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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
N O B HI Ii

~ HIS beautiful, elevated and slightly land
- southery extension Railway has been
plated surveyed and saked blocks
City Of Salem aud the being grounds
clear and seeded soil
current of from the ranges upward
10 feet of the surface by the underlying
from the big Co. insue
falling supply of water This
natural drainage due to the elevation of the property
advantages for desirable homes healthy locality property
now be put the market low prices DAYS
expected the street service will be opeson
ey be at the office of Booth
Spalding Rogers Beyman block the well known
hrm of Thomas Johnson Any Of
these gentlemen win all questions grounds per-
wishing purchase appcton proprietor may be
easily found, will be attended to. GEO. H JONES
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
People.

J. v. 8. Is the only ssrsaparina that old or
feeble people should take, az the mineral
potash which Is In every other sarsaparllla
that we know Of, is under certain conditions
known 10 be emaciating J. V. 8. on the
contrary is purely vegetable and stimulates
digestion and creates new blood, the very
thing for old delicate or broken down people
1t builds them up and prolongs their lives.
A case in point:
Mrs. Belden an estimable and elderly lady
Of $40 Mason St, s. +. was for months declin-
ing sorapidly as to seriously alarm her family.
Hgot so bad that she was finally afflicted with
fainting spells. She writes; "whilo in that
dangerous condition saw some Of tho testi.
monials concerning J. v. S. and sent for q
bottle. That marked the turning point 1
regained my lost flesh and strength and have
not felt so well in years" That was two
years ago aud Mrs. Belden is well and hearty
to-day, and still taking J. va
II you are old or feeble and want to BE-
built up. Ask for
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
w. G. T. U. Matters.

At the w. c, t. U. meeting, Tues
day March %, '92, the following
officers were elected: Mrs. E. NJ.
Vandervert, treasurer; Mrs. B. w,
Cooke, corresponding secretary.
Vice presidents for the different
churches: Presbyterian, Mrs. r. s.
Wallace; Congregational, Mrs. E. f.
Pentland; Christian, Mrs. A. Ii :
follett; Methodist, Mrs. John Savage,
jr.; Evangelical, Mrs. &c. Mathenyi
Episcopal, Mrs. EN-. Cooke; Baptist,
Mrs. G. NJ. Morgan.
Mrs. ID. c. Cox, the lady speaker,
who was to have spoken at the
opera house on Saturday evening,
will not be able to come, as before
she was Informed that the w. &. It.
U. wanted her, she had made en-
gagements to go TO Washington.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

here. Everybody will remember
his fine exhibits at the state fair
during the past three or four years.
A CARD.
To the merchants ana business
men of Salem who have so literally
contributed to our poultry show;
Will say, should you desire to make
a display of your goods or wares at
the armory hall you are welcome
free Of any entry charges whatever.
Our hall VIII ~ open at ~ M. on
Thursday, wheu We will be glad to
meet all cxhibituss aud assign them
places. w. IL SAvAGE.
r. r.. RYAN,
f. HOFER,
II. h. RAGAN,
GEO. ID. GooDHUE,
Board of Directors.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
THREE RUNAwAYs.
Young Girls That Wanted to Sow
Wild Oats overhauled and
Returned.

1--WE will try it again the first
chance we get" said the youngest
of three girls that were overhauled
by the Salem olice, and returned
to this city late last night.
The girls were aged fifteen, four
teen and thirteen, and belong to re-
spectacle families Of this city. Their
lark consisted of running away on
foot Tuesday afternoon. They had
very little money, some food and a
little extra clothing. Starting north
ward they were soon in the country,
following the railroad track to
Brooks, where they were overtaken
at a church, where they bad stopped
in to hear the service at 1880. Off,
GERS Mimic and Dilley had tracked
them out, and found where they
bad stopped at one farm house, and
tried to borrow a pair of shears to cut
their hair off.
These girls are almost II not fully
developed young women, and have
caused their families great sorrow
by their conduct. There may be no
benefit in publishing their names,
but as it has already been done, no
further harm can come from repeat
ing it here. The girls are Matte
Smith, who resides with her mother
on Court street, near Liberty, Eta
Williamson, stepdaughter of VIM.
Holcomb, of South Salem, and
Lizzie Dunn, of East Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

''WILLAMETTE'
n E Nuzum, Spokane.
John ] DAILY, Dallas.
r. Keppler, f E Starr, w II
Winchester, f b Jolly, e Menden-
hall, A H Friese, + T. Whitcomb'
Portland.
w L Jones, Brooks.
r II Simson, Monmouth.
r. d. Allen, Silverton.
j Smith, Eugene.
H Simpson, Polk county.
j p Simpson, Chas s Seythe, c A
Seythe, Louisville.
CIV Wasson aud wf, Boston.
John Hoefer, Champoeg.
w 7 Clinton, st Louis.
& Willer, 5 Gusy, Aurora.
HI CLAIM, d NJ Steindler, S F.
d M Bokee, Portland.
s A Began, + A M Cone, Chas
Lembcke, g A Ehlen, J Murray,
Buttville.
WD Byrum, Chicago.
BIS Dunagan, 7 II Blackerby,
Silverton.
ii f Elkeles, Portland.
TN Witten, Jefferson.
"CooK."
G Simeral, Miss Cornelius,
Macleay,
WI Culver. ] Roberts.
E F Russell, Tacoma.
A M Clifford, Oregon City.
T. HI Mullin, Harrisburg.
w F Reed, Eugene.
CD Huffman, La Grande.
FA Miner, A J Miner, PeIris, Ca ,
A Lewilling, Albany.
w d Gaugher, g b Coble, ] R
Chapman, f II Bristow, Portland.
J Donahue, Ashland.
f Fellers, Butteville.
Ii Porter, Aumsville.
d d Coffey, Mill City.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
SOME GOOD PLANKs.
Adopted By the Clatsop County
Republican Committee.

We deprecate and are opposed to
machine politics, and believe true
Republicanism to be that every
voter shall have voice and a
chqnce to be heard in the nomina-
tion of all party candidates, and
all moy oyements in the direction of
naming and selecting delegates and
candidates shall only be done after
the fullest and public notice.
That We believe that the best citi-
zen is measured by his loyalty to
the community in which he resides,
to its needs and its people, and we
therefore demand the nomination of
the best men for public office.
That we favor the repeal of the
mortgage tax law and the usury
law aud believe that state consti-
tutioGal convention is necessary.
That we favor the bonding of the
county for the purpose of building a
new county court house and in
favor Of county roads.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS.
MARCH %

MARCH %.
Ellen Nj Williams TO Nancy Zaff !
10 bl 4, Riverside, Salem, $3.50.
Same to A Ricard, IL, bl 4 Riv-
erside, $3.50.
John Prell and VT to Thos Fuchs
Jr., 80.71 a, sec 81, tip 5, lw, 1885
Salem Land Co. to James Green
10 bl 8, Englewood, $3.50.
Geo A shepherd to @ o Burzell,
IL Allen add. Silverton, $3.50
A J Sanford to John Spaniel q a,
sec 0, tp 8, lw, 1925.
John Spaninol, & VT to j p Funk
! Il, sec 8, tp9, / W, 81.
M III Anderson to G Zimmerman,
l70 a, in tip. 8, 8 W, $3S25.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

Ladies' cloth top, patent leather
tip shoes for $3.50 at II. J. Fleming's.
Crabs, cTabs-Daylson Il White.
Ladies blouse waists In silk,
sateen, French fannels aud outing
cloth at the Palace.
Don't forget Calverls opening
days, Mar. oath, 25th, and 18th. q
A full line Of Bairatz and Mus
quitair gloves. Also the celebrated
Maggioni Francisco dress glove
formerly handled by p. CeDtemeri
q Co. at the Palace.
Great bargins ln children's slippers
and shoes, %, so. IS cents and 81.
VIM. Brown q Co., 23l Commercial
street. q
For SALE.-TwO horses, one I7OO
pounds the other 1900 pounds weight.
Enquire OF Wm. T.. Burke, over
Barr a Pretzels. 3-l7-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
Notice Of Assessment for Che
meketa Street Improve
ment.

NOTICE is hereby given that the COM
IN mon council OF the city OF Salem, Or
con, will AT O'Clock q, IN. OF the 6tn day Of
April, 1892, az the common council cham
ber at salem. Oregon, proceed 70 assess upon
each lot or part thereof liable therefor its
proportionate share OF the cost OF grading
graveiing and curbing all that part OF Che.
meketa street described as follows; All
that part east OF Water street and the west
line OF the the alley In blocks 6l and O2 n
extended across the street; hll that parl
west Of Front street and the east line OF the
alley Ia blocks 0l and t2s II extended across
the street; all east OF front street and the
west line OF the alley ln blocks 40 and 80, II
extended across the street, all west OF Com
merclal street and the east line OF the alley
In blocks ~ and ~, II extended across the
street; all east of Commercial street and
the west line OF the alley In blocks 81 and
" II extended across the atreot; all west 90
Liberty street and the east line OF the alley
In blocks 81 and ~, n extended across the
street; all east OF Liberty street and the
west line of the alley In blocks ~ and -, II
"a tended across the streets all west OF
l. berty street and the east line OF the alley
Ia blocks 81 and ", ~ extended across the
street; all west OF High street and the east
line OF the alley In blocks ~ and I3, II ex.
tended across the siTeet all east OF High
street and the west line OF the alley 10
blocks 4 and s, lfextended across the street
all east Of Church street and the west line
OF the alley In blocks 80 and ~, II extended
across the street; all west Of Church street
nuu the east Inc OF tut hiity III blpthh
aDd 8, NJ extended across the street; all east
Of Cottage street and the west line ni
Winter street. all west OF Cottage street
and the east line Of the alley la blocks Ul
and 10, " extended across the street, all
ca OF Winter street and the west line oi
the alley Ina blOch 81 and IS, II extended
acrOas the street; all west OF Summer street
aud the east line Of the alley in blocks ~
aud H3, N extended across the street, All
east OF Summer street aud the vest line
Of the alley In blocks 50 and ~, II
extended across the street, all west OF
Capitol street aud the east line Of the alley
ia blocks IS and ~, ifextended across the
street; all east OF Capitol street and the
west line Of Twelfth street; all east Oi
Twelfth street and the west line OF Inir'
teenth k.reoi; all east Of Thirteenth street
aud tho west line Oi Fourteenth streef, all
situated Ia salem, oregon, According ~
the plans and specifications thereof on Ole
la the Ofiice Of the city surveyor Of salem
oregon. Done by order OF the oJtnmOn
council of the city OF salem, Oregon, this
18TH day OF March, 1874
N. ". GOODEi.L.. Recorder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

A POWERFUL DIsCoURSE.-Rev.
Barclays discourse at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church last night
is pronounced the most powerful
and logical ever delivered in Salem
mot excepting famous revivalists
who have come here from all over
the country. The United Brethren
meetings are growing in interest
and will continue afternoons and
evenings.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

FREE! FREE! FREE Your
choice, decorated tea set, forty-four
pieces, decorated chamber set, Web
sler's dictionary, with five pounds
of our Alphabet tea, special for a
few days only. Great Eastern Tea
Co., 3l7 Commercial street, Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Candidates Who Are in the
Field for Office.
SOME FINE LISTS TO SELECT FROM.
Only One Has a Walk Over
An Exciting Convention
Thursday.

There will be the biggest nomina-
ting convention in town Thursday
that has ever been held at Salem.
Delegates have been coming in day
in advance and the city is full of the
bone and sinew of the Republican
party. There are few of the county
politicians here too.
The convention as body is going
to be very fine lot of men. The
results at the primaries indicate that
there will be a very large element
present of the independent order.
The number of uupledged men is
very large. There have also been
some very strong expressions of
preference for various leading candi-
dates.
1t will be one of the most interest
ing and exciting political gather
ings ever held here, and of course
THE JOURNAL will have a very COM
plete report of all that is said and
done. That so fine and so largely
an unfledged body of men will put
up good ticket, no one can doubt
for moment. That it will be a
strong and winning ticket, all
familiar with the temper of Marion
county Republicanism eau readily
believe. The candidates are numer
Gus and the fate of some of them at
least will be affected by the tempo
rary organization. The convention
will be called to order at 10 a. m.
Thursday, March 24th by John
Knight, chairman of the Republican
county central committee. Then
will come the struggle over a chair
man. The chairman will appoint
the committees on order of proceed
ure, on apportionment of delegates
to state, judicial and congressional
conventions and on platform.
Whether sheriff or clerk shall be
nominated first affects very serious
ly the result of one of these offices.
THE CANDIDATES
are numerous for each Office except
recorder. for which John H. Nc
Nary has a walkover.
Sheriff: John Knight, Salem; F.
t. Wrightman, Sublimity; ID. h.
Looney, Jefferson.
Clerk: ID. G. Sherman, Prospect;
L. V. Ehlen, Butteville; r. d. Allen,
Silverton; w. w. Hall, Woodburn.
County judge: w. #. Grim,
Hubbard; VIM. Hubbard, Fairfield.
Assessor: G. Cleaver, Mt. Angel;
#. b. Patton, Macleay; Gid. Stoltz,
Salem; w. r. Cox, Mehama; D. d.
Coffee, Mill City; VIM. M. Hilleary,
Turner; j. w. Hobart, Garfield.
Treasurer: Jas. Mccormick,
North Salem; A. w. Drager, Yew
Park; E. ]. Swafford, Salem; A. F.
McAtee, Brooks, E. w. Chapman,
Brooks; E. M. LAHORE, Salem; ]. e.
Booth, Salem; Prof. Grant Brown,
Turner; j. B. Shafer, Turner,
Superintendent of schools: II. H.
Smith, Salem; Prof. Graham, Wood
burn; Prof, Roberts, Hubbard; Prof.
Adams, Stayton; Prof. Randie,
Jefferson.
County commissioner: j. Frank
Anderson, Howell; Sam'l Layman,
Woodburn; w. b. McAnister, Mac
leay.
Coroner: DIR. Stott, Gervais; A.
NJ, Clough, Salem.
Legislature: Squire Farrar, Salem
s. A. Clarke, South Salem; Chas
johnson, Salem; s. b. Ormsby
Silver Falls; d. w. Craig, Maeleay
Justice: James Batchellor, j. A
Applegate, Gid. Stoltz, Mr.. McIn
tyre, Salem.
Constable: Michael Horgan.
NOTES.
Following is the Republican dele
CATION from Silver Falls precinct
Jas. Dummells, c. J. HUT, s. b
Ormsby.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
M'BRIDE FOR PROGRESS.
He Favors Bonding the CitJ
and Permanent Improve
ments.


A JOURNAL reporter had a short
talk with Hon. Geo. w. Mcbride,
secretary of state, on the subject of
the best policy for pushing Salem
and securing the rapid development
of the capital city.
Mr.. Mcbride has been in high
public Office long time, is clos,
reader and observer of affairs in ad
joining states, aud is a progressive
man. He believes in Oregon, and
in advertising Oregon's resources tu
the world. He is also large prop
erty owner in Salem and it's sur
rounding territory. Speaking of
improvements, he said.
"You can put me down for a
policy of permanent public improve
ments for Salem. We want better
streets, more factories and street ear
lines. L could see no objection to
having street car line, electric or
motor system, on any other street
Portland is all torn up with these
lines and no one offers such ohjec
tions to them as are offered here in
Salem.
BONDING.
"This city should use its credit to
build fine streets right through as
advertised in THE JOURNAL. $780,
600 or $300,000 long time, low rate,
bonds are considered nothing by
California or Washington towns
half the size of Salem aud uuless
Sale m is prepared to do this sort of
thing Salem will drop behind the
procession.
"When was in California, pro-
mOter of beet sugar plant, told me
at the Palace Hotel that for bonus
of 100000 we could get $500, 900
beet sugar factory. L found, how
ever, that we could not raise it at
Salem, SO L dropped the matter.
But those are the things we want
and must have. L favor building
state institutions and state public
works on bonds, instead of taxing
the present generation to pay the
whole bill and L favored an amend
ment to the constitution to that end.
~ trust the delegation from Marion
to the legislature will be made up Of
progressive men and soidly Repub-
lean. With the aid of the peoples
party the Democrats expect to cap
ture the legislature and they would
only bring reactionary influences to
bear on all state affairs, if we can
judge from the way those who are
in office express themselves"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO March 22.-
Wheat buyer season $l.6l4.
PORTLAND, March 23.-Wheat val
ley, $l.5O@sl.65; Walla Walla, Sl.4i
@$l.50.
CHICAGO, March %. - At Gloss
wheat was weak cash, 500, May
Sl5@3.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
State Treasurer's First Notice

STATE OF OREGON.
TREASURY DEPAErMErr.
SALEM, March 10, 1s09.
NOTICE IL hereby gwen that there arc
IN sufficient funds 70 pay the following
outstanding state warrants; and that the
same Will be paid upon presentation at
this ONCE; Rumbera,-I2A8, 1884. 1880, 2O52,
207l, 20D5 2OD7, 28S, 2l04, 20b, 2i34, 2tB6 2i88,
2lf0, 2ib6, 2iO0 2lOl, 2i66, 2l68 2l67 2i63 2i70,
21T8 ana, 22i0, 2269 22Ts. 2z70 22Sl, 22s7, 22e,
2Sl0, 2s $40, 284i, 2842, 2sia 2,fi, 2il6, 23l6,
18i7, 23i6, 2ti9, $3.50, 2l50 1852, 23U3 Xi04 1868,
1903, 23Il, 2875 2876, 2377, 257s 1878, 2lO 2fSl,
2iD8, 2i9s, 25O6, 26fb. The above numbers
represent warrants endorsed on or before
Semptenber ~, 1891. Interest ON these
warrants will not be allowed after the,
PHIL MErSCHAN,
HlD-1w state Treasurer.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed bids
IN will be received by the city OF Salem,
until 10 o'clock a. IN. April 2, 1891, for the
gr ding, graveling and curbing Of all that
part OF Co nmeroia' street between tie
south side OF Min street and the southern
boundary o. the city OF salem, Oregon, ac-
cording TO the plans and specifications on
file in the ofiice of the city surveyor OF
Salem, oregon. Bids will DO opened by
the committee ON streets ana public prop
erty on the second day OF April, 1892, at
the hour OF 10 o'clock q. m. of said day or
as soon thereafter as shall be convenient
20 them. "A deposit OF five hunded do'-
lars must accompany each bid ~ a guar
antee of good faith on the part OF the
bidder that he Will execute the contract,
bond and undertaking and furnishing
good and sufficient srretlea 10 be approved
by the mayor, IN case said contract IL
awarded 10 said bidder, which deposit will
be forfeited To the city OF Salem la case OF
the failure ON the partsei the bidder 10
comply witt said requirements Said
bond, contract and undertaking are also
filed Ia the ONCE o. the city surveyor.
The city Of Nalem reserve the right 10 re-
ject any or all bids or any part or parts
thereof and accept or reject the remainder.
M. w. HUNT,
q. u. Mo0REs,
III. l. LAhOURoUx,
Committee on Streets and Public Property.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

For SALE.-Forty feet front on
Commercial street. First-class busi-
ness property. Enquire of VIM. e.
Burke, one-half block south of
Bush's bank-up-stairs. 3-l0-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

New MARKET.-John West, jr.,
has bought the meat market of Col.
Ashby on State street. He says be
believes he has the experience, the
capital and the business ability to
give the people a good competing
market and asks a share of your
patronage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
]. Basey, a box of cigars.

This committee desires to return
its thanks to all the Salem business
men for their generosity shown in
these special prizes, and it feels con
fident that the exhibition is going to
be grand success in every particu'
lar. Word has been received from
several extensive poultry breeders
throughout the state that they are
going to attend and bring along
"cOops" TO show the people. Mr.,
Garrison, Of Forest Grove, will be
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

the city.
VIM. Deveny, of Hastings, Neb.,
has come to Salem to locate,
E. F. Parkhurst has gone on a
prospecting trip to Pocatello, Idaho.
The Albany w. c. T. U. held a
whiting" social last evening.
The Arcade saloon safe was bur
glarized of ST, Tuesday.
lJohn Hoefer, the veteran Repub-
llcan from Champoeg is in the city.
Meeting of the Salem Driving as
sociation at council rooms tonight.
]. A. Baker, the assignee of j. G.
Brown & Co., has given bond of
$62, 900, Williams & England, sure
ties.
The Capiiol Mills are shut down
for few days.
County Clerk Sherman went to
Portland yesterday and will return
today.
Gid Stolz says he is a candidate for
justice of the peace on merit and
ability only.
Lieut.. Sage, of the U. s. artillery,
is ordered back to Salem for recruit
ing service and arrives Saturday.
II any one thing could be done to
make Mr.. Sherman's nomination a
sure thing it was done in this morn
ing's Statesman.
Jap Mimic: 81 will support the
ticket that is nominated. My name
will not go before this convention
nor any other convention"
This mornings overland tram did
not arrive until 1890 p. M, the
delay being caused by a freight
wreck during the night a short
distance this side of Roseburg.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral is adapted
t !, every age and to either sex. Being
very palatable, the youngest chill
dren take it readily.
G. H. Crakes and family, of Man
lila, Iowa. have arrived in the city,
and will make their future home
among us. Mr.. Crakes is related to
the family of S. e. Howard.
James McCourt, of South Salem
brings in some new potatoes as large
as hens eggs, raised on his home
place.
s. b. Ormsby, of Silver Falls Is In
the city. He is good speaker and
candidate for the legislature on q
progressive platform.
Capt. II. II. Price, driver of the
Capital engine, and Jas. G.. Renni'
and wife start Thursday morning
for Eastern Oregon aud Washington
One drunk aud one yag got the
usual fine Of Recorder Goodell thii
morning and both paid cash.
John Roland, Of Jefferson. says i
the clerkship goes to the country h'
will be a candidate under certain
CONT ngencies.
G. w. Wasson, Of Boston, th'
newly appointed superintendent a
Chemawa Indian training school
went out To the school today. He /
accompanied by his wife.
Grand Army men and all OF hi
personal friends are up Ia arms a
the attack on County Clerk Sher
man in this mornings Statesman.
II you eovet appetite, flesh, color
vigOr, take Ayers Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists
The young people Of The NJ. 4
church will give AN entertainment
March 25th. A good program viii
be rendered followed by an orang
supper. Admission to program ant
supper 2i cents. q
Oxford ties, Avenue ties, Southern
ties and all Of the latest styles car
he fouad at Kiaasse Bros.
Delicious bananas at the Blu
Front.
3 Sricily hrst class garden seeds
warranted 70 grow. at J. q. Wright
All kinds Of fish AZ Dawson 4
Whites Court "a. market
Don't forget Cayln's Openinl
days, Mar. 9Th, 25th, aud 20ih. 2
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
SUPREME COURT.
SALEM. March %, 1892.

FF~HEE17N''I
Joseph Buchtel VS.. Frank Bode;
appeal from Multnomah; argued.
Louis Solomon VS.. John M. Cress
81 al; appeal from Multnomah; ar
gned.
Temperance House vs. Hanford
Fowle; appeal from Benton; argued.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

No ASSEMBLY" TONIGHT.-The
Assembly club party, which was to
have taken place at Murphy's hall
tonight, has been postponed to some
indefinite date.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.

March 24.-Republican county con-
vention.
March 24.-Second Regiment band
excursion to Independence.
March 25-26-Annual state poultry
show.
March 26.-Annual stallion show.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-03-23

PINK OF PERFECTION SOCIAL
At Charming hall Friday evening.
Supper served from 5 to 8 o'clock,
after supper social amusements. Ad-
mission 25 cents at the door.
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