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GALL FOR BIDS FOR HEATING COURT
" house Notice is hereby given that seated mo-.
posalS Tor heating the SnuhofuIsh county co,r,.
house VIII be GeCei ed BY board of county com
n'is>lnuers 81 Snohont-h county. Washington Al
the Office 81 the commissioners o. said courL mail
august -, al = o'clock p. NJ.
Slch proposals must b. accompanied nv a rarfi-
ntd cheCk III the Sum Of $500 81 he forfeited IN
N1a9till n county Dy the s>fDl builder in case
h ialls 10 enter lutp contract ia good and Sut7ics
bond N the fun sum Of the contract pric. {'br
hNe dsN- isnIi daie of award. Al bids To no ,c-
co.ppanled py q detail cescr. ptisa OF same
ne ooard reserves the right 20 reject any and all
Dated Snohomish. Wash, August 5. 1891
~ order OF the board Of county MN. Ioners Of
SnOh 1mlsh county. GEO a HE-rE
County auditor and ex-oficio Clerk Of BOARD.
GALL FOR BIDS FOR ELECTRIC LIGu:r
" hNtures-NOtice is hereby given that sealed
proposals, 10 be accompanied BY saf1nIes al ~
terla. an designs Of fixtures, tor the f1rpshir~
ard putiaig up % eCtric ltgnt fixtures throurhoG
IN ~nohofltsh county cOurtuOlse. a. @nohOrnish
cry, wash, according 10 the plans and spqeifra-
IVnS on ME "a the commissioner oifice.
sioners OF SnohoInish county. Wash az their nfice
III sald county until August 70 az o',.loc,r -,
al which hDur said bids VIII be Opened = ''
. Snch proposals must be accom- pan ed nv a car,,
be- forfeited - SnuhOm~h county t,v fh.. ~,
biuder IN case he tails To enter into con,ra,, -,
socl arc schcient bond in the full sum of the con-
'lSt,- Pr I "iihin I'VE days from date of award
40 Did VIII De received or Considered ,nIeSs M,
eonpaHled by sample OF material =, ~ I1saJ =,
CONSTRUCTION. ana detailed dpScriDtion and on, ~
uriSh pt oy a sample Of the fixtures thef4se elves
al bids 7"' - reJect any anu
Dated a. Snohomish Augus, & 1891
BY ORDER OF the board of county commissioners
Or Snohounlsh county CO 4 RIFE
County Auditor and ex-oficio Clerk OF Board
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HISCELLANEOUs.

NISCELLANEOUS
THE LADIES TAILOR SYSTEM TAUGHT
l. al No. :, S2Ois Front.
WANTED--PARTNER WITH $500 IN A
w good paying eutcaer business; experience not
required Gall at LIS Front street
| tST ARRIVED. 700 MANTFI4. HALL AND
~ hanging clocks of every description, which we
purchased at asSignee'S SAFE and Will sell very
cheap. Gail and examine the assortment and
prices. Albert Hansen. 706 Front street
CRYSTAL BATHS-NESLER AVENUE RE-
y tween Third and Fourth streets. Baths re
ducei 70 20 cents.
I'VE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FIR
w nlture 10 any amount Frederick & Nelson
l.2lS second.
TICK ETN To ALL POINTS BY RAIL
Y IN IL Il - road So TO 81 Is cheaper than
the regular rates; tickets bought and sold; tickets
guaranteed Richardson & Co. Sl9 second street
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WASTED-PARTNERs.

WANTED-A PARTNER IN RESTAURANT
w just opened; good location Inquire at l,6O3
Front street
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CoMUISSiON, MERcH4yrs.

SToRAGE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACTIf-
~ ties ior storage. household goods furniture ard
other goods protected from dust and soi!iug H. H.
Hammond & Co, 81 S23 West, Corner Marion
CTOHAGE or GRAIN. PRUDU{E AND
- other property solicited and yvarehodsf rec,srrs
given. ii. L. Hammond 4 Co., s2l -e23 Vet and
Marion and fronting Railroad avenue and wharf
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BORN.

BURDTCK-fn Seattle, August IL 1891, 70 the
wife of J. z. Burdck, a son
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WASTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-FOR SPOT CASH. TRACT OF
w good land near Seattle, the Sound; inn
proved fru. farm preferred Address u. L., care
Post -In;elIigencer
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S 900
$1,000 To Loan
$4,000
CARRAHER & MEACHAM
Ground Floor. ia Cherry st.

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost Found,
Ter sale For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
fuaerted M the rate of cent A word each insertion
Payment always In advance No advertisement
refefyed for less than Is cents.
r0TCE.-The business Office of the Posr-IN-
rELIIGEscRR Is open until IL r. m tiassined
rdyef tisements viii be received up to this hour
Advertisements win be received at branch ofhces
or Tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at
TACOMA Sammons, Agent
Port Townsend French Il Springer
The following letters await advertisers At this
sdace;
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MARBLE AND GRANITE HoDES
NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS 1op-
~ her sixth ard Pike streets. Seattle: ali ktnls
cemetery work On shortest notice: designs fur
nisheG on application
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, ECON D-RA-ND GOoDS
COUNTY NOTICES.

HlHGEaI CASH PRICE PAID FOR NEW
fiNe street. - 40
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Tor SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT SITU-
atei Ia blocks norra Of Ges,er avenue. 81 200
Ch!.6ers, Lleweiyu Dodge birding
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CL4TRFOTASTS.

MADAME ROSS CAN BE CONSULTED nv
vi all on business, love and marriage Henz,y
block. opposite Abbott house curnArIhIrd atd
Pike Par oFs ! aud IL
FLORENCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES. WHO
Il predicted the Seattle fire. Room 3 Pnlnnev
block. corner Front and Seneca streets
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CONFECTIONERS.

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY, ETC
Henry ) ice cream, all havoTs. always on hard
delivered promptly 70 all parts the city; Metro
pptan bricks. ali navOrs. quart so cents three
pints 50 cents, two quarts 81. or So per gallon:
hCnie-nade candies, made fresh daily: largest as
s.rLmlenL " the CITY az nenry.s. ST. Ihlrl s.rae
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H-fTRDRESSNG

H1TRDRESSTNG.
(fIRCASSIAN HAIR PAIlLOftS RAMOS
~ waves. curls. switches; goods nasi.. 10 order:
wig making specially: bang eating. dressing
shanpooins, bleaching and dyesng. RengstOrr
block 109 second street.
LfACE MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF AC-
quiring good complexion without cosmetics.
hairdreSSing. cutting. bleaching, etc. mAIrurIts
and chropody- Mrs Reed, Atkias blOuk, 80 Co.
lumDla street.
TOHN + WfTTWFR. TTIf ONLY PROBES
- sional hsirdresScT afd wi:make- n the ,itv.
late Win = StrozynNSi. san Francisco; hairlress-
ing; ladies aud chld -eu-s han.s-cutttps "A -.
cialty; most natural looking hangs kept ia stock
and made 20 order; all kinds OF hair Work done in
the very latest styie. 3l4 Pike street
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L'OK SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST RESI-
dences on Queen Anne hill; corner Of Temper
ance and Bradley streets: cable passing the door.
cheap and easy terms Rees r. DanIeIS room Zl2
Butler block.
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E'OR SALE-BY OWNER 200 ACRES OF
4 good land near navy yard, S25 per acre: also
one DOCK containing ~ lots. ali graded Ia Crown
adcition 50, 500 Address NJ A., Post-I ntelii.
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TETERTNART4NS.

4 J. MCINTOSH VET BINARY SURGEON,
~. graduate of Toronto Veterinary college. Of
fice al Montana stables, Fifth and " Washington
streets; telephone 200; residence telephone 367.
GREEN & NUGEST, VETERINARY PHYSI-
VI clans and surgeons honorary grad hates On
tario Veterinary College. Office and infirmary AT
Carney CAB stables, corner West ana University
streets. Telephone, 432
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E'ok SALE--TWO IMPROVED LOTS. GOOD
u view; Fourteenth. Madison. 81 900 De-
low value. Cali 1880 Fourth and Ftas In ina
evening.
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GREENE & TURNER,
AttnrnaNs f-r aid L.,raa

@hhtpaAtFS ltK cSA4u ASS SUeF.
NOTICE To PROPERTY OWNERS-No,l..ssss
~ IS hereby given To all persons c. nceFnse-
all .hlstles within the limits OF the city Of =
must De cut down Or Otherwise destroyed. -
owner or occupant OF inhabited premises VI III
owner or agent Of uuOccuped prerni IS WIZ :, n
suHsE tdAStes 20 grow upon such premises, y. ar
IrYht OIL or AUDITING upon any premises o~H - =
occupied by him or them, or Tor whlcn ~ ~
they are agents, by ordinance S1e OF tneeHss,rs
seattle may be proceeded against TOR nalh.ssissT
nuisance. The above mentioned ordnahsse -
De strictly enforced and all persons are hef7's
gwen notice Of such enforc men .,,rvps
Dated August Il. 1891 chief OF Police
TMPOU MED ~rOCK-FRIDAG, AUGUST =
in front Of police headquarters, corner foaS
and Terrace stree Is 81 o a m, will sell ~ -.
lie auction 10 the highest hi der for cash, 20 -
expenses of impOunding and keeping. the toioslS7
described stock viz one 4 chestnut horse .osA
seven al wears of age: branded IT" on LETT sh9I
der. The owner of the above desc ribed aninis1
10 me unknown. BOLTON ROGEk-
Chief Of Police, Seati~
seattle wash. August IL. 1891.
CITY TREASURER NOTICE.-THE fuS
u lowing city warrants will be paid upon -,
entatI0n at the city treasureT's Office And y, 49,
terest allowed after fifteen days from first PnDa>-
tion ofthis notire: a, .,u
salary fund warrants Nos 2,0Ol to 2, I73. inc'1
siVe.
1889 road fund warrant No. g. TO. A
Harhoy and wharf fuud warrants Nos IL -
inclusive.
Date Of first publication August Z, 1891.
WILLIS L. AMEs, City Tressuf~
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

WASTED-GENTLEMA AND WIFE, OR
W two ladies, to room and board In private fam
Dy oftwo Apply any morning at No. 400 Sixth
street
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PATENTS.

III L. REYNOLDS, MECHANICAL ENGI-
IL neer and patent solicitor; late examine. L.
> patent Office; applications for patents prepared
and prosecuted: incomplete inventions perfected.
Room 81 sullivan block; r. o. Box s99, Seattle,
Wash
DATENTS-CAVEATS: WRITE FOR "AD-
L vice 10 Inventors" q. Fl. King, Attorney,
Epler block.
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DEETNG md CLEANING.
GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING CLEAN
~ ing and repairing works, so second street
w ANDER>OS-DYER AND CLEANER OF
w ladies' and gents clothing. Fifth and James
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FOCAL AND ms UMENTAL MUST,

FOCAL AND ms TR UMENTAL music.
F. LANCER. INSTRUCTOR OF VIOLIN,
- harmony. ETC. al state University of Wash
ington. Term begins August - For particulars
make application at the university or Durants
music store, Front street. near Columbia, Seattle
MADAME BERTA CRIVELL1, FROM MI
W ian, italy: vocal culture (oid ltailan schooiJ
and piano instruction; music rooms. Rotter mouse.
Front, between Spring and Seneca streets; the
only one on the Western coast holding IN ner pos
session certificates from The famous New York
teacher. Nine Louisa Cappani.
MUSICAL INSTITUTE. OCCIDENTAL
VI block, rooms 335-33S; vocal culture AMI in
strumental music; office hours, ~ tc l. q H.
Mrs. Willard. principal
CARLBERG SCHOOL OF MCSlC-NOlCE:
y Miss Martha s Brown pupil of Nine. Cappiani
Of New York: violin. Mr.. Heinrich Israel, of the
Conservatory OF Frankfort; piano, harmony and
orchestraiion, Mr.. Edmund Morse: weekly lectures
free 10 students. Edmund Morse, director, Burke
building. sec nd and Marion
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DOR SALE-SEVENTY ACRES CHOICE
= bottom land near railroad station: very cheap
gardner q StTAtton sos second street
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRA CTORS.

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN-
- giHeers and contractors for bridges Of every de-
scription; wharfbuilding, pile-irfving dredging
and steam shovel excavating; plans and suecinea-
tons furnished application: spondence SO
hcited- Cface, Occidental block, seattle, Wash.
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EoR SALE--LoT AND 5-ROOM HOUSE ON
Il Yesler avenue. 81 100. Ch!!oecg. Lleweyu-
Dodge building
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L'OR sALE-s1.55O; HOUSE or ROOMS
d on monthly payments II. : Turner, Z2I But
Ter block
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EDUC4TIONdL.
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY. COZ.
~ c. j. Wright, B. s, y. NJ Cornwall. Ny.
Mt. RAINIER SEMINARY, NORTHEAST
w corner of Sixth and Spring streets School
viii reopen August 81, 1891 For further Informal
ton address the principal, Miss ". h. Cochrane-
CEATTLE FEMALE COLLEGE WILL RE-
~ open August IS, 1891. For further informa-
ton address the president, Rev. W. W. Beck, Ra-
VIENNA, Wash.
MISS CHEAL'S SEMINARY, CORNER SEC
wi ond ami Madison. School re-opens August 81.
1891.
SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL. CIVIL, MECHAN-
~ lcal, mining eng neertng. surveying. draught-
ing; architecture assaying and navigation Open
all year, I23 Market street. San Francisco, Cal
Established 1854 A. Wander Naillen, president.
Send for circular
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L Ioan on choice residence property r. NJ.
Palmer room IL Roxwell building, Front and
Columbia streets
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ASS4TERs and CHEMISTS.
n f. BOGARDUS OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
~. Cham Der OF Commerce; mines examined; as
saving and chemical work If all kinds done
Rooms ~, As and 40 sullivan building, Front. be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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Tor sALE-s2. 600: HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS;
Il easy terms II. y Turner. 22l Butler block.

L'OR SALE-LOT 6OXl2s, IN NAGLE's I'D
a addition. one block from Broadway. dae view;
Sl.luO Gardner & StIatton. sos second street
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DRESSHAKTNG.
DRESSMAkING ESTABLISHMENT. SIT
~ Pike street. is recommended TO ladies with Tine
taste and wishes Of perfect fitting dresses ia &C
curdance with the latest Paris and New York
STYLES: recommendation from New York. Miss
Nanny Hanson Feline.
MADAME WEIGH, DRESSMA KING PAR
VI lors. 1918 Third street. have speut several
months in Paris this spring periecting myself IN
the artistic designs in dressnaking. All designs
received direct from Paris every month. Cau
AMI have made a perfect hitting and stylish gar
uent.
MRS. KING. FASHIONABLE DRESS
vi maker; childreus clothes q speciality: best
work; Eastern prices. Rooms : aud 8 Oakland
house, l,5l6 Front street.
MISS HORWITZ FASHIONABLE DRESS.
vi maker. 4lS Columbia street.
MISS y. NICHOLSON, FASHIONABLE
VI dressrnaking parlors. - and 30 RengStorf
block. second street, stylish garments: perfect al
guaranteed.
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L'OR sALE-$5OO LOTS, 4OXIl9 ON CAR
4 liae best Kind OF view. III. ;. Turner 22I
Butler BLOCK.
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L'oR sALE-s2, 400; HOUSE OF ROOMS;
u monthly payments. H. :. Turner, 22l Builder
block
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OCULISTS AND AURIS

DR STILlSON-EYE. EAR, NOSE AND
IL throat Haller building.
lR- GEO. y. REICH, OttCLIST ACRISr AND
- physician Tor diaeaSes of the throat, has re-
moved his office to looms 2O3 and 100 Pioneer
building
hk. KIRBE. OECLtST, AND ACRIST AND
~ physician for diseases of the throat Removed
10 Halter block. corner CClCu. nia ane Second
streets, ROOMS and 5
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7 II. PARSONS, 102 SEATTLE BLOCK.
- Books of public officials. corporations, adj
ministrators. firms and individuals examined,
Advice given. Partnership settlements, business
correspondence and general agency conducted.
References furnished.
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E'OR SALE-2O ACRES OF GARDEN LAND
across the sound: must be sold. finest place
within sight of Seattle; 81 500 house aud a cot
tase. both furnished barns GutbuildipgS and biack
smith shop cattle and poultry. the land IS rich
and half cleared and q high % cuiLIv
copi9u' spring of pure walter the place. good
water front and new steamboat wharf: 81 500 for
The ~Eoie. a bargain al a sacrifice. Inquire 6l2
Front street
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koh MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS Goa (,
Il hauling anu general truckIng ana te,tnine az,
Ply b.. { lnsraIi. room Lieweliy n- u udgc bulld.
lag TeiephOEe -
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Wade d. Co. are selling a self
binder harvester that mends the
farmers clothes, darns his socks
and bakes bread for dinner for his
wife.
People wishing currants for can
ming should call at Rineman's, 1872
State street. He can furnish from
one gallon to one thousand, or more
if wanted. They are the cherry
currant variety, strictly fresh. Or
ders should be in early, as they will
only last few days longer.
Fresh lot of flowers for The 4th
just in at Calvert's. See them
early.
Branson the "Cash Groceru saws
he Is too busy to talk, but those low
prices still continue just the same.
Goods at greatly reduced prices for
the next fifteen days, when the store
will be cleared until September lst.
Mrs. D. l.. Fiester, opposite opera
house.
For inside prices the greatest
household outfitters in all lines are
Keller & Marsh, furniture dealers,
Salem. Also wall paper and win
dow shades. sat&w If
Are you going to buy a new outfit
of furniture? Do not fail to see the
immense stock and get the inside
prices of Keller q Marsh, Salem.
fr&w IF
Large lot of new hats just in at
Calvert's for the 4th of July. Select
one ut once. 2t
Are you going to picnic July 4th ?
Meals will be served at the Free
Room, Court street, from
II to Z, tor those who come home
3t d W
Fire Works at cost at Geo. f.
Smiths. 307 Commercial st.
Hammocks, Tents and Camping
outfits at Geo. f. Smiths.
Miss Thornton will receive vocal,
Instrumental and language pupils
Turing the summer. All appiica-
ions received Wednesday after
looms. 2lS Cottage street.
6.15.d-1m
For the best assortment of fire I
Vorks rt lowest prices call at VIM.
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Camp Grant.

July 2, 1891.
ED. JOURNAL: The weather is ex,
tremely warm here, and the boys
are pretty we'll sunburned. Lots OF
EN- are peeling oft in the face.
Tue governor was here last evening
and with his staff witnessed the re-
view on "dress parade" The Salem
boys are "fairly in it," especially
Company H, being the only com
pany that passed perfectly on "dress
parade" and upon which the Col.
complimented them for their mill
discipline.
Saturday the competition drills
and sham battle come off. All the
companies are looking forward to it
with great expectations, and expect
to smell powder to their hearts con.
tent.
The camp is kept very neat and
clean, and has very presentable
appearance.
Visitors are permitted from 7 to
until taps $3.50 p. m.), and usually
the camp is crowded. The Second
Regiment band gives a concert, and
then dance afterward on large
platform which has been erected for
It. A large number avail themselves
OF the opportunity TO enjoy 1t.
Very few have been put in the guard
nouse. +. ID. b.
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HOTEL ARRIY
"WILLAMETTE,,


II Foulk, g f Bellman, II Beneke
e S Raymond, o G Yocum, II F
Davidson, Portland.
Robert A Miller, Jacksonville.
A ID Campfield Kansas City.
VIM Haston, N Y City.
Geo Mcknight, Albany.
III q Kinney, Grants Pass.
s II Rees, Aurora.
j B Clifford, S F.
"CooK."
w A Armstrong, McMinnville.
CIV Geer, WI Killgone, Mimi.
M Cohen, @ Nichol, Salem.
j @ Goodale, Eugene.
w S Gordon, p McClelland, T f
Browne, Portland.
E N Pease, Iowa.
Jno Ashenfelter, Louisville.
w Bayer, Macleay.
N w Latton, w s Todd, Albion,
NY.
l A Walder, II Dooley, Seattle.
Mrs M Cole, Mrs L Wiggins, n
Powder.
Dye Wade, II II Harmore, Toledo.
j ) Smith, VIM Crabbe, q Thomp-
son, w G Smith, Reform School.
w p Miller, J Fusee, Coos Bay.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-03

HAT PREsENTATIoN.-At the
meeting of Capital Engine Co.
Thursday night there We're nojudges
selected for the election next Mon
day. 1t is understand the board OF
fire delegates appoint these. A little
surprise was then perpetuated on
Mayor Darcy, president of the
company. Hon. John &. Wright, a
pioneer member of the company,
who with Capt. Price and a few
others are the only remaining mem-
bers of the original crew, made the
presentation speech and did it in a
very happy manner. The fire boys
all threw in to get the hat, which is
a lovely silk tile. Every man feels
that the recipient has made a good
presiding officer and he in turn ex-
his appreciation of the gift
and good will shown by his associ-
ates.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDER.
JULY 3.

JULY 3.
Solomon Abraham to e f Park
hurst part of lot 8, blk So, in Salem,
$1,000.
e E Mckinney and VIC McKin-
ney, his wife, to M g Starr lot aud
J lot s, blk a, Frickey's add'n, $500.
M l. Chamberlain ard Rose w
Chamberlain, his wife, to ] r Dick
man, go feet off east end of lot 5, blk
4, Salem, $4,000.
] II Mccormick and Annie M l
Mccormick, his wife, to Mary l.
Adams lot l, blk 3, North Salem,
5000.
John III Jory and Caroline Jory,
his wife, and Hugh F Jory, unmar-
ried, to VIM f Cole lot 7 in Battle
Creek Fruit Farms, $500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-03
HOP GROWERS.
Condition Of the Crop as Affected by
the hop Louse.


A meeting of hop growers was
held in Salem Thursday afternoon
at the Capital Engine house, nj. b.
Hendrich acting as chairman and
K. &. Herren, secretary.
vICE-PREsIDENTs
were chosen as follows A. ID. Pet
tyiohn, Salem; VIM. Wells, Buena
Vista; H. Hirschberg, Independence.
A. p. Magness, Wheatland; ID. III.
johnson, Mehama; J. f. Groves,
Dallas; A. G. Jerman, Howell prai-
rie; l.. ID. Smith, Gervais; w. p.
Putnam, Eola, VIM. Collard, Brooks;
o. o. Cone, Stayton; II. d. Mount,
Silverton; NJ. V. Bilyeu, Scio; Peery
Chamness, Abiqua; w. F. Buckner,
jefferson; Rankin Edgar, Turner; j.
M. Wise, Perrydale; r. R. Temple
ton, Brownsville.
Resolutions of respect in memory
of Hon. VIM. j. Herren were
adopted.
Cable prices from New York by
telegraph were ordered for six
months.
The general opinion was that the
hop louise was not doing the damage
it has done in former years.
A REMEDY.
E. Meeker is preparing this year
to spray with the following solution
(Which has been tried with such
great success in England for many
years. should his hop vines continue
to be lousy when the berry begins to
form:
One hundred gallons of water Qf
hard water, with soda added); four
to five pounds of soft soap; six to
eight pounds of quassla chips, first
stepped in cold water and afterward
steamed or boiled.
This solution is inexpensive. The
ingredients are all cheap. The
quassia chips may be obtained in
New York.
The association meets again in
July, 1892.
The hop crop amounts to many
hundred thousand dollars in this
valley and the hop growers are sup
posed to derive great benefit fir,
this organization