Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


c"i' 0"uNC % ot Il oitldilu iOl lew
days.
Albany eurolls 43l pupils in the
public schools. The average atten.
dance is 400.
]. C. Cawood reports rich coal and |
depusits about Sweet Home,
Linn Go.
One vag responded to rollcall at
Recorder Goudeil's court this morn
ing.
Willamette is a webfoot institu-
tion and does not mind the rain.
The rains continue TO show the
condition Of funpaved streets.
Rev. G. w. Kaatz has been lying
i'll at the home of Mr.. Muenzenmeier
of North Salem.
The music of the humming ele-
valors of the Willamette Valley
Go. will soon be joined by
the drep-toned voices Of two hun
dred steel rolls of that institution.
Thos. Bruce aud family are nicely
tiled in their new home in Nor,h
Salem.
Fleming Eoff Of Macleay is TT
ported dangerously i'll, as Is also
Miss Carrie Anderson of Howell
prairie.
The total receipts of the state fair
this year were $4,000. Where, Oh !!
where is that Portland exposition
To the, proverb, "The pen is
mightier than the sword" should
always be added the qualification,
''in some hands"
One prisoner, au U. S. man, was
discharged from the Oregon peni-
tentiary today and two indians
from Eastern Oregon were received.
Bids on the rebuilding of the Will
lamette college building lately in
jured by fire, will be opened Thurs
day at 2 p. M, at &. 5. McNally's
office.
Miss Mary Fisher, of the JOUR-
NAL force, is spending u short vaca-
ton at Independence.
Some of the business men think
DIR. Lane is pretty severe on this
Oregon Of ours, of which he is after
all only one of the products.
DIR, Lanes letter would indicate
that he is prepared to join the saints,
and he ought to have chosen an
organ of the saints purified to pub
lish it in.
County Stock Inspector w. L.
Simeral has condemned two CLAN
dered horses, aud they will he de-
stroyed,.
The Butttville fair, held by the
Butte Greek Fair association Sept.
1928 was a success. There WAS a
good attendance and the exhibits
of fruits, grains, vegetables and
stock show that to be "a great region
for such products.
Street Commissioner Crossan is
putting ia his spare hours this rainy
weather inspecting Sidewalks. He
will be able to make good show of
new walks by the end of the year.
The law regarding appointments
to fill vacancies in the state board of
charities is an unusual one, as no
other board is filed by its own mem
bers.
M. Davis, who has been visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
G. F. RoJa', started for Beaverton
today.
Mrs, d. Rowland and Mrs. Jay
Smith took the afternoon train for
Portland.
Another large delegation went
down to Portland this afternoon.
The attachment suit of Meredith
VS.. Walker was compromised this
afternoon.
On the evening of the 18th Miss
Linnie Savage was pleasantly sur
prised by number of her young
friends, at her home on Twelfth
street. Refreshments, games and
conversation helped pass away the
fiteting hours of the evening to the
lingering 1--WE small hours Of the
morn"
r. Livingstone and wife of Port
land, Alexander Stuart, William
Stuart and Mary Stuart, of Melville
House, Portobella, Scotland, heirs OF
William Stuart deceased, and Salem
Capitol FIGURING Mills Co. limited,
to the Portland FIGURING Mills Co.,
the property known as the Scotch
Mills of Salem, $4,000.
Dispatches from Rangoon, capital
of British Burmsh, announce feel
ing of great anxiety there. Natives
arrived there report the gathering
of Dacoits, is taking place aboul
Wuntho, under the leadership o
the refugee Tsawha, and that every
preparation is being made to repe
the expected attack upon the garri