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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
Railroad Company Sued.

Tho Critcd States has brought snit
in the Cir-rit Court against tho
Southern Pacific Company, tho Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company and
tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to II tho nnnulmcnt Of tho
lease Of the Central Pacific AMI tho
cancellation OF tho contract between
tho Ceatral Pacific and tho Western
Union, and compel tho Central Pa
c.tic, through its own corporate Of
Ulcers and employees, 10 maintain tele-
graph lines along its cntiro main lino
and branches.
One allegation OF tho bill is that tho
lease Of the Central Pacific was for
tho purpose OF weakening or destroy
ing the Ion OF the Government in and
upon its properties, and to postpone
or avoid payment OF tho bonds md
nnnul obligations thereon. Tho suit
is understood t. DO based upon tho
minority report OF Commissioner
Robert Pattison, ono OF tho railroad
commissioners appointed by prosi-
dent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES State.
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sitting Duil.

Amos ]. Cummings, tho popplnr
Now York Congressman and jOurnul.
isl, juot before tho opening Of Con-
Grcoo lasS Monity, after tciiing OF tho
fun which he expects out Of this tes.
SOU, reid:
"Wbcn will tho ghost dance bosinY"
W%hc,cupon Mr. Springer, Of ill.
nois, pointing 10 tho chair Of tho
Speaker, said:
as ooa Us Sitting Bull enters his
tepSo.n
go sou called AT Nj Jonep' about
that littlo bill" said tho merchant to
tho olsri.
"Yte, cir"
"And what did yon flnd outf'
"Mr. Jonce."- Washington Poet
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Scvada'a Indian School,

Carload lots'of furniture nro nrriv.
Ing for tho Indian school, and the
desks, beds, scticcs, Get, nrc being
placed in position. Supcrin cndcOt
w. y. G. Gibson Gays provision will
10 mado for 80 students, and tho
host of cvorythins will bc provided for
lhom. Tho tract OF land by which
tho SCHOOL is surrounded will 10 am.
ply sufficient for farming purposes
md will 10 pvt TO that uso noxt
Spring. Before gnow falls all will DO
IN readiness. Even now parties nro
out among tho reservations In various
purls OF tho State searching for scl,ol.
nrB. --ICnrson Tribune.
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Likely TO Swing.

The last execution in tho State was
in E!ko county tho Pnttsos and tho
next ono iy likely to 10 thcre. There
appears To bc no cNtcnuating Circum.
stances connected with tho murder OF
tho Frcnchman near Wells, 1t having
been absolutely cold bluoded AMI for
tho purpose OF robbery. II Morris,
who is charged with the crime, is con.
victcd. rs il seems almost certain no
will be, no will number tho fourth
murderer that has pnid tho highest
penalty of the law in Elso county
Virginia Chronicle.
ElkO county has slowed AWAY an
admirable scatroid which was used
with perfect success on tho 10th day
Of Inst June, aud IL will DO but short
job TO put IL in proper shapo to DO
used again, should occasion require it.
Az n general thing, however, cold
bloodcd murdcIcrs in Eiio county arc
other sentenced to tho penitcntiary
or pronounced not guilty.
Tho Chronicle IL mistaken in ono
thing, however, tho ncxt nccl;tio
party in The State will probably DO
tho execution OF Parish IN White
Pine county on tho 18th Instant.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
What's tho Matter Now.

A now journal il being started in
Austin. IL is 10 be Democratic and
anti.monopoly. 1t will last about
throo months. Democrats will not
support II party organ. Thoy uro no.
good in that rosaect.--(Chlorid Bolt.
Whom i,comcs 10 refusing 10 pay for
campaign advertising it looks II little
that way.-iiilko INDrrgapFSr.
WAITS tho matter nov, bro. GfoserY
Docs tho State Central Committee
owe you anything for Campaign nd.
~vcrtising"? Tho members from this
county had supposed that everything
was squared up by tho Executive
COMMITTEES, which collected all OF tho
assessments and attended 10 nll OF tho
financial business Of t!o campaign.
Speak right out in meeting and state
your grievance, II you havo ANY,
Virginia Chronicle.
Tho IaDErESDEST has n grievance
which IL proposes to mako public for
tho bcpo!it Of all concerned, unless
tho amount duo from tho Democratic
State Central Committee ~ paid eoon.
Tho INDEPENDENT laborcd zoalously
for tho Durccsn Of tho Democratic
tickot, land tho result in this county
shows that its work was not in vain),
but for That work IL docs not nRk nor
expect pay; but it does claim pay for
regular advertising donc by ordcr OF
tho State Central Committee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-12-07
lFRox wEDsrsDAr's DAuLr.l
s~ALMAGuNDI.

F.F Muller has just placed three
fine now show cases in his Dru,,
Store.
Ifyou have holiday goods which
you wish to sell, un all. in the INpE.
PENDENT would DO 4 profitable in.
vestinent.
Tho threatened storm set in this
forenoon with u gentlo rain, and tho
indications arc favorable for II spell OF
weather.
s. Spencer passed through mt noon
to-day with a car load OF horses fer
tho San Francisco market. Tho
horses wero loaded at Halleck this
morning.
Judge Vanderburgh OF tho Su-
prenie Court at st. Paul, Mimi, has
decided that n ticket bought of. n
"scalper" is valid and must DO uc.
copied by the railroads.
Tho good people OF Tuscarora arc
to DO treated to Il genuine smuggling
match. Our neighbors OF tho upper
levels arc making progress in tho
rudiments OF civilization.
Young tc~n-year-o.d: .Pa, what's
tho diiTercno between Buffalo Bill
and tho Mckinley Bill?" "a great
difference, my son. Buffalo Bill
gives the people n show and the Nc
kinloy Bill doesn't"
Virginia Chroniclc:-It is rumored
Mt Reno that after tho 9th instant
trains No. l and / will be discon-
tinued and that after that dato but
one passenger train will be run each
way. passing that point.
Major John II. Dennis has l,een
mentioned rs n suitable man for del
eSatc 10 tho Constitutional Coaven.
ton. We knox of no man in tho
Stato who il bottcr fitted in ali re.
spects for the important position.
Alia:--Mr. Poric5's remarkable
work OF fiction called n census makes
tho remarkable discovery that there
is n higher percentage Of births in
Republican than in Democratic
States. In fact, l,o makes it appear
that Democrats have about quit he.
ing born. Tho late elections, thon,
would seem t. provo that thcy have
ais" quit dying, for they outvoto tho
Republicans who continue to be born.
Kconan & Sons, Live Stock c ,m.
mission Merchants OF Chicago, under
dito OF Nov. . say: ar .csipss OF
cattlo for the week about 5000 head
The market has been active all the
week and prices closed higher on all
grades than IL week ago. Western
range cattle Fave stopped coming to
market for this year and killers arc
now looking after light natives tc
take their place, but they want n lit,
tic fat"
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Masonic Election.

Tho annual election OF officers for
Elko Lodge No 10, j.. & a. NJ, took
placo ut Masonic Hall last night, mud
tho following officers worc olcctod for
tho ensuing Masonic yoar: j.. j,
Moigs, ". NJ; Thomas Hunter, S. WI
James Russell, j.. w; Jumos Clark
Trcasucr; II. N, Stone, Secretary.
Tho installation Of tho nowly elect
cd onicoro will toiso place at Masonic
Hall on Tuesday ovoning, the Ord 10
s.:a.
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tFnoM TUESDAYS DAlLY.l
sALMAoUNp1.

Charley Nofsinger went down 10
Winnemuca this afternoon.
Regular meeting Elso Lodge No.
10, +. & "A. NJ, ct thor Hall tonight.
Thcse are rumors OF a wedding in
Elko in the lei future. Wonder
who it 4 DO?
O'Shea's "hono rule" was not u
SUCCESS, otherwise Purnell would not
be in tho SOUP"
Mel Wines, who has been visiting
his parents at Reno, passed. through
last night on his return to Butte City,
Montana.
Nyo's now clock is n great attrac
ton to the Id family, and the window
is almost constantly surrounded by
Indians great and small.
Charles Stewart Pirnoll Is n dead
duck in tho pit, SO far us tho Irish
cause is concerned. Ito c1a nov OK
claim, 20, she was tho causo OF it,"
Miss Phillips. daughter OF Joseph
Phillips, Of Bullion, left last evening
for Stockton California, VIII GRO she
will attend school during tho Winter.
st. Louis Globe Democrat: = The
Indians do not necd II now Messiah
half so much as tho Republican party
needs q chairman for its national coni-
mittec.
We have tho Presidents Message
in full, in the Sal: Lake Times OF
yesterday. 1t is Il lengthy document,
occupying eleven columns Of that
paper.
Mrs. Tibcr, who is visiting in Cali
forum, has mn:lea record in the pisca.
torial line, having landed n 20iI
pound salmon tho other day from Il
stream in humboldt county.
Tho District Attorney is pail $1,000
Il year 10 attend to tho criminal bust
ness OF ElIo county. What right
have the Commissioners to pay his
fATcto Wclls, or any place elso?
Chicago News Closing his account
with last Wednesday night Corporal
Tanner has made in fees out Of pen
sion cases more than sl07, 600 since he
left the pension oilice to bo succeeded
by Mr.. Raum.
An Ohio journal, tho Mt. Vernon
Banner, declares that Foraker, ard
not Mckinley or Foster, will bc tho
Republican boss in Ohio hereafter.
From long range it hag looked nc
though in tho role OF Ohio boss For
akcr had figured too much heretofore
for Ohio's good.
White Pine News:-IIank Parish,
now in tho county Jail, who is to be
hung December 18th, is suffering
great mental rs we'll us bodily an
guish. Sheriff Dassctt and his deputy
are showing the uafortunate mnn all
tho liberty and kindness they can con
sistcnt with his safe keeping.
Yesterday tho Winncmucra Silver
Stats changed hands, f. d. Kelly re-
firing. Tho Silver State in future
will bo conducted rs II Republican
paper by tho Silver State Pu5li shin.
Company. While rcgrottins tho loss
Of n Democratic paper in our neigh
boring county, the INDEPENDENT
wishes tho paper succcss under tho
now management.
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COMMISSIONERS. pnccEE,,-

Tho Beard of County Ccmmisaic :
era met pursuant to Law, Menda. ,
Dec. !, 1850.
Present-M essre. Rigsby, wiiren and
Hanill. -
After allowing tho list OF bills.
published Yesterday, tho followiny
general busircss was transacted:
Tho bills OF Chas Sing, I.oemars &.
Hayden, Geo. Fsirchiid, john Frc!l.
ing, Fred Bertsch and George Bruce
wero laid over Until next meetins Of
tho Board.
Tho money in tho County 1%'repaury
was counted and found cosroct ia
compared with tho Auditors Gooi;a.
UPON motion it was ordered that
the Auditor and Treasurer be, anil
they arc horeby authorized to transfer
from tho General County Fund to
tho OGlcers' Salary Fund tic cum CT
$500; end from tho General County
Fund into the South Fork Road Fund
the sum OF s33.
ibis being tho day advcr,ired to
receive sealed proposals to crest tw,i
bridges across Maggie Crcel; ut tho
town of Carlin, the Board proceeded
10 receive aud open tho following
bids:
W. NJ. Eiggs, amount OF bid, s459:
b. L. Yates aud Geo. a. Grant, atnouut
of bid, s3S9. 1t appearing to tl,o
Board that tho bid OF b. +. Yates ani
Geo. ~. Grant was the best and loy
est, it was ordered that tho said y. Il.
Yates and Geo. 4. Grant give aiouI
in tho sum of STo0 for the faithful
performance OF said contract, in &C.
co'dancc with tho advertisement.
Tho reports Of the following onice,u
were then examined, approved an.
ordered filed: l.. II. Barnard, Skor-
If; a. w. Hcsson, Assessor; T.. q.
Henderson, Clerk; II. j. Keith, Jailer;
j. NJ. Matter, Constable, Tugcarora;
VIM. Conger, j. p, Wells.
Tho PETITION from the citizens OF
South Fork prayias :or II bridge on
the Telegraph road ut tho South Eosk
crossing was rejected.
The Board then proceeded to FIX
the amount OF bonds TO be filed b.
tho recently elected County cid
township officers as follows, to-w;,:
Sheriff, $1,000; Clerk, sl0,CCU; Ee-
co:ler, 5000; Assessor, sl5,Ovti
Treasurer, $4,000; Distric. A.,osns
$3.50; Superintendent OF School,
5000; Public Administrator, SI,Cg&;
Surveyor, 5000; Justice o! the Peace,
$1,000; Constable, 1850; Road Supsi.
visor, $1,000.
Upon riotioa tho BOARD granted
tho petition of tho ci:izona OF Caril.i
asking that the wagon road leayin.
from Curtin east, and leaving fto...
Maggie Crock, may continue on tin
north side OF tho Railroad track, IN
stead OF crossing said creek as il now
does; provided, that said citizens wi!l
constrnc: end grade tho new road III
such u manpo as 10 mako il as good
and Go easily Travelled us lho preseas
rod now il.
Upon motion tho Boaru ordered
that John Reed. Il witness in tho rs:ss
Of the State OF Nevada V {. Is. a. Nor
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Omcial %fictutSiS.

Tho Reno Gazette ot Tuesday pub.
fishes tho official returns Of tho State
nj tho recent election, which show
the following mnjoritios:
Bmtino, 1881; Colcord, 8l2; Pou-
jade, 100; bigclow, 1851; Esan, 18S;
Grcy, CO..; Horton, 80; Torrcyson,
1881; Jones, 1881; ~Joscphs, 6i7; Eek.
10y, 800; King, 1000.
Tho successful candidates for Dis
trict Judge received tho following
yoto: Rising, 1916; FitSgcrald, G,oo0;
Cheney. 6.7SG: Talbot, 0,7GA
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lFGoI SATURDAYS DAILY.l
ShLNIAECSDI.

c. p. Lcdiic'S camc in from La.
mo.l!c to-day.
Geo. +. Robinson, OF Ruby Valley,
was in town Yesterday.
Miss S.otchlcI's Thanksgiving ball
ut CaEiin Thursday night vas a suc
cbsJ.
Miss Scotchlcr's iancing class Il; \.
o. U. W. Hall tonight, postponed
from last night.
4 full atoc!; O: fino Holiday goods
jus. received nj lt,5cnstoc.I's. Dsup
III and take q look ~ thorn.
Henderson Green, OF tho Il RI OF
Clark Il Green, came up from the
Humboldt IIouso yesterday.
Now is tho time OF year when naws.
p5poTs arc requested TO publish n 81
pub in return for Il 10 cent calendar.
Thc5o was a large crowd at tho Fo.,
lla!lc;I blli Thu.slly night. AMI all
whont.@nlel hal m enjoyable time.
Al! tho good things wero not con-
Elncl az tho Depot Hotel Thursday.
There IL plenty left f"F . limo Sunday
d.a!ar Tomorrow.
Mrs. Frances Kcndricx and her
b'otn9r, Robert L1brislti, cnmc in
from LamoilIc this morning and re-
turned this afternoon.
Mrs. Katie Thompson. daughter OF
Hrs Van D:nilcn, le!t this morning 10
rejoin lIor husband ut Oglen waero
they will reside in fwture.
Tho timo Tor tho moathly purchase
Of silver By the GUycramoat il d.lw-
lag nigh, aud consequently tho price
o.thc metal il advancing.
Munscy'H Wee k!y:-Dcalcr-."Hcrc
isa nos cologne OF my own make. /
call 1t tho "Dollar Perfume because
tiscomposcd OF ahundrod sccnto."
Miss Cozzoa5, OF St. Louis, was
elected Secretary Of tao BpIri OF
Lady Commissioners OF tho Worlds
Fair, with Il salary OF 5000 per an.
MN.
Cap. G. G. Warner, formerly OF
Exc, will talio charge ~ Agent Of tho
Pyramid Indian Reservation next
Monday, yicc S. $. Sears, removed for
political cisong
ACoancctic1t judge ha1 decided
that hotels coaduct,l Oh tho Amcri-
cln plLn hayo tho RICH: IN charge
gn'Its Tor meals ~ long as they oc-
cnpy a room, whether tho meals aro
oltca or not.
Lnrnmio Doomcrang:-Tho gooso
o>no gives n Su-o inlicLtila TINT tho
w'ntsr will DO long and hard. Tho
noTno'S nest shows inialiibly by its
iiShtleSs that tho winter will DO mild.
ion taRe your cho!cc. with just now
'"o hornets nest hav'ng the call.
old Doetor-"iIow do you got
elong with your husband now, Mrs.
Mrpuire?"
'irs. Mcguire livery nicely, thank
you Hoo dcad."-iNow York Week.
j..
Peter JACKSON sailed from Mol.
non'ho Tor America on tho Mnriposh
ihuf9lay. Thorc are moro fools and
nCncO mora r,,,,ny f,r fih urnut
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lFRon MosDAr,s DAILY
sALMAGuNDI.

Will you forget to awritc it Do
ccmber nov?
Tho public schools arc postponed
for another week.
Mrs. ]. w. Dorsey and daughter
arrived yesterday morning from o.
den.
Tho indications nre favorable for
nomo kind Of n storm, ruow prob
ably.
Brazil has nj 1892 Fair OF hor own,
tor which she has raised q fund OF
1920
Patrick Crowley, the Virginia City
murderer, was sentenced To tho State
Prison for lito by Judge Rising last
Saturday.
WIN N. Stewart, tho blatherskite
silver Senator from Nevada, passed
through Saturday night on his way
to Washington.
The Alta says Cleveland was right
in opposing the compulsory coinase
OF silver. Who over advocated such
an absurdity as comp ulsory oointee"
Jacob Nelson has bought tho Bilkey
residence to which ho moved his
family to-day. Joe Lang has returned
to his old lo"o, tho humboldt House.
Aita:-Thc Chronicle heads n col
umn, Thoughts On IIell." That is
tho C%hronicl.'s strong suit, Reverse
the sentence ana tho Chronicle ID not
in it.
George Russell and his daughter,
Miss Ida, returned from Chicago
last evening. yhoy were accompa-
MOL Ivy Mrs. Gov. Stevenson who
passed. through on her WAY home.
Tho C4rsoa Appeal says: "Thc
convection OF Ctowloy OF murder in
the se.orl do;rso vas a travcs,y on
Justice" Tncro hive been several
tra"e5Iis5 Oh justice in Nevada with
IN the pas; tSo " three years.
The site OF tho old A~nle.sonyillc
prison il nov tho property OF L. S.
Jones Post G.. 4. H., OF Macon. An
elegant clubhouse will DO erected on
tho property, anal every point OF spc-
cial intcros. will be mar.5cd hy a suit
ablo monument o: building.
y. b. Nyo has on exhibition in tho
SHOW window OF his Jcwclry store II
novelty in tho WY OF a clock. II
represents 4 largo water wheel to
which is attached two brass pumps,
all kept in motion By II spring which
drives tho works Of tho clock. There
IL also a barometer and thermometer
attached. Tho clock ID valued ut Sl75.
Representative Vandcvcr, OF Cali
~fo:Gii, says pnpa!rv sentiment in tho
extreme West 10 in favor OF having n
representative Presidential ticket in
tho EcXt campaign, and that If tho
convention turns tothc Pacific Slope
for Presidential timber, Stanford is
list and foremost in popular cstima-
ton rs being worthy Of tn: honor.
The second session OF the Fifty.fi first
Congress coavcnol nj Washington TO-.
day ut noon This il called tho short
session, because il closes on tho 3rd Of
March next by Constitutional limits
ton. The first session OF each Cor
grrss is called tho long scssion, be-
cause it may rcmain In session during
tho whole OF tho Summer following
its organization.
According to our Republican ION.
Temperatures tho higher tho duties the
cheaper it makes tho goods in tho
United States. lithis DO true, why
not raise tho tariff on all kinds of
goods and thus make prices lower TO
tho consumer? Following tho same
limo Of argument, tho higher tho
freight rates on tho Southern Pacific
Railroad the cheaper goods will 10 to
Nevada consumcrs.
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Fol. Sale.

lhrco hundred tons OF good, Wild
aay' and l,iW acres of excellent Fall
psstarc, vol fenced ind wntcrcd,
rnoap for cash or will trade for cGtt,o
TOT PARTICULARS address
rs. WTcHsR,
linllock,
aAr IT'D A \ -. Nv..at,
AJuf ntI'n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12
MARRIED.,

RUEF-ZUM UMKELLER. - Wednes-
day, March IL, 1890, Albert o.
Ruef to Miss Anna Iumkeller,
both of Salem.
The ceremony was performed at
the residence of j. Ruef, in East
Salem, at II O'Clock to-day by Rev.
J. H ,ger, of the NJ. E. church, in
the presence of members of the fam
lily and re atives. The groom and
bride will go in few days to take
charge of a hop farm near Suver.
The bride is well known in this city
as a young woman of fine character
and has a large circle of friends
among Salem's best people. Mr..
Ruef is young man of industrious
habits and good business abilities.
A nice dinner was served by Mrs
Ruef, to the wedding party, and all
wished the young couple a success
ful journey in life.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12

Mr.. N. Pucket, Of Iowa, has
bought the Tom French place In
North Salem, and will become a
permanent resident OF the city.
II. NJ. Wade and company are in-
creasing the capacity OF their large
establishment 10 make room for a
large supply OF machinery and
wagons. They expect II large spring
trade.
The Baby Buggies at Buren's
Furniture Store are the finest ever
brought TO the city. 1t
List your property with the Sa
lem Land Company.
Painless dental operations at DIR
T. q. Smiths, 90 State street.
MFR. Jas. Elgin, formerly with
Peter Larsen, will open wagon
shop Of his own next week In the
blacksmith shop Of John Holm,
where all his friends can find him.
Jim is a good workman.
The Bon Ton restaurant is settling
the best 25 cent meals In the city
now.
Don't forget that the JOURNAL
has been removed into the postoiiice
block. tf.
FarraF a Co.'s is headquarters for
provisions.
II will pay you to see A. II. Blu
Ten's stock Of furniture before buy
ing anything In that line. II
For sale OF trade, a fine full blood
imported Clydesdale stallion. ln-
qulre Of VIM. Howard Phelps, at
Salem Land Go. 2-l4-d&wtL
DO YoU wANT A HOME. If you
want a neat new house on the IN
stallment plan, within six or seven
blocks Of the high school, call ON
the salem Land Company. 2'2S-tf
II does not effect the quality Of
our goods, aud make them better or
Worse, but all the same II Is very
pleasant 10 hear the continued
chorus, ~, q, wrlghrs goods are
the besi."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following is "a correct list OF
the real estate transactions flied at
the office OF the county recorder to-
day.
Ellen Weider et al TO :
Powell, 8 acers int7sr2w. ) 100
A Il aud + n Gilbert aud
wives 10 J B smith, Nd acres
tSsr2& 3w. 1870
III l. Hencky aud WI to IA
w hencke wi OF sci aud
lot | sec 81. tTsrle. |
u 4 Boise aud WI to Alice
Nj Meeks, "a luts aud 4, blk
southwest ad to Salem. 800
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12

EXTEND THE CORPORATE LIMITS.
There is very strong sentiment
in favor of taking the necessary
steps to bring within the corporate
jurisdiction Of the city the numer-
Gus suburbs and additions cOntigu-
Gus thereto. These suburbs and ad-
diiions-East Salem, North Salem,
South Salem, Capital Park, Yew
Park, Highland Park, Riverside,
Queen AEne, Fair Mount, JOnes'
addition, etc.-all enjoy the full
benefits Of city life without any Of
its burdens. The water mains are
now extended there; street cars run
to them; if fire occurs the city fire
department. responds to their aid;
the public improvements in bridges,
sewerage, etc., tend to enhance
the value and desirability of the
property in all Of them for residence
purposes, and it is no more than
right they should come in and as
sist In making and extending these
improvements. The proper au-
thourities will probably he asked in
the near future to inaugurate meas
ures to accomplish the purpose
herein outlined, and if successful it
is earnestly thought the result will
be very beneficial.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12

ANOTHER ADDITIoN.-Mr. w. IL.
Byars aud Capt. Lowell With force
of men are engaged In surveying
another suburban addition to Salem.
The property Is the old c. a. Reed
donation land claim just south Of
town, which will he cut up In Eve
aud ten acre lots for homes and
fruit farms.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12

To THE FARM SEEKER-We have
the best and cheapest farm for sale
in Marion county, less than seven
miles out, $50 per acre. Improve
ments cost more than half that
much. Terms easy, We also have
some of the best garden and fruit
farms near town. Call and see US.
Salem Land company.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12

NEW ENTERPRIsE.-It Is rumored
that Mr.. G. a. Robert has purchased
the sawmlll and tim Der lands Of Mr..
Sol Abraham at Glendale, Douglas
county. This is as fine piece of prop
erty rs can be found in the state,
and Mr.. Robert is TO be congratulate
ed on his good fortune In securing
this milling interest.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-03-12

BROKE A SPRING. -- The Che
mekete omnibus had the misfortune
to have spring broken yesterday,
but Monroe meets the emergency by
having carriages at the depot until
repairs can be made.