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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
SALEM MARKET REPORT.
4 synopsis of the Markets-Buying and
Selling Prices.
RETAIL PRICES,
REVISED QUOTATIONS.


REVISED QUOTATIONS..
Shoulders Sugar cured per Id, ,l2%
Breakfast bacon l2h to 10
Hams-Sncar cured, pei. .lhll62Ec.
Beef 7Ql5
Pork-lU "a 1917
MuttOn-l0 IA l21ac.
Neal-le a. PFC.
Timothy seed-Per pound, nc; selling
Red clover seed-Per pound, l3c.
White clover seed-Per pound, DC.
Alstke-lSc per pound.
Red top-lOc per pound.
Lincoln Grass-l215c per pound,
Rye Grass-l0c per pound.
orchard Grass--l7c per pound.
BeanS-5c per 10.
Oat meal-at DC.
Canned FruiU--Peaches, So 90: apricot
50 90; black kberries, 81; corn, best grade
81 90 tomatoes 81 so: string beans 81 81
green peas 81 50; per doz. In two lb cans
Green Frutt--Choice apes 100 Loo pc
box; pears 75c per box; potatoes 6Oc; carrot
JOc; paTSnips 81 90; onions &c per 10.
tish--Salmon SI Ice per 10: Sturgeon SO
&c per To- small fish slOc per 10; salt salmon
7@lOc per Id.
RUYINGPRICEs.
Wheat-65c net.
Flour-Per barrel, s4.OO. best 1876 lbs.
OalS--HeT Dushel. IS a Sc.
Barley-Per buShel, SO.
Brau-Per ton, SIS 50 at mill, sacFed.
ShOrts-Per ton. $50 81 l5ackcd.
Chopper ton, $3.50 q" sG,Ked.
Hops-Quoted at 3Oc per 10.
Eggs-2Oc per dozen.
POtatoes-Per bushel 40c
Corn meal-3c per pound.
Cheese-l20l4c per pound.
Dried plums-Per ID. 6a7c.
Dried prunes-Per h. l0Gl2c.
Imported prunes nc per ID.
Buttcr--3O6p35c per pound for good
Lard--l09l2c per 10.
Hams-Per pound, ll@l2c.
Bacon sides-9G 10 per ID.
ShOulders-->tGgc per In.
Chickens 7 to lOc per pound.
Turkeys 10 TO l212cper 10,
Geese 7dIS per 10.
bucks, l219@l4c per III
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
POLITICAL.
ALLIANCE MEN AT WAR.

ST. LOUIS, Mar. 10, Dispatches
from Texas announce that the farm
ers alliance Is demoralized. DIR. G..
w. Mcclure, the alliance leader, Is
in Dallas, His presence has created
surprise, for many members of the
alliance had threatened to mob him
II he entered the state. There are
two factions there, one the remnant
Of the old grange Organization. The
other wlug, headed 10y the Mercury,
wants commissioners elected aud the
state funds to Toe invested In railway
bonds. II is understood that Me
Clane Is here TO patch up peace be-
tween the factions. Coleman, tho
editor Of the Mercury says "a ma
JorIty of the democrats at Texas be-
long 10 the farmers alliance aud
propose TO have something to say"
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
PRovIpENcg, Il. l., Mar, no. The
republican state convention today
made the following nomiuations:
For governor IA. W, Laddi AeUten.
ant governor, Herman h, Gof
CAlIFoRNlA's SENATOR.
SACWAMENTo, Mar, 10, The lcgls.
lalure in separate session voted 10.
day for L., :. senator to suc,sed the
late Senator Hearst. La the senate
the vote resulted as follows; Estec |
le, Felton, :, Doloung 4, blanchard |
s. Johnston p oslrom dem 10, |
scattering ., mo- choice. la the
housc the vote was, Estee rs, De
Young IA, Felion q. Blanchard 9,
Johnston ?, OsIrom Is, scattering ., |
NO chOloA
no CHANCK FoR srREErRR.
RPRIN0FIEID, Ill., Mar, TO-
rhsp @ecms 90 he no lungcr amy
,Ossibill,y of the el,c,lou of A. J.
'lnSier foF 4. =, senalnF, As Moore !
nd cookFell. y. AZ. - A. have de- /
ldcd % vote tonlouos ts Gen
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STATE.
FOR AN OPEN RIVER.

PORTLAND, March, 1O.-At a
meeting Of the chamber of commerce
last night, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, The state legislature at
its session failed TO pass any law that
would insure the opening of the
Columbia river from Cello to The
Dalles and,
Whereas, Believing it to be of
paramount interest not only to the
retention Of the commercial supre-
macy Of Portland as the metropolis
Of the state, but TO the interest of
the entire state Of Oregon as well,
and Of equal interest to those sec
tions Of Washington and Idaho
that border upon the great water
way of the Columbia and Suake
rivers, therefore be IL
Resolved, That a special com
mittee of twelve be appointed for
the purpose Of consultation and CON
ference with the representatives Of
these sections Of the state which
would be most quickly and perma-
nehtly benefited by the opening of
the river, with the object Of ascer-
devised for the speedy aud perma-
nent opening of the river traffic of
the Columbia and its tributary
streams.
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FINANCIAL.
BROKERS SUSPEND.

New YORK, Mar. l0.-The suspen-
sion Of Haywood l.. Prize has Just
been announced on stock exchange,
BIG FAILURE.
BUsToN, Mass, MAR. lG.-The fail
IRE OF Dudley Hall d Go. was an.
uUunc.d today. The Fl m was the
second largest tea ht use in the
United States. They also dealt In
sHgar, The liabilities of the firm
.unount to fur hundred thousand
dollars.
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DO YOU FAVOR
Building up a Strong, Independ-
ent Paper for the People
in 0regon2
A PAPER THAT WILL NOT SELL OUT.
Printed at The Seat Of Government
LOOK AT THE RECORD OF THE CAPITAL
JOURNAI.

LOOK AT THE RECORD OF THE CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
During the recent session of the legisla.
ture II was the only paper in the state that
attacked successfully thelPortland dicta-
tolship in Oregon politics. 1t successfully
opposed all dUctoriug the Australian ballot
law ia lhe interests OF political bosses. Ii
advocated the law chat passed. giving
me oregon railroad commission power 10
nN Just and reasonable rates of fl'eights
ana power 10 enforce its decisions Ii sue
reSSiully advocated retention of the old
ldllIotd commission as best qualified 10
enforce the law. Ii labored for all meas
urts 10 open rivers and thus secure tolhe
people the right to free aud unres stricted
use OF The waterways
ITS PLATFORM.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL favors reform
IN national finances, 90 the end that tht
p'es-ll expensive monopoly system nf
supply leg an inadequate currency NAV be
>ulFAulc ed by = ne NcTu ment issuing al.
rect u" the peupie an adequate supply of
Regal lri!.vr money, with "a coin basis sui
uoltht % CONFORM iu Suuud banking prin-
CllIes, ~ faYors election of an officials
VINO leEi>latr fer. or aye directly respnnsi
uie To thc people, by direct vote OF the pee.
Pie. IL iaNors raising all state revenues
oN lax on The gross e,l rrings OF CORPORA
tloos, hnlh foreign and slate. II GivorS
opening an waterways 10 the sea and "A
Nhtnll ut all common carriers To The END
aat 'hv producer shall secure ior his labor
the largest net Ieflris
II ~ ay"r relaiuing am powers possible
"a ne hahds ~ thr people ana government
.n lhe interests of the people. circulate this !
paper. For terms, SEE elsewhere.
b. HoFER Bros.
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owing Ia a bad state OF the blood, haNC
been am cted with rheumau,m for twenty
ears aud have NNcd CrutVhes for ten
Years have expended large sums for
remedies Recommended tn ule, aud from
tsing powerful llnimruts u get uttlo
81 'ep, my NIP aud kutt had lnSt nearly
All sire 18th, " hen commenced 10
not take QUE stop without thc aito ola cane,
lr turn my self ip bed without assistance
can nov move With perfect case, aud
NalA without my cane nom nay house to
my o1ict every day, am I'd. .eiVsd nom
tor -tulV All Vtlon. aud wish m ght her
hd - all AFFLICTED with rheumatism aud
Other blood discusses, the merits of this
Won ierful mcitclue. = =. Conoyer,
Ngt Northwestern Muuna Life Insurance
10, Aauiste1, Mlch.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, March 10.
Wheat, buyer, season, $l25.
Wheat steady cash 1904 May 1913
July, 975.
The Spring Medicine.

The popularauty which Hoods
Iarsaparilia has gained as spring
mediIna j. wonderful. 1t possesses
just ihuSe elements of health-giving,
nlood-purifying and appetite restOr-
ing which everyone seems to need at
Z bis season. Do not continue in a
.lulI, tired, unsatisfactory condition
Wien you may be 50 much benefited
by Hood's Sarsaparila. 1t pnrities
the blood and makes the weak
strong.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
CRIMINAL.


TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED.
BROwNsvILLE, Tex. Mar. O.
The whole particulars Of the plot
which resulted in the robbery Of the
train on the Rio Graude January q
and the loss Of S25, 900 have come u
light. The instigator, Juan Benits,
a rich rancher and merchant al
Elsanz ranch, in jail here, has con.
fessed. Chief of Police Rand went
TO the ranch and scared the black
smith and carpenter who made the
crowsfoot which they used to ditch
the train, and through their con.
fesslon secured Benits, and several
other members Of the gang. The
leader Of the party is a well known
smuggIer named Simon Garsio.
The night after the robbery he stole
three horses and left for Mexico, he
being pursued by Mexican cavalry.
A portion Of the stolen money was
recJvercd, and all the robbers will
probably be captured. They are all
ranchers living In this country.
One gang got $4,000, while the rest
only got $500 each. There was a
disagreement, aud one Of the ban
dts, named Angel Cortinez, was
shot and killed by the leader.
MURDERED WITH A NEEDLE.
PARIS, Mar. 10.-The police are in
fair way TO bring TO justice the
murderer of the German, Leider-
man, whose body was found near
Moute Carlo. 1t appears that Leid
erman, who formerly resided IN
Manchester England, took appari
ments in December last, in the Ma
tional hotel at San Reno. He fire.
quently visited Monte Carlo. One
day in December, two Germans, one
man and woman, joined him at
the hotel and they all started off by
rail. This was on December
2ith. In the evening the Ger
mans returned without Leiderman.
They accounted for his absence by
saying he went insane by losses at
Monte Carlo and had been placed IN
an asylum at Nice. That night the
twoGermans departed clandestinely.
The body when found had the spine
broken and was punctured about the
region Of the heart by IA pin like
those used for pricking cards at
Monte Carlo. This showed the muir
derers wished TO convey the idea of
suicide after being ruined at cards.
The pockets were rlfled and the evi-
dences of murder were plain. The
police sent photograph of the de
ceased to Monte Carlo. There IL was
remembered that man of that
description had gaInbled there In
with reputed Polish
countess and her German paramour.
These two have been arrested aud
sent to San Reno. II IL supposed
.he countess decoyed LeidermaD,
1ut II In uncertain as to whether the
nan, her paramour, was aided In |
he killing. II Is believed that a
arge gang is operating IN this way.
POOL ROOMS LAWFUL.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March TO-
Judge Thompson has decided that
'ool rooms could not be closed AS
hey are doing a lawful business.
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Administrators Notice.

Notlcc b hsrcoY given that the uns.,.
signed has oetn duly appolntrd ad winls-
trtinnof the estate 90 x ~dlN.an t,,s,..s..f
~ lhe 'nuniN tN'uri, & tac stafe ia IN .,n
~ the A,nnN W Mart'u, aud al prrson,
hereoA noi inrt a. pre-suf them. durIV ~
HE'D, - IN uudtnst. nad at ~ me- N.
~alcul, Nariou o,nunty, Oreeon vtfhi'.' ~,
tnonths tl,m thr date NJ the nr,t nptli.-.
tlon trrtsH, aud aIl prrrstns lntrff-f A.
S,id estate, Hru hcrshY ruan so t.,,.,
iu,ulea'htr pas meat a. tss sane A. ~
paisi feh. a Isgl
v HU I.
' N'- $50
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l,ed il lsr Flye Years.

DR., T., = lIoldeni / haya sold
your Ethereal Cough S,rup for the
past live years, aud have used Il ia
my own family, aud know 1t To bv
Ihe best cough syrup | have ever
used ur sold. tREn. VI. Whssr.
Stockt0n, large size 81 ,OO, small 50,'.
For sale by all drpssis,s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10

Palmer. Republicans this afternoon
are discussing the advIsability of vot-
ing for Representative Moore as the
only means TO prevent the election
Of Palmer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10

WANTED. - competent gill to do
W housework: Call at Geo. +. smiths,
307 Com mercial street. 3Au
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FOREIGN.
wIGGINs AGAIN.

OTTAWA, Mar. TO- Prof. Virgins
the weather prophet says: "There is
at this moment on the North Allan
tic and approaching American coast
a greater storm than any that will
happen during the remainder Of this
year Or any during the year 1892.
THE IRISH POTATO CROP.
DUBLIN, Mar. 10.-The Irish local
government board has issued re-
port on the failure Of potato crop
and condition in congested districts.
The districts in which disease al
pears comprise about half Of Ireland
and is due to planting old champion;
seed. In light dry soils the crop in
some places is excellent. In cold,
wet lands and mountain distric
failure everywhere is serious. L.
other resources farmers are about up
to the average. The distress is ag-
gravated by the reluctance of local
shop keepers to grant credit. Relief
are confined to con.
gested districts of the west, and to
laboring and fishing classes of the
south. 1t Is expected the pressure
will become more general between
now and April.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
Ex. EMPRESS EUGENE.

LONDON, Mar. l0.-The ex- EN-
press Eusenie IS reported to bc in
very poor condition physically aud
little more than wreck mental V.
Some say it is insanity, but her un.
friendly reception in Paris, when
she was at first mistaken for En-
press Frederick, and afterward in
suited as soon as her identity became
known, was great shock To her
She has lost all traces of her former
attractions, and has ceased to even
cover the ravages of time with cos
metics 70 the better class OF
Ffenchmen She is an object of pity,
il not sympathy. but the nlbObs
lose no opportunity to show their
hatred.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CtNT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. NO adyer
tiSement inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
SJAtC.0BS &C: OIL
CURES SURELY. Az
sPRAINs.

hi0 a Miss Railway
iAcs President and
GensHl NARAgeE
Cnclunati. ohio
"NY Gsf suddenly
arpol and gase ne
very severely
p-inv,i Aukla he
ppliCarlon of sd
ty>eskal tesQnctGt
nes Ia srslisf hoia
aaln
N n pHknsrf
iresi a Geu lhsarr
- -. -.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10

EJR SALE Two square piarOs for sale
l. very cheap,n Mt Diamonds music house
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10

tie holphla ssreeL
halIinore. Ma.
JanylS iSo
vAs bruised bad
y In hip GndGde by
ahn aud sanepds
NSEely 81 Jaools on
eomPletsly caEca
me VAC HkkpES
hs11erofSisie
LeSislatEn
~ Co. HamassA "A
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10

Frcuch Peas Srnat 4 Giles. .
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sCROFULE

IS that ir1purity cf the blood which rr'
luces un>ightly Jumps or swellmgs ON l..
glands Uf ,he neck; causes painful ilni
sores On tie arms, legs, or feet; deyelo, e'
ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose. often caH'-
ing blindness or deafness; is tie origiI O.
pimplcs, cancerous growths, or tie mai!
otl rr manifestations usually ascribed 1"
''Llmors;" and fastening upon the lungs
causes consumptiop, and death. Being
the most ancient, it is the most general oi
Ill diseases or affections, fUI very fev
persons are entirely free from iJ.
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streams.

| uchb optHluB vi lDt river lTdIllC OF
the Columbia and its tributary
streams.
KOCH's LYMPH.
PORTLAND. Mar. 9.-Thc first ex-
pertinent in this city with DR..
Koch's lymph was made at ST. Vim.
cents hospital yesterday. The arli-
Gle was brought here 10y DR.. Marcus
Field, recently from New York.
Those present were Drs Mckenzie,
Fried, Williams, Jones, Bell, of the
hospital staff, and DR.. Houck, who
recorded the symptoms DR.. Mac.
kay, who made microscopic examln-
ations; DR.. Koehler, the house
physician; and J. II. Hageney, of
Skidmore's, who reduced the mate
rial to the required consistency.
The subject was Mrs. Kaufman,
suffering from tubercular of the
spine.
or course, at present nothing can
be said regarding the result of this
test, but the experiment will closely
be watched by the entire local med-
cal fraternity.
COLONY FOR OREGON.
PORTLAND, Mar. l0.-The Tele-
gram says: The Nebraska refugees,
who are fleeing from the drouths,
cyclones, grasshoppcrs and NOR
cages have turned their faces toward
Oregon. They are apparently weary
Of drouths aud hot winds in the
summer, aud billiards. and deep
snow in the winter and are desper-
ately anxious for the even climate of
the northwest, With view to I'M
proving the condition of certain set.
Elements OF people OF N.braska, T. |
q. Carlson aud c. j. Olsen, Of that
state, are in Portland, looking over
the situation. 1--WE are thoroughly |
tired Of our home state" said Mr..
Olsen to "a reporter, land we are de-
termiucd to tind Il location that will
be more agreeable in every sense of
the word, MIR, Carlson aud repre-
sent large settlement OF Scandina-
vians and Danes In Phelps and
Kearney counties, aud II the people
there do not get away pretty soon
they will be unable ever to do 50. Ii
has been so long since we have had
"a good crop, that We would hardly
know one should We see Il. In II
counties Of Nebraska, there are
nearly 100000 people, comparatively
destitute of provisions OF money and
though they are possessed of sec
ton OF land each, they are virtually |
paupers, The settlement which we
represent, however, is in good cir.
cumstancos, hut they have the
westward fever, aud will not he sat.
ished unit they aan settle down
within the shadows " tho beautiful
Cascades, The Willamette valley /
Is the place for them, so far AS can
learn, and no doubt We will hud a
settlement ,sere' All of our people
are In a position " Iyudrs The coun-
Try a bsneft by coming. They an
Industrious aud honest and that l.
NJ any nlap oNp bf, thiuk We
'an bring . party oQt within 80
lays.
SCHOOL DiRHC mrs.
PORTLAND, Mar &c. NJ. n ,bN
nd Richard Williams wcne elected
chool directors at the electlon yes.
'niay,
sroUr's H0rgL BURNED.
AsMRIA, Mar. 10 Stout's hotel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10

EOUND.-A blind b'idle on state Street
L Salem. Owner can get same by call
ing at tniS office aud paying for this notice.
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CLOVER SEED

For sale az my firm on Howell prairie.
nr delivered IN salem at T. cents per pound,
lean and clear of canada thistle seed.
III 2.n-Wf JOHN NEWSOM.
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FLOOD IN GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Mar. 10. The great
portion Of the city between the canal
and river Is under water, all busi-
mass Is suspended. The water Is re-
csding aud no damage done 10 prop
ertV.
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THE BLIZZARD IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Eng, Mar. lO.-The
blizzard in the south of England
continues although the weather in
Loudon is milder. Railroad trains
are blockaded and the neighboring
country is covered with snow which
has been piled in drifts of great
depth by the hurricane accompany
ing the storm The passengers op
blocked trains suffered greatly from
cold. Tie blizzard prevailed from
st. Georges Channel to the North
Sea. The mail service is completely
stopped and many towns are shut
of from outside communication
There IL an immense loss of cattl,
and sheep. In addition to the dam
aye done 10y the storm itself, the
lnailts commenced 10 rise IN n
dangerously rapid manner and has
Inundated the low lyin
district from Richmond DOWN
Green grocers are suffering from,
d arlh of vegetables, etc. All wa2
ans nptnino, i'm from, tha nnu,trN or,
showed up along the road. At Lydd
"A small sea port town of Kent, while
the coast guard life boat was going
to rescue the crew of an endangered
vessel, the life boat cApsized and
several occupants were drowned |
near Hastings, Sussex county. Fiv,
ishing smacks were wrecked and |
.hree fishermen drowned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10
EXPLOSION IN GLASGOW.

GLASGOW, Scotland, Mar. TO- A
condenser, used in the manufacture
Of ammonia at the Dixon Iron
works exploded today. Three man
gled bottles were recovered aud four
other bodies including that Of the
manager Of the works are still bur
ried in the debris.
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HIGH WATER.

ARKANSAS CITY, Ark, Mar. TO-
Tle river has risen over two feet In
the past "a hours, while the leyees
can only stand two feet more Of wa.
ter. The outlook IL not encourag.
Inv.
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sroUr's norEL BURNRn.

AsMRiA, Mar. 10 Stout's hotel
At AsaybN, Was burned 10 the
go'nnd on sunday The hre spread
rap'dly aud nothiug oodld he saved.
Total l,Ss, ten thousand dollas; In.
surauce about half A detective due
is supposed 10 have besn the cause of
lhe Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-03-10

PORTLAND, Mar l0.-C. NJ, n 10y
aud Riehacl Williams wen, elcctrd
school directors at the eleotlon yes.
tcniay.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-15

Atclegram from the city otMexlcc
says that since the opening of the In
tar-O Oceanic halfway to Nern CIuz suga
planters In The districts touched by thu
road.are beginning TO export raw 9ug
ar TO Liverpool in considerable quaint
ties. Mr. Sanchez, who Is managing The
hne on behalf OF the English owners,
predicts that tho American sugar in
dustry will assume great proportions,
and that Mexico. within few years
will become large suger exporting
nation.
The steamship Australia arrived al
Ban Francisco yesterday, seven day.
from Honolulu, The Hawaiian Gazette
says between the 18th and 23d OF
March Is, 001 tons Of sugar had beer
exported to the United States by steam
and between March 3lst and April I'll
300 tons moro had gone by sail, max
Ing an unprecedented tonnage in sc
short period. The mills and plantg
lions are still busy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-15


The Water Commissioners met last
evening when the balance in bank was
reported as being s9i,6s "a. The 10.
titton OF William G. Iindall, for water
pipes on Gilpin avenue, east OF Brooms
that OF Samuel NJ. Pollok for pipes on
Lincoln street near Rowland. and that
OF the West End Reading Room for
pipes on DUPONT street near fourteenth
were granted
Tho weekly pay roll amounting to
1881. Is was presented and ordered paid
The petition of Patrick Neary for live
hydrants on Franklin street between
Front and Fourth streets was referred
to the chief engineer.
Bills were passed rs follows: G. w.
Amy d Son. S844; X. j. Biscoe, 1877;
Brosius a. Smedley, 1889; Lawrence
Burns, 1904; j. V. Carlisle II Co., .. 40:
n. b. Culbert 1.5o; Chapman Valve
Company, 17716; Diamond Ice Com
pany, 1880; Domestic Trade Depart
mont, 1880; Daniel Dohl, 3448: II. p.
Ewes, 2.l0; Fell d Peoples, LIS; j. =.
Grohe. 1888; J. r. hudson &Co ,2S.41;
W, II. Hartlove, So cents; Journal
Printing Company, 1886; Mercantile
Printing Company, 4; News Publishing
Company, 10; Philadelphia, Whining.
ton and baltimore Railroad Company.
l3.Sli Peet Valve Company, 1918;
Remington Machine Company, 10000;
James Smith & Co., SO; Speakman Sup
ply and Pipe Company. 55.l0; William
Simmons, 1905; A. Tlaynor, SO; Thorn
son Meter Company, 8e.2S; Wilmington
Printing Company. 1850; Wilmington
Coal Gas Company, 1883; Robert
Wetherill & Co., 1885,; Il. i. Wood d
Co., 144.43; A. d. Warner, 1890; Charles
Warner Company, 405 40