Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-04
LOCAL AND Personal.

Hon. Frank Baker took the after
noon train for few days at Port
land.
Mrs. ]. B. Arbergast is visiting at
Portland.
Judge Boise and Attorney Bing-
ham came down from Albany today
to attend the Rabcock funeral.
H. r. Moore, who has conductt d
the auction store the past year, will
leave Salem some time this week for
tour of Southern Oregon and
California.
The Salem Assembly Club will
give its first grand ball of the season
at the Hotel Willamette on Friday
evening Nov. 18th. a rare time is
expected.
w. T. McFaddeu of Corvallis is
in the city, having some cases before
the supreme court.
1t is a good deal to expect of
Democratic legislature to elect Il
Republican senator, as one publica-
tion proposes.
James Maxwell, a ScOtchmau,
who killed a sailor on the high seas,
has been discharged from the peni-
sentiary.
II. NJ. Barnes and Frank Wilson
from Lakeview, are late arrivals at
the prison.
County Clerk Sherman's bonds
are fixed at $4,000. His bondsmen
are David Simpson, M. l. Chamber
lain, T. l.. Golden, and George Will
liams.
The bids on painting the asylum
residences were as follows: VIM.
Driver & Cook, $1,000; P, Fragile,
S223.OO; E. G. Wright, $1S4 90; w.
NJ. Sterling, $4,000; Kress & Fisch-
er, S200.40. The contract was
awarded to E. G. Wright.
Nails should grow cheaper now
The demand for them for the pur-
pose of mailing campaign lies has
entirely ceased.
Billy Miller, of the White Corner,
went to Portland today to see his
mother off for the east.
All Kansas is welcome is come to
Oregon except the rainmakers, aud
even they might have better luck
here.
A new confectionery store is going
in at 10 State street. 1t is TO be rur
by Richard Westacott, with Lutte
Westacott as salesman.
The river is coming up pretty
lively and the weather sages say
there is to be more rain.
f. b. Hatch of San Francisco,
route agent for the Adams Express
Co., is running the Office at Salem,
while Agent Reynolds is spending a
ten days vacation at Portland with
his family. Mr.. Hatch is an o,d
eXpressman.
Misses Kate and Jessie Dalrymple
started this afternoon on their trip
to Boston, where they will spend
the winter. This is their first visit
outside of Oregon, and they will no
doubt enjoy an exceedingly pleasant
winter. They were accompanied by
their father j. j. Dalrymple as far
as Portland.
S. A. Clarke, the red hill fruit
grower, has named his celebrated
fruit ranch the "Candelaria" fruit
farm, which was the name of his
fathers great plantation in Cuba,
where he lived and was buried.
A gOodly delegation of Knights
Templar of Albany, arrived on the
afternoon tram to oattend the Bat
cock funeral.
Portland is much in need of
public system of sewerage. At
present some of its alleged news
papers serve the same purpose.
School Clerk Simpson says he is
under great obligation to County
Assessor Cleaver for many courtesies
extended in enabling him to com
plete the school district assessment.
The sawmill company at Mill City
are reported to have opened their
saw dust flume since the saw dust
law was declared uncOnstitutional
and run it into the river instead.
The Santiam LAUNDERING Co., had
already expended about $1,000 In
making a fiume TO comply with the
law, but having been prosecuted,
they have now abandoned their
hume and run the saw dust into
the river.