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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

II il about az certain as anything can be that
there will be no racing In New-Jersey TINS year
Some Of the Democratic Senators have declared
that II any racetrack opens It's gates they VIII
put an end TO the deadlock in the Senate al l'eh-
ton Immediately. and Will join the Republicans
In passing such laws as 10 stop racing e"ec'u-
ally and entirely. The New-Jersey Assembly mas
already passed a bill forbidding telegraph co"i-
panies TO transmit racing Information from race
tracks. a measure of that sort would. OF course
make Il impossible for turfmen 10 run horSes Oh
any track I'm the state. and this bill Is almost
sure 10 be passed by the State Senate when the
deadlock Is broken. The turfmen Of New-Jersey
,,ve brought disaster on their heads by their
own reckless folly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
Jn0cr to Embellishments.
Bnslness Notlles.

Roll Top Desks and Office FURNITURE.
Great Variety Of Style and Price.
T. q. SELLEW.
No III fultonst.. n Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
THE MUGGYWUMP'S PLANT.

From IAN Anti-Snapper's View" In Harpers Weekly.
Grover Cleveland failed understand the greatness OF
his opportunity placed himself In the control OF
weak and inslncere lie has turned his back upon
the men whose work for reform made him possible He
has Deliberately sat those who have made the
Democratic party bywOrd and reproach and who remain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

The accident to the Paris naturally recalls the
serious mishap which she suffered a few years
ago. when by the breaking of her machinery
she narrowly escaped laundering, being saved
only by her system OF water-tight compart-
ments. This last accident was much less seri-
GUS. The steamships rudder was rendered
Useless on February II. when she was about 500
miles out from Southampton. BY means OF her
twin screws, however. she was enabled to reach
the Irish coast in safety. The advantage Of
irwin screws has been again clearly demonstrate
ed; without them the vessel would doubtless
have had serious difficulty in making land.
Fortunately for the Paris and all on board. she
did not. when rudderless. encounter such a
storm that which swept out Atlanticward
from. our coast early this week.
Ex-Spcaker Sulzer was caught mapping yes-
terday. The fact Is. he slept too late, and when
he reached the Assembly (which meets at 10
o'clock on Fridays) he found things not going to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

Another man who not long ago had strong
Tammany pull has found that justice I'D 'H'S
CITY is not rendered blind or deaf and d'lihp hE
i;.i,I cousidorotious Matthew Green. for
u,or,, q fornmou i'm the Street, Cleaning Depart
ment. was convicted yesterday Of manslaigh'er
in the second degree III causing the death OF
lanes Ualstead The ease WAS well cohduc'eu
by Assistant District Attorney Weeks WHO
seems to have acted wisely in abandoning the
attempt To secure Il verdict Of murder. Al me
rate things are going on. Tammany adhereh'S
will moi he long in reaching the conclusion That
they need expect no favors in our hiGher crii'i-
nal courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

The Produce Exchange merchants VINO paraueu
In tho last campaign shouting Cleveland and
dollar wheat" are gradually finding out the sig
nihcance Of their war cry. IL evidently he""'
two bushels FOR dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

Not having succeeded In extingulshing the
light Of Liberty In Hawaii. the Administration -
anxious TO extinguish 1t In New-York iarbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

Injunctions may not go, Mr.. Mckane, but the
law does.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

The methods employed by StreetCleanlns
Commissioner Andrews in securing men 10 re-
move snow from the streets are such as TO make
honest and charitable minded citizens hot WIN
INDIGNATION Instead Of sending to the rccoG-
nized charitable agencies and asking for 2ooo
worthy men with families TO support. he en-
ploved the services Of an Italian padrone OF
Mulberry ST. who receives 81 30 Il day for every
man put TO work. and is said TO pay each one
only 30 cents The padroncs profits are under
STOOD 70 be $500 Il day. OF course this money
doesn't go into his own pocket: ii stands 10
reason that there is "divvy" somewhere
Here is another good lead for the Senate In
yestgatng Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

Total February &C. sl67so Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

Governor Werts Is doing his best To ad ana
abet the conspiracy to stop the wheels OF leg
islaton in which the Democrats at Trenton ar"
engaged He Is not n whit better than Aura'h
and those Immediately associated with hih'
Some people thought that Werts would prove 10
be a man OF a higher order than Albeit ana
that in an emergency he would show nerve
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
The WAGNER Case.

Yesterday after Judge Bachelor re-
fused to dismiss the ablve case for
want Of Jurisdiction Attorney Ford
boldly charged that 1t was purely a
truuped up case to persecute hr.
Wagner. He claimed that if defend
ant bad not been q cindidAte for post
master this suit would never have been
brought. He forgot bis usual dignity
and charged "the prosecuting witness
with lending himself to unseen con
spITators whose Influence was resp0u-
sible for the action through their pTi-
vate attorney who refused TO disclose
the names Of his employees" He bold
ly asserted that the prosecutors knew
they had no case but were sim ply co1-
Quoting this farce for what th5r4 wa'
10 It 10 pecuuiAry way, aud to Grippe
the defendant.
After ex Imining several witnesses,
the prosecution asked tor time to bring
10 more, aud tn iIig9 ali Dlrnsd the
cI-e until 2 ,'ciock t,lay.
When the case was Gale this after
noon A. E. Crosby was introduced ia
testify for the prosecution, aud stated
that he had drank liquor at the Will
lamette bar the past November, and
hat same was paid for. When ask d
If he knew that his employer, D. j.
Fry, was candidate for postmaster, hG
1aid only by hesrsay, and answered
the same 10 regard to Mr.. Wagner.
w. Breymsn and T. G. Smith, Jr
we're alsn called. They had drank al
The Willamette bar, but were not pos
tive of the date.
The court was asked If he had beer
notified by member of the
county court that no fees would b'
allowed him in the case, and be said h'
mad.
The case is proceeding as we go tC
press.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

The Salem ladies rainy-day and short
skirt club held a rally yesterday
Miss Winnifred Dennis of Portland
Is in the city visiting friends and rela-
tives.
The Six.hand Euchre club meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Waite on State stree I
Friday evening.
The Old Young Folks Whist CLUB
hold their first series of school OF ln-
struction in that mysterious amuse'
ment at Hotel Willamette Friday even
iig.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Fleming enter
tanned We ancient whist club Mnnhay
evening in honor Of their friend WIS
Iilliland, of Portland. Plain whist
pure and simple, was INDUCED in ana
proved rare treat.
The young people of the Baptlst
church gave a pleasant social al tfe
HON. Of the Misses McNarv, 300 Conn
mercial street, last evening, Miss Nina
McNary being the chief entertainer
Refreshments were served and pro-
gram of music presented. The Keller
brothers and Mr.. Bank contributed ~
singing and Playing. A phonograph
aided much to the entertainment OF
the evening.
The second recital Of the pupils OF the
Conservatory of Music directed by Il.
VI Parvin, was held at the university
chapel last evening, a fine audience be-
ing in attendance. The violin solo by
Mr.. Graham received an encore to
which he responded. Baethoven's
sonata, "Appasionsta" by Miss Maggie
Aderson was played with great skill.
TIE next recital will be the fourth
concert in the course of university and
conservatory entertainments and will
be held in the chapel on or about Feb
ruary 7, 1891.
The grand select ball to have been
given by the Eltre Nous club 10 the
near future, has been indefinitely owing
to harl times. The club has partially
determined to hold it during the month
of March.
Prof. Little's dancing class met at
Hotel Willamette last night as the
opera house was in use. The class for
married people meets at the opera
house tonight.
The PhIlodorian and Philodosian So
cietes of Willamette university have
decided to issue tickets for admission tn
their joint meeting to be held on Fri
day evening. 1t will be necessary for
any wishing to attend, to procure a
ticket from either of the following
named persons: Miss Carrie Bradshaw,
]. w. Reynolds, or f. E. Brown. There
will be no charge.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
State buys Land,

The state board of trustees Of the
Oregon school flr deaf mutes aud oi
Gov. =, Pennoyer, secretary of State
Geo. w, Mcbride. and State Superin
tendent Il. b. McElroy who acts rs
secretary of these several boards.
They are also the state board Of edu
cation,
This board yesterday bought OF ex
Governor "a +. Moody his farm Of S2l
acres near this city for Sl6050. The
land is to form the site OF the new
deaf mute school, aud 100 acres are e
be used for the reform school. The blind
school Is to be m wed whe 70 the dea
mute school now In,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
OREGON PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT.
ryouoluded from First Page.I

llOnclAutA hOuA A7N
The railroad is now in the hands ofthe
court. Any receiver is the agent OF
the state. Judge Fullerton has as the
arm of the state allowed corruption to
nreyail where honest methods riRol-
ously applied would have protected Il e
labJrers and preserved the property from
being wrecked and further load, d
down with debt. He has not done so.
He has allowed the receivers and their
lawyers to do rs they pleased. He has
not held then responsible for Their
trust. He has afforded the weak l o
protection aud the oppressed no relief.
He ought to be removed.
I Albany Herald: The state constiiu.
1 iou in Sec 6 says the supreme c. nrt
! has Jurisdiction uuly To review decision
1 Of the circuit courts.
| Sec. 10 says that public officers who
are incompetent, corrupt or dellnqleul
/ iu Office may be tried III the same man
ner AS criminal offenders. There is
nothing To show that the governor has
any Jurisdiction, and q circuit judge
cannot try h mself; and as he cauno
| be legally tried in another circuit, there
fore u follows that there is DO tribunal
before which he can be brought, unless
it Is the legislature. AS this does no.
meet FIR year, it ia idle tn agilate the
QUESTION now unless it be for the pur-
U se If inducing greater care on the
part of the court and It's Officers.
Sec. 10 of the judicial department of
the constitution of Oregon says that for
"incompetency, corruption, malfeas.
ance or delinquency in Office public Of
ficials may be tried in the same man
ner as criminal Offences" Exactly.
The governor can order the attorney
general to bring suit, suspend Judge
Fullerton, pendings trial. There is 10
doubt but that he could not be i'm
peached by grand jury of his own
court.
Albany Herald: 1t Is we'll known
that Mr.. McFadden has heen a bitter
opponent of the Oregon Pacific from
i,s inception, and that he has never lost
an opportunity TO decry it as an enter
prise. That he has pursued this course
from the beginning, ought To have pre-
vented him from receiving an appoint
ment on the road, especially to pOsit-
ION where he has it in his power To do
much harm. This part of the state is
vitality Interested in the success of thar
enterprise and views with u jealous el e
any attempt TO ,jure it. From this
standpoint Mr. McFad TENS appoint
rnent was most injudciOus. If his ap-
nOiutment was forced on Receiver
Clark by the judge, that be might in
t:;is way pay a political debt. as charged
by the CAPITAL JOURNAL, no words
are strong enough To condemn such
nDlitical prostitution. We are stanch
| Republicans and Judge Fullerton has
been greatly hODnred 10y our party, but
honesty of the wearers of the judicial
nrmine Is far above mere party success.
We sincerely hope thar Judge Fuller
ton can make it clear that this charge
Is absolutely false,
When Judge Fullerton's friends are
lriven to the extremity that they "sin
c'rrly hope that he is an honest judge
an "a Clear himself there Is little left
t quihble over. Judge Fullerton
shOu resign or should ha removed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

RIVER IMPRovENENr.-Ata meet
ing Of the Eugene board Of trade Mo
day evening a letter was read frou
Seuator Mitchell Ia regard to the m"
mortal sent to congress by the boar
asking for the improvement Of the
upper Willamette, ia which he prom
ised to do everything in his power t.
secure favorable action ou the matter
Geo. N. Miller submitted proposition
from San Francisco gentleman who
proposes TO come here and build boat
10 navigate the upper river. He will
put $4,000 into the enterprise II the
people of this city will put in $4,000
The board did not take action on TIE
matter, as it is thought the boat being
built 10 Portland will soon be ready for
business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Grip Items,

Deputy Gran Oh ,norllor Cleo. HOeye
II Knights Of Pylhias Is out after a
siege OF the grip. .--- The hardest grip
after all Is the grip on twenty dollar
pieces. &C NJ, Eppley, the rustlng
Court street grocer, Is having rouud
with the grip. 10. z, Dabney Is
about business again, after two eeks'
Siege of Ia grip The Oregon weather
Is also suffering with Ia grip. la fact
everything tina, goss wrong is atlri6u-
ted 10 that cause.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Struck a Young Lady.

Chas. Loerson, drunken hobo, WIN
was sent up to the county jail from
Aurora, last evening on State street
struck Miss Carrie Haas, as she was
passing by, with his fist and arm. II
was a rude blow and staggered the lit
tie lady who is well known in this city.
He was arrested by the police and she
identified him on the street as the man.
He plead guilty to an assault, and
J udge Edes sentenced him to 25 DAYS,
aud expressed regret that be could
not make it riva years, as he considered
it was unsafe for ladies to walk the
streets when such men were at large.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
RIVER NOTES.

The river is still falling registering at
l72 at noon today.
Freight will be received at the Trade
street dock for north aud south tomor-
row,
Tue wharf OF the Elwood is minus
three large doors as a memento Of the
last d 'od.
II Is rumored today that the locks
viii be opeu In the uOrulng, the MOdoc
heing up tomorrow evening aud the
Elwo1d the following day.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

II kI1 AT the state INSANE asN lum
Salem, January "a, 1894, James Har-
ty, aged II years.
The deceased was an OH pioneer of
Oregon, having crossed the plains in
lS4L About two years ago he was
stricken with paralysis and was com.
mitted TO the asylum n few weeks since
old age having made him feeble mind
ed. He leaves wife who resides on
High street, Ia South Salem.
Elder MessicK conducted the funeral
today At II O'clock at the South salem
Nj. Z. church. The burial was In Rural
cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

CALHOUN OPERA G. T. Riggs OF
the Calhoun opera company was in
the city yesterday and stated sub
schptIon sale for their visit this season
Monday Feb. 18th. The company has
been increased to forty-five people aud
improved In every way. Several new
features have been added, notably the
dancing OF the Sisters Broccee from
the Les Folics Borgere Paris. The
list for subscribers at 81 90 per seat Is
ut Patton Bros. Those who sign the
list will be given first choice of seats.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

BY takiug your lHuudry business ~
to the Salem steam Laundry YOU give
employment to some of the best people
In the city, and at the same time grl
the finest work done on the Pacific
coast
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Broilers at Davis, n = Market.
DR., Talmage's Resignation Final.

BROOKLYN, Jlu. 2j -Tle R.v. d .
rdmage gave our the following stlI, :
'n-nt: NV resignation is positive.
wall ask the Presbytery at the sprIng
IN 'e'ing to displye my pastoral relations
aud hope no eff 1T will be made to
retain me. have expended all the
nervous energy [ have to spare on
hnanclal questions, Fighting two
great ires has taken all my surplus
forces. l must keep my health for
preaching the gospel. am in com.
nnnication with ~ other church and
nave no plans for the future"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
LITTLE LoOALS.

There Ia an all-around reduction of
rents Ia prpgres In SaIem. Small ten.
ants cannot pay aud small business
d H-s not pay Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas.
a. Smllh of this CITY yesterday peti.
tioued the county judge for the adop-
ton Of Ida NJ Buchanan, n little girl
aged three years. The little ones
mother Is coatined In the insane ssy
luu, having been there fIr u couple of
years. Wheat drops to AZ cepts. .---
Verne O,Oouru was bound over for
pointing pistol at Mr.. Harrington.
The case Of the state vs. Wagner
was continued for lack of testimony 10y
tue stAJe.----Odr mild weather con
tinues. --- Mr. aud Mrs. J. Vauderpool
Of Capital Park have sou. Reviv Il
are in progress at the Presby yterlan aud
Methodist churches. The river is
slowly falling, ----If hard times con.
tinue n number Of Salem saloons aud
other lines of business will be forced TO
retire. --- The Riddvll aud Moffett
wood company expect to begiD work
next Monday. jack Robertson today
moved his family and household goods
to Howell Prairie, where they will
hereafter live. In his removal Salem
luses as good la6orlng mAn as IL ever
had.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

"A WOMAN TRAMP.-A gray haired
old lady was seen going north on the
railroad track this morning. She car
ried two bundles, fastened together
with string aud slung across her shout
ders. This woman applied for work at
the Cook hotel bat her habits and con
duct were such that Auntie Anderson
told her to rustic aud she has evidently
rustled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

BETrEhINu LINES. The New York
Rtcket Is still issuing out goods, o'
good quality at very low prices. G
there for your boots, shnes hats aud
shirts, all very low prices, while undrr
wear, rubber and oiled coats, mackin-
toshes aud gossamers are slld nj cost to
clio out. 81 lw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

The proposition TO levy an income
tax produces little worriment. Under
Democratic policy there are mighty
few Incomes to be ;axed.-Oregnnia u.
That Is true. Our richest people eau
hardly find money enough to pay theiI
taxes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Fat Hens DIvison's Market.
PERSONALS.

City Engineer w. J. Culver is in
WOodburn this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Barker, of Astoria
are In the city for Il short visit.
J. M. Mitchell aud wife If Indepeud-
ence are registered at the Willamette.
Mrs. r 8. Bean went to Eugene on
the morning train to be absent few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Am ,s S'rnng, acc M
panic bv little AM, weIt to Porr and
this afternoon.
Mrs. C D CInhs an1 children are
visiting Mrs. P. X Klsey of 5 tem. -
Eugene Register.
w, H. r der, landlord of the NJ
agarA h'-tlery, re'urnei home tod ~
after short vi.ll in Salem.
Attorney Gao. G, Bnghtm welt ~
q 'rvaliis this m ,rirg to lppk af r.
claims against the o .sn Pcih,.
Win Bahrrek is templrarilv acting
as 'ecrelarv Of tn Y. NJ. G, A. A per
manent officer will soon he selected.
Bev. w E, Copeland returned last
evening from Portland, where he had
be-n to preach AMI d.liv-r y lecture
The Boise warehouse opp site the
State Insurance Office has been raised,
aud is being fitted up by Mr.. Mlze for
his mill.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

THE QUAIL For a choice di-h try
the Quail brand If led oats and se I
rising grddle cake -four on sale at j. A.
Van Eaton's old reliable grocery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
FRESH FISH.

Rock end, sound smslt, Columbia
river suielI, perch, nouRders, cat hsh,
salmon, lrnu,, hrrring. Far hsh OF
ans kind 20 10 DAvlsoR's market, "a
COurt street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Attachment.

Jacob Boehuiler OF Portland today
had attachments issued against q. /.
BENTLEY and the three Nandell brothers
OF Brooks on q note OF $500 which they
gave 4 intiy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Midwinter Fair Rates.

Midwinter Fair excursion tickets
Salem to San Francisco and return, viz
Southern Pacific Co.'S. Shasta rou,s
Rate, S2750, including five adj
missions to the fair. Tickets good for
thirty days from date of sale.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Catarrh in the Head.

IL undoubtedly disease Of the blood,
and as such only a reliable blood puri.
tier can Effect perfect and perament
rure. HOId's Sars4parilla is the best
blond purifier, and :; mas cured many
very severe cases of catarrah. Catarrh
, ftentimes Lead t. consumption. Take
Hoods Sarsaparila before it is to late.
Hoods Pill do not purge. PAIN or grip
but act promptly, eaisly and efficiently.
q cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
THE MARKETS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25. - Whes 1
May Sl.l3I.
CHICAGO, Jan, 25. - Cash, 59I; Nav
6Ss.
PORTLAND, Jan. rs. Wheat valley
.92l; Wtlla Walla .S9@S2I.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

The Salem JOURNAL IN long screed
suggests that Governor Penu0yer re-
move Judge Fullerton, in the Interests
IT the labor aud p-aterial creditors.
Oregoniau.
OF course. Everything that calls in
question tue dishonest practices of the
corporation lo0ters ia "screed.u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

Two CoRPOR ATOMS. The Union
Electric, Company of Portland, with
a capital of S5,0 %. AMI tha Chckam,s
Abstract Company with Il cap tai 4
$4,000 today flied articles with the
Secretary of State.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

gatherings, lodges, and societies under thjs
heading inserted for 2j cents, n tice NOT IN AZ,
ceed fve lines, or more than three insertions !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

SOLD. The Il bridge block which
was offered at rrf reefs sale yesterday,
was bid in bvJ. f. Eldrldge for $l4 500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
jackson Va. waldren.

In this case before JIdge Hubbard
the suit was dlsmLs ID at cost of
plaintiff, aud not as Que paper prlnted,
~ cost OF d-f ,ndant.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

sh alwanr bS oys e's, and every
,.ing, served la tue bsst style At
eu0lg's TeslAurAnL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25

GILMAN COAL.--The best fuel IN
town, $500 per ton. Salem Improve.
mpnt Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
Grand total .

We expect to receive from the state
and county thu sum OF SIS 900, which
will leave a deficiency of S25 900 tn be
raised by levy or by some other
means. The total am lunt Of assesSable
property In the district az returned by
the state board Of equalization Is the
sum of So, ,9IO,584
A levy of 7 mills on said amount will
produce the SUN Of S27 5l3 9l We es.
innate that there will be delinquency
on this SUN Of 5000, which would
lrav1 the net sum t. IN derive frOm n
7 mill levy, the sum of So 5l39i
The amount to br RAISED by the mill
levy or otherwise is $2j0OO. Tne net
sun IA estimated to hr derived from
thr7 mill levy IA S32,5l39l, which
uli leave u 4 hclency on Jlly |,
1891 of 81 1876 O6
rhi. b1ari r.cpm ne IDS levy ot
mills to b. mate ny tn, taxpayers of
ms district nn the value of the lax th'e
prnperty therein, as returned b, the
- g. IA AT uf eq "a q ,nn, to-oi r.:
50 go 6BI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-01-25
COMMITTEE or sEvENrY-PtvE.
The Twenty FIVE Names Added and
Their Assessment.

The committee Of hfty was increased
yesterday TO rs, and following are thelr
.,n Ir,.,n 4, nd ihuIE nnnnnarnnnI.