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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20
LOCAL And GENERAL NEWS
Itemized Account Of DOingS IN
City and Country.
BuRGLARlOUS PLANS POILED.
Propossd Robbery Of Naughn's Jew
slry Store at Dallas Discover
ed in Time.
BrRGLARlOus PLANS FoILED.

Last Friday two men and boy
all suspicious looking character, ar
rived i'm Dallas aud commenced hm'
iIiarizing themselves with the town.
A Young fellow named Sportsman
who lives iu Dallas and who recent
Iv served a term IN the penitentiary
for forgery, recognized one oi the
mo, as An ex-convict who had been
In the pen at the time lac was there
and they renewed their acquain-
tancc. The man took sportsman
into his confidence and told him
that the gang had a scheme on foot
20 "crack" u. 4. Naughn's jewelry
store that night and asked him to
Join them. Sportsman when he
learned Of their plans refused to have
ANYTHING to do with the job ana
Immediately went TO Mr. Vaughn
and informed him Of what he had
learned. The store was closely
watched by Mr.. Vaughn and three
othcr~ during Saturday and Sunday
nights but no attempt was made
AT robbery. Yesterday morning one
Of the gung lc1 town, coming to.
Salem ON the stage. The eX-convict
and the boy continued to hang
around town and yesterday they
were arrested ON suspicion and
lodged In the county Jail. The boy
ON being questioned said that the
gangs plans to rob the store had
been frustrated boy his objections and
by the fact that the store was
guarded. The boy was Rst night
released from custody, but the man
was held for hearing to-day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20
Nsr,. g,asltss amer

Salem merchant, am, ever Wide
AWAKE tool~n new channel, of trade
Wlll catch our meaning, when We
tell lhym that ana edition of over asN
vopic, ot the WEFKIN CRtrAL
JOURNAL viii be ~cut out next
wcck rhi, pSprr will visit nearly
vNvn household iu Marion county
and many m Northern poik, v>IsS~
tally that par, of the county tnbu-
tary Ca salem Cipulatiou is what
ma6v, advertising valuable aud the
CAPITAL JOURNAL g,anuteys It's
,iUuhtiou to AN advertisers The
oouuJN trade is worth p,achiug
an,r aud au advertisement m the
WHlNtN CNrtrAl JoURNALWiube
a wonderful pgr,uadyr Rates on
application to Win a Parry. Man.
agyT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20

l.ast evening tN NIsgmph.al
,rnu Jhy tArWN JoyENAt Na,
uladg lo ,,y tha, hou } } Murphy
apIsansi WF Jht defendant m thy
uase uf luuu A RD,uu ~, Awglia
KiiyN Tho iJvm a, WuyJeu D'ad al,
kllovs "Ju,iioy o'hsah thi,
morning usudsN,i a d,,,,iou iu a,,g
~ thy defendants in the oaSe ~
iunu A hr'Nu IA Amsils RliyN lu
which il0n. J } Muuhy apISar,i
fo ths plaiulih and ii0u nlu.on
Hri NF thy dgirudaut
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20

ou u,Nl saturday evening at ,a3
o.vlsyk thy following pu'gmmm,
Will Ia, n.ud,psi ag IA, n,gular meet
lug ui Jhy G,,s rywpar lo,igv
aud am m,mlsr am D4u,,y,d to b,
pp-uy ~us,>h Rn' tuuk psvvy
-olo ~,mtg naN l'u Wander Rack
Again hnt luN,J vaiiug Run
NA,r Instrumental duet Rr, Nr
t,l sud Nm,Jnmg usilatou Rr,
h'N,r 4uauyiJy The uId Uumg
Amt Mhatu U--t Wa, ,Is,yh.
y k GaNkri y>>a,. Mn NJ j.
M,rI,fsm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20

Mrs. l.. J.. Buckingham Is serious
" III at the residence of her son-in-
law, p. S. Woodwork, on Gaity
hill. Her son, Henry Buckingham
who is here from Kansas on a visit,
has been detained from returning
home by her Illness and will probab-
ly remain here several weeks longer.
Her daughter, Mrs. Woodwork, is
expected home from China in a few
days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20
Teacher Resigned

Mrs. T.. J, Dawne has handed in
her resignation as teacher in the
Fast Salem school to take effect
Monday. II il understood that her
successor will not he chosen for a
time rs the attendance at the school
Is now smaller than usual, and her
pupils will be placed In other rooms.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20
SUDDEN DEATH
A Citizen Of Corvallis, Seeking Health
Dies on the Way Home.

Mr.. Belknap, Of Corvallis, VINO
has been seeking relieffrom Brights
disease. and had been sojourning al
sodaville with the hope Of relief,
was returning home last evening
having decided that no benefit was
accruing from a residence there. In
company with his wife and brother
he stopped at the Russ House,
Albany and at about Q o'clockp. m.
wa. taken worse and died. He was
prominent citizen Of Corvallis and
a principal owner in the large
foundry there.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20

The ladies Of the Woman's College
Association will give, about the
middle Of April two days steam
boat excursion 10 the Cascades.
They propose making this the
event Of the season, 81 far as genuine
pleasure aud enjoyment goes.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20

The ORIGINAL ABIETINF
OINTMENT {, only put up ia large
two-ounce tu boNy>, and {, AN
aoSoluIe Gun, Tor old sor,> burns.
wounds chapI,d hands, and an
skin cr'ptiou>. Viii positively
curc al, kinds ~ piles, A,k for the
ORIGINAL ABIErINE ONT
MENf sid by u, W, Matthews
4 Co, los state ,,Oct, salem. al Is
cVuts pcE hoN-by mail 81 oeut,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20

>h,ua M,nlo collcytr,i over s4.Uo
osmN taxes to,lay This Is the
hrsyet amount r,,viNyl any day vet
thl, Nvar Atsoul N0u ~ this
amount vas paid in by Mc,sr-
Nslidsy a MyCbin of S.l,rton
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20

Willis * Chamherlin have few
desirable building lots in East
salem for sale on reasonable terms.
Parties desiring eligible building
sites would do we'll toexamine them.
as only few such lots are to he had
In the city limits. AkO, y lots in
North salem at special bargains.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-03-20
snPREnR COURI.
SALEM, March 10, 1883.


On motion of w. H. Holman
Samuel Stanley Pentz was admit
ted. upon certificates from the u .
supreme court and the supreme
court of Texas, to practice in all tne
courts of this state.
w. n. NOrthup, ct al, app, vs. I
IA. Marquam, resp; appeal IRON,
Multnomah county; argued and
submitted. w. Y. Masters and Jas
K. Kelly, attorneys for app; A H.
Tanner, attorney for resp.
F.P. Embree ct al, resps., VS.. +,
IL. Peckman ct al, apps; appeal
from Yamhill comfy; judgment ol
the court below reversed and the
case dismissed; opinion by Strahah'
~.
Following is the syllabus:
l. Chattel Mortgage Defined
A chattel mortgage is the condi-
tional sale of a chattel to be void
upon the performance of the cohdl-
tiOns named therein.
2. Partner-POwer to Mortgage
Chattels of the Firm to Secure
Partnership Debts.-One member OF
a firm has the authority to mortgage
the chattels of the partnership to
secure the payment Of partnership
debts, without the knowledge or
consent of the other members of
such firm.
Joseph Holiday, app, VS.. Esther
Holiday, resp; appeal from Multi
nomah county; judgment of the
lower court reversed and the case
remanded for such further proceed
ings as may be proper in accordance
with this opinion by Lord, c. J.
The syllabus is:
|. An executor is a person to
whom the deeedent has confided the
execution of his last will and he
derives his appointment from it.
Letters testamentary issued by the
probate judge are but the authentic
evidences of the power conferred by
the will, and are founded upOn' the
probate of that instrument.
>. At common law all persons
capable of making wills, and some
others besides, are capable of being
made executors, and from the
earliest time it has been the rule
that every person may be an
executor, saving such as are eX-
pressly forbidden.
;. Our code has disqualified many |
persons, who, at common law, were
to serve as executors, the
of modern legislation be-
ing to enlarge the control of probate
courts in respect to testamentary APP
pointment; but the principle by
which the court is to be guided in
determining to whom letters tes-
are to be issued remains
unchanged.
i. AS at common law 50 under
the statute, all persons not expressly
forbidden may serve as executors,
and when one or more are so ap-
pointed by the testator, the court
must give heed to his choice and
ssue the necessary letters to enable
,uch representative to perform his
rust.
5. 1t was, therefore, held, that
when will is proven, it is the plain
luty Of the court to grant letters tes-
to the person named in
he will, upon his application, who
: not disqualified by the statute.
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THROUGH THE LONG NIGHTS. BY Mrs E.
LYNN Linton 20
THE FATAL THREE. Bv NJ T. Bradion 80
THE MYSTERY OF MIRBRIDGE. BY James
Pawn. illustrated 81
STRANGE ADVENTURES OF HOUSEBOAT.
BY william Black illustrated 80
wFSsFX TALES. BY Thomas Hardy 80
JOYCE. A Novel BY Mrs. Oliphant 80
HERR PAULUS.. A Novel BY Walter Besant %
ONLY CORAL GIRL. BY Gertrude Forde 30
FOR THE RIGHT. BY Kari Emil FRANCIS. Given
in English by Julie Suffer 80
The above in Octave. Paper Covers
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-06-21
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, -

THOMAS COUNTY. S..
In the District Court for said county Jason F.
SteenrOd and Harriet Mills, partners doing
business at FairmOunt. fillmore county,
Neb. under the firm name of j. F. Steenrod
Co. plaintiffs, ys. Frank Davis and James
Hines. formerly partners, under the Arm
name of Frank Davis s. Co.. defendants,
Said defend mt. James Hines. will take no
tice that he has been sued in the above named
Court for upon an account for goods and
merchandise sold by plaintiffs to defendants
and delivered to them and their hired men on
the written order Of defendants al their spe-
cial instance and request during the year 1857
at the city of Fairmount. Fillmore county.
Nebr.. to the aggregate value of 1924 10. (Of
which the sum OF $500 has been paid ,togeth-
er with interest thereon from January LIST.
1888, and must answer the petition filed there
in By said plaintiffs on or before the seventh
day OF July. A. ID. 1888, or said petition viii be
taken as true. and Judgment for plaintiff in
said action for said sum of $54l 40 and inter.
est thereon from January LIST, 1883. and costs,
ard in the attachment therein granted, VIM
be rendered accOrdiugly.
tSEAJ.1 L. ]. PAINE
J. A. GILL; Clerk Of said Court
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1S-15May31
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