Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

stalled it's officers.
The Pacific restaurant at Newport
is offered for sale.
The attendance at the Institute
continues to increase.
The ST PlunkaId Co. has eighteen
people, including two ladies.
The ladies Coffee club meets at
Mrs. Moody's this afternoon.
The barometer holds its own and
continuous fair weather is before us.
III A. Thomas has bought the
depot hotel at Silverton for $4,000.
81 ecial meeting of Salem board of
trade this, Thursday, evening at s
p. M.
A seventy feet extension will be
added to the passenger depot plat
form.
A first class American comedy al
Reeds tonight-the Si Plunkard
combination.
1t will hardly be a Marion county
man that will get the Clerk of Board
of School Land Commissioners
Rev. Nehemiah Doane performed
the ceremony at the NJ. e. parsonage
last night, as Rev. Cline was absent
w. H. Brown has been appointed
special policeman without pay. He
is night watchman at the wooden
mills.
In the county clerks office the
warrant register is being checked
up by Capt. Pratt and Treasurer
Conditt.
Mr.. John Hughes has contracted
for 100000 brick and may erect a
brick block just west of the armory
on State street.
The JOURNAL publishes the daily
real estate transfers, and it publishes
them the same day they are filed
with the recorder.
In the Dorrance Lumber Co.
matter of assignment, 16 cts. on the
dollar has been ordered by the court
paid on unsecured claims.
The Three Sisters will make regu-
lar trips between Salem and Cor
Wallis, while the Bentley will ply
between Salem and Portland.
Deputy Sheriff Misener, of Port
land brought up A. l.. Kirk to the
Penitentiary Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ollie Belt, of Spokane, is the
guest of her sisters and brother,
Mr.. NJ. l.. Cham berlain.
Bartlett and Shelthemier, late of
have rented the Mrs,
Parish property on the Garden Road
or three years.
The location known as baseball
on Commercial street,
will see double front, modern style
brick go up soon.
The Si Plunkard Co. has the finest
heard at Salem in many
lays. 1t musters fine repertoire
Of descriptive pieces.
In the death of the Hon. Thomas
E. Cauthorn, their is vacancy in
he Board of Regents of the state
Agricultural college.
For using big words to say moth
ng and ascertaining information
hat it is desired to not find out, the
public pay high for facts from a coro-
ler's inquest.
Mr.. }. Meyers has had the rubbish
cleared out of the old jail building. |
4 Mrs. Killen, Indian by birth, WAS
Ilso served with notice to quit, and
will go to Portland.
The street commissioner is tearing
lown the unsightly water tanks
long the streets, that have been
sed to fill sprinkling carts.
There IS not the least doubt but
hat DIR. Rowland will serve as su-
of the asylum after
August lst when his appointment
axes effect.
Hon. G. b. Moores is mentioned
S successor to Hon. Napolean Davis,
5 clerk of the board of land COM
and also a gentleman
rom Linn county.
Quite crowd gathered on the
treets at noon to see ST Plunkard
nd his Farmers band. If the per
,rmance at the opera house equals
nc performance on the street, he is
ltitled to crowded house tonight
Reeds.
The laying of the corner stone for
he new Unitarian church will take
lace at 4.30 o'clock next Sunday.
he officers OF the Masonic grand
'dge will be here to assist, and
pod program of speaking, etc, will
? presented.
Charley Bishop, manager of the
Voolen Mill store, is in Portland.
One plain drunk was gathered up
y the police during the night from
'me dark retreat, was summoned
efore Recorder Goodell, paid cash
ne and disappeared.
Your summer outing will not be
'mplete without a few weeks at
eerless ClatsOp Beach where Amos