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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18
THE INJUNCTION LIARS.
The following u bting copied into q
Go, uareeeons6Ie pewspapeFs:

The following is being copied into q
few unfeasonAble newspapers:
ssEalem wa1ta everything. The aver
nze life Of domestic hog 10 less than
a wear. When they fattrD to a certain
extent they cease 20 b profitable an0
ars slaughtered. Salem 10 Lrying 70 de-
vour nls the swIIl 70 the exclusion OF tbe
off-r tsurns ia the state. which sno0id
have their rightful portion. Salem
mu.t be siaughteTed- Aa lOlanetlDH
on the brznch asyi8In wynld % Delay
that project that there would be no
hope Of building II anywhere 10 East
ern Oregon under the provision OF the
act Of the legislature. aud the constToc-
lion would be delayed At least two years,
and perhaps longer. Mean~nlle tns
number OF insane persons taken I"
Salem are daily increasing. aud tbe
state asyl0m. already crnwded 10 IL
fullest capacity, becOmes more 80, IN
terferfu9 with sauitati0D aud making
the whole routine Of work burdens I'M
and unsatisfactory. Why should Salem
keep interposing Obstseaes TO pFeven
what the legislature, the only TepreseD-
tative Of the people, eoacts- ralem y
offensive. she hath become gross With
her pefxhboF aud nothing tor human
ity. She should he given q saIut&ry
lesson. Let the next Eastern aud
k0uaheru Oregon representatives b.
elected Who will favor moving the cap
ftal to Portland, the great heart ceOtei
Of the state. aud here let IL remain. p
The DalIes Chronicle.
So far a. the above refers to Salem,
or any acknowledged Salem citizen, II
Il lie. wilful Islander, as malicious
and deyilishly false as to spread the re
port that Salem has an epidemic oi
smallpox. Salem has never interposed
any obstacle TO an Eastern Oregon asy
Ium. 6alem IL not doing 80 now. Salem
win not In future. Every newspaper
In Salem except the Populist organ il
opposed TO such action, or any action
or any interference with locating any
stats institution anywhere. The Popu
list ofgansis not responsible for whai
II does or says, represents no one, rep
resents no party, represents no idea, oI
principle, or element, except that in
sane desire for notoiiety which is th'
second nature of all cranks. The In
sanity that inspired Nero to fiddle whil'
Rome was burning, the thirstiDg 70
glory Of tho youth who fired the TEN
pie at Epbesus, are not Circumstance
70 ambition Of q crank who advertise
his imbecility to the rest Of the state a
the expense Of his own community.
the capital Of the state is ever moved
will be for some real cause, because tn
people Of Oregon are not stampeded b.
fiaunhng In their face any bugaboo c
unreality.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18
HORTICULTURAL NOTES.

From the Rural Northwest: DIR. J..
Guy Lewis, after looking up the matter
thoroughly found Oregon captured rs
medals at the Columbian Exposition.
or these IL we're in the horticultural
department aAd % in the agricultural
departments
The varieti es Of peaches sent for ex-
hibliion and competition from the
Peachblow Paradise Orchard, were
Early Crawford, Canadian Cling, and
Salway, covering range OF not less
than three months in the period OF
ripening. The Crawfords began going
to market In August and the Saiways
were not all on the trees on Nov. 5th. =.
the date Of the last shipment.
The proposed change In the tariff on
prunes will reduce the price OF prnnes
by about ceut and u half pound.
The output OF prunes on the Pacific
coast next year Is likely to reach 10000
900 pounds. The loss resulting from
this bill will be about 81 .00O. 900 which
will mean n depreciation Of At least
SIC, 900, 600 In the value Of the prune or.
chards Of the Pacific states.
Mr.. NJ. Scheydeeker nnds 20 much
call for his services nom orchardlsts
wishing instructions la the matter Of
pruning that be has changed bis place
Df residence from Portland 90 salems
Inc latter point being nearer than
Portland 10 the larger number ofor-
,hards 10 the Willamette valley, there
> urgent need Of u great deal OF such
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18
Pall into Line.

Joln che great processirnl II marches
10 victoFyl II knows no defeat! Inscrib-
cd on lls ba anners is the Inspiring battle
cry. 'sDr. Plefce's Golden Medical Dis
c0veFy.D It's line Of march extends
aoroas the continent sud around the
world. A happy illustration Of the
popularity and success OF this world
iamed romedy, lt.is everywhere re-
NeVine paln, inspiring hope, curing
disease. For AL blood disorders II is
ack nov iedged ihe safest, the most
thorough. The beat. The liver and Kid
noys respond at once 70 the invigorating
touch. through them the whole system
~ cIesnted and built up anew.
Ifyou aresick, indlsDosed, debllitated
weak, suffering from maiarlons or
olner p0lsons, You'll Had the Golden
Medical Discovery" the remedy 10 re-
,lole you.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18

" Every Dose Helps Me
When 1 take Hoods sarsapzz1lA. and I
mink it TIE best medicine for the blood
nv stx-yeax-old boy had sores On his feet
esuSed By POIs0N IVY. Ihey became
a. barge and painful be could not wear DIS
shoes- A week after began giving him
Hood's SaxsapariIIA the sores began 20 heal
1nd when he had taken two bottles ne Was
cured" MRS. C. H THUS, So Gibson, Pa
HOOPS PVLLs are f1r.ly vegetable. aaA
a. -. uurzs. patn or ExiDs- TTy box 1se.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18

instruction as Mr.. Eebeydecker ia cap
able Of giving.
SPECIAL attention was given to hawks
and owls by Prof Wzsbburn. The
farmers boy feels ii his LOuOdeu duty !
TO destroy every hawk aud owl which /
CONES within reach Of bis guDs and our
worthy spOTtsmen go through cur
main streets BOIdIy fIauBtiBg the great
horned owls which they have shot
while the China pbeassnts are snugiy
stored away in the back pockets Of
their hunting coats" While this is
the case the results Of very thorough
examinations by agents Of the .. s.
DepaTtmeut Of Agriculture were quoted
by Prof. Washburn TO show that as
class hawks and owls arethe friends OF
man and deserve protection rather than
aupihfIation. This comes from the fact
thai their diet is SO largely composed
Of mice, squirrels and gophers- The
two exceptions are C.Soper's hawk and
the sharp-shinned hawk.
The newspapers which are advising
the planting Of hops in Oregon and
|, Washington at the present time have
non studied the matter very much. If
there is q good crop of hops on the Pa
cific coast next year and fair crop 10
the rest ofthe world, thers will be no
money in hops except for the skilled
growers who can produce and cure the
very choicest grade Of hops 1t is 90
easy to oyer-stock tine markets OF the
world with hops that the price fire.
ouently falls below the limit OF profit-
able production; when 30 many grow
J ers quit raising them that +he price
, a sain rises TO a figure which allows
margin of profit. The good prices Oi
> the past two or three years have de
. velopei a craze for planting hops and
{ the price Is sure to go down.
. A California paper says: "Oregon
? appropriated $50 IOOO for her exhibit al
the worlds fair and she made an eA'
= hibit and q good one which will send
! thousands of settlers to the state, aud
a be worth millions of dollars. All thii
not 50 very surprising although the
= money named wOuld scarcely bt
!, enough to send one of Oar public func
!, tionaries on pleasure trip to the fair
But the thing which paraly zes tn
average Californian is that none of thi
money was stole o or wasted in riOtou
living and little over half Of the apprc
priation was expended.
1t takes a man down this way som
e time 10 pull himself together after see
70 irg such an announcement in print
J. and get bis bearing. The idea of then
d being anything left . That ia what q
"a Californian can possibly understand
D. However, we most accept the state
n ment on authority as we accept To
3 story Of Jonah and the whale. {
,e course ID must be so but we don't uI
4. derstand it. The announcement az
pears all the more astonishiD
n when we learn that Oregon too
- eighteen medals Of award in horticu
- ture. nineteen in agriculture, four j
~ mines, four 10 education, ak in fisher.
i. two In wOman's work and two in he
barium."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18
Bids for Asylum Supplies

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF The
Oregon state insane asylum invite sealeu-
nroposaIs foT furnishing at the asylum
near salem, Oregon. the following SUD
piles for the six months ending June
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF Ihc
pro5oSais for furnishing at the asylum
1rar salem. Oregon. the following SUD
piles for the six months ending June
dO1 each X - - =. II and ? fneA
j dOH each y =. ~ II. and Z inch |
i doz each y and y inch Ksystons
dOz each l. IL and inch hAnse
i az. each \. Il. /. II street els.
/ doz- each S and 4 inch soekets
/ doz each \. 4 and inch plugs
I dOI. each \ and Il inch e'DOressa0n
do1. each = and \ inch compression /
hose bibs. finished
100 feet each Of l. - u. y. l. and IL
mo iae feet each Of y y and inch EAlv.
Z dOE each X. \ and y Jenkins valves
! do1- each < and inch Jenkins valves
/ removable disks
a 50. feet ply rubber packing.
! 10 fos. each = and y Sc. nax packing
/ Jackson's nue scraper, incn-
% bushels charcoal
100 ibs solder. y and y =,
and "A inch Stillsons wrenches.
| 10 Ms. Asbestos candle wick
- 81 feet sheet is.x ,sad 70; s.u.
doI- = and \ glass gage washers
square.
DRY GOODS.
Ho yards calico. best
ago Yards cotton flannel, Nashau Xxx
11eo yds- pequot A unbleached - iHcn-
! 100 yards Mariners stripe
800 yards Lonsdale bleached
LOO yards peQuot sheeting, - ineR-
so yds. ConIin nesItal check nahneL
so yds glass crash towelling. Is tncn.
30 yds. bleached linen French toWeta-
80 yds blue denim
100 yds- bLeached sheetinE pequot ~
100 yds- Marsellis check. YORK MIG:
boxes white stay binding - nch.
Il dozen Turkey red handkerehleis' -
inch
50 dozen Coats thread, white No. s.
I'D n st1.,'s spF-tt ~uif- > Us.
Is dozen Coats thread. black No -
L dozen Coats thread, black No lS
u dozen black linen thread. No. .
50 yards table oilcloth. white
II dozen papers pins
! 20 doz prs mems socks (hAH hpsel
|. dos. prs. mems gloves, Nos , ano
10, extra heavy.
Is dozen pairs Euspenders-
100 yards silesia, 40 inch, drao.
/ great gross meas pants buttons
great gross pants buckles
s great gross mems shirt buttons, me
dunn size
IL Rro-~ smoked re n buttons.
2 dozen corsets assorted sizes. % 70 %
dozen thimbles. Nos. and 10 closes
ends.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18
roDAYs MG.RKETs-
Prices Current by Telegraph = Local
and Portland Quotations.


and Portland Quotations.
SALEM, December Is. p. m.-Omee
DAILY CAPITAL--JOURSAL- Quota |
tons for day and utsyo hour OF going TO
press were as follows:
sALE.N PRODUCE MARKET.
YRUT.
Apples-3Oc to SOC. a bushel.
BUTCHER STOCK.
Veals-dressed 4@5 cts.
Hogs-dressed 81
Live cattle-l4 2.
Sbeep-alive $l.5O to 500.
MILL PRICES.
Salem Milling Co quotes: Flour S1.25
in wholesale lots $3.50. Retail $S.2.
Bran SI4 bulk, SIS sacked. Shorts Sl5l
l6l. Chop feed SIG aud s1T.
WHEAT.
43l Cents per bu5nel
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oats-old, SO To 4Oc, new % TO 30c.
Hay-Baled, new IS TO osl2; old $40 to
Sl4. Wild in bulk. IS to IS.
Barley-Brewing, at Salem, No. l.
95 to Sl.OO per cwt. No. 2, 20 to IS cts,
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool-Best, l0c.
Hops-SmalI sale, III to Isle.
Eggs-Cash, 27l ESQ cents.
Butter Best dairy, 35; fancy
creamery, 80.
Cheese-l2 to Is cts.
Farm smoked neats-Bacon II;
hams, I3; shoulders, ii.
Potatoes 35c. to 40c.
OniOns-1} tO 2 cents.
Reeswax-34c. Caraway seed, 1Sc-
Anise seed, PC. Ginseng, Sl.4O.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens no market, ducks, SO 10tur-
keys, slow sale, choice, lOc; geese 5 10 &c.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, etc
FIour-Standard, $3.50; Walla Walla,
sSl5; graham, $3.50; superfine, $2.25
per barrel.
Oats-New white. .35c per bu- grey, ,34ci
rolled, 10 bags, s. -2596.5O; barrels,
S6.75(97 90; cases, $3 20.
Hay-Best, $lO@l2 per ton.
WOOl-vaiiey, price nOmiual.
Naturalization, $3.50; shorts, SIG;
ground barley, SIS; chop feed, SIS
per ton; whole feed, barley, 10 cts. per
GENITAL; middIing. $23(92S per ton; brew
ing barle 90(995c per GENITAL: chicken
wheat. l.l09l.l5 per GENITAL.
Hops--O.d, 10 to l6c new 10 tn 16l.
Hides-grren. salted, go lbs. 3lc. uu-
der 81 lbs, 293'; sheep pelts, lO(96Oc.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-OregOn fancy creamery, SOC
S2lr r;fsncy dairy, 25@274c; fair tn good,
2O(922Ic; common. Is to l73c per 10.
Cneese - Oregon, 10@l24: Young
American, l59l6rper pound; Califnrnis
l4c.: Swiss imp 30(932; DOm., 1920.
Eggs-Oregon. 3Oc per dozen.
Poultry v-NomiDal; chickens, mixed
s. 5O(63 so per dozen; ducks,$3 5O(e5.5t
geese, $500: turkeys, live, l24c
dressed, l4c.
Beef-Top steers. 2lc per pound; fail
to good steers, &c; Mol cows. 2e; fall
CO VS., Ilc; dressed beef, IS secs 90 pei
100 pounds
MuitOn-Best sheep. 81; choice NUT
ton, 81 75G2 90; lambs. - O0@2 25.
Hog--Cnoic.., heavy, 81 50(95 90
m -dium, 81 OOG5 so; light and feeders
81 O0C94 81; dressed, IS 90.
Veal-s3 O0@5 OO'
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, 10G
l2c; do inferior, s99ci do valley, l29
15c.
Hops-l6 to 1Sc.
POtatOes-E.rly Rose, 1906. Bur
banks, 30645c.
Oafs--Milling. 81 l59l %.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18

10 gross shoe Iaces-
STATIONERY.
gross pens. London Inesndsseent rs 80
gross pens, London Incandeseent 70. =.
gross pens, London incandescent NO
4 gross pens. Gillotts No. 90
/ dozen pen holders.
10 Geams WedgWood letter paper. half
sheet p.~.o,.s
dog. bottles mucilage. sanfords Uni
DRIED FRUIT.
In barrels or boxes
a.5oo rbs. apples
zOO0 fbs- peaches
1.5O0 fos- prunes-
100 fbs. raisins.
HARDWARE
/ dozen feath-r du~iers, ostrich.
/ doz wash boards, best ouAnty:
Z packages each :. . and 10 unneo
i pair s n soldering irons
4OJ feet each 4 and - r0uho N0'"
Ha' Yoo feet each 7-B and u round Norway
3 feet each lx& IHxA lhxs nat
s fest each ss1E zEA. Xxx. lH1H nat
10 10 feet each q. X y oetagon !ool steel.
3 keE each No; 3 4. front morse
'h9si 3 kes RUsSsR'is eses No as9., & a. hind horse
snSen 10 ms each each 10. ana Putnam's horse
'pof : foa. each No. sPutnam's horse shoe
n2iir s rbs. each no. and Sweets Amer
10 TSs, eaSk Ne. ; Sweets Amsri-
can toe calkA
horse .ssV M inch; saf F.lleF FslSSIe saw
with s ss.~ I. a ia.lzln Disiou's.
each Morse twist drills y to tbs by-
I-l6th with 9t3Heh hank
30 Ibs. eaeh of g., !. IL IA Ia inch
round head fiEsts inch ,..A
4 dozen @ each x. n. 4 and inch Of
Nos; Z, 8 .. copper belt riyets;,
100 each 1hxs-Is 2Isx3-le. 1xAs 2xA.
sxL, zlsx% and SKA inch carriage boits.
100 each lhxS-ls and IxS-ls machine
q ms, each Y and \ ire. washers. s..s
200 feet \ inch MANILA ropa
400 feet - inch MANILA rope
| zoo feet = inch MANILA rope.
2 gross screws each, / inch No. and
i II. inch No. IA Ia inch NO. ana no
IL = tnch No 7snd >o.s.
Z los. brads each. u. y and = inch
| ST Je,srI- x, brs,,. bi 3. nrst quality.
/ set gimblet brace bits
y doz compass saw blades, from
inch TO IA In a. .l-l n.
4 Ql1AADnQ 4Ol C4AeAA 8A11oa @NCs -
claw hsmmer no -'''
i sci Firmer socke' chisels, (Barton'a .bestl
DRUGS.
| s ms acid carbolic cryst pure.
20 ms. acid marlatie COMMERCIAL
| 4 n nitric acid C.. II.
| 8 10 acid saiicilic powdered
q ms aqua ammonia concentrated In
5 rs ammonia muriate powdered.
| Z bs. ammonia carbonate
3 Tos- ammonia bromide
Ibs- antifebrin RAlle and Col
| 2 ms. blue ointment
SIbs oislnWth raio NiI (~quibbs.l
30 ma cotton absOrbant hospital
/ 10 ealOmel
2 fbs. chlOranodyne.
fos. chloroform (Squibbal
y rbs ether in = 10 cans CsQuibbs-)
50 ma epson salts.
n lbs esixi- ps.-0rnmids OF calcium
comp crilden and Coz
S MS. Eiycyrrhixa comp powdered
l 10 golden seal powdered.
5 10 hematie syrup hyp0phOsphates p-
ID. and Coz
y 10 jalap powdered
MS mustard ground
! n opium powdered
: gallons oil castor CBaker's A Al
5 gallons oil malaga
= 10 oil cloves pure.
] 10 oil orange pure
n Ssl oh sxssss9 RsDsssss@i1s n.Es pure
rbs - Gn peDsin SSE Es@Sh Esacsh (SaiiSSchiIas.)
No pepsin CBoudaults-)
4 lbs. phenacetin l1ayerJ
Is ms. potash bromide bulk
5 ms. potash iOdlds gran. dlAiilneh-
NJ potash citrate gran 0lAla1s-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18

ms. pyr0pho1DhAts Of iron CsauibbsJ
= t.5s:riss .5s. Sorss q i5o. 5o1s.4. .ns potash
: rbs. soda bromida
/ n soda hypophosphats grsR-
! rbs. solution chloride Of irou oGarine-
Ss. syrup hypophosphsse compound
no vanilla bean OEsxieanl
Tbs suifonal CBayWJ
5 n Esiion. sasiOsfisSs ssisosO!l S : Raorss SsF ss9t
y Ms vasefins XXX ref
So or duinine sulphate OK and NJ
/ oz- morphine Eulphate P. and W.
OK strYehni. sulphats erTsA
/ oE E-ysllow oxids mercury.
\ GA eoealue ynUiatG
! / n gpongcss shrrSons Ne:
j y lsOiatsO1 Ssbs1ISS<is Of irOA
j rr6ss phtns ! On
1sEr0ss palnfszt oE
lTgross phiAls . on
iErsss R.1 SsTss Sssortsd sisss Es.
iGoo smpty capsules n. 1 P. D. ana
Ssoo empty capsules No. Up. D. ana
Soluble hypodermie tablets.
loo hypo. tablets No. . In cases 70
O?';.:s sss szSo sass s5s.sy .%ysss e. sss 3 ease. I.
\. Syps: = s-sI:.. ss.4 s. s. q s..:,
! eo1. Exyidson's syrtnss Ne. L
I doz- Dsviass0SS,s Ils: ne, syssns;,s I'M. NC; 49, :
4 doB piasters Ailcocksa poruB
; Box soIsi p'isa pisslsrs Ne as.ds sase.iVo Is.
go. P4ax,er~ sax ,nsnrf.Y s,r-
Z boxes PIssteTE ssik isAnxiass sur
! boxes Piasiers ezpsieEza s. and j.
MS pills 9. q snDl ssiAtin coated or
g P: P: ssa. ssssa < sE.s ran B B and and 6: G.:
800 pills atom eonBp- P. d. and co.l
90 ptIss. G. cagrAn. pink X q. P.
20 pslls 1sasSsttda IT. Or. D. and
SIS pnis assafOetiaa ct. a. D. and
sol pal spnnseneaspxus sslAtins coated
fafcK. ana
200 pills ss,s aloe; o,t, ct TsrT se9d,,. roe, p d
ms. huid ext. buchu P. D. and Coz
Ios- iuid extract 6eladonAA q. d.
ms. nd ext eascArA saSrads P. D.
n fluid ext. saDsieun P. D.
N Auid ext eoniun seed P. D.
ms. nuid ext einehOna comp. P. D.
10 10 al. ext. digitaIlis P. D. and Coz
Ns ID ext girEer q, p, and co2
ins ad- sIt. henbans P. d. snd Csl
I.s na- sxI- iDsc.ea1annea Up. D and
ms. "a. ext. ,aiap P. d and CO.
ms. nd ext lieoriee R: d; and Coz
/ ID ia ext mux vomica &P. ID. and Cel
"a "a q, % e,a1Es qESss gss5 g g 3: B ana ana C.: C.:
70 I'd ext seneka o. p and Co(
ms I'd ext SIENNA q. D snd So(
10 "a ext squills P. D aad Cob
\ n nd ext squiiis comp r u ana
ms. nd ext sarsaperila comp. fer
syrup P. D. ana Coz
8 fbs- nd ext Wild cherry P, D. ans
20 nIter papers. round gray. Ne 9
. DiA- IL inches
Samples may be sesn at the ofnse OF
the board Goods must be In aeeordAnee
herewith. and be in original PSeka5ss
or ali bids is reserved Delivery Of sup
J plies viii be required within ten Gays
: notice of acceptance Of bid A copy q
bid, and the name OF the eisss Of Twp
plies must be on the envelope E3cf
bid must include ali the items and %
tails in full OF the respective class. Wit
exceptions Of hour, meat and nsh- An
diting officers are prohibited from con
nsminE secounts s Of pGrehsss,s sss,. xhsn bsI sS'
and complete deacription % the article,
10 be purchased. Bids will be opened q
! O'clock ?. m. Tuesday, JsIuaryo yoss Z asss
SYLVESTER PENEOTER
, GEO. W. MeBRIDE.
Phil. METscHAN,
VIM. A AUNLY. Clsxk Of Beard
|
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-12-18
Hotel Monterey.

Newport, oregon
Located on the Beach two miles noLtn
Of Newport on Cave Cove, a beautiiuily
sheltered spot, wonderful scenery, sea
bathing, fine drives to Cape FoniWeatn-
er lighthouse. House new. rooms laiSs
and airy. Finest resort for families oI
invalIda. Open all winter. Terms
moderate by day or week. lhtenoIng
visitors can drop a postal card to New
port and be met by back.
JOHN FITZPATRICK,
d-2m Proprietor.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20
The House of Correction.

The Burlington Free Press recently
published the following in regard to an
interview with a former inmate of the
House Of Correction: &C. j. Sutton,
who has just returned from a six
months term at the House of Correc-
ten at Rutland, willingly confided to a
reporter yesterday some things about
the inwardness of that institution. Dur
ing his stay, Mr.. Sutton otficiated as
cook. He spoke in very emphatic
terms of Superintendent ID. L. Nor
gan, saying that he was one OF the fin
est men that ever lived, and that he
did everything he could to make toler-
able the lives of the prisoners. On the
Fourth of July, they were treated to
unusually good fare and were presented
with bouquets by the superintendent
wife and daughter, and an able Fourth
of July Grafton was delivered by one of
the prisoners.
The condition of the inmates has
been ameliorated under the new adj
ministration by restriction upon the
power of TIE jailer and assistants. For
merly these officials were absolute des-
pots as regards punishment for breach
of rules, refractoriness, ETC., but now,
in such cases, the keeper is required to
make out a blank, stating the case
the offender is given a chance to de-
fend himself. and fair investigation
is made. Upon further inquiry, it was
ascertained that Jack Locklin of Mont
pelier, who is serving a sentence for
liquor selling and is worth, perhaps,
$40, 900, now acts as lord high keeper
Of the wardrobe, while William Miller
Of the same town, worth over $40, 200,
now drives the oxen over the rubbly
way of transgressors in the marble
yard.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20
Mr. Drew's Renarten

1t has come to be quite the f.s;..
for people to sheer at The v ,asul'a
building at the Worlds Fair h al0Ai
of its small size, but once IN = VA ve;su's
carper gets caught. A few da, n'ls a
former Vermonter. now ros;i; asoi
Iowa, possibly Sioux CITY. en,s,aS 70
building, registered and then b. ''e
disparaging remarks because yarra :aa
was so much behind the West N''ul
Drew OF Burlington, who ha. cbara. a. !,
the building, interrupted him wi,f /, \
statemen: that there were 10 h. 'uS
provements made as soon as beln.. u,
be bad, as plenty Of material IS. s' !.
hand. The Iowa man was ine.., a.
lous as TO it being possible II nv ~
any improvements on the buildi,g l..
when ''Lume" said il was propossd y !
paper it with worthless Western ia
and mortgages owned IL Ve,mont :.
Iowa critic subsidized and retired NJ T.
Drew also tells the people who belit,l.
the building and say it is lot repre,sa.
tatlve OF Vermont, that possibly a -.
production of an abandoned ,.a,
house" would have been more rsers
sentative of the State.-St. Albsn.
Messenger.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-07-20

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