Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-02-22
OREGON CLIPS.


T.. II. Flagg is about to move his
HiIlsboro Democrat to Forest Grove.
!. Sarasaie and D'Albert, the emf
's Bent European violinists play at
= Portland Feb. 24and 25.
s. There will be no wheat to speak
y Of in the Petaluma country, Of Cali
y form, If the dispatches are to be be-
y lieved.
: Jacob Frazer and T. r. Rourge
Y are to be administrators Of the un
: fortunate young Frazer's estate.
Bonds, $1,000.
/, II sufficient acreage of vegetables
and fruits can be obtained the Salem
, cannery will distribute 500, 900 to
the willamette valley farmers.
Burglars gage and bound Har-
risburg druggist 4 y name Of Damon
'mith Thursday night, and made
lin open the safe. They escaped
with 500 and u gold watch.
The Astoria Pioneer says: William
Re Il indicates his faith i'm the rail.
road Dy sending down So, 900 with
which to pay or obligations, which I
SUM has been in the city for several |
days.
A tramp, giving his name as
"Doc," broke int J. +. Barker'r
81 enc at koseLurl, Or, last
tuesday afternOoh, and was capture
ed We ines lay near Dillard's station
" tn nearly all the yaluables he had
stole }.
Geo. Sal'marsh, who shot himself
md wife at A InDy died Thursday.
The woman will recover all light
enough. She will not be as pretty,
but vi be wiser, aud will pr b bly,
have whole great big lot Of sens,
more than she had before.
Astorian: The combine is getting /,
II its work on every industry. It'll
fter the lumber, sash and door and
lass factories, aud is now bearing
lown on the woodman's axe. 1t is :,
epOrted that a scheme Il on fiot al .
'ittsburg to ct ntroI the axe business
throughout the United States
PORTLAND. Feb. 20.-The jury in
}. w Ralston against the Portland
( Willamette Valley raIlraad. Ia
which the plaintiff sued for eleven
thousand two hundred aud fny
dollars for injuries sustained by
him while travelling in the ears:
awarded twenty-Oue dollar dam =
ages.
General John L. Ross died at hi =
home, near jacksonville, of heart ?
disease, February IL. General Ro-s {
was member Of the Oregon State !
P "neer,' Association, aud an In O
llan war veteran. He has lived in J!
he vicinity OF Jacksonville for
nearly forty years, and was one Of /
he brnvest and most valiant OF Ore +
CONS frontier defenders. He leaves C.
| wife and nine children. =
Pendleton Tribune: A subpoena C
ias been ordered served upon the
'dltor of the CAPITAL JOURNAL of
salem to compel him to tell what q.
10 knows about the alleged irregu- te
lrities of the state asylum for the pi
insane. The editor of the JOURNAL ",
ppears willing to do so without be
ng compelled, aud has already con-
ributed some details which If true no
hould be the cause OF "a few changes NJ
4 the management Of that institu- m
on. u,
Astoria Columblan: Clear, sunny wi
leather In the winter months in of
regon IL not very highly apprecia- Fc
ID by the average citizen. The
antle falling Of the raln IL music .,
nd the softness of the air in the yi,
I0lst weather IL like IA lovers EN-. yn
face to those who are fully accli- We
ated. Ii il the Stranger or the ''o
centric individual who salutes In
le on such days as yesterday with sal
suit this glorious weather."
One by one the higher institutions
learning are throwing open their snI
'ors for the admission of female pu
ldents upon an equal footing with ou
ales. The foolish prejudice which ~" 1"'
listed against II some years ago Is tn
instantly getting less, and the fec
'ung ladies have fully proven that sue
ey are as capable as their brothers ~
higher education. Womnn's fl
here of action aud usefulness h saii
Il widening, Polk county Item. Irl
p Drl
'rineville News: There is no de !
Ing the fact that considerable Gee
ok have died Ia this county this
nter, but the losses are no worse Y
FAR than they have always been hay
ring the severe spell of winter pis
ather. Wen still have thousands 10y 10y
'attle, horses aud sheep left next han,
Ing, aud next years increase will ar