 20 cent foreign cigar. They do not realize that A. Huckensteln's 10 cent La Corona cannot be beat any where and bis 6 cent cigars, tbe Bon Ton and Prlo Boquet, are second to none. By all means patronize home industry. Cakkied a Gun. P. J. Settlemler, of McKee station, was given an exami nation yesterday before Justice Assman at Gervals charged with pointing a guu at Peter Ballerts, a neighbor. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. O. Condlt conducted tho prosecution which resulted In Settlemler being bound over to the grand lury lu the sum of $100, wheth sum he furnished. I I I - Special Mkotino, Rev. n. D. Wlard of Chicago, held secretary of lh Congregational Hume Missionary so ciety, and Rev. O. F. Clspp, Oregon superintendent, will visit Control Chapel Friday evening August 0th. Mr. Wlard Is on a tour of Investigation, and a full attendance of all Interested lu this Hold Is desired. Services beglu at 8 p, m. Imhkovkmknt. Tbe concrete walks about Hotel Willamette are completed aud a loug stretch of tho east side of Commercial street is now supplied with good walks, all but the Hlrsch property, on corner of Ferry street. If that could be put In It would make a great many people happy. Mr. Bush has made the biggest Improve ment of this sort that has been made this year. Nor Excelled. The meals served at our lunch counter fur 15 cenU are uot excelled la restaurants where twice the same price Is charged. We lead in our line of builucae. Keuworthy dc Harnett, Children Cry for pitch! Oaf ttrteu m THE COUNTY COURT. Correct Statement How the New Salary Law is Pnt into Effect. Toe salary law passed by tbe last legislature reduces tbe salaries of tbe deputy county clerk and recorder and deputy aa follews: Tbe old law gave tbe .clerk" S2JW0 a year and bis deputy or deputies J2,(XW, while tbe recorder was to receive fl.&jOand $1,500 for deputies. This was amended in such a manner that tbe clerk and deputies re ceive 12,600 and UfiCO and tbe recorder and deputies $1,200 and.7S0. Tbe act took effect immediately from and after lis approval by tbe governor. However, tbe Marion county court concluded not to make tbe reduction until tbe begin ning of tbe new fiscal year in tbe de partments of tbe county and yesterday tbe first month's salary accounts came up for consideration. County Clerk Eblen's bill was drawn and allowed at tbe old salary of $375 a montb, and be drew tbe money and paid it to bis deputies aa usual. Recorder Waters put bis bill in at the old figure tor $275, having had no notice of tbe court intending to put tbe new law into eflect. It was re duced to comply with tbe new law to $1&5. Neither Mr. Waters nor Mr. Eblen have any controversy with tbe court as to tbe amount of their pay, as they do not want any more than tbe law allows them for their services. There is no rtduction iu the clerk's salary. Mr. Ehlen ays the county officers expected that tbe reduction would take place at tbe February term when the law went into effect. Tbe deputies also expected that, but tbe bills were allowed at the old figures, and at this time no change warfex. reeled. Tbe clerk's salary is not re. duced at all as tbe morning paper would Intimate. Complaint Piled. Peter Boesen today filed a complaint in Department No. 1 of tbe Marion county circuit court wherein be claims that be has on tbe donation land claim of Thomas and Harriett Mooan, 4 mile east of Brooks, 618 bushels of wheat and 34 bushel ot cheat that is rightfully bis own property. The total value of tbe grain is $243. He also claims that Cbas. H. D'Kld fc Co. (a corporation) and F. J. Bolter wrongfully and unlawfully took poief9ion of msld grain about August M, 1805 and refuses to turn tbe grain over to its rigbtiul owner. The plaintllt' claims that he is damaged iu the sum of $100 by defendant's actions and prnjs fur a Judgment of $243, the value of said grain, and $100 damages, against de fendants, Ifthe eraln Is not returned lo plaintiff. W. H. Holmes snd Wi bster Holmes are attorneys for tho plaintiff. Tbe city is being drummed by agents of the San. Francisco Examiner with regular lottery tickets. "All who did not get large prizes last year will get tbem this year. Perbups you will draw tbe $10,000 prize. There will not be so many large prizes but a great many will draw prizes from $100 to $500 and $1,000 each, etc." Of course, they catch tbe suckers. The Weekly Examiner Is u good paper for $1 but It never could get so largo a circulation without its scheme to catch the ver dant. SAWMIX.I.EK Now. J. V. Ronco, for many years a State street barber, Is now running a sawmill on Peedee creek, Polk county. He had a break down tbe other day and is having engine and machinery repaired at the Drake Iron Works, Salem. He says there is good demand for lumber and he has sold bills at Salem and Brooks. His business la growing. Tax MONEV.-Bherlfl John Knight by F. T. Wrlgbtmau, deputy today made another payment of tax money to County Treasurer Mluto. Tbe amount turned over today wrs $3504.73 making tbe 17th payment and a grand total of $138,100 74 tax money collected aud turned Into the county treasury since April 1st. When Jlatij- was sloV, wo gate her CotorU. When the u Child, KbocrleJ for CostorU. Wfcea iho became Miss, tho clinic to CootorU. Whsa she but ChlUrea, ho Eve them Cxstorla. State Teachers' Examination For Marlon couuty teachem the reg ular quarterly examination of appli cants tor State Certificates and State Diplomas will be held on August 14, 15 and 10, at tbe office of the superin tendent of public Instruction In tbe capitol building. The examination will begin at 1 o'clock p. in. on Wed nesday, August 14. G. M. Ikwin, 8 7d&w Supt. of Public Instruction. Srof. 8. . Weimer. late of the Raft conservatory, Frank fort on tho Main, has opered a clasa In Bnlem for Instructloua on tbe piano, oruau. violin, mandolin, thorough-bawi and harmony. Terms reasonable. Call at Will's music store near poat oIlJoo 6 21tf Mrlt in Your Mouth. Those choice ripe blackberries at Branson A Co's. Tbe freshest of all kinds of fruit always on hand. Or. Pric1! CrMm Ukln- PowrfK HOME FORUM BENEFIT ORDER Is Permanently Organized Officers Installed. Tbe local lodge of tbe Home Fornm Benefit order that was temporarily or-1 ..Attlvw I... T,-J 1... !, In ,ha i . o , ' "TO"reua- "'""" '""I T- i . . . , ri . ' amined at a metiugof tbe board yes-!r,SL5rt-t JJfr ten.ay.tbr.t.ry3 acd treasurer of J VU.110 WUV HCIO ckwcu too. Wednesday night were installed last evening as permanent officers of tbe organization. Tbe officers of tbe lodge are: President, W. J. Kent; vice pres ident, G. V. Boggs; second vice presi dent, ired Waymlre; orator, Frank Baker; assistant orator, Harry Towne; treasurer, C. H. Simpson; historian, A, E. Burton; past president, L. Burton; secretary, W. W.Lenoi; porter, J. A. Dickey; guard, Arthur D. Welch; ex amining physician, Dr. C. H. Robert son; board of directors J. M. Davis, Richard Hensley, and Z. T. Bmitb. Tbe lodge will bold regular meetings tbe present, every Wednesday evening in the East Balem cbapel, and tbe work of initiating members will begin next Wednesday night. There is a strong movement on foot for tbe erection of a lodge room in that part of tbe city, and a committee was appointed last evening to determine upon such action. At present tbe lodge bas 55 members, 42 of whom carry insurance. Of the total membership 15 are ladles wbo are admitted Into the lodge under tbe same conditions as tbe male sex, Not -vitbstanding the large number of lodge now In Salem, this new order Is in a nourishing condition ana nas a bright future before it. J. L; Mitchell and Joseph Woodford, state organizers, will go to Bcio and Lebanon this week for tbe purpose of organizing branch lodges in those en terprising towns. WOOD BIDS OPENED. Second Day's Session of Marion's Commissioners. In the matter of the application of Douglas Nelson for a liquor license, the same was continued until Baturday at 10 a. m. During Wednesday after noon two persons appeared before tbe court asking for aid. Harley Thomas aged 27 years, suffering badly from rheumatism requested that he be sent to a Portland bospitil. His case will be acted on before court adjourns. Tb second one asking for aid was a man from Derry, Polk county, who complained of severe pains in tb chest, etc, No action was taken b tbo court in bis case. Late jet ter Jay afternoon tbe court opened the wood bids advertiied for and the contracts were awarded to tbe lowest bidders. The bids submitted to the court are as follews: GRUB OAK. Bidder Cords Pile Geo. D. Goodhue 80 $2 971 C. R. Hi.uyharu 70 3 25 Jobn V. Smith 8 2 90 A. B. Gesner 40 3 00 Frank BUrr 70 - 2 85 C. B. Beutley : 70 2 35 C. Atherton C 2 75 Bruce Cunningham 70 2 48 E. J. Miller i 12 3 00 IJ DV Kilt.' B.J Lawrence 7 1 83 Frank Starr 7 2 15 C. B. Bentley 7 2 25 W. W. Nichols 7 2 25 Bruce Cunniugbam ? 1 95 C. B. Bentley was awarded tbe con tract for furnishing grub oak at $2.35 per cord while B. J. Lawrence will furnish the couuty with body fir at $1 90 per cord. A Disastrous Runaway. Edward Prultt, while endeavoring to break a tbrer-year old colt last even lng experienced rather a disastrous runaway in Parrish'a addition. He bad bitched the colt with another horse to a wagou when they became unman ageable and he could not stop them The animals ran north on Fourteenth street to D street where they made directly for the residence of A. W Watch. The team scaled the fence as easily as trained circus equin s but when the wagon struck the obstruction down went about 40 feet of tbe fencing but the horred did not stop but ran towuid the huure demolishing a nuui ber of fruit tretsus they went. The wagon struck aud ilenoroytd tbe step to the resiueuce but Dad, not goue muon farther wbsn the wagon struck a Urge prune tree a heavy blow, wbicl freed the horses from the wagon. Wagon and haruef are badly demolisbeo as a resuli, When Mr. PrulU saw be oould nut stop the team he a' tempted to Jump fiom the wagon wliea he bus talned a bad fall bruising himself up badly. - m Probate Court. Iu the matter of the estate of Lavlua Patty, deceased, the sale of about acre of laud situated in the 7 s r 3 w to James Loug $176 dollars by the ad ministrator 8. L. Hayden, was not confirmtd by County Judge Hubbard aud the admluistratur was oidered to resell the above described property, Tbe reaeou tor such action on the part of the court is that $176 is not euough for the property aa a bid of $250 has since been o tiered by Interested parties. Oca Next Congressman Will be elected all right but In tbe mean time purohass your groceries of McCal Bros. Pi lefs tbe cheapest la tbe city, pf,ca'8 Cr B Pwr STATE ASYLUM FOR IN3ANE. Report ot tbe Institution and Ex penses for the Montb of July. Tbe floal monthly report of Superin tendent L. L. Rowland for tbe Insane asylum has been filed with tbe state executive board and was dnly was dnly ex- Of' stale being present. Tbe following statistics are taken therefrem: Male. Female No. patiente June 30.. 703 319 6 0 325 1 6 1 1 3 0 24 1 No returned escapes 723 No. discharged recivprwl . 2 No discharged much imp'd.- 2 No, disbursed improved 2 Discharged uot improved 1 Etoped 6 Total .- 17 No. on hand July 31 711 313 Averaee No. t;entt daily ...1025 No. officers and employes 117 Total number 1142 Av. monthly extnte per capita..$9 49 Av. daily expense r capita 30 6-10 The following table shows the value of articles consumed during the month of Jul : Flour .- $ Meat Tea .-"""J""! hyrup Poiatc.es Butter Coflee Lard Fish Poultry aud eggs Beans and ilea Rice Fruit .' Salt Vinegar Small grcLerij Soap and potash. Drugs., Tobacco Dry go"d Clotbii g ami bats .. 8boes and leather Furniture and crockery Hardware and tinware Graiu and feed shorts Garden tools and seed Building mateiials, etc Brooms and t rushes Bjoks acd st&tlonery Paints and pass-: C eked wheat 167 91 81 10 240 59 33 60 90 00 503 60 297 71 191 57 34 50 183 14 299 10 14 70 20 00 fcO 92 17 4a 9 Ci 165 OS 46 11 YtS on 93 31 141 21 37 S?S 67 75 29 54 51 3s 453 ft 2 0 38 2-'. o 37 35 So 4 4( l.OOO CO 9 20 O meal 27 00 Expense 164 90 Amusements 18 00 Cattle 18 00 Hams n 03 Insurance 38 35 Tbe following table shows the cost of each department of the institution y itself for the menth: Kitchen and dining room $ 1,936 14 Male department 244 05 Female department 70 47 Bakrry 226 85 Laundry 50 34 Eogine room 1 1,005 59 Farm, gar Jen, dairy .... 67114 Repairs 38 25 Factory 70 Drugstore 204 09 Be wing room 37 60 Center building 57 10 Stanley farm 366 65 Expense 164 90 Amusements 18 00 $4,991 77 The board passed resolution highly commending Dr. Rowland and char acterizing bis administration of the office as one of ability, integrity, econ omy and humanity. ltiu'an nun Actor. Cap, nl, t'; FV nt'h t nor. was tbe re cipient of o:.in.m of letters from lady tdtnirers both lieroimJ iu Paris. On th English ste.cje. besides Mr. Irving, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Haro aud Mr. Bancroft have been overwhelmed with a goodly number. But I am told by one wbo knows that no actor living ever received such a number of admiring epistles from the fairer sex as the late John Clayton. Among actresses Mrs. Bancroft has perhaps been treated to the kindliest at tentions. Mrs. John Wood, too, on tbe first or last night of her play had always her dressing room converted into a per fect bower of flowers, and little gifts of jewelry literally poured in upon her. There was no bangle with tho inscrip tion "Bless your art." Whether it waa Mrs. Woods' heart or trt tliat was blessed remains a riddlo to this day. London Descartes wm obliged to flee from franco to Holland, and (hen from Hoi. land, where bo first pnblishfd his opin ions. He was accused of atheism and would have been burned at the stake had ho not escaped from tho country. Tho Count de Mirabeau, the father of tho famous revolutionist, had so pleas at a time with his family that in the course of his married life he took out no less than C3 lettres do cachet against bis wife and her neonlo and hnd most of them exiled or imprisoned. St, Lout Globe-Democrat Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Fair. w CREAM ' BAKING POWDfR iMotf rwfcct UUt. 4oVntJwtaaa, SPECIAL SHOES On Saturday we will ofler at half price. Take advantage pair ot shoes fur a little money. Just Opened, S. M. & 115 BARR & op Stores w Plum'oitiir !.,! rOD AND T nning. "iM Commercial GRAY BROS., BiliDHI, WAGONS 41 CARTS Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements. Lhtcsi Improved Goodsiand Lowest Prieee. W. Cor. State and Libertv St SALEM OREGON J, C. GOO DALE, COBURG 1WEI FTH t STREET, NEAR DEPOT, AM grades and dimeusiorif of Bolding Lumber. Largest stock and Lowest oMcPS- J. E. BAKER, Manager. EXCELSIOR E C. HANSEN, MANAGER. Only good horses used. Satisfaction guaranteed. hack of State Insurance block. Take theOne Cent Dailv An Oregon ISI ewspaper California news does not suit you Eastern papers will not answer-This is distinctively the Oregon Newspaper entirely cover nig Oregon interests. lllllllliituuimii'iuiiiiijim DID YOU GET PURJ M i"iHftflhHilflrfVJUij Tbe Willamette Hotel. LEADING HOTEL Kedoced rate. XTihaMMM..! iti Uo building and 1 ellu f of lntlt u '. leclrfo " lve hotel for all pub- mtmiu. "uu ! Or interest, Hp0ll rates Will be p!vm tniu.rm.nent ptrow. SALE OF every pair of Shoes in tbe store of this sale and set a good A large line of Dress Goods, Silks, etc. Call and see. E. H. STOCK STATE STREET. PETZEL, and Pip. IRON PUMPS. See us before order'n.'. Street. LUMBER YARD, - STABLES Stabl es 3 Million, 134 Thousand, 9 Hun dred and Thirty-four Packages sold in 1894, which made 15 Million, 674 Thousand, 7 Hun dred and Thirty-five Gallons of MIRES' Rootbeer or M Million, aoa Thousand. Hundred glasses, sufficient to Eve every man, woman ana in the United States, five child glass es each Did von eet yours? Be sure and cet some this year? The Aa. whole family will enjoy it cent paotage makes 5 gal Sold everywhere. Made Ions. only by The Clas. E. Hires Ce., FWlada. OR THE CITY. . . J &A, I, WAGNER, . .. ,. ... ... -. iMm --' - - - - - - - :'
