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THE D AILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1903.
WILL
MC
l?JiiAiAOl
RE LAW
Baif Association To Ask Fo
Legislation
CHANGES SUGGESTED
IN DRAWING JURY
.m
Panel and Trial Jurors--Competency of
Witnesses to i cstity as to Character
Provokes Warm Discussion
Th Mnrinn County Dar Association Anally placed on the table for two
' i
WL'VKB.
RICHER
ASSAYS
FOUND
Good News For Salem Aline
Operators
Assays on Gold Creek Ore
Improving
at an adjournod mooting today consld
orod a tiumbor of matters of lobulation
In which th mombers of tho sorter y
are Interested. Many of the members
of the association were In attendance,
tit tho meeting today, and some of the
matttaro of legislation recommended
by (he committee were warmly and
oJitirtsively detaud. Come cliunK
am proposed In the manner of drawing
the regular Jury panel, and also the
trial Jiirois, and the association will
taber to secure the eivactment of these
iffftr. The consideration of the
Mil )ml has for IU purpose the restor
ation of the grand jury will he taken
Hjl at the meeting of the association,
which will he rciumed at o'clock
tilts afternoon.
On motion ul Webster Holmes the
annual election of oltlrers wae d-
Drawing of Jury Panel.
Another hill that tho committee of
Uie association reported suggests a
muturlal change In the drawing of tho
regular panel. In substance the hill,
a framed by the legislative commit
left, Ih n follews: In making up the
regular assessment roll of his county,
the assessor li directed to ascertain
the name of every taxpayer between
the anon of 3ft and 00 yearn, and in,
dlrate the same on the tux loll by
placing the letter "J" after each of
suth name, at the first term of the
county court at the Iteglnnlng of the
year, shall write on bits of paper the
names of such taxpayers aa are elig
ible to Jury service, and a are Judical
ed on the assessor's rot. and place the
natnen from each pr eel net in a aep
erate bex: the name thai are timet
taken from each precinct to be placed
In the regular jMry bo, one nrertnet at
a time, by the clerk, who ahull draw
ferrwl until the next regular meeting I therefrom in per cent of the names
riwii tftat precinct. The names so
drawn are to Iw prepared In dupluato
llata. and one of the lists to be for.
wartled to one of the circuit Judge of
the dlilrlet. while the other la to be
sealed up and tiled In the offlce of the
Nwuty clerk, and kept there until the
meeting of the Jury i-ommlslou. On
the ttrst day of the ttrst HtguUr term
of the circuit court, niter the draw
ing of the Hat, the cominlMtlon Hhall
elect 20) name rrom the Hat: the Hat
ao drawn aha 1 1 be prepared and uum
bered In numerical order, and Hied
with the county clerk, who shall keep
it in hla official custody.
After i.adlng the bill, and before ft
reiwd any ronalderaUoM th uaui
ilatlon on motion, adjourned until a
oruHk thlM afternoon,
JURY
LIST
DRAWN
of the- association, which will be on
Monday, January 19th.
Ill the absence of Secretary ComHt,
W. II, ItlehanhHiH was made secretary
.pro taut.
On suggestion of Carson, two d
dltloital members were named on the
leglHfflthiH committee! J. A. Jeffrey
and Tilwon Cord. In explaining Ida
poettiou. Carson stated that, consider
! opposition bad developed toward
lift Mils proposing a change in the
drawing of trial Jurors, witness fees
Hd reduction of rourt fees lie said
II wraa necessary that some lobbying
Ue ddtte la the Interest of these bills
which will be placed lu the hands of
-itfiajHtnrs. other than those of the
MuriOH county deleatiott. pert of
whom are said to be opposed to those
msnmtroe.
Drawing f Trwl Jurers.
The association endorse.! a Mil pro
poslH a change in the manner of
drawing trial Jurors, and tho Mil will
lie presented for legislative enact
menu It provides that the clerk of
the court prepare a complete Hat of
the Names on tho rogHhtr Jury panel,
the names i bo sonsetmlvely uum
bered. and ih list conspicuous!)
putted In tho eturt roe. Spherical
mm of wood, nthhtr Or other durable
MMftftak three-fourth of an Inch in
hefler. shsjl be prepnraU. the saw
h ho Mimbered coMsecuUvel) . the
Mho m the Hot of trial Jurors in the
court routs The drawing of the names
shall he performed In the same awn
mr is m present This bill w
eaJWr M4orsed by the awKkuuiou.
EUJmlMateM ok Gharastee.
A proimsed change In the stntute re
lattic u the suunlaatiott of witnesses
as to the charaeter of an IndiTldusI,
IMleM eet ejebate. The bill rec
nhmwimM hy Um rowmitleo. pm
uoaes that no civil or crimlMl pro
cdlims the trial ludse deiMniM. .-
his own wwretlou, m U the cuajpv
etutr tho Wltnsw to testify U
jrtkr provides that the omJud of
wNiimm hjn of chnrae
tM - atoll b. osemhter tmclf.
talt shall be left ui the juAmeut of
the Jury g. t. Hk-hord- nnd I' i,
WArry asslid the bill so amended
N Ue mussUoa h Mt tut to Um
dl ret!, of tlbt temi hjdgo. wo .1
read eerrte, t njnuy nstae, too
sm aibltmo rights. Thee 1..J.1 it
qu-tstU-Mblv it, . t 9ti,ikw to
deWtinted t,. me trial )4 with no
r)ht of npi-Mt m- k Holmes for
the committee, defend the mens
ure nnd n4 that wttness is out
tency This nUscretlon .( be vested
m whew nd li ahmtM be with
trtnl jodtre KsUer thougnt the
in u i'jivtunuu bernnse h left
Mlth the .art g ,0tV , wW(fc
w i...i, mv, v,,.j.r. , (1 U alwa. r-d,. VT.T Z . . ""'7.
aw uiiL.,.. ... . ' " autdbj ' "uir
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eemn
P
Of totirse everybody lu Salem la In
terested in the devolpmeut of tho rich
gold mines in this county, and The
Journal takes ulcaaure In reiiortlng
that the prospects oie glowing hotter 1
and better for our home mining men.
Sevcial have already made good mou
ey on their holdings, but the work of
development la only Just getting tinder
way. The operations on Gold cieok
are being pushed by the Orogon In
vestment Co., of this city, of which
'.V. II. Utirghardt Is the moving spirit,
and some good work Is being done,
which Is attracting attention among
mining men generally.
Helow Is given a Iqttor received
from the Nntlonal olllcoa at Denver,
which Is vory gratifying, nnd shows up
the Gold creek 01 e as among the best
ever dlscovoied.
Denver, Colo.. Doc. 31, 1902,
The Oregon Investment Co.. Snlem.
Oregen:
Gentlemen. We have anmplod youi
ore. and find the following resulta:
. We llnd the ore carries one ounce of
gold, eight ounces In silver, seven
jier cent copper.
We And this ore will toast convert
In 5o minutes. This separates the val
lies each Into a condition of Jta own.
It Is iiosslble to produce all the chem
icals necessary for this recovery from
the ore Itself. The excess sulphur
will ftirnlah the sulphuilc acid neoded.
and by using magnetic oMrator the
lion can be recovered front the ore to
he used In nreclnlfiitlMir Mm wn....
, ,.. ..., I(V x 'jrjrut
Willi.
The process, after pulverising the
ore. ih in Ulrferent atw, arrangod lu
aeries so as to be almost automatic.
After the plant Is installed. It will
coat 2 cents per pound for each pound
of copper, which will lw C. l copper.
The gold will be Dilutable Mold. evi-Hni
what the concentrators contain, which
uy atliunK a small pan, au tm-pannt.
amalgumated, recovering fairly nil tile
values In a merchantable condition.
The recovery and cost Itemixed
would be about a follows, after the
ore Is laid down In the mill:
loo tons per day, 7 per cent
copper l in, P jjmjio
Cyanide for gold 15.00
umcewtratlott M00
W iter cent recwetV. 10 per
pt OK i s.h)
MARION
COUNTY
FINANCES
Without a Single Cent of Indebtedness
"Old Marion" Has $11,
402,52 in Treasury
Mai Ion county has started the New
Year in proper shape, financially.
Without a single cent of Indebtedness.
the report of Treasurer Illchnrdson,
made nubile todny. shows that the
county on the first of the present
month had n cash balance In the treas
ury of 111.402.53.
Tho report of Treasurer Rlchnrdson
for the month of December is as fol
lows :
Special City and School Dlst. Fund.
Cash on hand Dec. 1st ....I 201.19
Receipts 203.11
FLOODS
ON PUGET
SOUND
Country Under Three
Feet 'of Water
Too Much Rain and Chinook
the Cause
Miles of Railroads Washed
Out-No Traffic Possible
Total
Disbursements
104.60
198.71
Imlaticc 205.89
General Fund.
Cash on hand Dec. 1st I10.921.0G
Receipt 095.13
Total U1.C1G.19
Disbursements , . . . 1, 130.88
Seattle, Jan. 5. Martin Cummins, a
fnimor nt O'Brien, and B, N. Sh'nugh
nossy were drowned last night In n
boat, while trying to save stock from
the flood. The water Is subsiding, but
tho weather bureau predicts warm
weather and another rise. Tho wash
out of tho railroad tracks cuts off the
coal supply and reduces the. general
electric power. The street car service
Is curtailed, nnd all electric power Is
short.
Ualance 7,185.31
General School Fund.
Cash on hand Dec. 1st $ 3.3IC.7C
Receipts 72. 18
Total
Disbursements
..$ 3.110.21
000. IS
Balance 2.75S.79
Indigent Soldier Fund,
Cash on hand Dee. 1st 31G.0U
Disbursements 133. 10
Ualance
Institute Fund,
Cash on hand Dec. 1st ..
Receipts ,
.? 213.20
I
-107.05
lfi.00
Ti('al
Disbursements
IS2.GB
173.70
Balance s sjrqk
lHtV','!rw,OvVplua?.,''i -
Cash on hand Dee. 1st uo.ll
UMUiirnemertU 20.89
tktmm per y, kss mln
' issflnn
fluid. J to IJMO.00
wtir. 7 per mA at lie isimmi
Sliver, S os.. D. W jmr os . . . . -ino.oo
Balance $
Special Road Fund,
Cash on hand Dee. 1st
Balance $
Summary of Totals.
Cash on hand Dee. 1st Ill.OIJ.Sfl
HeCellitn gS602
100.82
121.70
121.70
Total
Disbursements
17.0M.31
8.MG.79
Justice Court Jurors For the
Year .
Justice of the (ence K. ) Morgan,
assisted by August Hucltestein aud
John Havnae. Jr. two freehoiiUra ihu
afternoon selected SO Jurors, sa pro
vided by gw. who will sene in that
enpsclty In uMsitUi on Justice court
aes during the ensuing year Those
eiigttiie for Jury service In this curt
ftre:
h T. Albert. Werner Hmvm. u.
Cherrlngton, J A. tinker. T. L. i)vM
David Uteiner. a. itr.t...i.
Osorge Urlswoht. Prank Meredith n..r!
i Barr August llockMiiin k a
lAmport. W. H Bunhnrdi. Jr. R 1.
rrm-r. u w. Ornjr. Theodore Roth.
Kred tlslu. J r Hu i ,.
Brown. Morris Wlnrui. o. 0. Savage
A. U Pnlmer. H. I. Belle, f. a Hss.
" O Meyer. Rues Moor,-. (hon K
Water, a N OlMwrt. Ma O Buren
Hal PntK.ii Dnn J. Frv T.m, v
Uideon Mtnm. Jobe m. n .,
if1' Chrt CalrerAJm. Rhode.
m,w ,,,. 4 o. umatl W(ir
"'rtey. TUeswre Barr a W i.-
mw J. Moore. W. P. Qeorge
Jhn mtvnc Jr Wm Brown John
R)M 8 Rlggn j m Kvle KfBj W(
!
ToU1 liuw.oft
SSS00
Net per day of 100 tons 13192.00
Two rleh nvwri Wwrt ,, rjK,pVft,
from Ienrer. showing values of
HIS and U5 92 per ton. reap,., live
ly. The oAices of the Oregon Invest
meat Co.. over John Hunhea' n
are supplied whh samples of ore from'
ineae mines, and the reoon. ,,f .
saylsts are on exhibition, and every
body Is cordially welcome to Walt the
Place and Inspect these rich products
from old Marion counts fur k.
aelves.
AFTER HOLIDAY RECESS
lOonUamd from nrst page
'to"""1 111.102.52
If you desire a good complexion use
Mokl Tea, a pure herb drink. It acts
on the liver nnd makes tho skin
smooth and clear. Cures sick head
ncltes. 26 cents and 50 cents. Money
refunded If It does not satisfy you.
Write to W .11. Hooker & Co., Buffalo
IS. l for free anmnla 11 T 13
druggist. -.
Fresh eggs and butter from our
stores at Aumavllle and Manama, at
apeer Bros. 'Phone 2491. 11-11-tf
Seattle, Wash., Jan. G. Tho White
nnd the Stuck rivers, which went out
of their banks Saturday night burled
the Interurbnn nnd Northern Pacific
tracks botwoen Seattle nnd Tncomn
several fodt under water, nnd drowm
Ing ninny residents all through the
White River Vnlloy out of tholr
homes. Train service between Ta
coma aud Seattle hus been abandoned
and there is no telling when the
Notthern main line will be open, but
probably not for several days. Last
night the Portland division was
cleared and the first tialn from the
south lu two ilnysj came in. All the
coast lines from Seattle noith. with
the exception of the Whntcom line
have been cleared, and this latter will
not bo In opetntlon until some time to
day. Lnrge foices of men nie at woil. on
the line between Senttle nnd Tncomn.
and It Is expected the lino will be
cleared In a temporary way todny.
The waters are falling, nnd It Is
thought thnt the worst of the flood is
over. The temperature in the mmm
talus Is reported falling, and this will
nave a tumlunoy to stop the How ol
water from the mountains.
The Seattle-Tacomn Interurlmn line
will probably not be In operation for
several weeks, so great Is the dam
age.
The cost of the flood to the Great
Xoi thern for the pant 10 days has been
about 13000 in labor alone. Tho
Northern Pacific is exneiuiinv aimnf
15000 a day for labor.
Not since 1S09 have there been such
Hoods In the White River valley. The
present one was caused bv the .
nine days' rain and the chlnook winds.
wnicli melted the heavy snows. In the
Cascade Mountains, discharging tho
waters Into the tributaries of tho
White river.
THIRD
CONVICT
DIE
William HeitmiUer Succum
to Typhoid Fever
William Hcltmlllor, a convict nt i
state penitentiary, died nt 2:10 o'clt
this morning. The cnuso of his doi
Is given as chronic cerebral men
gltls, followed b." typhoid fever H(
miller was taken 111 somo time a
with the fover, and ho has been In
critical condition for several dnjs. !
was nn obstinate patient lu tho hi
pltal, and refused to follow the
structlons of the steward and attet
Ing physician. Rolatlves on their
to Salem from Tillamook county, a
will arrange for tho burlnl of tho hod
Holtmlller was received at the pr
on on November 15, 1901 from Til
mook county, under a flvo years' st
tenco for assault with a dangero
weapon.
James Hill was today released fro
tho prison and left for his homo
Elgin, Eastern Orogon. Hill's term c
plred on Christmas dny, but nt (J
tlmo ho was recovering from tho t
phold fever, nnd was not strot
enough to leavo tho Institution at tL
time. Tho other fever pntlents at ih
prison arc reported Improving.
The White Houso
Rostaurant Is growing in popularlt;
each day. and you will bo In tho swln
If you take your meals there. Every
thing up-todnto
ICE
CREAM
At
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Bmie& am eW
154 State St. Phone 2874 Mu
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A NEW GAS RANGE.
For your kitchen will make you
laugh at tho high prices of
wotfd. After you liavo used it n
short tlmo you will wondor why '.
you sweltorod ovor n hot wood
range during tho hoatcd term, '
"' " worriou ovor starting a
ure on n Wintor'a morninir. :
when a touch of a match makes ; ;
ihikiu maze, sontlned to your
cooking utensils, and not boat. "
ing your house for tho whole "
ay- Try cooking by gas.
SALEM GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Phono 563. 4 Chem.L.i, o, I
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III U 'always rsdi.aliy au4 Krm
" Ajte, a umtthjr aik. Hoods Sarsaparllla
insider. Hull ..Id th m hHl -unanimously
endorsed b the com,,
mlttee on militar) affairs, and it wua
we purpose to coneentriM th- ...
J atnff departments under ,ult head
Bartmu waaUnl to know lc It M Bot
Jr tho purpose ol disputing General
Mile, as cotumander of the army Hull
replied thai the term r.m.-. ' .'
the army wm nothin hi . ..w ... .
that Mile had no authorit to i,Ut.
JV ordor uahm. directed by the Pre.
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