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The daily critic., 1890-07-28

Marriage licenses were issued today
20 James Harper aud Emma Ware
Charles X. Anderson and Mary Brink
ley5 sd 0f this city.
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

A caucus Of Republican Senators has
been called for tonight 10 consider the
report Of the Republican members Of
Tie Committee On Privileges aud ElaC-
dons on The Federal Election bil aal
tie report q The caucus committee on
he proposed change iu the Senate rules
The daily critic., 1890-07-28


C0ussI 0adsacs Of Boston Post
Not enough credit has been given the
Mckinley bin for its devotion 10 the in
teTests Of the poor man. Taxes on
blankets and clothing and carpets and
an household utensils, even upon fruit
which the fruit dealers will say is an
unhealthy" taXatiOn-can do them no
injury so long as they have the follow
ing articles free.
Catgut, Whipgut and wOTmgut
DandeliOus
ChiccOTy
Diamonds and precious stones.
CuTTants.
Human hair
Dates
Grease.
Old scrap.
Moss and sea weeds.
Rags
Mother Of pearl
Tobacco stems.
kangaroo skins.
Raddle
The b. a d. Excursion 70 PomDeilan
Fete, Baltimore, Abandoned.
The B. & %. have entirely abandoned the
idea Of running trains % Baltimore for the
POmpelau Fete at excursion rates. Their
regular rates VIII prevail
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

NJ. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
49, CO., 1919 g 81 n w.-This Company
will issue on AUGUST next ITS second series
of siCOCto Of debcutuTC bonds. bearing inter
est NJ 5rer cent, payable emi.anuually, Sc
cured by FIRST DEEDS OFTNUST upon real
estate In the CITY OF WASHINGTON,
amountlug In the aggregate 90 $4,000, dc
posted with the Real Estate Title Insurance
Go, Of the District Ot Columbia, trustees.
The bonds will be On denominations OF sinO,
500 and sI,COO subscriptions 40 par 20 tho
above received 40 the Office Of the Company.
PERCY b METZGER Treasurer.
A r. BRlTTON. Pre- leut {y.Gtt
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Lic0

DYER -OD sunday morning JUS H
an l1Q a. m John + Dy en-, aged l Esa
sMITH-Ou sunday morning Jg.E
$40 M, Mrs. ElEa j smith, bll1El.
" ID Hu "a smith l-1 Twenty second --ts
The angels eZCgIlgd us M strgu-
TIE funeral VIII take plaEa NON taa la-
teeuth-stEget Baptist church lu NEa al1
July 81, an 3 .. m.
BROW n .-Ouly July l8 1890 ka-.l Hlr
tLe beloved daughter Jf Hanson ala .e
Brown. and Eralldau-ltaE OF -a A4
Josephine CLARK. after 2 lingering ll
the illh year ll hal age,
CLEAR Ion July 81, $50, at 1ll MAJ
De daughter of a. M aud MlIE.aa e+ls
AGED , ear aud mon lHs
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

~ LADIES. LADIES LADIES'
- Mrs. McCanerty Is taa only bat ana
bounet-ifane manufacturer .u tls e.lg. can
and see her ueW shapes bleaching aud
latest styles. lldars prluEl.F attended 90,
fala q street q ~
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

n1g@ REPORT OF THE CONDITION
HF or ruE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
AT Washington, in the District Of Columbia,
At the close Of business July Is, 1890.
The daily critic., 1890-07-28
PompeIIan Fete. naltimore. ro.tnoned.

on account of the weather the excursion
announced will be cancelled for this p. IN
July 26. Special train viii leave B. & %.
station Monday 2s for this Fete al $50
p. m. Tickets good ON this train
only; including admission, S,.25.
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

DiSbjet of C0'nmiia, Cj'yof Washington, sG
7, JOHN a RUFF. cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best Of my
knowledge and belief,
ia. RUFF. Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
2ith day Of July, 1890
OLIVER r. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
Correct--Atttst:
JOHN L. EDWARDS,
B. CHARLTON,
W. Is. CLARK,
JAS. l.. BARBOUR,
w Il MENDENUALI,
ALBERT GLEASON,
WILLIAM -. WEBB,
Directors.
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

EoR RENr-uNFunNrsnrD-
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

The House Committee On AppTopFla
tiona us morning decided 2 report q
The daily critic., 1890-07-28
FoR sALE ANp RENr.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL BY
THOMAS L. WAGGAMAN, Oh ? street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
e-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-07-28
e4y+ CHARTERED by CONGRESS iss

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, s335C0O. HAS
never contested a loss by Ere, but always
makes PROMPT and liberal adjustments. DR..
Daniel II, Clarke, urest; George f., Lemon,
wick Youug, sec'yi WIZ T.. BOteler asst
HeCty iuli. lm
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

LONDON, July 2s, 2p. ma feeling
Of depression prevails on the Stock Ex-
change.
The daily critic., 1890-07-28
FoR RENT-uoUsEs.

Advertisements WHoer ms had, T1Ir lines o.
Ice, % cents for one iHssrf01. 80 csa fOr tsrss.
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

We the undersigned banks and bankers
will pay an prizes drawn IN the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters:
r. VI. wALMsLEY, prCs't Ia. Nat. Bank.
p. LANAUX, Pres't state Nat Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Prcst n, o. Nat Bank.
CARL EOIN, rrcs't Union Nat Bank
The daily critic., 1890-07-28
The b. a o. Excursion 70 RomDeiian
Fete, Baltimore, Abandoned
| married ano Died
Marrie0

alarTieo
GODFRT- RT-MEADE-uu wednesday, July
13. lsgd, Robert Godiry aud Gertrude Meade
of Washington, ID. G., by the Rev. Mr. lQll-
els ul the Eastern Presbyterian u Church.
IRELAND DAVIS. - Tuesday evening.
March ll, 1850 by the Rev. j. E. Nicholson.
MuFtLiuEtOu ID. Ireland Of Virginia and
Emma Frances Davis OF Washington, ID "
MCKIM-E ROOEE.-Ou saturday. July 51,
the hight Rev william Paret, ID D., Bishop
Ui MARY Elaud assisted bF the Rev, Ha -el
Mcklm, the Rev, Randolph Harrison Mex .l,
and Mrs. A. M. O. Brooke of Washing ll.
READING Pa
The daily critic., 1890-07-28

kG3y-WHY NOT HAVE YOUR SHIRTS
81 made by one OF the most celebrated
cutters IN Amerlcai Prices same az those
third-rate eaters charge. p. T. HALL, 905 y
81 u "
The daily critic., 1890-07-28
E0LsEs E0R RENI.

LOANS.
IN sums 20 SUIT az per cent.
The above ls only a portion Qf the property
0u my books. Eur luI Lst cal 30 once llE
bulletin. issued gu the Isl and 18Th.
V r. WAEE AMAA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
No Qasrsn q the City Council
Last Eyeaing.
WILLAMETTE yALLE1 HOP GROWING.
Recent Desirable Arrivals--Fine
Entertainment- NE Wasn't
. Sucker.-Other News.

WESTERN OREGON Hors.-"We
do not make any blow about our
hon fields, for we are hardly in the
hip business In Oregon" said hop
buyer yesterday, "but the Villa
mette valley will tuin out 10000
bales this year, against $4,000 raised
in Washington, and when the peo-
ple of the Willamette do 60 into the
hon business, they will astopish the
natives. There are fifty-six men in
the vicinity Of Asrors aud Butte
vile who belong To the hopgrcwers
association. About 1000 bales are
raised around Silvertnn, 20no about
Brownsville, 500O s6nut Eugene
5000 about Salem and a00o around
Independence, and 5000 arosnd
Aurora aud Butteville. The Auro,
N hops are raised chiefly on upland
and are considered the best in the
country, being loaded with lupu!ine.
I know q man who set out eight
acres Of hops year before last. His
Arst crop this sesson WAS II, 2s2
sounds for which he has been on
cred thirty -seven cents, at which
rate the crop amounts to S,2A.2S.
He has leased the patch and gets
oue-third. % his share this year will
pay FOR his hophouse and leave him
q nice profit beside" ."-OregDnian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

A SCHOLARLY NOrICE.-The fol-
lowing, says the Baker City Reveille,
h said to be q literal copy Of the
rules posted on . school house up In
the Big Bend country, WASH:
Each pupil h required to make q
bow on enterin the School Of mornin,
also on leving nf the School Room
of evenin. There shall be no pro-
fame Language used in School nor on
stsepAy ground nor there shall be
NO pinstiekin, pinchin, scratchin.
nor no teggin, nor no uneasy Whis-
perrin School. No pupil shall
leve the School house without per-
mission Of the Teacher. No uneasy
moven from seat TO seat. No fitin
on the road to School nor no Nick
namin. Every pupil over eight
yean old shall be subjec to these
rules, and the Teacher is to make
allowance for all pupils under eight
and enforce the rules accordcn. II
any scholar brakes these rules tina
shall be punished by switchen."
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
Mining Application No. 2.
USIrEDUrA LAND OFFICE,


OREGON CITY, Oregon, Aug. Is, iso0
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Capital
IN Consolidated GOid and silver min.
iuE company, b. r. Chadwick. president,
whose postOfttce address ir >,ileni, Oregon
has this day filed his application for u
patent fjr 3uO linear feet VI the Capital
Consolidated Cod and silver mine or vein
bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground 000 feet in width, situated In Hen
line mining district. county Of Marion xad
state uf Oregon. and designated by the
neld notes and official pats ON file In this
office ,ls lOt No. 2l6. raid lot No. 3l6 be-
ing described ,ss foii,Iws, To wit Begiuning
ut y rock in place with mound Of stone,
with bearing tree corner No. !; thence
N. lTo r., wv feet to stsne In mound VI
stone with beariug tree corner No =; thence
N. 10 w., aN0 feet 70 stone In mound OF
stone corner NJ. 3; thence Q. Ito w.. wv
feet to RICK In place vii b mound Of stone,
corner No. 4; thence .. 73o T., 5oU feet to
place OF beginning. Magnetic variation
lyo TO 21' T., containing Ale acres. The
location OF thus mine In recorded in the
recorders office Of Marion county, Oregon.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF said Capital Consolidated
Gold and silver mine or surface ground
are required TO file their adverse claims
with tse regi ter and receiver Of the U. b.
land office at oregon Clty, In the state Of
oregon, during tue sixty days period vi
publication thereof, or they will he barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of the statute.
1T. T.ApPEksON,
GlA6d keg'ster.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22


HE WAsN'r A SuCKER.-A cer-
tain gentleman from the country
who was a member of the jury that
wus out nearly all Monday night,
bad little experience which will
serve to warn our police to keep .
sharp watch FOR characters like the
one hereafter mentioned. As the
sleepy juryman was making for the
Cook hotel and bad reached the cor
ner q man came running rth on
High street toward him and excited
ly exclaimed: "Say, mister, hold
on.n "wl,at do You want?' said
the juryman. "A man just fell
fiom the trrstle of the railroad
bridge down here and is s,s9hr burt;
I want you to come and help NE get
him up and out of there to some
place wbera he can he attended 10. "
The juryman ''slpelt n nice" and
replied, "Well, Tm too sleepy aud
tired now to go with you," and
swiftly went through the gate and
into the hotel. Inquiry revealed
the fact that nothing was heard OF
anybody falling through or from a
trestle and 1t now seeh:s to be just n
the man suspected, that the fellow
was some thieving thug who want
ed to get him to lonely spot and
knock him over. There is no room
in Salem for such scoundrels and
they should be rooted out.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Well. II not positively the best, one Of
the wiscst Is he " no checks disease at the
start in his own system. In preserving or
restoring the heavrn-granted gin Of
neaith. he deserves profound considera-
lion. His example Is worthy to be imt-
tated. The complaints which afYiict us
are largely attribu able to a want OF tone
IN the stomach. either inherent OF inflicted
by ourselves upon that much abused re
pository OF the food that should nourish h
us. What Its requirements in adversity ?
A wholesome tonic. None ao good. II we
rely upon experience aud testimony, as
we'll as invigoration of the digestive Wis.,
cera, IL not to be effected by these.
Through the agency Of the stomschie
acknowledgement and biliousuees over.
come, MalsriaI, kidney, bladder and
rhuemaiic complaints are eradicated By
this salutary refurmer OF IL health.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

OPT THE TRACK.-A little after
O'Clock this morning, street car
No. 8 struck . stone that had rolled
In alongside he rail on State street
near Commercial aud jumped the
track. partly running into the ex-
csvation made close by TOR the cleo
trie line, and sinking into the soft
mud created by the work going on
there. Hard WORK on the part of
dozen or more volunteers placed the
car on the track again and no dam
ago resulted-just little excite
meat to start off a lively day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

ufacturers TO keep up the prices 10
the average of the past four years,
for the simple reason that the profits
would he so great that tin n,anufac-
tories would pop up everywhere
Like every other tariff which has
really operated as protectionists de-
signed 1t should, that on tin will bs
sure to reduce the price Of the article,
and while doing so it will give en-
ployment to an Increased number Of
men,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
RAILROAD LEGISLATION.
A Sensible Ar irle From 0ne Of the
Most Candid And Able Men Of
the State.

EDITOR CAPITAL JOURNAL: In
your issue Of the 7th i-stant you
say: "There is one departments of
legislation upon which the news
papers of the state are strangely 81
lent and that is rhilroad control, and
yet there are few thugs of more.
vital Importance. Oregon people
are Mt present entirely at the mere,
of tine railroads.
1t is we'll that the JOURNAL has
called attention TO this most impOr-
tant matter. So far the railroad in.
fiuence exerted in the Legislature,
through their paid attorneys twhonl
they have succeeded In eleciing tt
that body has made Inefficient all
attempted legislation looking to ibt
control of traffic on railroads in Or
egon.
1t is true we have the HDalt law
which is q good one as far as is goos
And we have a Railroad COmmis
sion, which was created for the pur
pose Of seeing that this Hoalt Law
was Obeyed by the railroad man
agers, and also for supervising tn,
traffic on the railroads and seeinl
that the roads were kept in repai
aud at to serve the people will
efficiency and safety. But 50 ia
the commission has been a failur
for two reasons.
lst-The law as framed wa9
through the machinations of Jo
Simon and other railroad attorneys
shorn of all efficient power b.
amendments to the original bill
In 2nd-Because the caucus at the las
legislature was under the control c
the railroad influence and selecte,
commissioners who are controlle,
by the same influence, and tn
rights Of shippers are disregarded.
1t IL to he hoped that our mex
legislature will clOthe the commits
sion with proper authority to regu
late railroad charges, and selec
commissioners who will not go I
the railroad magnates to know wha
action should be taken.
1t would be well alss to provid,
for the election of the commissioner
by the people. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

RECENT ARRIvALs.-Among the
recent arrivals who are swelling the
population and wealth Of Marion
county are MIR. a. Hollingsworth
aud family from north central
Kansas. They had two cars char
tprsd which they had well filled
with = valuable property, among
which are fourteen head Of extra
nue horses. Mr.. Hollingsworth will
probably rent place the first year,
during which time he will look
around and select choice purchase.
Other desirable settlers arr j. w.
Curtis and n. Hook, Of Michigan,
who have purchased from DIR. G. W.
Hunt the old Capt. Staples farm
near Turner, paying therefor $ll,-
600. 1t u their intention to engage
in the business Of missing fine sheep
and other fine stock. 1t Is thus the
merits Or Marion county are being
recognized abroad. bringing cauitsl
and suterpstse among Us, which am
Suys 10 reap . rich reward. Tht
JOURNAL bids theee gentlemen and
their families hearty welcome.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

FAILED TO CONNEcr.-A sum.
cient number Of the city councilmen
failed TO come together last night At
one time to form u quorum, so an
ADJOURNMENT was taken to Friday
evening ut the usual hour. Mayor
Williams, Councilu,en Hir.ch, Gray,
Collins and Brown answered to roll
call, but one more was necessary.
Mr. LAHORE had been there, but had
,lsftsin despair before Mr.. Browns
arrival. RecDrder Conn and other
officers were on hand.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Everybody has heard of . "horse laugh.
but who has ever seen an equine gifted
with the power of speech7 Such an animal
would BE- pronounced . miracle; but 90
would the telegraph and the telephone a
Gently 9, cure for consunption, which %
universally acknowledged 70 be ecrofuIa
affecting the lungs. would have been looked
upon - miraculous. but now people are be-
GinninG 70 realize thai the di6aaAe y nat In
curablo. DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery viii cure It, II taken In time and
given . fair trial. This world-renow1ed
ssmAdy viii not make now lunga but II
Will TsotosO disoaaod ones 10 Q he1lthy state
WhGu otb9 means have failed. Thounnds
emtefully toof5fy 70 thie. 1t h the most
Potent tonic, or strength restorer, altera.
tive, o. blood-clsauser and nutrttive. or
leGh builder, known 70 medical science.
sSitss. zstS@s dsfsmS h Z Is He'd. % snG
Ill UngsCtnG Coughs. + y m unequaled
remsdy. In dasanSsments OF the stomach.
liver ard hovelA . Indigssti0u. or Dye
pepGia, BiliousneG. or Liver Complaint"
Chronic DiaSThea, and Kindred ailments. II
"0oiiSa Gsdicai Discovery \ the only
medicine Of ~ class. sbld BY ldruggis1,
as ~ & - Ssssss s'S@ Sr esss uss
= evesy s9se q dissaas for which It y rec
s1os3ned. e. zoHsy pAad fos y wiz bs
cssgsislf ~. ~ woslp's Dsa Asn Assu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

ts niehca's oslAsa ns,ss~ NJ. f,
osss Susss SAeecs';s. aw. 80 s,~ood sis...:
rcssese - LAse esA bady; Ss,s ~
:iiM,.iss sss. csspss< Iessd bie,sh..
ySSii 1r%s rs ~ S!ssass (sova -
.sss vnSoee 1alsAn Ne. \
ss sSsylasy, A:rssriaisyphilIue Shcu.
rssx - =. sns neoes, Pains e ths
Hss:A ~ ~. stsh,tls ~ ~ Assk, Ulesssssd Sore
IStss It Gsc,@ etlenssS q u EnSs. All
ss sasced ~ ia1isssetioa ~ sS.s:
q. s.l!sy. .l:.' l:.'iG y =; =: ~ =: -: :ss
~ lA6eAass 0eiies eSss.S
p iisxss sssss' ~ isss ~ = q iS'isGs:sAse s:Ase 3.s.
.ssI:. .sssII:"sss'~-''.- .Esis: . = :;; =:
= sacAs3's ossAs~ s,..s.A =.
2 In.n.sasry Glst, sssisS~s,s ~. 1wsSs.
y h3GSe'S Sc,a.. o,..-.
sss@e 81 ,aiss hsAlins 81 k,rbI,ltic sos..
~ EisHau's 6:iSsvssEr vsn.
- - sssaAsHsns; L,sx o p.,ya II 49,.
Y. excess ~ Oyc.-Aath. Ivo~tr.a;o. ~.
Cefee ~ 20 pev Uexs ~
yswso sAo EevvimO,
~. ssSsysnsss' {. O. w., scursly pssL.1
2; s':::;:: ::: y: :::s :;c:aR =. 49,. 80.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
EXCITEMENT

runs high in this city over System
Builder, as everybody is using it for
catarrh of the Stomach, COnsump-
tion-Dyspepsia. impure blood and
to build up the SysteIii--it certainly
must be AN excellent preparation,
when every body speaks So well OF
1t. d&wyr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
THE ODELL
TYPE WRIT Err.

so viii BUY the ODwLl TYPR wBrrKn
with ~ charucteru, and ol6 fDr the eiN0t
CAsGUpELl., warranted to do better WORK
than any machine made.
II combines SIMPLICITY with DUnAbiLr
Try. SPExD, EASE Of OPERATION. WearS
longer without cort of repairing than any
OH her machine. Iias no Ink riboon 70
bother the operator II 10 neat, substan-
tial, nickel plated, perfect and adapted 70
all kinds Of type writinE. Like a pr,n.ns p,s
man ,iscrilt. Two or ten copies can oe
made nj one writing. Any intelli iRent per
ss,r cs,n become an operator In two days.
Meofier pi0CQ to my operator who can
equai the work Of the DounLE CAsH
ODEI.L.
I.siIable Agents and aalesmen wanted
Special luducement W dealers.
For pamphlet giving Endorsements, &C.
address ODEf.L TYPE WRITER CO.,
~ aud s. 9th Ave. Chicago. IIi:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

w. L. Wade, Of North Salem, has
= full line Of general merchandise
and is giving away handsome books
with cash purchases. If
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

FINE ENTERTAINMENT - I h e
house that greeted Miss N. Grace
lsscSibcr and her assistants IN her
siasutionary and singing entsstai0-
Aisnt was very nxitering and those
present fslt and expressed them
sslvss - more than pleased with
tbs psegsSm and its rendition.
Full pnxtlculsn In the social depart
usut Saturday evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

BETTER Do Tiff you are not
receiving the Daily JOURNAL give
1t trial. Fifty cent mouth by
carrier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
Johnson's Universal Cytlopsdil.

An original work by 10 Of AmsrlcA's
most eminent scholars as editors and
sOJ eminent specialists from all parts Of the
world ~ contributors, whose names are
signed TO their articles. as . voucher Tor
tccnrscy. IL you contemplate setting .
10 show you The work, thousi, you may
not purchase. Address u q. BROWER,
state Manager. Salem, or Astoria, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

M. .D0H'f.--Don't kick about the
:nne fall weather. but make the best
ofit by bringing your fruit 10 Squire
.fnsRnr 4 Oo.'s. They psy cash and
then ssli you groceries vt bedrock
sstsA llr Av(
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

R.--Contractors and par
tIss eouismp platiag building, should
not &ll 10 call on J. +. jacobson for
estimates on rough and dressed lum-
her. Yard aud once near agricul-
tursl works. 0-26-s o d-tf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

- large circulation In tn towns and among the b y
."s ana Yamh COUNTIES Aside from this also
throughout tis Eastern among psops whoss
- s,-. W. view TO coming West. THs JOURNAL makes
s..s "s'us'@ inflammation concerning fult growing ane
asc she market reports. II y ~ unexosusd sdvss
tsads 49, ssnl ealaAs inAassGk NN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
MAKING TIN PLATES.
Seven Factories to be EStab
liShed.
The TARIFF BILL BOOMS ANlNDUSTRY
Very Costly Plants---The Ore to
Come From Dakota. CalifOr-
MIA and Wyoming.

New YORK, Oct. 10 The Trib-
une's Pittsburg special says: Three
tin-plate plants in the vicinity of
pittsburg are certainty, while tour
are contemplated, besides Pitts
burg company will build the ma
chiuery for the tin-plate plant.
The Tribune's correspondent sue
ceeded in obtaining definite inform
alton in regard to the extent of this
new industry created by the Nc
Kinley bill.
The United States Tin Plate Conn
pany will erect plant at Denller
station, ten miles from Pittsburg.
kirkpatrick & Co. will put up mill
at Apollo, Armstrong county. Jen-
nings, Braler & Co. will build works
At Leechburg. Swift, Armour & Co.
OF Chicago, who ere extensive can
ners of beef, are contemplating the
er, ,ciion of works at West Eliza.
beth. j. b. Scott & Co., the largest
importers Df tin plate in Pitsburg,
may manufacture their own tin plate
hereafter.
Two other plants, in which the
combined Investment will equal S7O(
900, are being figured upon, but TIA,
injunction of secrecy has not yet
been removed.
South Dakota, Wyoming and Cal.
ifornia will furnish the tin ore fol
the American Manufacturers. With
in the last six years the most exten
sive anb probably the richest mine,
in the world have been discovered
in the Black Hills. There are thres
tin mining districts there.
! California sends still roster report
The San Jaciuto tin mineand 5O,00l
acres in San Beruariino county
have been sold to an English com
pany, which includes several tiI
plate manufacturers of Cornwall anC
4 Swansea in Wales. The compan,
will spend $4,000 to develop tn,
mine and may manufacture plat
also. The ore is said to average II
per cent of metallic tin, the best ore
Of Cornwall and Wales only run
Ming a little over Al per cent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

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