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The morning call., 1890-07-08
THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks opened pretty stiff after the holidays
There very fair business the first session
and Best & Belcher sold up to SO 80, Chollar to
SO 49, Challenge to So. NOrcross to SO 10, Mexican
to 1914, overman to 81 IS, Savage to S4l4. Union
to so 90 and Jacket to So 80. fotosi and Con. Cal
q Virginia easier. Trading was nyeliest in
Overman and Best ~ Belcher,
The advance continued in the afternoon session,
Bullion rising to So 10, Best Il Belcber to So 60
Chollar to 81 05, Challenge 10 SIS %, Crown Point
to So TO- NOrcross So 40, Potosi to 49, Jacket to
So 80 aud Savage to 81 IS.
Most stocks closed the day at still higher prices,
though showed a slight depreciation. Con.
Cal. d Virginia has passed its dividend for the
month.
The Stock and Bond Exchange was not in session
yesterday.
The Best u Belcher and Challenge delinquent
sales take place to-day.
Crukshank (Ionterey County, is assessed lOc.,
delinquent August 4th.
Home Mutual Insurance Will pay a dividend OF 81
on the 10th
Mining assessments falling delinquent in July
amount to $2ll 500, OF which Nevada mines want
$77. 900, California mines S99, 800 and Arizona
mines $50, 900.
Con- Cal. ~ Virginia produced last week 1888 tons
of ore, assaying SIS %, shipped S3S,597 to the
Carson Mint and has $4,000 in bullion hand:
Choilar 500 tons, assaying 1922: Savage 1875 tons
$40 As, and has $26. $50 in bullion on hand: Nor
1902 tons, 500 and has S64 ,46S in bullion
hand; Alta 800 tons S23 overman 4s5 tons 1913 so;
Justice 100 tons, $27 so: jacket 500 tons, 800 so
Crown Point 795 tons, SIT Os; Commonwealth ll2
carloads, $29.
Assessments Pending.
The following list of assessments now mi
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The children slept on. She was alone.
save for Vesuvius, who, with an unlucky
early mouse in his mouth, brushed against
her dress.
Beatrice had daring deed to do.
She went into the garden and cut the
talreSt, freshest flowers. On returning to
the house she selected Tina's largest bas-
ket. then approaching the small closet In
the wall she opened its door,
Her courage seemed TO fOrsake her. for,
crossing the room, she knelt before the
Crucifed One.
Having gained courage she took from
the shelf, oh, so carefully, the loaded
shell-for the evening before she had put
the empty one in its place under the door
step.
How her heart beat
Would a slight jar explode the shell?
She feared her trembling fingers would
let it fall. She took the dreadful agent OF
death. She laid it in Tina's basket. She COW
cred it with many, many flowers.
Then quietly she opened the door and
went out into the street.
Few were out at that early hour.
A policeman said ''GOod-morning" to her
and begged a rosebud, which she gave him.
Down to the waters edge she went, and
unmoored her fathers boat Out she
sailed past vessels of various kinds.
Whtre should she leave her dreadful bur-
den? AT last she was alone; no craft were
near her. Some men on the deck of yes
sci through their glasses looked at the
lovely vision. 1t was an Italian lugger-
it lateen sails edged with gold from the
rising sun, dark-faced, graceful girl bend
ing over the side of the boat.
AS they looked they saw her cast flower
after flower on the water, and said: Some
foreign custom of casting flowers on the
water as an offering to the rising sun"
They did not see how gently Beatrice
dropped the bomb into the water or how
her brown hands were clasped over her
wildly beating heart as she waited to know
her fate.
The boat had drifted; it was time to re-
turn. Beatrice was not used to steering
the lugger.
The tide was against her. There came
sudden gust and Beatrice Molinelis life
work was dcne.
An hour later an Italian lugger was
picked up adrift on the lake. III was
empty; there was nothing in it save La
Marque rose. The following day there was
cast up on the shore OF the lake the body Of
beautiful young girl. In her hair-long,
dark and tlowing-was La MaTque bud.
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down in the neighborhood of Napa juno
tiOn had not been listed. To get them it
would cost in car fare twice the amount he
would receive for the service but he was
determined to let no living person in his
district escape, and accordingly took the
a fternoon down train, intending to return
with il two hours later. His work occupied
more time than he had expected, he missed
the train and was compelled to walk home
over the railroad ties a distance CT seven
miles. He is weary and foot-s0re, but he
has the satisfaction of knowing that his
work has been clearly done.-Napa Reg
lister, July 7th.
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1872; 41S,s. 1881; Northern Pacific. $685. Cana
dian Pacific 80; Central Pacific 80; Atchi-
son. 461s Union Pacific, 6414; Wells-Fargo, l4o;
Western Union, s37s; Silver, 1o41a; Sterling
81 S5@4 SS1a.
wheat-Cash csc; July. csc.
Flour-Firm.
COifee-$17 05.
sugar-4ss@5ssc.
Hops-California, Ice.
Hides-Calfornia lac.
Copper-Lake, $40 IS.
Tin-Spot 81 so.
Lead-Domestc, 500 IS.
Iron-Sl4
Petroleum-S91Sc
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

For man who all night has been out lark
The city in carmine adjoining.
IT'S diihcult, quite, we would ike to remark
To rise with the Iarks in the morning.
Chicago Evening Post
"Broke by the breakers" will be the sad re-
frain OF numerous pas with daughters whose
summer fancies turn seward Washington
Post.
Mrs HO1ack-JOhn, dear, The doctor says you'll
have 10 live on oatmeal for week.
Hoiack (despairingly)-O. this is gruel.-Chi-
cage Inter Ocean.
Sweet sixteen lat Tie eonfectioner's to beard.
less cleTk)-Haye you any irnged kisses?
Beardless Clerk (confidentlaliy)-Just out of
them; but l eau supply you with tie smooth-face
yarlety.-Philadelphla Press.
"Time Will prove my client innOcentr cried
Squjig.
observed the Court. And Squiljig laughed SO
heartily that he won his case.
Did your wife listen TO your excuses for stay.
ing out 80 late last night?"
.0h. yes, she listened 10 me. and then"
- listened 10 her"-The Jester.
Father-Clara, what's tie name of that young
man who called on you last night?
cause we burn little gas, do you, papa?
Fatber-Oh, no; II lie comes again ril foot the
Bill.-BostOn Herald.
' Say old fellow, are you really relation OF
the celebrated Professor DIP"
Yes, but somewhat far removed
How then ?n
He is my brother; but, you see, there are ten
sisters between us."-Fllegende BatIer.
Jinks-Of all mean, grasping men think Minks
is the worst: don't believe he ever gets MS
thoughts of dollars and cents.
Blinks- What has lie been doing?
Jinks-He's been asking me for paliry $40
borrowed OF him some years ago.-N. Y. Weekly.
Now, this work OF art, madam" remarked
the dealer, is replica OF the famous picture In
the Corcoran Gallery at Washington"
"Well," replied Mrs. Taudree. cycling the pic
ture critically, II you'll guarantee that It's a
genuine replica Pll take it."-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
He Was Frightened: "0h, no, le's not got"
exclaimed The little boy, as his nurse proposed
going on board Il yacht, and then burst into
tears.
why, Willie, what in the world is the mat
Il just -h-heard one m-nl-nian tell another to
set The SIS sBauker"-Lile.
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Naval JOttincs.

The entire graduating class at the Naval
Academy this year will receive appoint
ments in the service. The Secretary will
waive the single failure to pass the physical
examination on the recommendation of the
Surgeon-General and the whole class will
be made available for commission.
Lieutenant Commander G. I. Hutchins,
Lieutenants d. L. Wilson and j. c. Gill
more and Assistant Surgeon l.. w. Atlee
have been detached from the Marion and
granted three months leave.
The Marine Band at Washington has been
ordered to conclude its concerts with
national air. This is custom strictly ad-
hered TO in other countries. and its appro-
priateness will be readily appreciated.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING, July Z.

NiONDAh July q
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Family Flour higher.
Wheat and Barley advanced.
Oats slow.
Slender receipts Of Corn.
Rye unchanged.
Hay firm.
Ground Barley higher.
Beans in light receipt.
Hops strong.
Hides firm, with more trade.
More steadiness in Tallow.
Potatoes rather steadler.
Onions as before.
Butter and Eggs dull.
Poultry and Game nominal.
Peaches and Aprcots higuer
Sale OF new Dried Peaches.
Dried Apricots easier
New Prunes higher.
Poor Fruit coming into market.
Grapes hard to sell.
New York Exchange lower.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Rio de Janeiro for
China and Japan the Point Iona for trays Har-
Dor, the Santa Maria for San Diego the Ajax for
Coos Bay and the Gypsy for the Salinas River. The
Oregon falls due from Portland.
The schooner Lizzie Vance, Alb TONS loads Lum-
Der at Eureka for Sydney.
The British iron ship Engelh0rn, 2375 tons, was
chartered prior arrival for Wheat to U. H. Hayre
Antwerp, SIS.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO July Wheat opened at an advance
OF from 1I4e to 115c over the closing prices OF
Thursday. Then followed decline OF 14c to 12c,
but the market again turned upward, prices ad-
vancing 1850 to 1886 eased off some, again ad-
vanced, and closed 21sc higher than Thursday.
Receipts. 661,000 bushels shipments. 616.OOO
bushels. Visible supply: Wheat 10, 63s, 900 BUSH
els; decrease 535, 200; Corn, l4,463,O00 bushels;
decrease $4,000 Oats, 4.S4O,0OO bushels decrease
411,0oo; Barley, 1853 900 bushels; decrease $4,000.
Rye quiet at 4714c. Barley steady.
CHICAGO, July Wheat cash, ssc.
Corn-35s4c
Pork-$l2.
LaId-S5 70.
Ribs-$5 Is.
Whisky-S1 90.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Arguments Postponed.

The argument in the Davis murder case
was postponed by Judge Murphy yesterday
until this NOR ming owing to the absence of
Assistant District Attorney Hosmer, who
had gone to Santa Rosa to attend the fu-
neral of the late Assistant District Attor-
ney j. b. Southland. 1t is expected that the
case will go the jury either to-day or to-
mOrroW
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Rank and File Association.

At a meeting of the Rank and File Asso-
citation Sunday evening ten new members
were initiated. w. w. Freeland resigned
as Secretary and Frank w. Patty was elected
to succeed him. II. H. Leslie was APP
pointed as Financial Secretary for the bal
ance of the term. There was large at
tendance and the members were very en-
thusiaStic.
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B. 0. Thompson, a mechanic, was ad-
judged insane yesterday and was sent 10
the Agnews Asylum. He is 4S years of age
and resided at 400 Polk street. Miss c.
Juarez was also sent to the same asylum
She has q suicidal mania.
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In the United States District Court yes
terday Judge Sawyer rendered his decis-
ion in the case of Florence w. Wauton
against Frank E. de Wolf and others sus-
tanning the demurrer which had been inter-
posed, and dlsmissing the bill. This action,
which has been pending for several years,
was to recover half-interest in certain
lands in Fresno. The case had once gone
by default
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Took Babr,s Clothes.

James Jones, a colored man, was ar
rested in Oakland yesterday and brought
back to this city on charge of stealing
baby's clothes from the house of his former
employer, Amos Meyers, q Stone street.
The missing property is valued at SS6
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To the House of Correction

Judge Murphy yesterday sentenced WILL
lam Williams, young man, to the House
of Correction for two years, he having
pleaded guilty of entering the refleshment-
stand at the new City Hall on June 18th
and stealing therefrom several boxes Of
cigars.
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BAGS Calcutta spot &c; july &c; Wool Bags
S66D38c; Potato tiunnies. nominal
SUGAR-The California Sugar Rennery quotG s ~
65se; Extra Powdered, $3.50; Fine Crushed $3.50
Dry Granulated. 63se; Confectloners' A, GAG; Ea
ira G, 4Jsc; Golden c, 45sc o ID: Bags. lee more
than bbls.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net casni
Extra fine Cube $3.50; Crushed. 65ac: Fine Crusneu.
66Sc; Powdered. $3.50; Extra fine Powdered, 6Hsc;
Dry Granulated $3.50; Xxx do, $3.50: Confect loners.
A. SAC; White Extra e, sc; Extra O. 4Hsc; Golden
q 455c "a m
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THE SIN OF 1T.

the hoof of the wild goat up-tossed
HS From the cliff where she lay in the sun
Fell the stone
To the tarn where the daylight is lost;
So She fell from the light OF the sun,
And alone
Now the fall was ordained from the first
Wtththe goat and the cliff and the tarn,
But the stone
Knows only her life is accursed,
As she sinks in the depth OF the tarn
And alone
Thou who hast builded the worldl
o Thou who hast lighted the SUM-
y Thou who has darkened the tarnl
Judge Thou
The sin OF the stone that was hurled
BY the goat from the light of the sun,
As she sinks in the mire OF the tarn,
Even now, even now, even nowl
RUDYARD KIPLING, in Chatter.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL July 1.-THE spot market is higher
at is 11d@7s I'd. Cargoes higher at 36s Sd for
off coast, 36s Sd for just shipped and 36s Sd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July, rs I'd; August, rs
Sd; September, rs 3szd; October, Is 4d; No
vember, rs 4d; December, Is 414d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, July Z. Consos, SO 7-16; United
States Bonds = as, 129; 41a's, los; Silver,
477sd; Rentes Elf 27Iac.
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NEW YORK, July 1.-THE apathy and stagnation
in Vail street which prevailed so long we're II any
thing intensified to-day, with limited business and
Insignificant fluctuations. The market closed dull,
steady to firm. St. Paul is down IA and Rock
Island per cent, but other changes were slight.
Governments steady. Petroleum opened strong,
with spot at $3.50 and August 901ac. The market
advanced 1sc. then August fell 5se, after which the
market closed dull.
New YORK, July 7.-United States Bonds: as,
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Not a Soul missinp.

Rev. E. ii. King always does thorough
and conscientious work in whatever posi-
tion he finds himself. As census enumera-
tor he found last Saturday that two farmers
The morning call., 1890-07-08

such neglected to sue upon claim which
she placed in his hands for collection She
declares that she gave Clark So to pay the
costs of the suit, and that he represented to
her that he had begun the suit. whereas
such is not the fact
The morning call., 1890-07-08

NJ. G. Wheeler with f. ( Wharf, to build on E.
line OF Castro ST. 70 IS 5. Of AlyaradO, s. 25xI05;
$4,000.
J. q. Donnell with James Glachin, to build on
Minnesota ST. bet. SOlanO and Butte $3.50.
Charles ii. Van Orden with Il. Doyle a Son. to
build on L. line of Howard ST., l2j 5. OF Twenty
fourth. S. 25xl22:6 S6494.
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An Attorney Sued.

Emily Bauer has sued L. Q. Clark in the
Justices Court to recover $3.50 damages.
She AYERS that he was her attorney and as
The morning call., 1890-07-08
A Sisters Bust Wanted.

The following letter has been received
by Marian Wilson, Clerk Of the Justices
Court:
OGDEN. Utah. July !, 1890.
Dear Sir: A sister OF mine In Oakland has a
life-size bust cIayon Which have tried In vain
10 get possession Of. 1t Is valued at S35. i can
prove that paid Tor the picture and frame at a
portrait company on Geary street one year ago
last Christmas / want to get 1t, and want 10
know some Justice OF Peace name so ] can
write out an affidavit coniaint ng the facts am
not sure exactly where she lives. Is an affidavit
all that Is necessary for same? Any Information
Will be thankfully received by yours truly,
MRS. DRURY MCNEIR,
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Wholesale rates from saughterers to dealers are as
follows:
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality, 5@512c;
third do, 4@l412
MUTTON-Wethers, 712QSe; Ewes, 7971ac.
HANDSPRING Lamb, sc g 10.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4@43sc for light granted. and
31h0334c for heavy packing; stock Hogs, SAG
3hSc Il Ii. dressed do 7dl1Lac IS ID
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j. McCullum OF Palm Springs, San Diego
County, plucked two watermelons last week that
weighed nineiysix pounds. They were sent to
the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.
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Shining Notes.

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, 1212c for sight drafts and
VIC for teIegraphic
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

s47 was the daily average of want ads. in
THE CALL last week. 1t always has the
The morning call., 1890-07-08
General Merchandise.

year staple I21sI5c; San Joaquin and Se9tnsin.
seven months, 12@16c; choice Foothih ioSio1sS
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 03@l 04 . ounce.
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Mexican Dollars.
ouotable at s2@s319c.
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Dividen4s Declared.

Dividenos Declared.
COMPANY Amount Payable
Caledonia %. H)............ so Os July Is
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales yesterday In the San
Fran cisco Stock Board;
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Results, not talk, convince advertisers
what is the best advertising medium. The
CALL gives the best results.
The morning call., 1890-07-08

w A BriggS, sacramento
II c Montgomery, 5 Clara
l q Winchester, Petaluma
NJ ID Merrill. Oakland
II Cartwright, Rochester
n NJ Beaver. Woodland
J HHibbard&w, Cloverdle
4 X Cook. California
Mrs NJ Miller, Monterey
} Gamble, San Mateo
A Duvall. LivermOre
A V la Motto, Glen Ellen
A A Hedding, san Jose
j = Hamilton, California
Miss & Patterson, S Rosa
/ NJ Merrill, san Diego
W Van Allen. Healdsburg
j a Shaw, California
G III Garmoute. Woodland
4 w Cogswell, Chicago
w 7 Brush, Woodland
G McCloon, Sacramento
ii Alexander. Sausalito
I l. Gray, Sacramento
Dana Perkins, Sac
II A Gilbert, Mayfield
+ ClawSOn, Salt Lake
Mrs NJ q Clawson, 5 LAKE
Miss L Clawson, SaltLake
Mrs Il Cummings. S Lake
i j Runecks, California
G Woodward, California
Is NJ Spencer, Santa Rosa
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5932 want ads. in THE CALL last week.
More than in any other city paper.
The morning call., 1890-07-08

Assessments Pending.
The following is a list OF assessments now pendl
The morning call., 1890-07-08

For man who all night has been out on a lark
The city in carmne adOrning.
IT'S difficult, quite, We would ike to remark
To rise with the larks in the morning.
Chicago Evening Post.
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Produce Market.

FLOUR - Family extras have been advanced
15c, in sympathy with the rise in Wheat.
Net cash prices Family extras, "a l59
80; Bakers extras, s4g4 10; city superfne,
80 90@3 20; interior brands, S4@4 80 for extras
and 81 90@3 20 q Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Has gone up again, in sympathy with
further appreciation abroad There is very fair
demand. No. l, 81 321s@l 1894; choice, 81 35;
No. 2. 81 27129l 30; extra choice for milling,
81 BIZ q ell
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MONDAY, July z.
stmr State of California Ackley, Portland; Good
all, Perkins a Co.
Stmr Pomona, Hall. San Diego; Goodal Perkins
& Co.
stmr Emily Roberts, Mazatlan; Livingston
Clark A
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-20
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Squabbling Over the Entries
in the Journal.
CONFERENCE REPORT SUBMITTED
Straw Votes Showing Which
Way the Wind is Blowing
on Silver Legislation.
CONGRESSIONAL sQUABBLING.


WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2O.-In
the house, yesterdays contest was
renewed. The speaker announced
the pending question to the be order
ing of the previous question on the
motion made by Mills, of Texas, to
approve the journal of Wednesday,
as amended by resolution yesterday
The previous question was ordered;
yeas 126; nays 122. Mckinley
changed his vote to the affirmative
and moved a reconsideration. Mills
moved to table the motion to recon-
slider; carried; yeas 131; nays 129.
The question recurred on approving
the journal of Wednesdays pro-
ceedings, as amended. Motion as
amended agreed to; yeas 132; nays
$50. The clerk then proceeded to
read the journal of yesterdays pro-
ceedings.
The journal as read was approved.
Stewart, of Vermont, presented a
conference report on the antitrust
bill. Bland, of Missouri, raised a
question of consideration, to offer a
resolution on the house bill direct
ing the purchase of silver bullion
and the issue of treasury notes, with
senate amendments taken from the
speakers table, and senate amend
ments concurred ip. The house de-
termined, yeas 144, nays 1O2, to con-
slider the conference report.
COMMISSION RECEIVED Ca p t.
w. H. Byars to-day received MS
commission as surveyor-general of
the state of Oregon and he will prob
ably relieve Gen'l Taylor and as
sumo the duties Of the Office about
the lst of July.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-20
Personal MENTION.

Architect c. \. Robert went to
Portland this morning.
CHI. Monroe, the jolly host of the
Chemekete hotel, is doing business
in Portland to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Adler started
this morning for Baker City, where
Mr., Adler's brother, Carl, resides.
Rev. $. White was n passenger
for Gervais this afternoon to attend
the college commencement eXer-
cises.
Mrs. Col. NJ. w. Hunt went down
to East Portland to visit with her
mother, Mrs. John McMonies, who
is quite sick.
Mrs. G. a. Scott, of this city, is in
Philomath visiting and will spend
a few weeks in Benton county be-
fore returning to Salem.
Secretary Simpson, of the electric
street car company, is in Portland
to-day looking after the rails for the
extension of the road to Trade street,
Stephen p. Bach, prosperous
young merchant of Lebanon, is in
the city this afternoon, on buei'
ness trip and to visit his---friends.
Hon. a. Bush returned last even
ing from his Eastern trip. Miss Eu-
genia remained in Massachusetts
and will not be home until about
August lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed, of Astoria,
and family, who have been visiting
Salem friends, returned to theil
home to-day. Mr.. Reed is one OF
/ Oregon's fish commissioners.
/ Miss Susie Murphy, who was re
Gently awarded the gold medal Al
Miss Longs elocutionary contest
and who received another golt
medal yesterday at the academy o
the Sacred Heart, left this afternoon
for her home near st. Paul, thi'
county, accompanied by her father
and her brother Dan, "A brillian
young lawyer of Portland,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-20
PACIFIC COAST.
FUN AMONG THE NJ. D'S.

OLYMPIA, June 1S.-The state
medical examining board has fin
ished its labors and will meet again
for an examination of applications
for license to practice the first Tues
day IN July, at Walla Walla. Al
though the proceedings of the board
were conducted in harmony, the
hearts of the regulars burned with a
feeling of disgust, while the irreg-
ulars teemed with satisfaction. Much
to the surprise of the governor and
the very thing he tried to avoid, by
placing representatives of four
different schools on the board,
there was combine Of the
eclectic and physio-medico men,
bers with the three hOmeOpaths,
placing the irregulars in power,
making q representative of their
school president and ignoring the
regulars. The whole scheme was
cut and dried before the board met,
and the opening of the session was
even delayed so as to perfect the
plans. DR.. Calhoun, regular, nom
mated DR., Ostrander for president,
which Office, as the Oldest practi-
toner in the state, was an honor
thought due to him, but here the
irregulars, as pre-arranged, NOM
mated DIR. Munson, Of Ia
coma, and elected him. DIR.
Keylor, regular, of Walla Wa!la, was
elected secretary and DIR. Minkler,
in return for his efforts in working
the combine, was given the office
of treasurer. One Of the homeopathic
openly admitted that they had COM
bined with the physio-medico and
eclectic members, and when taken to
task for it, claimed that it was SIM
ply in support Of his school. The
regulars were not at all suspicious
of such a thing, as they did
not suppose the homeOpaths
would even recognize the
eclectric and physio-medico school.
After the regulars had heard
of the combine the first intention
was to resign in a body, but for the
sake OF supporting the bill they de
cided to swallow the bitter pill pre-
pared by the homeopaths, excepting
DIR. Ostrande., who says he vii
hand ia his resignation tomorrow
morning. Drs. Ostrander, Munsor
and Kibbe We're appointed a com
mittee to prepare rules for the eX
animation Of applicants.