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IIillman College, at Clinton, opened
last week with more young ladies
present than ever before in its long
history. Mississippi College opened
its forty-tirst session with more than
80 young men present. The Rev.
DR.. Webb, who has been president for
a score Of years, made his farewell al
dress and introduced his successor.
the Rev. Il. \. Nenablc. late of
Memphis and an alumnuS of
Mississippi College. lie made a
splendid address on Christian cduca
ton. Congratulations talks were made
by the Rev. DR.. Christian. the Rev
Dr.. Gambrcll, State Treasurer Evans
nd Col. j. l.. Power. Resolutions by
students complimentary to ex-Presi.
dent Webb were read, and the stu
dents also presented him with Il cost
ly gold headed cane. Both sch DOL
are in splendid shape, with brigh
outlook.
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HEADQUARTERS GRAND CAMP Con }
FEDERATE VETERANS OF Miss, :
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 10, 1891. J
Special order No. I.
The Camp Of Confederate Veterans
organized at Brookhaven, Miss, on
the 14th inst, and reported to these
Headquarters on the 10th inst, with
+. NJ. Bee, Commander, will from this
date be known and designated as
"Sylvestcr Gwin Camp No. 49," and
be entitled to all the rights and privi-
leges of membership in this Grand
Camp.
BY order of
j. NJ. STONE,
Grand Commander.
+. L. SYKES, Adjutant General.
To Commander "Sylvester Gwin'
Camp, No. Is.
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Il C1RD.
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EVILS. LuSNtt ,lIp.r.t
VA. wIENErlGIl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

that n ssoppsd on the ~ay-tsohki~ ssid
20 sudd-aly Here We are IA = rat.
who's Ia take the bArrelT~
Ia wss Posnt thai they bad nos
thought u
Cant John Blnney take himy~ said
Reoecca John Blnney Ma tae mill
foreman.
Il dont 80 how be could said Friend
sparks. they would know that John
tsnuey would never 50 10 Chester with
a barrel % neur II tho boys were only
acme (by the boys he meant the two
sons. Reuben and Johnl. they Nigh, do
u
In the pause that followed Matte sud
denly arose and went To her uncle and
kneeled beside his chair Uncle. said
abe In low voice
What Is 1t. Mattiey-
'ons day when aunt and thee were
away from homo | put ON the clothes
that Reuben wore when he Was boy
She bowed her head. and long pause
u silence followed Tho old clock In
the corner said sharply. tick. tack. :"
At last Friend Sparks broke tho silence.
and he spoke In u voice more gentle than
his usual scrid tone. Thou may put
them on again. Matte" said he
TN he hat IA edl
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
Sealed Proposals for City Lighting.
CRY Clerks 0TrIcE.

GRAND RAPIDs, Mich. June AZ. lhe1
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
and including June -. 1891. at O'Clock D. IN,
OF said day. as follows:
First: For lighting. keeping in order and
repair ana supplying gasoline. 20 deodorized.
In the street gasoline lamps owned OF that
hereafter NAV lie owned by the csiv.
Second; For furnishing gasoline lamps.
burners. and snpplyinA gasoline. "a deod0r.
lied. 10 the ssme. aud lighting aud keeping AL
said lamps in order and repair.
Third: Tor the lighting. keeping IN order.
furnishing burners and attachments. and ~
to the street amps owned or that may here
after be owned by the city. BIDS viii also be
received for furnishing wooden posts and Ian
terms AID Placing the same.
In each OF the above three propositions pro-
posals viii be seceiyed Tor hshting al dark
hours u midnight. and also fer lighting all
dark hours.
Zach bidder will b. required 10 furnish salts
factory references ~ 10 his experience and
capacity ID do said work
Sealed proposals VIII also be received during
the time Aforesaid for fuTnlshlEg rss and
lighting and Keeping In order and repair the
gas lamps now used 10y the city. aud saciI adj
ditional lamps - the council nav order-the
same 10 be lighted all dark hours 10 midnight
also all dark hours. Bids viii also be re-
crived for furnishing iron gas posts ana set
ting same. also tor furnishing lanterns
Sealed proposals viii aso be rrceisrd dur
In. The time aforesaid for furnishing lighting
and keeping IN order the electric lamps now
used bv the city. and such additional lambs ~
the council msy order. the same TO b. lighted
all ni1ht and every night; Also Tot the same
10 be lighted all dark hour. proposals 10 be
made for each lamp Tor one. two aud three
years; also Tor each lamp per night
Sealed proposals wilt also be rrceivef during
the time Aforesaid. Tor furnishing. ltgh'iBg
ard keeping in order such incsns'.Scsnt eirs,
tiic iampsfor iichtlng The streets or bridges. -
the council NAV eraes; also BIDS VII be &c
ceiVed for lighting the entire city With eiec-
tricity hy towers or otherwise. All woposss
20 be Tor one. twc and thTee Years
In AL the above proposals. Tor either gas
gasniine. electrical Of tncandescent lighting
the city reserves the right 10 discontinue .ns
or a. ore lamps NJ sny time ana q secure \
pIororfionate rcd gciion ID TIE contract price
The council reserves the night 20 reject aas
and alt pr0possiS
fpsn SarNhFHs.
D. u. tonEFH.
gFo. W. rTfGs.
Commute on Lamps
". A. sHINKwAN
Hal
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
LOVE IN A BARREL
By HOWARD PYLE
CHATTER L


A hong roo q SINE doa<a OF 80 great
stone mllLs. with roofs tall and steep. OF
hpped and gsblei. ani with walls
wtitsaed with aOar. gaping by open
sheds and half doors upon . sunny stretch
Of dusty road. they srAnd upon the steep.
bluff shore u riser. Upon the road
they are two stories high: upon the river
front they .rs four. I'VE. or even six In
some seasons Shops. briss and barks are
lshed 20 the river walls loading with
barrels 0f hour or cornmesl, the shouts
OF the steyesiores AMI the creaking OF
blocks and tackles echoing from stony
wall 70 stony wall I'm the decks lounge
. few idle sailors IN baggy br-eches or
Tetticoats. club queues down their backs
snd cooked hats OF Monterey caps upon
their heads; and upon the road in front
ct the uill doors stand clustered the
queer old vehicles Of tho dAy-farmers
carts. coopers' carts. great Conestosa
wagons dragged by teams Of eight. ten
or twelve mules. and which travel some
times even as far as Pittsburg.
Upon the farther side Of the road from
the mills is the nillrsce. brsplming with
the speeding waters that IN The night
time al the silence with the brawlng OF
their hurrying rush Here and there
side streams shoot under the bridges and
hft iioodgatos aud set the huge. groanine
wheels s-turning. and the rude machin
cry and great millstones TO Earring and
turning IN answer.
Such. one hundred years ago, were the
famous old Brandywine -four mills
which ground mere meal during the
Revolution and for the old West lndis
trade than was ground az any othes
place In the country.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
Sealed Proposals.
Oyrrcy BoARp OF PUBLIC Works.

0FrIcI BoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
GRAND RAPtps. Mitch. June q. 1891. !
Sealed proposals will BE- received at the Of
fce of the board unit! Saturday. June q. 1891. at
2 - .. M. for the construction of u sewer In
Z. Fulton street from East street TO Dennis
street. according TO the plans and specihca
lions on fie at the once OF the board.
The board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000 To be forfeited to the city OF
Grand Rapids in case he shall fail IL enter into
nfract. in accordance with his proposal,
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application 1T the Of
nee of the board.
BY order Of the hoard
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
ATTEST
FRED A. TwANLEY. Clerk. june q
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
Sealed Proposals.
~ ~ n - b -.

ffEhs An1kF - tfff NoRAS
Sssvf ksFfns. Met. Inns ~ lssi
sealed proposal. ~tif he received ~ fes 80
Sc - TIE Naara natH Saturday Inne ~ fsat
Al - p. n Ter TIE erection ~ = nslfre hras
asagterS sna tsrn. ssesfsiax p fhe Sisns Sc
sper iiratieHs GA 81 ~ the nare ~ tie raars
al BIDS
tseh adder shall aspaslt ~fth - srnsasei
The san a. - .fsi ~ c~xflrsa eifs - fsr thas
saneerf rsyshir - ~ sTsef af tssnrs = pave
fre-l9fat, - ~ fsrfeis~a fhN e5tv
81 eFaha hapes tE rss~ he ssaii tssl e. enter
fnfe eehfFset tn sec0ff 49, efft rs nfepesSi
shousa his ssia ffaro-s - sceeff<a ~ the
Beard # frbllc = afks
Al Ffeessssts efesl ~ rssAr HeaH blacks fkst
sii - faFntshea apes spf4fesfiaa ~ So -
snee iHef~etfh.
~ ef4ef ~ shs taztk.
yssES DAVIS Pres ssst
attest
fsse A leases. tioEs. Jahs !
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
Sealed Proposals.
ofYIcs BoAsp or PuKlIc wosss

OffIcs BoAsD oY PrsIIc WORKS.
GR.Sp RsrIps. iSh.. June az. 1891.
Sealed PROPOSALS wliiee received NJ the once
of The RoarduntI Saturday. Jano "a ISL. At y so
p. ui., Tor the paving with brick OF Pearl street
from Ottawa street 10 the bridge according 10
theNplsns and specifications on Ale nj the ONCE
of the boa q.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and ali bios.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF tl0n 10 be forfeited {, the city Of
Grand Rapids In ease he shall fail to enter into
contract. in>pccordance with his proposal.
should his SAID proposal be- accepted by the
Board Il Pubic Worka
All proposals must Re made upon blanks
that VIII he furnished upon application At the
once of tho Board.
By order Of fhe board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
lAttestl
Fam A. TwANIKY, Clerk. June Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
Sealed Proposals.

OFrIcE BoARp or PuBLic WORKS.
GRAND RArIDs. Mich. June z. 1891. (
Sealed proposals viii be received At the ONCE
of the Board sntil Saturday. June q 1891 at
2:3l p. m. for TIM Improvement of East Bridge
street from n East street TO Fuller street. ac-
cording 10 the plans aud specifications on nle
at the ofice OF the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of $1,000 TO be forfeited 10 the city OF
Grand RAPIDS in case he shall fail 10 enter into
contract. In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
viii: be furnished upon application At the Office
of the Board.
BY order of the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
IAttest.l
FRED A. fwAMLEY. Clerk June q
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
Sealed Proposals.

0FfrcE Board OF PUBLIC WoaKsl
GRAND RAPIps Mich. June -. lsyi. !
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the Board until Saturday June ~
1891. ut go y. m. for the construction OF "A
sewer in Charles street. from Wealthy avenue.
north. according to the plans and specifications
on file at the ONCE OF the Board
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his D roposai
thesu Of $1,000. TO be forfeited To the City OF
Grand Rapids in case he shall fail Ia enteri into
contract, In accordance with his proposal,
should his said proposal be accepted by ths
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application at the Office
Of the Board.
By order of the Board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President
IAttest1
FRED A. TwANLEY Clerk. June q
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
Proposals Wanted.

Plans and specifications for an asylum build
Ing for the accommodation of seventy five as
patients can he examined NJ the office of q. II.
Long. medical superintendent OF the Michi-
gan Asylum for Insane Criminals Ionia.
Mich. on and after July 2. ISL Duplicate
plans and specifications may he found ut the
ONCE of j. +. Mills architcct, Hodges block
Detroit. same date. sealed proposals for
furnishing all materials and constructing
said building will be opened at the asylum
July - at 80 p. m. The right 10 reject any
and all bids Is reserved.
II. RicH.
JERuME CRorr.
II. n. NATsuN.
Board of Managers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

e.ai1 A. NJ. runs tareuEa 20 Detroit with psa-
V'"p lur car. seats. - cents
LOO l = y &; cs 1sssush pAror car 10 Ds'ro
6:25 Car r. .s se'eS, At s. Detroit With par
7:05 A. 4; NJ mas p"''o' '"' 10 saginaw seats
For tickets sad Inform atien apriv ~ ratos
ticket efIics, - Nenfoe->f.. or lniun staten.
0kO. pkHANLN. Cen pS.s-a AL
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

City Treasurer's pfce. Z
Grand Rapids. Atsh June = - a.
Notice - hereby given thai toe As.esSnIe a
roll for The eonsfruc i8n = sever ID Pc
~ mt street ffotg Nalker aVeHea to Rxaif
street IN The city 81 fraud RAPIDS, Is naw IN
ms hands. aud that ! viii reeve payment
thereon tor Or period 81 twenty days iron
tbs date at the once % re Gftv Treasurer.
CITY tall. WILLIAM hAkf
iun 8 city Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

I've Grand Rapids ~ 80 m geo IA oep m
Arr Chicago SIAM selpm esa M
T 70 ~ m train has through WAgasr par SOC
car. snd 10 g y N train daily, throaEh wsgutr
sieepips car
I've Chicxgs. Ut q m snpm 10 10 b n
Arr GRO X .. 1iSp IA tz5 "a 10 a a.
$40 pm train Ihroagb Wagner parlor car.
10 10 y IA Iraia. dAi y. through hsensI Size
ing ear
Through Itch cts aud faii Information can be
had By calling upon A. AimQuist. Ticket ageas
nj union station 81 q. N. Nunson. Ulion IieN~s
AGENT O. Manror-st.. Grano Rapids Mica
{. l. LockwooD. oen. Pass. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

The Lnse Shore va essvessHs ~ e.nnsrtsnf
with tht IRE snd = ace i. D. - sofBs fhs
Quickssi and most etr-ct Foufe g. lHftsburs
A J sffrvv
LAP. A tles~lsnd. q
E. sEuarK Tick~t As.st. f,spst.
JAS. tsEFkEII- CHy "a 4 = horroesl
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
MICHIGANCENTRAL
rnG NIAGARA FAlla Roure.

1akiaa ereet Sunday. JAY - lsss
NiesplBg pseibc and Aua8tie "
Presses t. and iron lsstrait psflsr ears fan
80 Bay tspfes. and strand Rapids 81 s,rs-ss a.
and from beffoit Direct connections made
~ Detroit with al tbroHsh frsins -asf ever
the hichtgsH tentfhi fallrosa q aaaea south
err bistsnul.
FKrn ". rrIacs Gent ACT y Nsnfsss
o W krsefsS. q = and ] AEt ghicars.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26
CHICAEn JUNE u. psi

tWeek days Every dsy. 'Faoept Saturday
tlrCO A. II. has through chaiT car 10 tal-
wv eago. No extra charge Tor seats
Liz y. NJ. runs through TO Chicago sails
LII" WITH Wagner buffet car; se4ts. q
cents
5:25 n "a. IN ATeass [rss ,aaIE CAT 20
11.9l y. NJ. T. solid train with Wagner psi-
AA'o" ace sleeping cat through 10 Chicsgs
aud sleeper 10 Indianapolis wa Ben.
foa Hsrbor.
11.20 y. N. nas Wager sleeping car to Ira
Ai'''' verse CITY.
t-2l Z. ~. Connects ~ 81 Joseph with
o'oo Graham N0rtoa's steamer fer Chi.
cago.
DETROrT JUNE p. 1891
LANSING q NoRrHtss " n.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

| A SsESSMENT ROLL. for the opening and eS-
"A tension OF South Union street. from south
line Of Prince street to Hall street. In the city
orrIck or CRY CLgES
grand R,Prps. Mich. June ~. lsel. !
Weston 4 Dresse snas aud Freeman Godfrey
Barnard 7. Wers man. John kreodsma. Albert
weatherly 4 Pulte. Vim. Drueke. VIM. II. Som.
| mer. Garrit Boezwinkel, BENJAMIN T.. Wood
berry. Anna T. Woodbury.. Lucy y. Clark. Wcs
| ley L. skinner. Alex II. 1nomps n Harriet 81.
Psdden, klttir +. Stevens. Jessie d. Tracy
Alvin II. Mosiy. VIM. H. and Cara Muir, Car
| cline Nj. Harvey. Henry J. Hsystek. X. NJ.
Montgomery. Arthur T.. Remington and wife
| Lee f.. Jessie D.. steward, John N. Weiss and
| wife, Edwin AMI Ambro,, Randall. q aorge 4.
Bowen. Roger w. Buttcrneid. Vim. +. 1ura-
bull. Mary J. Turnbul. J. Fred Mueller, Geo.
rup. Levsk. Proy,n. Headrick rostema. Nj
ehsel Col'efon. Thomas NJ Peek. MelIs Nsen-
boer. hermanus and William Bstthens. city OF
kimball Fiei II. Mia aud Alice NJ Johnson.
Alxemen > Deab. kstslls Marshal. Nyron :.
sad tiers b. Gofham. Everett J. Bruss, Reu-
and Nellie ". k.rr David S. aud ilervnee e.
Hopkins. Iass ". Tufts Aread Eienhass
Nellie Neensoer. Adrian BE Blag. James u
Woodworth. Jeha ". Hurst. Warren II. Glib
son. estate of Henry Frslict Charles Joaes
Henry Fraiiek and ade!bert 4. Wor6en. Wilder
I. stevens. !. VI. Wes,ea sRd Alfred ", Lowe.
tfNtss TN ft'fA ~ tofutlE- NHatNt NJ " OF
dsn. j. Allen tflddiBgs. Hearirtt, & Farmer.
Thomas Farmer, Gee. +. Richmond. We8iing.
ton ~ Besmer. George q. Whitman. r. e.
LUCE Henry Joseph Richter Reuben shelter
You are svrehv notified that an assessment
Is about 10 be rste upaa you 10 a.fray the
expsasr ~ the Aforesaid lrapynyanasrt. IN
assessment roll has been MADE a. the prem
iseS and : On ne In the e.erss oha-e ~ said
city, vhege 10 ~ii remain aeen for inspection
antii Monday evening June ~ isai when and
where ron can appear before the e0Tnnnoa
Cauaeii o. said evening" aud show essse. ~
any. vhv sstd ass eats should not be made
sad collected serordins o l@w
To VA sHfNkMtS CITY CLERK
A sstssMEST roll. for sradlng and gravel
" ihg Hanover Court from rlslnseid avenue
e Narta Forest street. In the city Of stsHa
Rapids.
oYygrs ~ CRY CtssK.
6ssss RsFIps Mica. Jane .. isa.
Garrett sna Nsrs Bl,Fesi. Heery KIsin~insia
tsFri~ J. be aslia Eamnnd NJ RsrHsfd -
hfsRt Ne<ssitas kfss d fibteis. LANAI Sss
80. Alnsft b. aambls. = az hssssfsnaeF.
MARI 7. Mia Jsha { Kinkilns fiffa A
eleage4t RsAerf f.oses. HsFfs skinhsr
"a are heF~hs aetisea tbsf "a sssessneat
- About o. BE n ale apes saa - ariFss tae -
pease ~ the Aforesaid Improvement -
assessment feH hss hees mass "a Ire
efeatsss sas q a. hie "a tee sieFss eTce
~ sasa es4x shsTe a sill feusaiH 0pen faf Ia
sprrgiaa UAAt AoHasg efeHtes. 4aHs -, itsi-
ehea aaa shsfs zen esa sfFesf before tar
faaafsses gsaaafi "a satd eYsAias sad sf.eH
ease Hsus any ssia assessments - saia Bst
- made sad rnfies tsa ssesfsiAs % tss
IL IA sfIA kAAk, Csts G1sIs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

From AT hlp an Is y IA IL ~ N
sLsErfSs sNA FAaLos cas- ssssfcE-
NORTH . . IN train. sieeplns and psFlef
char Car Grand Rapids 70 Nscktnax Clty.
P~rist caSlr Strand Rapids IL aIsse. -
tlty. n ~ M train parser chair cat a al
Rapids 10 E4cktnA~. II 50 p N trAlA sirep
ing caT ers ~ hapias 10 Peiessey. S4eeps1S
car erapd Ia DiGs a. AAckta2~ City.
Seglh-sg . m train paFier ChsiT Gar crane
ls9ris % oiBclnaAn. IL 81 ~ train AlaeT
fsrioF Car srAsc fapid, 10 Chicago. = D
m train. keep4nx Car erAnd naples o. cnieA-
go. sleeping Car Grand hsples 10 csacia.
natl
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

Rsi~s - fare fhesss8ne is-~fh ~ stesfrer
ore ~ss - faana trr So ieeTiag ca
esea 81 g 81 a ~. sIflFlre ef tsranc hsrias
s - ~ 10 fim~ e. cunHrff a. 49, e~<ssinF
fssfA& 90 snF par: - NtshfEsa - ~
frsfa fro8 t4renf fsEfas esa s@ffs = a. fhe
ss~Exnf ~ - Ssde bee ssssnirr. f1fF - rhi
ssEo sfFsnF - thlrsee - = - rsee,nias
ssrF = ! fta-a EFs nafE rs4fe Aafsf srsfE
frf fffe b tss sN4sf - tfip f4~snf
kspiss 1850 ssFf fse fsHe a. 81
lacek f5sa o seash Efe- ehfrsEs -
al GRAHAM. 81 sent
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-26

A SSESSMENT ROLL. for the opening and eS-
"A tension OF South linton street. from south
line Of Prince street To Hall street. In the city
oil Grand Rapids
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-14
STATE FAIR NOTES.

Mr.. Mitchell, formerly of the Cap
itol Adventure Co., has charge of
hanging the pictures in the art gal
lery.
The band is ordered on duty each
day at 8 a. NJ, and will give only
four evening concerts-none SAtur-
dav evening.
Senator Tongue, Of Hillsboro, is
me of the honorables among the
horsemen on the grounds.
The sun broke out just before noon
and the first day of the fair was the
most perfect fair weather that could
be had.
There is more fine fruit at the fruit
palace than can be put in position
before midnight tonight, A large
force is at work.
A number of freight cars arrived
this morning that are being unload
ed at the grounds, and all the super
intendents of departments are very
busy today.
Pool selling on the races will be
conducted at the fair grounds dur
ing the day, and at Hotel Villa.
mette every evening at s p. m. All
books will be settled at the Villa
mette, evenings.
Revs. Williams, DR.. Gywnne, E..
S. Bollinger, and other speakers will
make addresses.
1t is finest of all. For a square
meal at the state fair grounds at any
time of day GO to Wilkins restau
rant--the best kept restaurant-big
hotel meals of home cooked food
cooked and served by Mr.. wilkins
family.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED
WITH COUNTY RECORDER.

A r Graham and wife to V H and
N E Marchbanks, 1t Z, s, $40, Allen
ad to Silverton, 5000.
p s Knight and wife to Leonard
Buzzard, 1t l, 2 8. A. In subdivision
of Its 30 and 80, Capital Home ad to
Salem, $1,000.
a Fl Miller and wife to H l. Earl,
s 32 of 1t 8, blk 6, Turner, $5Co.
Peter Vercler & wf to G. l.. Gilbert
bl Capital Park add. to Salem,
$500.
Nm. BlackmOre, unmarried. to J.
p. Humphreys 12, bl, Macleay 800,
L. H. Baldwin, single, to G. L.
Caldwell IL bl Compton's add. to
Salem, $3.50.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-09-14
ELECTRIC HUsTLERs.
Working day and Night to Handle
the Immense Crowds Coming
10 the State Fair.

A large force of men worked all of
Sunday night putting in the big
new dynamo for the electric line.
Ii was an immense task, as two
dynamos had to be hauled and a
foundation had to he built for the
large machine. AT five a. nj. the
job was complete and the power WAS
attached and the lines are today
operated by it. Six motor cars are
running between Hotel Willamette
aud :he fair grounds, or a car each
way every ten minutes. The new
ears have arrived. If the cars
run full the company can handle
eight TO ten thousand people a day.
Sunday was rainy day and the
company handled $500 people with
three cars. 1t will do great busi-
ness this week and next week.
TRAILERs BROKE.
AT noon Sunday both trailers
broke down, one at the junction and
one at the Garden road switch.
Both are abandoned for the present
aud Will probably not be put on
again. No one was hurt.