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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-17
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
MARION COUNTY TAX LEVY.
II Is ssde a. EssBsmieally n Psssi-
bic 10 kssi ih. Extraordinary
EsgUir~ueuls.

The county cBurt 81 Marion coun-
Is, coD-;-iing ~ County Judge Wal
do aud Comm issione-z Grimm and
Watson. mel Saturday fJr the pgT-
pose O; levyinc the taxes necessary
for the ensuing yea-. The nei va'u-
alton 81 taxable properTy this vear
i 8 30 80 The sNerzce general
exT~pdi,uTe- 81 tbe county for -nne
years have been syl.HpG. but ths-
year THE county has il share os tw0
large fridge 60 pay fu-. $500 on
the ,isfierS1u bridge and the a--e-i
proportion of The Willamette bridge
a. salem.
1t = not yti known what toe
state levy vii ", hut the county
c1urI did DO. think il advisable .
wAit f,g This lc * made before hsv.
ins The ucos- perfected and placed
in the sberlf'- hands for collecIiuD
20 they prUe---ied OF The hypo.h--i-
that the state TAX levy would =
five mills. TIE tax ~ twc-,en.b
OF mil to- INDECENT soldiers wa-
Dot lsV ied ILL., wear because ia,
years levy -as--d 1890 and :hsr,
nas beer Only So of tui> expended
- the levy made = - follows
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

~ALENs MARKED PRogRS.
The Jefferson Review has these en-
cnurasiDg remarks 10, Salem.
Never in the history of this state
ESs Salem wilues-sad such celeora-
tiun - iook place in the metropolis
last week durlng the State fair. The
ci.y done Itself proud and made the
event . grand triumph. In the las;
thirty wears Oregon has gore beyond
al expectations, and ranks to-day
allunc-s lbe foremost Prom straE-
CLING Villages have sprung VI cities
v-bu~e commercial Importance are
recognized over the entire world.
Salem from a small town has grow u
To te . city OF eleven Thousand souls:
in whose vicinity are hones o. lux
ury and plenty. yielding millions Of
dpliars worth nf gnAin and fruit
Wei Iusy Salem t-e proud Of the
faei that she cab accommodate the
crowd thai graced her streets dur
inc ihs Stale far. The iron hor-s
nos 1r4ver,e= The old Stage lines.
bringing tbe I,-lucipal points OF ;he
stale into ciu--e communication with
her. Great ard glorious has been
lDe bsslo-, Of this valley. and grand
II wil l. in the fuIure. Salem
should u proud OF the attention she
attracts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
LOCAL NAEkE.
Wheat, ns; s. cents per oU.
II ~, active; g. ceuts re. IL.

AT TIE CASSEET. One . b0
has 10, sen it would probably he-A-
tate in teileving ina; there Z nov
stored .; the car roe-y -co-ee o. iou-
o. green fruit awaiting 10 D. cz4uu@C
Or dr.ei. A JOURNAL reporter loos
. hasty look through the establish
meni SATURDAY. In the eaDDery
they were principally occupied IL
putting VI green corr, while in tbe
evsporHtor apples were tie fruit
rseing disposed OF. and that rapidly.
the mo~s attractive pa-- o. the
WORK noticesble IL the canns-y va,
the operation which the corr went
through, from The time the husf
= pulled of uu;iI il i sealed IN tbe
Cars The corn = husbsd by hand
and then go,s 70 The '-sneller. -
called, where the eo-n L cut OF by
machinery and u done a. rapidly
- -vo BOYS CAB feed the mills. Of
which tbe-r are Two. 10y putting IL
one ear Of corn al time. The co-p
y carried from here By al endles-
chsio and cup TO what i known a.
the '-,czlds-' where il goes through
ths first procesr o. cooking. From
this il l. conveyed IL 8 similar
manner TO the can filler. an6 from
there they 60 10 the solder. where
the cans are all soldered, after
which they 60 10 the retorts where
tney receive the fnsl cooking. and
then are ready for ih= Labels and the
boxss- The entire establishment i
handling al immense lot Of fruit
Wagons laden with fruit are being
unloadsd q. every hour in the day
anc often many awaiting their
turn 10 drive up 10 the bins. The
company expects 10 have fruit
enough to keep them in operation
until winter. at least.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

PCs FoR THE AANY.-Prof. Gen
try arrived in the city this morning
in his special car, with his trained
dogs and ponies. The following il
from the Victoria Colonist, of sept.
the 9Th inst: "If ever Victoria
laughed, it was last evening al The
Victoria; if ever the walls Of that
edifice were made 10 shake again
with the sounds Of genuine merri-
ment it was when those dOgs aud
ponies appeared before the audience
last evening. For once there was a
real farce given, and it was perform
ed with such quaint fidelity aud
conscientiOusness that it could not
be accepted as other than real, down
right, laughter provoking fun.
Prof. Gentry's combination Of ami
mails is better than a whole army Of
clowns, comedians and harlequins.
The ponies performed the funniest
possible antics and did SO with such
perfection that would have done
credit 10 the most intelligent human
beings. There was strong suspi-
cisn, that those dogs not only thor-
oughiy understood what they did.
but that they were humorisis by
nature" They appear at the opera
house this evening. aud also to-mor-
row evening. Every one who de
sisss 70 have q good, wholesome
laugh should - out and see them.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
Ordinance No. lW.

An ordinance bill pTovid ng Tor the pfUtec
iinn Of public sewers. he manner oi
making connection herewith and for
making a record % such connections.
b Il ordained by the common council ol
ihe city of salem.
SECTION III; shall be- unlawful iorauy
person or person. To ub,iruci nr In any
manner interfere with any public sewer
Within The city ui salem, OF tu make con-
ne7ciion Herewith without the written per
mission ui the city recorder.
SECTION ANY per.Dr desiring such
connection. before making the same, shall
make application IN writing tn ihe record
er for "a permit therefor, particularly ue-
.cfibing the premises to b. drained ana
the point o: lunclure with sad public
sewer.
SECTION g The city recorder j. herr
ny authorized to grant permits for such
connections. subject Ia such restrictions a.
to the -iIe and material Df such rnnnsriin-
pip, the iDesltinn ~ iraTs aad the manner
pf doing the wnrg. q. tue r-s'Drde: and
committee nn slr~-eis and public property
may deem Necessary. And, wheu requested
ny said committee. he shall require from
the APPLICANT a bond or other seruriiy sui
ficieni IN amount To indemnify the ciiy
against los or damage resulting from his
czireies.nes., imperfect worE or mate
nal, or failure to comply with the
terms of the permit or Oi ibi- ordinance.
SEGTIuN f--Tue persOn obtaining such
permit shall make the connection therein
nltEbF4HrI ID tfNDfuAuTt WIN IL hfEiiet
under the supervision OF the street cun-
missioner a. provided in ordinance IA, nc
sball cause the portion oi she street ~
alley disturbed by him 10 b. placed IA
gr-Dd cs'ndiiion: and notify the recorder IL
writing oflhe completion of the work. that
a record may De kept OF >uch connection.
SEXTON 5--The recorder shall make a
record. IN n sui able b~oE. ui all cunnec-
tious heretofore mad. with the public sew
srs Of the city. and such "a may L. here
1fier made under the provision Of juis or.
dinaEoe, showing the location, size ana
material of the connecting pipe. the point
~ Juncture with the public sewer, and the
name oi the person or persons Ia whom
the permit was granted together with the
time when such connection wis made and
-ball make such Otner record relating
thereto a. said committee may direct.
stA'TIOS 6--Any person violating any
N the provisions Of sections or 1 OF this
ordinance, shall upon conviction thereof
%. fore the recorder, be- fined IA sum not
exceeding my dollar. a tine copy.
aitestl l.. r. CONN,
Recorder.
Passed the common council August Tth,
lsAD, and approved by the mayor August
IN, isH. GEO. " lLLlAAiS, Mayor.
salem, Oregon, sept. 18th, iso.
"-2i-<i l.. r, CONN, Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

SALEx ILLCsTRAT Ed. - This
weeks issue Of the West Shore gives
some fine views OF state, city snC
county buildings OF Salem, with E
sketch Of the various industries and
public Institutions. The account o.
Salem is q very favorable one. IL
addition to what il ha. r. say Of the
various enterprises, the following l.
payi Of the statement OF the city
in genera. ''-alem is pul.ing with
life and energy. The rich blood Of
enterprise and prosperity il flowing
in tine arterie- OF trade and industry.
New enterprises are on foot that
wi aid materially IL promoting
the growth OF the city. The lead
ing street car line, extending from
beyond the depot through the city
and TO the fair grounds, will soon "
converted into an electric line, max
ing the second electric motor line in
~hI Ii~-s IhSLI--i ait ipv IL a a
ing the permanent location of the
line between Salem and Silvertou,
and the indications are that this
most valuable feeder to salem's
business will De finished and in
operation bs the end Of the year.
The spendid roads leading
out into the surrounding country, -
famous for its agricultural products
and fruits. rendering a large area
locally tributary 10 the city OF both
sides OF the river" The above il
only little Of the glowing picture
the West shore has painted in let
ten Of Salem. AS town for d
home 1t speaks il the highest terms,
and all Of which IL true. salem's
reputation is spreading wide as the
most beautiful and desirable Of cities
for home.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
PpLlCE CIRCLES srSy.
Several Exciting Gases demanding
Attention Te-tsy-Hsrse Thieves
Arr~s &c sss srs;ssr HasIrS.

There i 8 good deal Of excitement
in police circles to-dsy. Marshal
Rnss last night sfter the overland
trsin came 10 arrested young man
named Rnshlisht who = wanted for
stealing = horse from T. x. Linton
ST Kent, Wash, and another from
Slaughter, Wash. flashlights part
De- in the crime. Henry Nicholson.
& young nsn in dsrk clothes and
slouch hat, e>caped the vigilance of
the officers and cos away. Ii r. sup
posed he Was sen this morn
ing between here and Whest-
land and vii. probably lie taken
in before long. Rushlight il in the
county Jail here. Linton, the man
who lost one Of the bOrses, Il here
on their trail and make> 8 prei;y =
good amateur detective, but il tool
Rn-s 10 copper the right chan.
Captain Of Police Mimic last night
caught brute OF Chinamar
named John Sing in the crime oi
soiorpy. the victim being q whits
boy OF Is or l6 years. These crimes
have been going on for some time
and the police force have been deter
mined 10 bring the villains TO jus
gice. Their vigilance has al last
been rewarded. Sing il bound ovei
to await the grand jury and Is noi
able TO give bail.
Oswait, the father o. the girls in
the trouble with james Sioueman
now under bonds. i here from Hin
o.s anG has been trying to take thu
oldest girl back with him, but the
authorities Of the Orphans Home
wouldn't give them up, and to-day
Justice Goodell Issued an order
which will compel the oldest one t.
remain here as witness II is sup
posed Oswalt and Stnneman are IL
collusion and the general informs
ton that can be obtained stamre
both Of them a. "had eggs. "
One OF the bridge builders got on g
high last night and thought he was
a better man than Policeman Glaze,
but the latter landed him in the
cooler. There was another drunk
and q vag, all OF whom were treated
to their due allowance.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

SYSTEMATIC BELL RINGISG.-
Why ine III system Of church tel.
ringing i il vogue now in TINS city
!. not easily Explained or accounted
fox. II i not an uneommOn thing
10 hear strangers remark what i
the matter with the church b--li- o
No city Of Its size cap boast Of a.
fine d combination Uf tells = Salem.
There IL not q missing chord. from
.he sharp tenor Of the Episcopal
bell down 70 the deep tone oi ihe
Congregational. Yeg for some rea-
son tine bells do not beIin nor cDn-
clude ringing At the same time, but
one or two ring a. : time aud when
they stop a few U.hers take up the
ringing, and thus il continues for
come ten or twelve minute, instead
OF all beginning and closing d. the
same time. The chimes Of the
church bells have furnished numeY-
Gus themes for the mu---s. Bu.
the i'll system a. prac:ieed here
would make r poor subject for 9
pOeI. Let the churches adop; UNI
form system and awaken the salem
mu.es
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
ANOTHER ELECTRIC LINE.
Horse Czr Street Railways seou to he
THE. Of ih. Past in
4 len.

The report vGs current this morn
lD- ghal the salem sire-t car line
nad ueeu sid to L Chicago syDdi-
cz1le and that the old line would be
replaced a. nuu-- by : tlrsi class eiec-
nc motor line. In view Of tins
.umUr 4 JOURNAL reporter called al
he nfiice a. tine Oregon Land Co..
me owners Of the line. To ascertain
,he facts If possible. He was in-
formed that Mr.. Copa, who Is now
Eas;, mad sent 8 dispatch stating
that satisfactory arrangements had
been concluded. The m.nagers do
not think tnst lhe statement neces-
sa-i.y means the sale OF the road
- it i not their desire 10 sell.
IL J. the intention OF the com
uaify n secure money al a. low
Iutsres; T. possible, and ON long time.
and properly equip the ruau.
which doubtless means al electric
road. Mr.. Cook will be home ia q
few days. when the facts will b.
known. Until then i; l. only &
speculation. though one thing i
pretty sure. and that IL. the road il
going to undergo = refOrmstion. and
that soon, either by the present
company or by some other.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

CHEERING OPRSISG.-Tn Aka
Hesperian society had it, fir.; meet.
ing for the -@asOn saturday evening
and the result was very satisfactory.
Al interesting business meeting
Wa. had, three new members added
their uame- 10 the list and al i'm
prompiU debate il favor of early mar
riagea resulted IN 4 very interesting
discussion and d victory for the af-
firniatiye. Attorneys Nj. ". Hunt
and John A Car-ou were ap-
pointed les der for next Saturday
evening, with power to select
question aud report il in lime for
publication The indication. are
for an unusually Interesting and
useful season : wOrk 10y ihi- a-sOcia-
% literaleur,.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

FILED. - Articles iucorpo-aiiu. .
the Oregon Washington and Idaho
Promoting association were flied il
tie Office OF the secretary OF slate
this morning by q. 4. Mooney, T.
+ Osborne. Van i. DeLa.hmutt.
John Robertson, J. ". Arthur,
James Lotan, Henry Ackerman,
Chas. A Malarky and Z. F. Dur.
ply. Object OF the corporation, TO
advertise and bring before manufact-
urers the advantages OF the above
states, and to develop the me
chanical and manufacturing indus
tries in said s!ate-. The corpora
ton al the time Of filing their arti-
cle7 i not IN possession of any prop
erty. The source Of income and
reyenue OF said corporation shall IL
voluntary contributions.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
4 Pfe.eniable T9p-Pieee.

4 weli-dre.-ed man is noticed
everywhere. Very much Of the
tidy, business effect Of neat dressing
il wrought by the hat, collar, scarf.
cuff. and small details that go TO
comprise presen;able upper story.
Gen who would be success in this
line must make selections from the
stock Of johnson, Boothby d Co.,
the leading cloihiez. mt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

CAITTALs vs. JUVENILE There
was an Interesting game Of base
ball al Highland park grounds sat
urday afternoon between the two
home amateur ciub-, the Capitals
aud the JUyeLilez in which the
former were badly defeated. The
Juvenile. seem to be herd team to
down. They are the same lads who
10 discouraged tue Oregon City boys
during fair week and by their good
playing the Statesman nine were
compelled to take defeat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

The Oregon Pacific few days ago
paid it, employees for June, and the
Albany Democrat i informed that
on next Saturday the company will
liquidate for Julv and August, which
will t-e iu full. as under the custom
nay Is no; due until the 10Th aud
3Dth Of each mouth, fnr the proceed
ing mouth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

Because il has proven lts absolute
merit over and over again, Decau-e
il hae an unequalIed record of cures,
because il business IL conducted in
a thoroughly honest manner, and
heCziu-e il combines economy ana
strength. being the only medicine
Of which 100 Dn~.-s One Dollar l.
irue-ihese strong points have made
Hoods Sarsaparilla the most sue
ce--ful medicine of the day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
Personal AND LOCAL.

Mrs. DR.. Je-sup took the morning
train for visit al Portland.
Hon. 4. Bush and daughter IT,
turned to-day from Yanuina.
Rev, J. 3. Johnson was passed.
ger for Eugene this morning.
Hon. sol Abraham OF Rn-eburg
was business visitor in the city to
day.
Sanford Marsh left Oh the R.--e-
burg express for san Francisco, 10y
way OF Yaquina-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Il. White and
iamily went to Portland yesterday
for visit OF few days.
M-. Gillingham and her daugter
Mis- Grace went up to Mehama On
the local train to-day.
Thoe. Kay OF the wooien mills re-
turned home this morniug after 8
busines. trip TO brownsville.
John Wes, and Ed. rU9- ar in
tefeste6 visitor among the cattle az
the Portland exposition to-day.
Mn. e. W. -crib-r took the after
nom train intending To maxi visit
with her parents al Golienda.e,
Wash.
Mi.s josie cnowden will visit
with friends and iake ~ the pleas
ures OF the exposition st Portland
for q week.
Mrs. Sarah 4. Leach, VINO has
been in Salem the past two years,
will start this evening for visit to
Quincy, Illinois.
Rev. q. ii. Irwin. Of Chemawa,
went to Southern Oregon this morn
Ing in search ~ Indian children to
spend the winter in the training
school.
Mr. Geo. Noble, wife 81 the
sheriff Of Morrow county, returned
to-day to her home in Heppner, after
8 visit with friends here.
o. II. Fay, who has recently built
him and hi- family q nice home i'll
the southern part Of the city, went
east Of the mountains to-day to settle
up his business there.
Fred Lockley, representing the
CAPITAL JOURNAL OF Salem, was
among the visitors attending the /.
county fair Tuesday and Wednes- I
day. He secured a nuniter OF sub 1
scriDers to that wideawake SpUE-
NAL.-HillsboTo independent.
Mr.. Ralph +. Moody, prominent |
young attorney of Port Townsend,
II visiting here with hIs parents ,
and numerous friends aud school I
mates. Ralph is young man Of
fine abilities and his upward pro-
gres. will he always q source OF
pride 10 his salem friends.
The Gentry equiGe and canine par
idox show company bas arrived in
the city, and their private ear will
be found al the freight depot on
Commercial street, where all, and
ladies and children, are
invited to call aud zee them and see
now they live and travel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

Notice
To the public Of salem and vicinity:
/ hereby most respectfully announce
that ! have reopenea my dyeing and
cleaning work in the same place. ls3
Commercial street, where ! shall be
glad 10 receive your CALI.
Yours respectfully,
ALYngD WALDEAAB NYIsox.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

ISdie- who desire \ hsauiiiul clear skin,
.r~s from pignple>. coils. bloiche-Sand other
ts-tItsi. .utz> should rnmmence al once to
use In riunus Improved Liver Pills.
They will atso remove Thai hsztye look
ssnuj your eys- and make them bright,
and yii cure hsaG-tche from whateNe er
caE~s ii art.,.s- Remember. you are only
required 10 tase one snlali pill al bedtime
winch = rsNated with pure sugar, aud will
Dot -rip- ur produce aBv uupiea-snt seu-
szaiiU1. sold Al b r.snt.- 10y smith \ siei-
oe-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29

TEE GALLERY INCREASED. .-Su-
perintendent Downing Of the Ore
gon stale prison hss three more 10
have photographed and interviewed
by the OregoDian. Sheriff Wilcox.
Of Gillian county, arrived yesieT
day with Roy Brady, sentenced 10
serve four years for llOrs0 stealing,
VIM. Smith one year ou a similar
charge and Ed BiideTby one year
for house breaking and stealing
various articles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-29
DIED

HAWKINS.-On sunday evening
the 2Slh inst. al 8 O'Clock, al his
home IN this city, after a prot ract-
cd illness uf many months, John
:, Hawkins, aged 70 years.
The funeral will take place Tues
day al . p. III. from the residence,
corner Marion aud 18th streets. The
intcrment AT |. o. o. r. cemetery.
His friends aud acquaintance are
invited 10 attend.