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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-11

R~KENNEBEc ICE
THE GREAT FALLS ICE COMPANY.
ga Penn. ave-.
Cordially invite inspection Of their storage facilities
the foot of 10th and of 31s Streets respectively The
building lately erected at the former site Is divided into
SIX compartments, having an aggregate capacity Of
5000 TONS,
And not excelled by any structure for similar pur
poses on the Atlantic coast. It Is supplied with
KENNEBEC RIVER ICE
In crystal cubes Of absolute purity.
This company the oldest established dealers in
ice within the District Of Columbia Their
its foundation in the confidence of the community,
gained and maintained by unvaryne regard for the
interests Of customers and strict observance Of
porate obligation.
Critical Investigation Of the system Of mechanical
production as now developed confirms the company in
the exclusively of natural ice and abundanty vim
dicates for them the truth Of the maxim that
Art may err. but nature cannot mice"
As heretofore announced will be supplied BY the
company throughout the season
AT THE LOWEST LEGITIMATE MARKET RATES.
I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-11

MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA COUNCIL.
xls;,,5s h No e. j 9: An also sister councils.
meet at Odd Fellows Hail. 20th st. and Pa ave. n w.
TOMORROW at 845 O'Clock 70 attend divine service
tan Patriotism by the pastor, Raw. Thee. s. WYn
koop. Wear badges. t1t'l A. II. SONNERMAN, Il. 5.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
The pRAM6rls1s
PLAYS

Many Litsrnu Tbnk g.4i .oiiere Pie
tured fgis own Married Life.
To look for illusions TO his own af
fairs in the plays Of Moliere is n foible
with his commentators Ia his come
dies they find a kind Of cypher history
of his domestic life, as they discover, in
Horace and Shakespeare, political hints
Of which Horace and Shakespeare never
dreamed. It is not unnatural that they
should regard ~ L'Ecole des Maris"
(June, 166D as kind of matrimonial
programme, written by Moliere for the
information of Armande Bejart. Every
one knew that he had made up his
mind, perhaps with as much difficulty
as Panurge, to risk himself in matri-
mony. In the Easter preceding the
performance of 'LEcole des Maris, "
he had asked his company to allot him
two shares i'm the theater, one for him
self and one ''for his wife, II he mar
RED"
He did marry Armande Beiart on
Shrove Tuesday, 1862. But to suppose
that he meant the girl to expect that he
would act like Ariste, in IL Ecole des
Maris," is to consider too curiously.
The play is based partly on the "Adel-
phi" of Terence, partly on an incident
in an Italian story. There are two
brothers, Sganarelle, who is middle
aged, and a kind of vulgar Alceste-a
slovenly curmudgeon; and Ariste,
twenty years older than Sganarelle,
who is all good humored sagacity, and
if full ofsympathy with the young. Isa-
belle is the ward of Sganarelle, Leonor
of Ariste.
Both men intend to marry their
wards, but Sganarelle is all for a policy
of secluding and lecturing the girl;
Ariste lets Leonor spend money and di-
vert herself as size pleases. Ariste is
one OF the first raisonneurs, an easy,
conversational philosopher of French
comedy. We have had many such
thinkers since from M. Alexandra Du-
mas and NJ. Augier. Isabelle falls in
love with young VALERIE, who shares
her passion. By series of ingenious
devices (as in Charles Bernard's "Un
Homme Serieux') Isabelle makes
Sganarelle act as her emissary to VALERIE
The young pair go off and are mar
ri9d, while Leonor marries Ariste, who
was old enough to know better for he
must have been nearly sixty. Moliere
was only forty, and it really seems inn
probable that he should have chosen to
pose before Armande as an easy going,
tranquil, Indifferent Ariste. Andrew
Lang in Scribner's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
Justice KiIbreth's Home and Family.

Justice hilbreth's Home and Family.
Colonel G. Challie Long formerly
"Chinese" Gordon's chief Of staff who
Is now In Egypt, has been for years a
great friend Of Police Justice Kilbreth,
and when in New York always lives
with the genial justice, and when the
latters seven stepsons were youngsters
they knew more about Africa and
bloody King Mtesa than many OF the
members Of the Geographical society.
One Is Lucien Oudin, Of Oudln a. Oak,
ley, counsel to the Stock exchange, an,
other is Eugene Oudin, tho baritone /;
another is n teller IN Fifth avenue
bank, and Felix Agnus OudiH, name
sake Of tho doughty Baltimore editor,
Is q prosperous broker Justice XII
breth's house is yertable museum, and
the walls Of ono room are completely
covered with assegais, Arab muskets,
fezes and curiositles Of all sorts New
York World.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
Insects In the Chinese MatorIa modloa.

Insects in the Chinese Materia AIedIca.
The grasshopper, which is SO dreaded
by the farmer in the western states, Is
highly valued in its powdered state by
Mongolians.
The weak and afflicted Chinese or
gans OF vision are returned to their
normal condition by poultice of mac
Grated hornets
Broken limbs rapidly knit together
under the benefcent influence OF "A do
coction of cockroaehes.
1t must not be supposed for mo
ment that these are all the remedies dis
pensed by the Chinese druggist. The
few mentioned are but the staple RENE
dies which may be found in the medi
cine chest Of every Chinese family.
The willy Mongolian, too, does not trust
his well being TO them alone, but In,
yokes the aid of his household deity to
rid him Of his sufferings. San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
THE STATE FAIR.
Division Superintendfnts appointed
for 1891.

At a meeting of the State Agri
cultural Society held after the
JOURNAL went TO press the follow
ing superintendents Of divisions
were appointed:
Horses classes l, 2, aud s, Hugh
Fields, Brownsville;-classes 4, 8. 6
/. w. Miller, MilIer's; classes 7, o.
10, IL, VIM. Frazier, Portland.
Cattle-classes l, 2, 3, 7, 8, IL, u,
r. Scott, Milwaukee; classes 4, 5, 6,
8, 10, ID. g. Stewart, Dilley.
Sheep-F. II. Smith, Salem.
Swine-Anderson HarlDw, Eu.
gene.
Poultry-C. ID. Nayin, Balston.
Farm products, vegetables and
sugars, Prof. French, Corvallis.
Oregon manufactures Henry
Shoemaker, Salem.
Domestic wooden manufactures
Mrs. Lucinda Anderson, Swiizer.
land.
Dairy-Mrs. J. q. Wilson, Salem
Kitchen products--Mrs. Tom Mil
Ter, Oregon City.
NeeGlework, etc.--classes l, 2, 3,
Mrs. f. B. Fellows, McMinnville
classes A, 5, Mrs. ex-Gov. Moody,
Salem; class 6, Mrs. II. w. Savage,
Salem.
Kitchen and reedlework by
misses-Mrs. J, q. PilIsbury, Oregon
City.
Industrial work by boys under
16-A. +. Miller.
Fruits-no appointments.
Floral deparDment-Prof. Coote,
Corvallis.
Natural history-Prof. Arnold,
Salem.
Art and fancy work-Mrs. San
ford Watson, Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

recorder within 10 DAYS from date.
according TO plans and specifications
embodied Ia the petition.
Mr.. MOores moved reference to
committee on streets aud public
property with petition.
Mr. Johnson opposed reference
aad favored permanent improve
ments. Mr.. Gray also opposed.
MIR. Brown showed that by this
plan any more expensive pavement
could be put down in future year,.
Mr.. LanOreaux favored.
On Moores' amendment, ayes,
Gray, Moores, Hutton, 3; noes,
johnson, I.afore, Brown, ,Lamoreaux,
4, lost. Mr.. Browns motion was
then adopted by 3 to 4, game di-
vision.
Mr.. johnson moved to reconsider
vote Of former meeting authorizing
advertisement for bids for biiumiu-
Gus rock and brick pavements.
Ayes 4, noes 3. The question was
then reconsidered by same division.
Alderman Gray moved that city
surveyor aud street commissioner
be instructed ~ survey and
establish permanent grades for gut
ters on State, Commercial and Court
streets, east to 18th street, and from
South Mill creek to the bridge.
Ayes, Gray, Moores, Hutton, 3;
noes, Johnson, LAHORE, Brown,
Laniofeaux, 4. Absent, smith. Lost.
This disposes of paving until next
meeting.
RemoDstrance against reopening
culverts and bitches on Oak street,
that it is a matter Of private concern
and must be judicially determined.
Referred to street commissioner.
City surveyor was granted leaye
of absence for one week.
The ordinance committee were
instructed to draw ordinances
against breaking horses, runaways,
and ball playing on streets.
The city attorney said the street
sprinklers caused most of the
runaways by sprinkling water Oh
horses legs.
Amended ordinance granting
franchise to Electric Ry. was put to
3D. reading and referred to committee
on ordinances.
Mr.. Gray moved that street COM
missioner notify all property owners
having defective sidewalks by Civ
ing 10 days notice to put same in
order, then if 1t is not done he shall
advertise for bids to construct the
walks at the expense Of the abutting
property.
Archie Mason was granted 30 days
more time to complete lIis sewer con-
tracts, with consent of bondsmeD.
Mr.. LAHORE moved that street com.
missioner ascertain cost of two street
sprinklers. Carried.
Mr.. Moores said 1t was time to
ascertain whether the Salem Truck
q Dray company owned the town
or not. They were refusing 10
water the principal streets because
they could not have their tanks
where they want them. He favored
the city undertaking this work.
Bills against the city were re-
ferred. Adjourned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

lbs. against ss4,725 for the Villa
mette valley. This does not include
watermelons or vegetables Of any
kind.
Attorneys for Allen a Lewis have
filed objections to final accounting
in ID. G. Howard estate, by II. A.
Howard, admr. Their claim
amounts to $5le.12 with interest
since February, 1889.
If you are building you will be
pleased to know that Sargent has
just got ia n big lot Of new patterns
OF wall paper.
Those who believe there is nc
water I'm the soil on Commercial
street should notice how the cal
tracks are Dedded in mud Land water,
Rev. I. Ingalls, a Presbyterian
minister at Portland, is i'm Salem
with a view to investment.
Landlord Anderson has gone rus.
ticating up IN the mountains. -
Take in the refreshments at Mrs
Edes lawn sociable tonight; wheI
the following musical program will
rendered by the Second Regiment
band.
| filadiator--------- -Sousa
Overture, Jolly Minstrel ----. FlotoW
5hottiscbe, To Sweet to Exist
Robinson
Waltz, Dreams sofCbildhood- ------~-
/ ------- -------- - -------- w dibtuit
selection, Mariana Wallace
j. Nj. Coomer.
Medley, Pretty as a Picture Catlir
Overture, Miners Frolic Read
Mess call and taps, by request.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

TUESDAYS FIRE.-The Salem
steam laundry nearly succumbed to
the flames Tuesday evening. About
five the roof was discovered all
ablaze inside. Mr.. ID. ID. Olmstead
had all machinery stopped, climbed
aloft and put it out with Babcock
extinguisber. The building was
then discovered in flames at the
peak of the roof, and soon again
broke through within. A hose was
attached to the plug at the engine
house but the stream would not go
up to the fire. BY this time both
Engines were out and there was
plenty of water to put out the
flames. The building, owned by
Fred Hurst, and the plant owned by
Col. Olm5tead, were damaged some
b. flooding, but fully insured. The
proprietor did the handsome thing
by the firemen, setting up liberal
supply of refreshments and cigars as
reward for their prompt and
efficient response. This the boys
heartily appreciated. The morning
after the fire the laundry is in per
feet working order and all hands
happy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

Ladies blouse waists ut special
reduction sale this week, at Holver-
von's. 7-2O-1w
The Wooden Mil store are pushing
their stock out at lower prices than
ever, preparatory for their large fall
and winter stock now being manu-
featured at their mills. If
Hellenbrand manufactures the
finest candies and sells at wholesale
at prices better than Portland deal
ers.
Those beautiful Scotch giughams
at Holverson's are going at special
cut rate prices this week. Never so
cheap. 7-2O-1w
Chinook salmon direct from the
Columbia river. Dressed poultry in
abundance at Dawson & Whites
Court street market.
The finest toilet soaps at J. G.
Wrighps.
Cut prices on ladies' muslin and
knit underwear for this week at
Holverson's. 1w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
SALEM CITY Council.
Large Attendance and ImpOr-
tunt Business Transacted.
ANOTHER EXTENSION OF ELECTRIC LINE
Paving Problem Solved by the
Citizens Meeting Plan
Being Adopted.
ANOTHER EXTENSION OF ELECTRIClyE

Council met In regular semi
monthly session Tuesday evening
at p. m. III the absence Of the
mayor, Recorder Goodcll took the
chair.
City Attorney Richardson acted
AS secretary. Minutes read and
approved.
The committee on accounts and
bills made partial report, not In.
Guiding bill Of city attorney, Chas.
Moores saying that it was not clear
what was covered 10y salary aud
what by fees. The city attorney
made an explanation Of the law
covering his Office.
The city surveyor said he would
not allow the city attorney or any
one else to draw the specification for
work constructed under his direc-
tion. The city attorneys bill Is
$l5350; the city surveyors bill Is
$94, at S. day. Mr.. Brown
moved that these bills be paid
Carried.
The committee then reported
faVorably on other bills as follows:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mrs. Francis Cawood is GONZALES
cent, aud WAS up to dinner today.
w. w. Davis succeeds as manag,
of the Arcade saloon.
The governor has app ,inted I
health officer at Marshfeld, Coo
Bay.
The governor has committed tn,
sentenc Of Walter Worthington, o
Marion county, in for 10 years, snC
who has served eight.
i. III. McMahan, Of the Wood
burn Independent is very i'll with
fever, He has been confined to bis
room since Sunday.
Mrs. Deborah King begins today
he erection of neat cottage on heI
balf block on Front street. Wander.
baam Il Smith have the contract.
John Tichenor, formerly driver
on the car line, now salesman with
Henry Shoemaker, is on the sick lisl
for few days.
Judge Waldo, Bert Potter and J.
Ii. Wells, Of Portland, departed this
morning on trip to the mountains.
SenatorJ IL. Mitchell has arrived
in Salem and will remain over
Thursday seeing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zapf have
lost their four months old daughter.
Funeral at 2 ,. m. from Catholic
church.
Marion County Institute has l45
teachers enrolled under Prof.
Yoder's popular management.
Alderman Smith was called
away before the commercial meeting
was over Had he remained, tho
gravel paving men claim be you'd
have voted with them giving them
a clear majority.
There Is no surer way b please
your wife than 10 take her 10 popular
summer resort, where the 6uest
catering IL also TO be found. Gear
hart park, Clatsop beach, Is such d
place. Take boats from Portland.
There are Salem investments that
have many merits but none offer &
finer combination than EnglewoOd
additipn. II Is bigh, dry, slightly,
natural groves Of hr, 6ne scenery,
foil sweep of sea breeze aud electric
street car Hue every ten minutes,
see Salem Land 20, ofiice next
~ posioflice.
DT. Beck - of CleFmoDt, Ia., 10 10
the city for a few days, H. comes
70 look over our city aud see Old
frleadf,
a sliN bankD9ie On ibs oxford
National bank ~ Pepnsylgania, is
received "a fhe Ladd A kush bank,
sad u isa question whether it lea
Counterfeit o. Hoi, Al tle iellen
snd cashiers IA ssism aFs anable to
Getermlns,
ihe failroad commission has sia.
tisiles if0m ihe y. y, o.. 90 fbe
ffpii products shlppsd oyef ~ liess,
eoa lefp Oregon aloNs f18 ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

FORMER STATE OFFICER
Salem gentlemen has just received
intelligence of the death of Samuel
Erastus May at Chicago. He was
about SO years. old, and former sec
retary of the state of Oregon. He
became involved in litigations aud
difficulties to such an extent that
some of his bondsmen lost nearly all
their property, and his picture will
probably never be hung up in the
Oregon state house.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

How ~ ~ ~ fHE COAST. Per
sons wishing " ~ 10 fhe epasi can
take lbe fiage a MeMiDnylile Non-
daya Wednesdays and Ffidays al
ila}0 - o., arrive "a Gande li0nds
~ p, m. Hhere hotel ace1mmoda-
iiQns age good, take sfege uegt
morning fir iLe coast riage ao
comwodail0ns ase g0Q1, Frank
ffe1lef and Jobp Tyler msnsEeu.
7-90u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
Merit Wins.

We desire TO say TO our citizens,
that for years we have been selling
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, DIR. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklin's Arnica Salve aud Elec-
tric Bitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or thst
have given such universal salisfac.
zion. We do not hesitate TO gunran-
lee them every time, and we stand
ready 10 refund the purchas
price, II satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These Tpme-
dies have won their great pOpularity
purely on their merits, Sold by
Fry, druggist.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

What corps~ asked a comrade.
Fourth. When we came up tc
Nashville"-
''What divisionT'
Second. When we camel
''What brigade, comradep
''Third brigade. When we first came
up to Nashville"-
"What regiment"
''The --th Ohio. When we first got
up to Nash" -
Were you in the Franklin fight"
eyes indeed. But, as ! was saying,
when we first got up to Nashville
You had it pretty hotin that battle,
sure enough"
''Yes, there was warm work. 1t was
great battle. Now, when we first
came up to MAJ
Didn't You think your time had
come when you met Hoods yeteransf
"Oh, mol AS was saying when you
interrupted me, when we first came up
to Nashville
"Were you hit during the flghtp
II was detailed to go back to Louis
vile with some prisoners, and didn't
even see the smoke of the battle"
The crowd Immediately broke ranks.
Columbus Post
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
Why Ills P0nnlar.

Because It has proven It's absolute
merit over and over again, because il
has an unequalled record Of cures
because its business Is conducted IN
thoroughly honest manner, and
because ii combines economy and
strength, being the only medicine
of which 900 Doses One Dollar" Is
true-these strong points have made
Hoods Sarsaparilla the most sue
cessful medicine of the day.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

No PRESIDENT YET.-Tbe Villa
mette university committee are still
in search of president. They are
trying to get big gun educationally
and also man who will be a finan-
cial success. With lot of live men
gone to run Portland university as
an active competition, the Salem
school will be forced to get first class
talent. No other will do.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

10 y known means az oetrcoii 3 8 hat rb
situate disorder. constinatinrl li conrr'
you can. Then why don't yvui asa thoee
Nh0 have tried N, and iliC4 viii iel that
IL stetters stomach nitteiH ls "A natchls si
laxative. cflectual without violence thor
oughly Alternative. but perfectly reliable.
II inviEOrates, too. no less than 1t regulates
the system. aud it Is chiefly H. this first
quality that Il owes the permanency of its
regulating effects. since, II vigOr is lacking
In the region Of the bowels, the stomach OF
the liver, heAithful activity IN those or
gans is suspended. Deobsfrucnts snd ca,
thartics IN general are simply that and
nothing more, they relax tho 10 iwcls riere
~ without iuvigoraiing them, and as iheiI
laxative action Is usually abrupt and Yiu
ga1s. Use the bitters, also, i5r malaria
rheumatism, indigestion, debility aud
kidney trouble.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
The New Iron Shop.

John Holm will have his new iron
blacksmith shop at head of CONNER
cial street near postofiice, ready for
business Saturday, July 18th. He will
make a speciality of good horseshoe
ing and repair work, Las first-class
new outfit, and will be glad to well
come patronage. 7-l6-18d
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
GaiIy Balletin.

Anyone having business with the
Dnles, Independence, SilvertOn or
Mccoy stages can find them at
Slrong's restaurant at ll:45 every
day but Sunday.
Strong's restaurant will open with
French dinner next Sunday from
3 to o'clock. Price soc.
Choice lot Of peaches at 75c per
box.
WESTACOTr q IRWIN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

Just received fine fresh venison
call early ifyOu want a roast or STEAK.
Poultry and fish hest supply at
Dayisons a. Whites, Court Street
Market.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
Administrators Notice Of Ap-
p0lniment.

NOTICE l. hereby given 10 am may
~ nnpcffn, That iha uudcfalanfd hos
1ehu duly aipQinifd ny tlle county couri
~ iho STATE " oregon, f1f the c0unfy of
MARION, HnlnlnieiraiOf With Viii HniitNed
c4unif. deceased AUD au poIaOna hnNlue
elalnis Aai,lnh the sala tslnie alf herebt
n9flhf1 hud required tlpfrsfHl ineu, with
iile proper fuAchtfa aud Quly verified 40,
rlfdlnf ~ ltNi Nlihln "a m0nihA Ifulu
ne lAff ~ ill1 notice, ~ llc NndflnlFuDn
tdfuiHlsfailf ~ nHld tffhlf hiln lllf n|ll
AuunIfd, al ihf laa ulloc nf N. ~ halAaQ
"a ihe rily ~ eaieIp, in hHIlnn Nnuni3
rNiaiN ere IlltUt nNIiiIn4 nNI fluNfi itd in
make linuiNdlHiN tNlf flnfni "A tNf ADAlo
~ me unAIHltur1 ~ iAf p|atf AtllfNal1.
i''iea thls lsih, day IN llly "a, " iesl
Admipisilalor Hlih iha aIll uanaatd. ~
iht tlialH pf r. A. Npnlu4u, 1fflsst1
fih4s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

TIME EXTENDED.-The directors
haYe changed the time for opening
the bids on the school houses 10
Saturday, July 25, at 2p, m.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22
GILBERT \ PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, varniahes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

ipN iiitNs
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Mr.. PArkhurst offered the council
rooms in his new building for street
commissioner and surveyor at $l5 "A
month. Accepted for one year
Mr.. Carson asked city TO remit
costs in case of city VS.. Rlsley. Re
ferred to finance committee.
street commissioner was instruct.
ed to investigate an alley in block 4,
Reeds add.
A general discussion arose over "a
demand for improving l2th street
between State and Mil, along past
depot. Mr.. Hutton moved that
street commissioner get estimates on
pfobab cost of moving TWO bridges
TO middle Of street, aud improving
street from State to Mil. Carried.
Mr.. Moores moved that ways aud
means COMMITTEES be instructed 10
ascertain dues delinquent from sa
lean Street Railway Co. Carried
Alr. Hutton moved that street
commissioner get bids on putting in
a four-lnch pipe for No. ? Engine
Go. 10 clean hose. Carried.
PETITIONS
were read aud referred 10 proper
c1mmittees:
BY Il, -. SOulhwick, asking per-
NIT 90 attach 10 Marion street sever,
BY A. Fairchild, asking deduction
for debt ou his taxes
by Capital Guy railway, for right
Of way on Ferry, Winter, Mil,
Twelfth aud bellevue, Mr, Hunt,
AZ counsel for the Electric Co.,
stated that the company was ready
10 enter upon construction inmedi-
ately.
by properly owners on north
Fide couri street betaeen Liberty
aoq iiighi wofe ordered 20 connect
hiia Aewers, There Was general
'ifrnssioa of ibis matter
hf pfqprHy owners . Commercial
7'nfi ID ANf N graYsi paying, ~
tlpsiF ba4Hsd lu JoVRsAL "a.
stsv iHsi slrets BE- built g. grades
i1A sill sii9fd suTlaoe drainage,
fnsi ~ is uYirrdfaiasd When ace.
sfsafy, iisi eurbs and guiisn b.
hgil ~ ceuleui eonefeie, ihrough-
f,ll ~ agTo-alsi by lps 4DlRsAL.
NJ hrosn 0nrd fhe following.
ifadYed, 14si fhe recommends
li''is AZ iiif lflpeny 4surls Haultl
ip ~ Nlpu "a suQpled anl llaf they
49, nsiei,y fe4ltsie1 W fpfnisb tiie
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-22

RUNAwAYs.-People and horses
often runaway for all sorts Of differ
ent reasons, but few persons ever are
frightened at prices OF goods at
Farrar q Co.'s grocery store.