Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-27
LOCAL AND Personal.


is guest of friends in Salem.
Il. L. Hunt, of Oakland, is here
to see his sister, Mrs. G. w. Hunt.
People are getting awful tired of
the torn up condition of State street.
One John Doe was fined $40. 40 for
a plain drunk this morning.
Mr.. John Brown, with the Ore
gon Land Co., is here from New
berg.
The baromet is steadily climbing
to the "set fair" point-at 3O.OO--
today.
Four disciples of the mallet and
rock pile are doing time for the city
today.
Silas Jones of Brooks, has secured
a pension of $12 month and 1925
arrears.
Druggist Geo, E. Good rejoices
over the arrival of son in his
household.
The program for closing exercises
of Harrison Institute Tuesday, June
30th, is out.
A lot of Indians from the Grande
Ronde agency are in Salem today
in their hacks.
The tax sale today was attend ed
by larger crowd aud better prices
were realized.
Are you a good all-aroundman I?
See Our Saturday Night, if you
have any doubts.
With baseball, encampment, open
ing of electric, this is not slow
Saturday in Salem.
DIR. Whltcorib, state veterinary
from Portland, was in the city on
official business today.
Miss Zadie Palmer, who is almost
indispensable as delivery clerk at the
Salem Postoffice, is again indis.
posed.
Judge II. G. Shaw, of this city,
and w. NJ. Bushey, of Mehama,
start this morning for Cottage
Grove.
Miss Edith Hughes, graduate
frem the New England Conserva-
tory of Music, is expected home
Thursday.
Mr.. Dickman, ST., is in town today
from the troublesome neighborhood
near Buena Vista. He reports all
ceased.
Persons fnd fault with the man.
agement of street railway who
could not successfully manage an OK
cart and could not control capital
enough to fit up wheelbarrow.
John West, Peter Thompson, T.
H. Blundell are home from their
trip to Big Nestucca, Tillamook and
Bay City. They report a good time
but lots of rain and mud.
Vintages of the Rhine, Moselle and
Palisinto, are reported complete fail
ures, owing to the severe and pro-
tracted frosts which prevailed during
the earlier part of the season.
Unless the gentlemen in charge
get rid of the green, shiny mudpud-
dies and remove chaotic condition
of State street, they will find the
city growing right away from them.
James Riley who assaulted a boy
in front of De Leon's barber shop
Friday evening was sent to the
county Jail. Mr.. DE Leon chival-
rously took the boys part and down
ed the rowdy.
Prof. Thos. McClennard of Tabor
College has been elected President
of Pacific University at Forest Grove
The proposal to make the Charter
congregational was not accepted by
the Board oil Trustees.
A new warehouse is to be built on
the site of the old o. p. warehouse
on the river front, by r. p. Boise.
The structure is to be 40x50, and
wharf front of so feet, built on
cribbing, with open ends and sides
so as to allow floods to go through
least resistance. This will increase
the warehouse facilities of our city
considerable.
If you want property right in the
residence center of Ihe city, situated
only four blocks from Commercial
street and five from Wilson avenue,
remember that Boise's second addi-
ton is just what will suit you.
Take a ride on the nicely graded
streets through this plat and pick
your lots.
Miss Susan Jones aged forty-four,
a daughter of Mr.. Fielding Jones, of
Hubbard. died at Portland, June
25th.
"Our Capital" is a dandy New
Tea, our importation. Sroat d
Gile.
Fire Works at cost at Geo. +.
Smiths. 3O7 Commercial st.
Branson the "Cash Grocer" says
he Is too busy TO talk, but those low
prices still continue just the same
/ have bought my ticket at Shaw
& Downings, 264 Commercial 81
THE STATES PIcSIc.-Luneh