Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-10-16
LOCAL AND Personal.

Dave wagner Is nome frum Port
land.
A. N. Moores and wife are among
the throng of Portland visitors to-
day.
w. III. Byars came up from Port
land last evening returning this
afternoon.
E. f. Snow, the painter, is in
Portland today.
The supreme court is at Portland
today taking in the exposition aud
viii hot sit again until Monday.
The frame work of the mansard
fourth story of Willamette is nearly
completed.
Lon Cleaver, register of the La
Grande laud office, is in the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Judge Lord departed
for Portland this afternoon.
+. y. Ma,hieu, Of Buiteville, was
s lem visitor to-day.
e. c. Churchiil, accompanied by
his snn Arthur, is doing Portland
for few days.
Sheriff Croisau took the afternoon
train for Portland
b. F. Giltner, of the secretary ot
states office, is in Portland this
afternoon,
A marriage license has been issued
to Andrew H. Giesy, age 33, and
Martha H. Densee, age 10.
Supt. McElroy took the morning
local South.
The ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal church are arranging for
a great Thanksgiving dinner, to
which every body will he invited.
Gray Bros. have rtceived their
stock of shelf hardware and cutlery
and are at work placing it in posi-
ton.
Miss Anna Mcdonald, of Forest
Grove, has been the guest of Miss
Clara Condor, at the home of Judge
Bean, returning home today.
Judge r. S. Beau aud wife, with
two of the children left for Portland
this afternoon for a brief absence.
Eugene is talking about paving,
aud will no doubt find it is a subject
upon which great deal can he said.
]. w. Shannon is back from
Washington. At the Spokane races
his mare, Mary A, won big money
in the 2:40 class, making a mark at
1881.
The piling for the Albany bridge
is completed up to the first pier, and
work will progress on that as fast as
possible.
Miss Nora McClane lost a fine
butter-brown kid glove On the
electric car today. Fiuder please
return to this office.
A prominent Salem merchant,
speaking of the numerous new stores
opening up here, says he does not
think they are coming any faster
than the growing population de-
mands, which is probably correct.
There are a great many deer being
killed in the Coast range, along the
line of the Oregon Pacitic,and taken
to the Portland market for sale.
The passenger train brings out from
six to eight nearly every morning,
and occasionally the carcass of big
black bear adorns the baggage car.
The Portland Telegram, paper
not entirely under corporation con-
troll, like the OregonIan, says: "The
decision of Judge Boise, that the
railroad companies cannot remove
the cases brought against them by
the railroad commissioners, is one
that will meet with the hearty APP
proval of the people, as it deserves
to, The state courts are quite com
petent to decide these cases."
Albany Herald: The Union Pa
cific railroad took an effective mode
of eyicting residences from their
right of way in Kansas City recent
ly. The buildings were shanties of
'squatters," and they were sur
rounded by rope, hitched to an en-
CINE and started on their travels to
the kindling wood factory. They
arrived in just that condition and
the right of way was cleared.
is steam aud small fry better
stand from under.
Frankfort sausage-Sroat q Gile,