Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-10-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Some Albany people want wood
ell awnings removed.
In some parts of the state the
churches are conducting sunflower
socials,
A dispatch says 80 bales of hops
were sold at Aurora October 25, at
% cents.
Some members of the legislature,
who have. been at Salem trying the
acoustic properties of the remodeled
representative hall, declare it is not
much improved.
j. w. Mccormick, who killed
Randall Smith at Mitchell, Or, q
few months ago has been sent to the
states prison for life.
The clerk of Polk county has is
sued license of marriage to the fol.
lowing: Fred. j. Wagner and Miss
Addie Elliot. These parties reside
at Dallas. Jesse Martin and Mary
E. Hastings. These parties hail
from the Luckiamute.
Uncle Phillip Mulkey will preach
today sermon at the Christian
church on his Goth birthday. Oregon
is healthy cline for any good man.
The Salt creek grange will hold
its regular session on November 4th,
when several candidates are to be
Initiated.
The St. Charles hotel and furni-
ture were sold at auction this after
noon by the assignee, ID. Forman,
in order to settle the estate. Mr.. K.
d. Barrett purchased the real estate,
"a frontage of 258 feet on Front steet,
and the furniture, paying 500 for
the real property, subject to mort
gage by the Linn county bank, OF
$4,000 and interest, $4,000 in oil, and
$500 for the furniture and fixtures
and 1925 for the bus. Albany DEM
ocrat, Oct. 26.
An exchange says: deputy
Sheriff w. l.. Watkins, Of Benton
county, is reported to have taken
to Salem, three foster children, of
Yaquina, they having been COM
mitted to the reform school by a
Yaquina justice. Two are girls,
aged 8 and Is, and one boy aged O..
The father is on the county. There
are three other children. 1t looks
as if 1t were case where provision
was trying to be made for the sup
port of the children; as they are
probably average children; but they
will not receive the girls there.
Following new corporations have
filed articles with the secretary of
state: The Oregon Hop Co., Of New
berg, incorporated by J. H. Olds, o.
V. Allen and 0. G. Wright with
capital stock of $50, 600 The Hood
River Water Co., with the principal
Office at Hood river, Wasco county;
incorporators, M. p. Isenburg, G. l..
Morse and J. K. Hanna; capital
stock, $40, ,0O0----C. w. Boynton
Saw Co., of Portland; q, w. Boyn-
ton, VIM. l.. Murray and q. f.
Boynton, incorporators, capital
stock, 100000.
Is the Oregonian helping the
Democrats this year, an exchange
says; "From the tone of the editor
ial in the Oregonian one would con-
clude that its editor looks to see its
party reap very heavy harvest of
on the Sth of November.
There are some Indications pointing
that way.
Mrs. Buell. of Bellevue, YambilI
an old settler In Oregon,
killed herself by discharging the
contents ofa shotgun at the fatal
point in her body. Her death was
immediate and Is supposed to have
been suicide. She leaves six chill
dren nearly grown.
The Guard says: Kola Neis,
OF the Eugene branch
house Of Phil Nels a. Co., OF Seattle,
advances the estimate that out OF
5000 bales of hops raised In Lane
1900 bales have been sold
Lhus far. AT the rate raisers have
been selling the last few days the
bulk 0f the crop In this county
would soon be sold. In this state
here were raised between 10000 and
5000 bales. OF this amount the
uoet saiea have heen made in Lana