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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
A BRILLIANT PARTY.

The Punahou residence OF His
Excellency John A. Cummins, Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs, yesterday
evening, was scene Of magnifi-
cence. On both sides of the car
riage drive were strings of variegated
lanterns and the trees and shrub
berry, as the house was approached,
shone with the brilliancy of nuner-
Gus lights. The band stand was
also gaily illuminated. A platform
sheltered from the wind, though
open to the heavens, had been erect
ed and was nicely prepared for
dancing. The main house was all
ablaze with colored lanterns, which
were hung in profnsion from the
roof to the ground.
The guests were welcomed by
Miss May Cummins, in whose honor
the party was given, and by her
brother Mr.. Thomas Cummias.
Shortly after eight O'Clock dancing
began to music furnished by the
Hawaiian Band, and lovers of the
giddy whirl were in their glory.
Towards midnight an elegant sup
per, prepared by Mariana Camacho
of the British Club, was spread in
the dining room and to its demoli-
ton the guests betook themselves
with vim as hearty as the welcome.
At 1880 O'Clock most of the people,
after wishing Miss Cummins pleas
ant voyage and n safe return, took
their departure. Among those pres
ent were: II. r. III. Princess Liliu-
| okalani, Hon. j. O. Dominis, Mons.
G. B. d'Anglade, French Commits
sioner Senior A. de SouZa Cana
varro, Portuguese Charge d'Affaires ;
their Excellencies Godfrey Brown,
Minister of Finance, j. A. Cummins,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, A. p.
Peterson, Acknowledgement, with
Mrs. Peterson Hons. f. Muller, II.
G. Crabbe and j. w. Kalua, mem
bers of the Legislature Admiral
Brown of the u. S. f. S. Charles.
ton, Jas. w. Robertson, His Males
ty's Vice-Chamberlain, Lieut.. Web
ster, Captain Houdlette, Mr.. Keil,
Hon. Paul Neumann, Miss Eva Neu.
mann, Major and Mrs. II. f. Heb,
bard, Mrs. G.. Beckley, Major and
Mrs. Bertelmann, Miss A. Dudoit
Miss Nowlein, Misses Lishman, Mr.
and Mrs. Nett, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Is,
Walker, Major Seward, Mrs. Geo
Miles, Miss Humphries, Miss Nc
Laine, Mr.. Rose and Misses A. and
p. Rose of Hilo, the Misses Cum,
minis, Misses M. and II. Ladd, Mrs
w. Wagner, Misses Rowland
Misses Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Brown, Miss X. Mcintyre, Miss
Davidson, Mrs. and Miss Nolte, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Bowler, Messrs. G
Bolte, S. Louisson,S. Monsarrat, w
Richardson, +. Kruger, G. Wide
mann, r. j. Allen, L. Stiles, G
Smithles, j. Walker, f. Mcintyre
j. Holt, Theo. Wolff, A. Jones, Ha,
Wodehouse, w. G. King, w. Wright
Wray Taylor, W. McInerny, an,
! others.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
SHiyasRC &9TkS,

The steamer Kinau is due early to-
morrow morning from Hawaii aud
Maui. She returns a day ahead of her
usual time to catch the steamship Aus
tiWlia which leaves at noon for San
Francisco.
The bktne Geo G Perkins, Capt Her.
bert Krebs, arrived yesterday afternoon
II days from Port Townsend with 52O.-
Coz feet lumber consigned to Messrs
Levers d. Cooke She had strong wind
ali the way down. She discharges her
cargo at Fort street wharf.
The three masted schr Esta, Captain
Friedberg, arrived yesterday afternoon,
Is days from Humboldt Bay, with 32t'-
600 feet lumber consigned TO Messrs
Allen & Robinson. She had fine
weather all the way down.
The bktne Mary Wiukelmann was to
have left Port Gamble four days after
The barkenline Geo . Perkins left there
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Band will give q
public concert at Thomas Square
this evening at 1880 o'clock, rem
dering the following programme -
PART I.
Overture Fra Diavolo. ......... Auber
Fantasia Awakening of the Lion.
................... ....... kOntzky
Variation--A Popular Song. Ochs
Selection-Mart .............Fl otoW
Aloha De. Ala Biki Mai. Ipo Lauae.
PART II.
March-Hawaii Kuokoa. ...... Berger
Fantasia Forge in the Forest.
............... ......... -Michaclis
Galop-Vivat.. ............r .'.'Llkoff
Overlure--Jolly Students. .Suppe
Hawaii POnOl.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

"Roxy" was partly tried and re-
manded till tomorrow at the Police
Court to-day, on the charge of Gin
tending to commit an ofiense." The
offense alleged to be intended is the
poisoning of james Dodd's horse. T..
Hammer, druggist at Benson, Smith
d Co.'S, testified that defendant asked
him for bichloride OF mercury for
that purpose, and he put him offwith
harmless bismuth powders.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
Delicious Ice Cream |!

T UDwlGSEN Is CRON, F" Brewer
- Block" Hotel street, wish TO in
form the public that they are now pre-
pared TO furnished Pure Ice Cream In
any quantity. We guarantee our Ice
Cream to be flrst-c class, and hope TO Sc
cure fair share of public patronage.
els Ivy
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
s=-=s=-zs. - o. - -
PASSENGERS.

From Koolau and way porti. per stmr
q Il Bishop, July 3o-pr Scholtz, Mr.
Sproull, Mr. Perkins, Mrs West, Miss
Alice Roy, and &c deck
From Kauai per stmr JAS Makce,
July 81 Mrs Berndt, Mr Falrchild, Mr.
Biaisdell and 10 deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

ANY member Of the Steinita Chess
Club desiring to enter the tourna-
ment, who has not yet seen the com
mittee, will please call AT the club
room this evening, when the entry
books close.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
CARGlES FSOM iSlaaD PORTS.

simr c II hishop-102 bags paddy,
$50 bags rice, lGS bnchs bananas,
and 22l boxes bananas.
Stmr Jas Makee 1893 bags sugar.
j a Cummins-300 bags lice and so
hides.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

THE Mechanics Union will hold II
meeting Friday evening at the usual
place, K. OF 2. Hall, Fort street.
Business oi Importance will he
brought forward.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

EVERY seat in the Opera House,
including extra chairs, were taken
before noou for the second perform
ance OF Little Lord Fauntleroy'
this evening.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

Mr.. Jas. f. Morgan will hold his
regular horse sale, in rear OF Hon. J. /.
Dowsett's Office at noon tomorrow,
when horses, coils, and mules will be
offered.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
ART GLASSES +!

MIR. Allen Hutchinson holds class
WI in modelling at his studio, Nuu-
anu avenue, every Tuesday and Satur-
day. For particulars apply "Bell fele-
phone sci. COZ In
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
gsrARlUSfa
VESSELS lEAViSg TG-M0sRuW.

Stmr w G Hall for Hawaii and Maui at
10 m
Stmr q r Bishop for Waianae, Wsialua
and Koolau at 0 a N
Stmr j \ lummins for Koolau at IN
. $ S Australia. Houdlettc, for san
Francisco ut II M
Stmr Kilauea Huu for Pepeekeo and Ho-
nOmu at y u IN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

A DEsERTER from the Charleston is
described rs having Faith, Hope,
and Charity, and the American eagle
and flags" on his right forearm.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

The railroad men scored an inn
portant event yesterday. The freight
trains commenced running TO and
IRON the deep water terminus.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
LOCAL & GENERAL asWs.

,nasi Q. nknShkl HsEe
~. 80. ia .....
LIE al ioI WV L.. .i'o, Az"
evening az '''e "Su"i ''o"' anu P'"'''
,, ~ - - l.. -,
MIR, G.. W. G. Jones has been APP
pointed Inspector Of milk Tor HE
city.
,,-''t-. 49,
-. o on9,' =, ~ pS1;o" C,,',
to-day.
~. - Dan'..'., III g.. .
100, 800 =" 'I ,t, 3;o,, ."',' nw -"
,G".''s "tIo'.''' NV '''''''''' '''''i' W
"'S 7l"""''i''
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MNsaNS, - w. 'oIi,u'iu' ~
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=, =,
d,nm,;,o,,. ~ ~ ,n;rrnr, ~ ~
,So1"ai. so,,~$n,.
N'N'1 ,-,-~--, ~ I,..---s-..---------
]. SpooNER defended himself yes
terday in his trial for assault with n
deadly wpunnn and WAS urunttpI nv
a., ;,,,.,,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

Mr.. G.. w. G. Jones has been APP
pointed Inspector Of milk for HE
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

A CASE OF drunkenness was the
only conviction in the Police Court
To-day
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND &C. 5
TIME TABLE.
H Take Eject JuIy 10, EsG0.
TLsATNS:
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
July 80
Stmr G II Bishop from circuit OF Oahu
Stmr j 4 Cummins from KOulau
Rllinc Geo & Perkins, Fl days from
Port Townsend
S-masted schr EStn, 10 days from Hum
boldt
July 3l-
Stmr as Makee from Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

The August No. Of the Paradise
OF the Pacific will be issued for the
trip OF the Australia leaving here
August 90
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

ri'rs Arion will meet TOMORROW
evening at The usual hour and place,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

DURING the absence OF Mr.. W. G..
Peacock he will be represented un.
der power of attorney Ivy Mr.. G.. a.
Peacock.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

Hon. !. l. Dowsctt calls for ac-
counts against The different vessels OF
his squadron
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-31

j. SpooNER defended himself yes
terday in his trial for assault with n
deadly weapon and was acquitted by
the Jury.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

Tae time % o<,Sin oreSkius a co,t
: when il : ssokiug 6y the si3s -
is dam, Il shoald early IL taught
that Il has nOsh.Ug - fear tro1n the
prSSsUce Il ulxn, and thai ~ hArul
Nill eaRle u il fco1a bSlag toadl,1
frogn head - toos. 4 very llsie
pSiDs AZ this peri,ai WlI Sson make
the cols pSEfsNily sensAe, ADd - n-sy
thea be erakea u lSSd ~ the hAlISr,
and u ssSai when tsci Al his
saosSQ Usng leSSa1s Shoa.i bS ~
gradual Sppro&chess toe main pcSuJ
eeing - iusglrs him With cauE3t1cv
thai he viii uos oe hNrusci he
should he SN-astosiac1 u the bgt3ae
~ means ~ tbs ''oiuug FSg ostlos
ANY AgseuPs ts nzS2s % F53e him;
aDd The raS0nling sh1Gld a.NSys *
EaSis 6y gradual SPPUo&ches la
stall ~ the lo1 vhere The colg : pes-
fS>ily Au,il.Ar Sith all the suruoGa3.
iOgs. Whea a j. &eslrSd - oyeaS
him d hAyDesS the ssRse pEiaciple 81
geRtle2ess and cArs . SVo&A gtVieg
frtght sh0al1 os PrSesieS3. PiScs
Psagsson, of he harness Oa him al 4
uaae. Sa1 les hina oArSy IA Ia his stall
ORtil he 6n4s that Il SiN nos harm
hlni; thea k&i him O0t With ths
hArOoSs ia, saSas, Sni again ~ lh,
st,te * 3nother horse. Also Ia hAr
ncsSN AccN>tozn him perfe't,y q
thc uSS ~ the AaSS thSn ~ hin
utake the Sc,3aSintznss ~ the ssl
A.. aud pslsh Il sAeg hiui, augl b,
has tnGna that "a i Slso hAFtlless
h P0rsGing thts system - grsdaaI
aFtanoockxs With FErteSS ge1itezS-S
~ uaannsr ga the psrt ~ The gvSssl
~ othsg atiecsiaaI, thew 0SS0 ruCNx
oe aay tr0sal3e 81 erVskiDg he Ug,
Eery ieRtpsgsst c,'1l. fhrtflN ksrnsrs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
What the Records Cost.

The records Of the Palo Alto
breeding farm Of Ex-Governor STAN
ford fer ten years are as follows, says
the Turf, Farm and Home: "A
yesrling to trot in a.Sll, n two-year-
old to trot in 2:ls, a three-year-old
in 9:l7l, a four-year-old in 2:l6,
and a stallion in 2:l2l." In refer.
ring to this as given in Mr.. Marvin's
work on, Training the Trotter," in
q review Of the work, Editor
Thompson, of the Maine Horse
Breeders Monthly, makes some
most judicious criticisms Nr. Mar
win says that in working colts for
records at Palo Alto il was always
necessary to take the chances of in
juring them and breaking them
down." but this was never allowed
to stand in the way when 1.-THE su-
premacy Of Palo Alto in colt records
wSS AZ stake Bro. Thompson says
il is not the climate Of California,
the blood Of Electioneer, or
= combination of both, up
on which Palo Alto bases
its success, but upon Senator Stan
ford's millions; and less wealthy
man than he would have been finAn-
cislly ruined years ago. The editor
ofthe monthly says: The rosd TO
success in training trotters has been
strewn all along with the wrecks of
valuable animals, ruined because
more was asked Of them than horse
flesh was able to endure. Ii this is
the Palo Alto system and the re-
suits attained, then il is no wonder
that it stands at the head, IS no one
but ten times millionaire. With q
heart Steeled against the suieriugs
and abuse ~ the noblest animals,
would allsw such cruelty simply
that he might have the empty honor
Of breeding the fastest colts by the
records, that the world has ever seen.
Other men with moaey and heart
q flint, starting out With the deter
minstion never 10 Sllow such con-
SiderStions IS risk Of injury or
chances Of brsSkinE down 10 stand
in the way when the supremacy Of
reSonis OF their colts is ST stake,
might meet perhaps with like sue
NaSS, but ,haRk Heaven. there are
few 80 hSri-heSrtsi IS to make the
attempt. "-HorSe sni Stable
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
MhAf w. tirunAN Snr,

That the dangerous women ii
fashionable society are the "recklvS>
married iirts"
That the June brides were no,
overour,iened with wedding prss-
snts this SeAsoa.
That women who do their shop
ping now geI agreSt deal of finery
for their money.
That there Is never horsS-rat~
nowadays that dosS not ulz ke Sonlt-
body dishonest.
That thers Is $ brisk demand fo-
accommodations ST inexpensive
summer resorts
ThSI the happy folks are thuse
who need not 10 borrow nor 70
eAgler.
That when souue ore has fallen.
the quickest 10 prSd them Are lhesr
kinsfolk.
That among the nloSl Iireson,e
Nollsen are the imaginary invSliiS
q snclesy.
Ths, travelling and eating Sre two
things that always iEdieAis the sSa.
,leulAu and lady.
ThS; the girl .! the Versoi' : yacht.
ing costume i altogether TOO elegant
81 the wSlsF.
That When men who coatrol
nsOIty attend the rscSs they SlwSys
should be Watched.
Th&: yOsug wives Who 10 ool
know how - 10 keep hoGse have
sy.oilei lbs ''hirei giFaS"
Tia, &, Aooks A. II everything, ex.
wlS wh&l noNoiy wants, N-SS Sosus
Up in psieS--NA& Aui ENp0sSS.
TIA, vhtn scAnaAl : 6.ScslSss,i
n assst pSap,s are ihose Who bear
~ ice o<fo-s they spxAk oacs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

NOTICE = L=-s-. gwen -ES- under the
y provisions on. p 5-- -: ,Le legislature
@. o-e- . entitled. An as; To- .Ero-v.l-
-5-e -Ee --.y 90. Eugene and 10 -spval all
ac.S a-G Va-- ~ sets II coC-7iCi herr
with. E-51 10 -Ae Office ~ the secretary
Ct S.S-c- February -. ~. the common
caCuc.l Cd. tcs e.-y q Eugene VIII issue and
: G.>p.NS= u- the nCCG> O.. said city - par
v.s ',.s OF from Szlllr In SS-lLJ. N deuonS-
nations q from S.1l 20 S...u = the pCr-
chaser may desire, payable 80 years attsr
Gats q issuing the same. with Interest
thereon = ne E.s-e C1- tn exceed ) PEI cS-.
Per aCUul. uaysO.e >eul5-aucDs ca $
Sss'e1 proposals n purchase said bonds
VIII o r-ce-ve1 by he Undersigned
AT Eugene, oregon, until >Sp.SU o=-
-. lSr, aCi all proposals received
s-l o opened and considered on
lce 5th day @. >ap-suu uuS-, -SS'l. and sid
bonds VIII - disposed u 70 The pS-Son o.
persons masking The b~Sl Offer O o1s-s
-Es-rt1-
TE- Common to-1c-l reserves the right
% rg. &c; any an / 2-- proposals. By order
q Tie cr--c--
N-y -I>-- .St- ST DORIS
Ee>--15- q. he C.,y O! Eugene
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
Bids Received.

July =, lSst. 81 : o.c.C'cs ? NJ cy he b-a-G
Q. q rss--o-S q s-C.o. 1-S-T--- No - Ms---C
co1lIy. 81 f-c C-6cS - TIE ScEr-- c-S-S.
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~ Aos air - Ire E.sS- >s-5-l Sc-uu- bald
I-E Sc6 TIE p-oC,lSs1 No--E SSLSgl Ss-1--
olI4ol1E I1s t,12Ersc-o- 10 f--n.>- p-SCs
SC5 e-cllcss-lH-s To- the SANE ! -S e,--s.
ia cog ~. S1S0 - required IN furnish
hac5s - The A-2J-1I * --e co---zc- 10
EEA-S-gSS the beating C. .-S band ID = 70 5
ZEN pss~sICrS q - Fz.--. INSIDE Ire c-----
;CEs when i2s ts1pS-s--Cs : So ES-o c---
Ss-s-
Tie furnaces VI. y Needed II ,-t 81 Z
IEES SSp.sD b. D. LeS,
TsS csazrS5 q G--S,-o-S reserve he -[E1.
- rs.s,ss S-y LZ5 a. BIDS
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IN A-EE
a : >LSANG
L--ss.-- 90
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

sHelloi Helloll Hellolii"
sWell; what l. it ~"
aHow is your mother, this morning3s
svery much better; she had real res1s
fsil sleep last night; abe is almost rid OF her
niHht-sWeate. cough and nervousuees an3
q growing quite cheerful. How grateful
We al are 60 you for that bottle OF nedi-
cine
Don't speak Of gratitude. What dos
the doctor sayP"
!" he says be never saw % wonderful
q change IN such n serious lung trouble.
He still thinks we are giving his rncdi-
clnee I don't like TO tell him"
That's right. He's an Old friend, you
know. I'm sure your mother will get well
now; but yoU won't forget the name OF
the medicine, viii your"
sNeverl DIR. Flerco'e Golden Medical
Discovery are household words already,
and it has coue 90 stay. Do come and sc
what sunshine Il has brought already"
IL win. Good bye"
Golden Medical Discovery" has cureS
severe, lingering coughs and arrested Con-
sumption, or Lung-scrofula. IN thousands
Of cSses amer doctors have failed and other
medicines have hcen tried and abandoned
na useless. The "DiScovery" r. guaran-
eeed 90 benefit or cure "a every cAae n
taken in time and given q fair trial or
money will be refunded
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15

The wins we've ssyG t-ssy The
o<1es day >eudigsZ tae news SM ovsE
toe cNa1U,ry thar sSvrrsl n1exab.SrS q
TIE QrS>@3sul's ADli,y agiso6ed
eoarca AZ CSpe Nay l.ss sunday
- Tar - tut0culS,so2 upsn the $50
gS'cs sNts11s, tbgse pSrsoDs behaved
thSusslVSs with Gue &e~coTum 81
tasi o-c0sSNu, Nsor du,y d<VoShooSl
tOrng pcaysrs, ald p~litSly @ttsa-
uVC tothe sermc1. rli> bSing tTse,
tAt Suuo20ceansUt j. uesthsF seNsy
og seCSslb2D2l, psrsAus an ovsI The
coan'Ey V1sat O. chuo,h IN c,znss3sr-
Stse Uamb<Cs h>s Sa0Siay. h0g ~ .,
N'SS- RAkcr CsgN RsVtells.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-15
ShenFSale.

NUTlCE : 1s-cy 3 Vs- t>s- ~ -s OF
~ A. tAe,.-se1a. ---F ls>-a- GO. .- .-E
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telr eJls1s al.1 . $50 -,ll1aE--s 4L 50
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ele1-e IN saaell- Erul1 cac1TN- LwusraE-
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CegnIy Nsrn2l Institute.

THE SEC0Nu z1C-z- >5>>-o- o: --e Ms
Taoc co-CEy cc-rsG, Institute w-L o
Red IN the c2-y @. >s-s-'. cS=l-E ing Mon
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All persons having CLAIMS against
ShuTI1 & TObin or the NoFIhveSt
Esrtrie Supply & Construction CO.
Sre notified 70 send them 10 Wash
iueion S., Portland, Oregon, Sod II
coTecs pSymen; viii be inside i'm
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Natiee Of ANIMAL leetimg.

NOTICE : bsNoy given thai the annual
meeting q The S-ocS holders oC III
CSr5.z. J7,,.i & S.lvSE Mining u. ccCSo.l l1a-
ted q the city - salem. Oregon. Will -
hs-e 81 The C-HcS cE fc5 C0Cp~uy in SstG
csty. o. IhS Ssco1d THURSDAY. the i 2 Cty
q August. -sS1l =. s o'c.lpcS 2. m. Tor The
= 1s-.rs5- - directors aCi to- such other
ccsiasSS - ursy come before the meeting.
Sa.s-1 L-szg-. July ( ~,
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OREGON ALL RIGHT.
The Weather-CrOP Bulletin for the
Week Ending Saturday, July
l2th-A Coed Showing.

WEATHER.
The temperature has been cooler
than average for the week; partly
cloudy to cloudy weather, with local
rains have prevailed.
The temperature has ranged from
80 to 50 degrees. The amount of
rainfall has varied from 10 Of an
inch to over one inch.
CROPS.
The weather has been uDfavorable
to the haying operations, consider
able was cut and down when the
rains came on aud some Of il was in
jured, in addition the rains have de-
layed the hay harvest causing il to
come too close to the fall wheat har.
vest, which in sections has begun,
and in most sections will be in full
sway next week The hay crop is
far better than expected, The
weather was very beneficial TO the
fall and spring wheat crops, also TO
the corn. The fall wheat has gener.
ally filled very well, the berry large
and plump. The spring wheat,
which on June LIST, was thought to
be worthless is growing nicely aud I
will yield almost an average crop in Z
most sections. Root crops are all in .
a most promising condition. Hops /
continue to thrive aud their yield .
will be above the average.
The apples are being injured by
the Goblin moth. Their non-appear-
ance at an earlier date may be due
to the backward spring. They are
evidently now appearing in full
force and are proving To be quite in-
furious. Oregon peaches are coming
into the market. The peach crop of
Onegon will not be over 50
per cent Of the average. Through
the Willamette Valley the crop will
be slightly better. In Wasco the
peach crop appears To be the best.
Cherries are becoming scapcer. Ber-
ries continue TO be pie Ltiflil; water
and musk melons promise very
large crop. They are especially pro
life in jackson and Josephine Coun.
lies.
The grass oo Ihe ranges of East
,rn Oregon Is very good for the
NteneSs ofthe season. aud cattle are
n prime condition. The wheat
'rop in the Willamette valley will .
'e almost an average; in Southern ,
lregun about an average; in WaSco.
sherman, Gillian and Morrow
'ounties, better than for years; in
Jmatilla and Union counties, the
argest ever Produced; in wSllowA,
sAker, Grant, Crook and interior
fully an average crop.
Reports from all sections indicate /
hat bountiful harvest i assured. =