Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-10-04
MERE MENTION.
Schoettle the tailor.

Real estate transactions for the
past week amount to something
over $4,000.
The Salem Touring mills are now
grinding again after short shut
down for repairs.
The ten heaviest taxpayers of
Douglas county pay ON total as
sessment Of S6S3,655.
Yesterday was food-tide at the
county Jail, there being twenty
| prisoners there at that time.
y marriage license was issued yes
terday evening to II. +. Shepard
and Miss Emma Jorman.
John Kelly got on noisy drunk
and settled with Recorder Strickler
yesterday afternoon, to the tune of
! s..
The county commissioners are to-
day making an examination of the
Newsome bridge across Pudding
river.
"Unknownn is still running to
houses packed from floor to roof
every evening.-New York Dis
patch.
, A subscription is being taken up
for the purpose of seating and repair
ing the Haysville schoolhouse near
this city.
The first shipment of hops went
east yesterday and comprised eighty
bales. They were for Cincinnati
and filled one car.
Wenze Wonder, an Australian
subject, yesterday afternoon filed
his declaration of intention to carry
the musket for Uncle Sam if neces-
sary.
A rumor has it that another case
of smallpox has appeared ut Nc
Minnville, Eccleston, who lived
with Ennis, deceased, being the
afflicted one.
While at Salem the first Of the
week j. e. Fenton filed his tram
script in the supreme court in the
contested county judgeship suit
Eugene Register.
"Unknown" was n great success
in England, and it may be said it is
a drama equal in merit to any Eng
land has sent to this country.-New
Orleans Picayune.
The young murderer, John p.
McAllister, of Jackson county, who
has just commenced his life sentence
in the penitentiary here, was put to
work i'm the kitchen.
If you want fine suit Of clothes
made i'm the latest style, go to ia
Schoettle, Salem's fashionable Ia :
lor, two doors south of the white
corner, Commercial street.
The JOURNALS tooth IS aching to
set itself upon some of those won
derful specimens of Willamette val
ley fruits. If you have lots of such
things going to waste why don't
you hunt some big ones and bring
them i'm here and give us an oppor-
tunity TO help advertise the country.
In our advertising columns this
evening appears the announcement
of the ever popular Chemekete hotel
Justly termed the peoples favorite.
At this house the traveller will
always receive the kindest treatment
and the best accommodations.
Their motto is toplease and in say
ing that they DO please the writer
speaks advisedly.
Some wretch near Philomath a
few days ago placed a bottle Of
strychnine in a spring from which
hundreds Of people attending camp
meeting obtained water. 800 re-
ward is offered for apprehension OF
the fiend and a nice high limb in a
noble forest is yearning TO have
tied about it the rope that may
stTangle him.
Lane county's assessment this
year is S, ,455, 1854, which is also
many thousands less than last year.
These deprociations are not due to
any fall in values, for all the time
the country is rapidly settling up
and becoming more wealthy. The
reason is the withdrawal Of mort
gage money and schoOlfund. This
as In Marion county, has been taken
to some county where il Is not taxed
50 heavily.
Clyde Cooke Is moving into the
First National bank bnilding where
he designs opening a studio for
CLASSES I'm oil painting, water color