Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-10-13
STATE NEWS NOTES AND COM
MENTs.

How No. 374l, series 1898: Coco
roads, that is, the best for the coast
may, can, and should be built withou
Unnecessary delay. There is no ques
ton as to the profit resulting. They
are a necessity.
A Grand ROnde Indian known 81
Sampson "clatawaed" to the happy
bunting ground the other day.
A son of Ossawattamie Brown, wht
was with his father at the Harper,
Ferry raid, and was wounded there
lives at Salem.
Spurious coins are circulating 10 Poll
county and paper there believes they
are made there by gang of counter
feiters.
The Salem Y. NJ. c. a. have made
asrangements to open a night school.
The tuition will be only S year.
Rev. Hutchinson has been engaged to
teach a class Of vocal music. Prot
Smley, of the Capital Business college,
will teach peumanship, bookkeeping,
and arithmetic, aud Mr.. John w. Me
Cullock, formerly of Stayton, will be
instructor 10 grammar, punctuation,
aud spelling.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss Emma c
Doris, of Eugene, to Mr.. b ugh Thomp
son, of Salem. The wedding ceremony
will take place at the residence of the
brides parents, Wednesday, at 9 O'Clock
Oct. Is. Mr.. TompsoD is well known
society man at Salem and accountant
1T the penitentiary.
5. H. Friendly, of Eugene, shipped
20O0 los of chittem bark to New Yorl
NJ )nday.
Palmer Aver has consigned his crop
Of hops, consisting of 76 bales to E.
Meeker & Co., London England. d
Linton, consigns to the same firm
10 bales. They each receive an advance
payment OF $50 per bale.
The Eugene cannery put up 25, 900
pounds of dried prunes and shipped
$4,000 lbs, green fruit.
There are good many old inhabi
ants in Benton county. They have
inally run up against something upon
which they all exactly agree, and that
s, that the storm of the past week,
ogether with the high water incident
o it, is the first thing of the kind seen
ince the white man first set foot in
Vebfoot land.
A Corvallis man whose wife died five
lonths ago went so far as to get mar
age license. But people talked so he
as decided not to marry for the pres
Mt.
Toledo has rising young cornetist
AIMED Rssebrook.
The largest sturgeon caught In the
olumbia for some years was taken
ut at Astoria. II weighed 755 pounds,
nd the head alone scaled Isl pounds.
he length from tip to tip was IL feet
nd s inches. When cut and dressed,
lie huge mass tipped the beam at 427
1unds.
The man who says it never blows In
regon is considerable of a blow-hard.
A San Francisco paper is fleeing
regon of thousands of dollars a month
running a regular lottery scheme
I'd gift swindle. OF course, the NUN.
II of people who want to be swindled
always large. THE ONE CENT DAILY
'eps the money at home and is worth
'ice its price to any one who takes it.
Did any administration ever cause so
lch distress and destruction of prop
~ values as this one?
Astoria has had two girl tramps. :
nd why not? Women have as much
Iht to tramp as men, and often much
ore cause. Do not deny them the
.asure of riding the brake beams and I
Aving the farm yard dog. G
One Of the saw mills at Lebanon is In I
e hands of the sheriff. r
Six new houses are going up 10 one .
W Salem addition. 6
the hop crop where would q
be at 2 We would be as hard up as v
Dakota's, Kansas, Nebraska and II
Ter semi-poverty stricken regions. n