Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-13
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The Official Establishment of Election
Precincts.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

III Jne maJleT OF Ine pellllOn IOf
the establishment of Macleay, pre-
cinct; dismissed for the reason that
the remonstrance exceed in number
the petitioners.
The following charges were made
in the Silver Creek precinct:
East Silverton: All that portion of
Silver Creek precinct east of the
Silverton and Sublimity road, Main
street in Silverton and Silyerton and
Oregon City road.
West Silverton: All of present
Silver Creek precinct west of above
line.
SALEM.
South Salem precincts boundaries
were fixed as follows: All that por-
ton of the present South Salem pre-.
cinct west of Commercial street il.
South alem and the Salem and
Buena Vista road,
Yew Park precinct All that por.
tion of present South Salem precinct
east of the line described above.
North Salem All that portion of
the present North Salem precinct
west of of the Salem and Brooks
road.
Englewood All that portion of
of the present North Salem precinct
east OF said line.
The old East Salem and Salem
precincts were thrown together and
divided into seven precincts as fol-
lows.
Salem No. BOUNDED on the
north by North Mill creek, on the
east by the o. & G. R. R., on 18th
street, south by Marion street, west
by the Willamette river.
Salem No 2-Bounded on north
by Marion street, east by railroad,
south by Chemeketa and west by
river.
Salem No. 3-On the north by
Cheneketa, east by railway, south
by Ferry, west by river.
Salem No. 4-North by Ferry, east
by railway, south by Bellevue, and
west by river.
Salem No. 5-North by Bellevue,
east by railway, south by Mission
and south boundary of city of Salem
as plated by T. H. Wilso n, west by
Willamette slough.
Prospect Bounded on north by
North Mill creek and Asylum
avenue, east by west line of state
asylum and penitentiary land, south
by Salem-Turner road, west by
railroad.
East Salem {: All that portion of
present East Salem precinct lying
east of the west line of the state asy-
lum and penitentiary lands.
MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS.
Mrs. Boon was allowed $40 ad.
ditional, ID. Simpson appointed to
disburse.
JAN. 8.
In matter Of application of r. NJ.
Thompson for license to sell liquors
in Turner precinct, the court taking
proofs, etc., it is ordered that petit
ton be denied and costs be taxed to
petitioner.
JAN. IL.
Iu matter or publication of pro-
ceedings of county court and dispo-
sition of claims and bills allowed,
after examination of statements Of
circulation, Oregon Statesman and
CAPITAL JOURNAL selected for such
publication to which l.. III. Nc
Mahan Of Woodburn Independent
excerpts, and it is further ordered
that compensation for such publica-
ton be established at one cent per
square.
Ordered by the court that 1000
copies of the New YEARS CAPITAL
JOURNAL be purchased for eastern
circulation.
JAN. II,
Petition of w. L. Taylor ct al, for
establishment of Macleay precinct,
dismissed.
Labish precinct: Commencing on
the Willamette river on present
south boundary Of Labish TO south
line sec. 80, tp. 6, s W, thence east
to Little Pudding river, thence
north to present boundary.
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