Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-06-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Wall work on Gray block is sus-
pended for want of brick.
See the new good things for Picnic
lunches, sold by Sroat g. Gile.
The Arcade saloon has been closed
oy the sheriff "a attachment.
After a thing is dead the public
lose Interest. Therefore, be alive.
The board of trade should be re.
organized 80 as to make boys plav
impossible.
The Jail victims were set to nick.
ing the loose cobble stones off the
street this morning.
Branson the "Cash" grocer, takes
the lead in fresh goods and low
prices.
The case of state VS.: John White
man, for assault with dangerous
weapon was dismissed.
The Bouquet city should boom
the rose fair. Get out your vases.
Nature has supplied the roses.
Come out to the board of trade
tonight and hear what was done
with the money raised the past year.
A license was issued to Josie
Orselle and Charles Loudon to
marry.
In case of M. H. Geschke VS. G.
w. Anderson, the jury rendered
verdict of $3.50 for plaintiff.
The Presbyterian church excur-
sion to Oregon City will come off on
Saturday, June 18th.
The Mud Creek Ditch and Irriga-
ton Co., of Umatilla county | as filed
articles of Incorporation.
The spiritualists of the Northern
Willamette valley meet in the grove
at New Era, Clackamas county,
June lztn TO July 9th.
The present beautiful warm
weather will produce some fine
Strawberries and roses for the fair
Friday and Saturday.
For fun, comfort and real art in
bicycles all must admit the"Colum.
bians" take the lead the world over.
G. M. Lockwood, agent, Salem.
If strawberry growers want good
prices and large consumption they
should not market so much unripe
fruit. 1t sickeus people of buying.
The State Board of Pharmacy
elected L. G. Clark of Portland Pres;
s. B. Gould of Pendleton, Sec; w.
B. Welch of East Portland, Treasu-
rer.
A plain drunk was assessed $3.50
and costs, $l0.40 in all this morning.
This was his second offense this
week, and he is very unfortunate
victim.
Miss Laura Cushman, a returned
missionary, will give free lecture
in the M. E. church Thursday even
ing at 1880 o'clock. All cordially
invited to attend.
Deputy Sheriff S. Coffee, of Port
land, brought China woman to
the asylum, on the local train last
night. She has been crazy for some
time, but not dangerous.
Miss Laura Cushman will address
all the missionary societies of the
city tomorrow Thursday at 2 p. IN.
and the children at 4 p. IN. Both
services to be held at the M. e.
church.
Miss Laura Cushman q retired
will give lecture in the
NJ. E. church tomorrow Thursday
at 7:30 p. m. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
The electric cars will stop on
Liberty street the balance of to day,
while the workmen relay the track
to the other side Of the horse-car
track on State street.
On recommendation of the Dis
trict Attorney of Wallowa county
Governor Pennoyer has commuted
the sentence of l.. Wright, inn
prisonment to expire today.
The biggest roses shown Sc far
this season at the JOURNAL Office
were from Mr.. w. Martins tree of
Baron de Rothchild, 1t is thorn
less rose aud the flowers measure
six inches across.
The Jarbeau company gave a first
class performance at the Reeds last
evening that gave universal salts
faction. There was quite a slim
house down stairs owing TO the blk
of the night before.
James E. Godfrey, an old Salem
printer, who has been foreman in
the state printing Office since 1883
has resigned his position. Sta Q
Printer Frank Baker will lie fore
man of the state 0tlice.
Cottle & Cronise, VINO are agents
ior Fred Il. Merrill, the Portland
bicycle dealer, sold fine paragon"
to Thos. Hogan this week, which is
"A real beauty. The boys propose to
keep complete stock of wheels on
hand in th9ir store in the State In
surance building.
Mr.. G. II. Richards, of the Pacific