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e-ei s soo.i catch.
TIE b-ide i S beautiful woman.
tang ;k.i and handsome bi0ods-
Sbs = vel col Dsc.si and Is. OF wAs-
besd szls>EoDsn in large and
fashionable millinery establish meui
s. Atlantic CITY. She had lois Of
sdEirp-s- and many o,ber hearts
wer- affected hy The result Of the
ten MINUTES coCrtsbip
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
A WIFE Won IN FAST TINE.
Oaly Ten Nilnies Censrmed in New
Jersey Csarissip.

They met at Mays landing, court
ed ten minutes and were married.
That Is the romantic history oi
Amos Lewis, IS years Of age. O;
Somers Point, aud Annie Risley, 25
years old Of Atlal;ic City.
The couple met and were iD-
troduced at q dinner parry given si
Somers Point yesterday by Arr.
George Anderson. AZ ii O'Clock
they first met, were introduced and
were mutually struck with one sB-
other. Al five minutes past II Mr.
Lewis said TO the lady;
II am CRAFTY in need Of a good
hou-ekeeper.
Whats The matter with me?"
quickly replied Miss Risley.
II would like you for 3 WIFE,"
vas the gallnni answer.
the lady was sOmevliat startled,
bat she took time 1.-Two miuutssl 10
the matter, sDd then blush
ingly said: "Yes." 1t was then
ZEN minutes after eleven.
The ardent wooer Of IS would
,sve no delay. "No time like the
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
Ordinance No. 1876.

An c-cinsrct hlI p-oSid nS fnr 'oe y,-n.cc
Iol a. pEal3c -eS--~, the mar De- of
making con D.ction ther.Sl'h. AID f1-
making r-oIr1 @; suea c1nnecil,,I4>-
b< ii ordained By The ootnHton coUcc.l q
.bt city cg >EieTr.
sElIoS LIZ SHAH - unlawful fs-Ray
ge-~J. o. lS->nns 80 ut-f roc. ~ II EES
rnSn2-- ialeT1--r VIZ any pUniic s-urr
wiIhlh ne CITY q, -Nziern. " "a MAKE cpr.
p-cllpn tb~-eHiln vitnput the written yer-
u issi.sn u the cs-y r-0i-dc-.
shTlD< e-Auy p@r~oc desiring such
oonpecl}sn, before making ibe - me, stlAil
MAJ. Apg'.irzilor IL writing 10 ,hs -ec'-o-
er f1r t--5Eaii Inc efo-. particularly Do
-c-so-ng -. p~--olss> "a - drained nnd
tnt poiri q; 9cortU-e vlls s4l1 prSAc
-<re-,
SEXTON s-The CITY recu-ds.- "a her.
tr Bsllhu-l--d 10 C-&ui PERMITS frsr sI-a
COR nt-ctaus2s- s1t1.-- 70 such rs.rir.1c,,ss "a.
TO tns siE- Go6 material uf such - = l-ct as
p p. ne ity-AttDn az t-sSys- & ttl- u.tnu-r
~ dong The vuyE. - tse recorder and
ooulrri;'e- ~ st--ess Bnc public T,ro;.--ty
may deem n@c--s2ry. And, v ben ~ u.~is-1
ny said croramii.e~, "a. st.zl! require from
the spiscAri = oIno or o; bcr ---crtIy sGf
ccseni IL srno1ni 10 indemnify the cigy
srAsns; loss U- cxrDsr. resulting from ms
clS-e.e-~nr~s. iIDp-ri-cs WORK o- mate
rial or .Allurr 70 comply with the
i--ID- ~ tie J---t,lIi ~ of ~. orc nAnce
NATION I-Ite r--.or obtaining such
E-er-Isl. 49, rEAke ne cspDnd1r-toc tD--vl
alaADG 1rN z htlaa-UA nv rks - tsTfLls.
Under in~ ~ p--v1-sun of ne s.re--i cgslit-
missioner - provided IN ord nancv ia be
-nA!l c--o-c me PARTON OF he s-rs--l or
Alley DISTURBED by him 10 D. placed %
sssrd osnditao-,; Anc D .;ify ;ne r~S-Drde- IL
writing Of the com I'i-.lt,- " oe work bat
rrco-d may o- sep. q, sDcn con necsbin.
>tJTiDS The recorder shall make n
-s-,-o-c. IN a sui Apie t-sok. of al cunDe--
lions heretofore MADE viii the public s-g-
en- Of the city. and sarn ~ may ne here
sFe- mad. under II. provision u< this or
din~nce. sb0virg The location. size and
material O. EDe cusonec-sng rye, The point
q. !anctu-e Win tbs public s-ver. and be
IA NE NJ The ---.-sf. o- J---rs'ns 10 Wh.srn
D. p-rrruIs va crEaies tnx+t her with the
lIiSe " nec Socn culnscti0c va made nd
> hall make such OfTer r~1,rc rtsAtsnK
ner-iO ~ said ess,r ulit,se rslsy --cl
sbTfOS ANY person. viola silnx any
'. ne p-'ySi.sDrl. Of secsgoas ! o. 4 q. ia ].
p-c cinKnce. snsa urscn rsnvlctiun tasr,-,f
o. for. ne -eco-de-, - fined II SUN not
= c-ed rg ts-y dollars. A uue copy.
a lest L-F. COSN.
E~cD-der
Passed the common council August Tlh
80, snc approved ty the mayor August
IN. lfs. GEp. s iLLIAIs. Mayor.
rSl-rn, Oregon. sept. istt, 80.
-@i l. y. OSS, Recorder
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

MONTANA
A dam IL develop 3o.pco horSs-
power Is ccoiennlSied scru~s the
MFs~curi, near Hrlenz. II will I've 8
iinit~r-crlo structure 4. fert high
srd so feei long, forming ST im-
pounding reservoir with an area q.
49, miles The ~'Sts- will re taken
from above The dam TO the turbine.
~ s tunnel iSSlT feet. driven
through 8 rock pr',noniory. The
co~i is estimated al slaO.Oo0. The
power developed * 10 t,e Transformed
into electricity spd transmitted to
Helena thirteen miles swSy.-As
to-iaa.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
Two Through Trains Each Va!
paILr. VIA.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Commencing With snnday. March md
Dss.n i.rst and vpoon6-cisl.s tickets Will t,s
nOBor-d on The Liioi.@sd Eaxt MAIL
.r.ai AZ and 4, M well also or the .-tJssf
lzno Flyer. kos. ahd2.
The Limited kAss Mail" lr.sDs 40,
equipped ~IIb Pullman p@lsee and oo.o,
nisi -ieepers, dining c.r., cnxir csrs and
cosscnes, and run solid teiuaen PcrxlaUe
spd ''nicaSo. daily Without change,
Tne--Oseriand Flyer trains srs euu,p1,ed
Win Pullman bzHls.oe sieepers su1 ense6e~
between f0rtisnd and Council kiuDs. eDd
Sith Pullman coi"nist sieey-rrs befvoeo
Porti.nd sAd ksnAas. ciy. daily. without
change
Confessions ere made Al ror~tells with
through trains Ia and from salt LaIke s1c
at hep enne sitb through trasns - snc
from Denser, k.nsx< City aud al. L<pul1
Tue atose Trains AFFORD the Quscks-a
lime cei wuen the Northwest fsckae sunst
and Eastern and outherp points.
Dr;siicd tisoe of Lssins, rns<~. tnr~urh
tiexets. 0sxKAxe obecks esc., can - ~
cured upon application " sny sxeEi oftss
cni.n P-nsnes- sism. r. ". LkE.
BoisE . MASKIKS Ass.ss. scsss..
ssrsss. rAseD orsuEA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
NOTICE

Al psrtie> 1hzi ARE owing tbe m
dsrsigD-i please call and pay up !
want money tRdly a | am g,,iI,g to
move. J. W. CRAwFkon.