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THE OYSTER BEDS.
Important Questions Concerning Them
Must Be Decfded b. the Courts.

Olympia, Aug. Especial. Under a law
passed by the last legislature corporations
organized under the laws Of any state
other than those of Washington. and any
citizen Of the United States not a resident
OF the state Of Washington having planted
oysters on any tide lands and cultivated
the same since January J. 1890 M TO the
present time. have preference rights TO
purchase such lands M 70 September 2
1895 ANY corporation organized under the
laws or this state or citizen or this state
having planted and cultivated oysters on
any tide lands OF this state since March
IS isSA. up To tho present time has prefer
eace right - purchase the same up 70 Sep
tember ?. 1895. ANY corporation organized
under tho laws OF this state or citizen OF
this state car. after September . purchase
tide lands for the cultivation OF oysters.
but corporations organized under the laws
or states other than the state OF Wash
ington and no1-residents are not allowed
10 purchase tide lands for the cultivation
OF oysters.
The prior right TO purchase is limited tc
forty acres II the cultivated oyster beds
were originally natural beds. and Is limit
cd 20 100 acres II the cultivated oyster beds
were not originally natural oyster beds
There are serious questions involved in
this matter OF oyster beds which are ny no
means clear. and Will probably remain OBJ
scure until the courts define what IS meant
by a very curiously constructed statute.
First. II a man has purchased under his
prior right forty acres, has ne still right
10 purchase 100 acres more he has Guilt
waited and which were not originally nat
ural oyster beds2 And second, has he still
then the right 10 purchase another 100
acres for the purpose Of the cultivation OF
oysters making in all 30 acres OF oyster
lands 70 the individual or corporation" IL
would seem that the law as II stands
would justify the effort on the part OF
some ambitious individual.
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Frazier to his brother Henry. alleging that
the property was fraudulently conveyed
TO prevent levy by execution thereon on a
judgment recovered by Mr.. Kleeb against
Benjamin Frazier.
James Anderson. the negro charged by
his Indian wife with assault and battery,
was found guilty in Justice Crandalls
court and fined 500 and costs
David Kelly this afternoon commenced
an action against Joseph F. Pratt, the ST.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company. the
Tacoma Land Company and the city OF
Tacoma to foreclose mortgage on the
land now occupied and used by the ST.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company on the
tide fats. and which is known as Boot ISL
and. The mortgage was made by Pratt TO
Kelly In 1872 for $500, but with accumu-
lated interest now amounts TO $500.
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THREE BOYS DROWNED.
The Canoe I'm Which They Left VAN
CONVEX. Ennud

Vancouver. Aug. 24-The canoe in which
Eddie Wilson, George Tiddy and c. Nc
KInnon left here on Thursday morning
was found this afternoon under a boom OF
logs AZ Leamy & Kyle's mill. 1t Is GER
tain that the boys have been drowned.
and search viii be made tomorrow for the
bodies
A bridge carpenter named Leggatt was
drowned AT Agassiz during the foods last
summer. The sea has fust given IN its
dad. the body having been found yester-
Eaw
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the pleasure OF the company of Maj. and
Mrs. Pond. Maj. Pond. who lectured here
this evening in the Presbyterian church.
managed Mark Twain on his present
Western tour. and left the humorist at
Victoria as he was embarking for Homo
lulu. When the late Henry Ward Beecher
toured the United States on lecturing
tours Maj. Pond was his manager He
was very close friend of the divfne's.
and both families seemed to be very much
attached to each other.
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Notice.

Examinations for the admission OF stl-
dents to the University of Washington
will he held beginning Thursday, August
% 1895. continuing three days.
All students desiring TO enter should
present themselves at the old university
building in Seattle at the hour of a. N.
on the above named date.
The fall term opens September 3. kan
in the new buildings.
For catalogue and general information
address EDMOND S. MEANY,
Registrar Seattle, Wash
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Spiders.


considering the best means for the ac,
commodation of this influx. Greeks at
home and abroad are taking the keeness
interest in this national undertaking, and
large sums of money have already been
forwarded from London and Alexandra.
Nearly 200, 600 drachmas have been collect.
ed in England.
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English Yachting Gossip.

London. Aug 2i-The Field says: The
Audrey has closed one of the most sue
eessfuI seasons on record Out OF thirty
two starts she has obtained sixteen nTsts
nine seconds and two third prizes. The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-25

d. Newell. of Newell & Bro, San Fran
cisco, accompanied by his secretary. A. y.
Newell, is i'm the city on a business tour
OF the Sound. He is one of the largesl
iron manufacturers in the West. TINS
Is his first visit to Seattle, and he express
ed astonishment at the metropolitan ap-
pearance of the city.
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Tacoma. Aug st.-Sgeciai john W
Kleeh brought salt against BENJAMIN Fra.
sser ard Henry fraxier to-day 70 cancel
certain eonveyances made by benjamin.
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Sybil Sanderson's engagement to Anto-
MO Terry has been broken Off She has
been in London for two months. and VIII
not sing the title role in Musseuets new
opera Cinderella"
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DIR. DARRIN'S PLACE OF BUSINESS.

DR.. Darrin can be consulted at his per-
manent head Office. 942ia Pacific avenue
Tacoma, Wash.
He makes a speciality OF all chronics
nervous and private diseases Of whatever
nature. Consultation free. Charges low
and reasonable. Office hours: 10 a. m. 70
8 p. m. daily. Correspondence solicitor
Inquiries answered. Circulars and ques-
ton blanks sent free. All business reia.
tons with DR. Darrin strictly conhdentaL
No names published without consent
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Misado matinee today. free. Madison
Park.
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James West. guasmith. Ia Yesler avenue
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

COUNTY OFFICEs.-CUunty Treasurer
Brown is busy checking his records o'
warrants paid with the records Of the
county clerks Office that issued them.
The Office records of both Of these de
partments of our county government
are kept up TO date and in perfect order
so far as a reporters eye could detect
The sheriff's Office was undergoing q
like overhaullng and clearing up of the
desks aud pigeon holes for proper he
ginning of the new year. In the re
corder's Office Of course the work il
always up TO date.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
RIVER NEWS.

The Hoag went below this morning
at O'Clock.
The Eugene will be up from Port
land tonight.
The U. =. engineers are again at
work on the river surveying the chan-
mel and sloughs IN the vicinity OF Cor
Wallis.
The Gray Eagle, which has been un'
der construction at Newberg for some
time, will be ready for work IN ABOUT
one week. When completed, she VIII
he taken TO Portland for Inspection,
after which she will ply on the upper
river.
The passenger Altona came up last
evening, with large load Of freight ior
SaIen merchants. After discharging
her cargo she proceeded on to lnde-
pendence, with sixty Monmouth stu
dents on board, twenty OF whom got
on at Salem. She returned from lnde'
pendence this morning, aud left this
place with a good load of freight and
fifteen passengers.
The snag boat Corvallis was brought
up the river to this city Monday, says
the Eugene Register, by Captain
Hatch, arriving b re at noon. Captain
Hatch stated that he had no trouble IN
getting up and scraped bottom but
once. He finds the channel In good
condition, and says that two feet and
four or five inches of water was the
least they found on any bar He says
that the steamer Eugene has come to
this city OH less water than is now in
the river, aud thinks the boat would
have no trouble coming up now. he
will at once start down the river re
moving distractions as he goes.-Cor-
wallis Times.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

will show our townsfolk that we have
proper ideas Of citizenship.
THE COMMITTEES.
The appointment OF committees oil
the council for the ensuing year rs
made by Mayor Catch last night are as
follows:
Ways and means-J. ]. Murphy
Geo. G. Bingham, J. II. Albert.
Ordinance-Geo. G.. Bingham, J. H.
Albert, j. J. Murphy.
Accounts and expenses-R. b. Dun
can, Thomas Kay, Hiram Smith.
Streets and public property-W. l.
Rigdon, j. J. Murphy, Thos. Holman
Licenses-Thos. Kay, r. b. Duncan
Geo. G. Bingham.
Fire aud water-J. II. Albert, w. L.
T. Rigdon, r. b. Duncan.
Health and poice-Hiram Smith
Thos Holman, Thos. Kay.
Printing Thos. Holman, Hiram
Smith, w. r. Rigdon.
City hall-Thos. Holman, Thomas
Kay, w. T. Rigdou.
10 making up the city hall commit
tee The mayor said, "the council viii
notice that have not followed the res
olution that the city hall committee
shall be composed of a member from
each ward. Both Alderman Ducan
and Alderman Bingham from the first
ward requesting that they be ommitted
Mr. Duncan because be is in the lum-
ber business and Mr.. Bingham for the
reason that until lately he has been the
attorney of the contractors for the
building Of the hall"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
New Years Editions.

The Salem Statesman issues six
teen page New Years paper that Is q
credit to the gentlemen who got it up
in every way.
The s. F. Chronicle, illuminated
covers in gorgeous fruit colors and
gold issues 81 page paper. The Re-
publican free silver champion of Calii'
fornia is always a great paper and
New Years day is no exception.
THE DAILY JOURNAL is issued in
double size on this occasion. A larger
edition was printed for eastern circula-
ton.
The New Years Oregonian was a
forty page illustrated lumber devoted
to generous notice Of Oregon and
Washington interests.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
Changes Time.

Commencing January lsti the train
will leave Albany at 500 a. m. will run
through to Lebanon. then back to Leb-
anon Junction aud from Lebanon
Junction to Woodburn and back to AL
bany daily except Sunday, arriving in
Albany at 645 p. m. The train leaving
Natron will connect at Lebanon June
ton with the train from Lebanon and
arrive IN ALBANY at 1910 u. III. 1t will
leaYe Albany at 4:3O p. III. and run
through to Lebanon and back to Leb.
anon Junction connecting with Wood
burn train for Albany and then run to
Natron making round trip each day
except Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
Dearborn 8
BOOK STORE.
PERSONALS.

Judge Wolyerton has gone 10 Albany.
~DE l. ID. Driver, Of Eugene, Is In the
city.
District Attorney Jas. Mccain is In
the city.
senator 4. A. Dawson, Of Albany, 10
Ia town foF few days.
n. A. Turner, OF the State Insurance
Co., ls al Albany for day.
Thos. Kay was passenger for Port
land on the morning train.
senator Hobson, Of blayton, was la
town today On route for Portland
Mlas Pauline Adams IL guest At the
home Of Mrs. q. T., Bishop on Capital
aud Chemekela streets
Robert Thompson, who spent New
Years With hls family Ia this CITY, 70
turned y Portland this morning.
Aips.tl n. Johnston, Of Mehama, is
in tbs city, ~ remain forA time, tho
guest Of Mira David scott, on Asylum
Avenue,
Judge WeaiheffoId, Wallis Nash and
President iiloss aTe IA lhe ely 20 ai
isnd . meeslng oi tho Agricultural
College board,
oeo. "a, bingham ia NJ lorYallis 10
slisad Iudgs fullarion's court lomoI
Eow whsu the q, y, Hale Il to 10 600,
Armed ~ leleoi,d.
Capt, ~, Aplsnou, ga old llme
slaiNHIl hspubllosu, d ip lhs city ~
says the NlaokAnaa delegation afs
dlsidsd on tbs tsaAlofahlp,
Ofiosf q u. lialon, " Eagsns, sbo
Was ~ hsll Lake sllh . equlsillen
a. nns n, a. hmep, lnr lafceny
stepped 90 ln lhs cliy today
Jas hsinllls, wbo has co. ssYersl
ysals Norksd M ihs woolsp Alll ip
ihls clly ,lsll yesterday flg ueson iliy
ehsgs As hss ae,splfa > Il'lslileu ~ "a,
Neplsg Mile lhsie
W, A, ksmpls, "a imsillls oouuiy
Nnt"N "HftfAfN ~ W"ftNHi $50 HNNN
Al Appslsap, " ileeksnlss esAf ul
ihls lolsHoon ~ siisHd > seasiap " "A,
nlsle ARglepllsisl i',sla
llan. 4 A. hoofhssd " l.sn,
noanls plsnl,ff ~ ibe lssislsisn
flanl lAsi eonnig, y ~ lhs MlllsHisllf
Bils pamr y nfailaHsa "A lhf llss|
aalanH iliaag ehs ale ellHllig n az
sleakafellp " lhs besss
ifes. a a. hlaesla, eelsialY n
nlala sls,i, alfltea N ihe eliS saa ntn
a anes a. ihe slsie hensf Ehsss NJ
nlll pli "A W. lllns salss'nllna bias
80 uph W. dsllss. ~ y iieslise D
liAd Nllh malei
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
New Advertisements

M AhTFD--lD purchase WuhIu miles 20
w ciib about ac.rs .nf GOOD HUu VIII
slnall h"uft and a irH iuli tl.e. Nuti It 1u
Il 90 idaaal '1aa l'' p'''' reasonable. Aa'9,gis h.
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polhp. a common dlar H,y. Owner cu.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

The PYrHIANs.-The knights Of
Pythias installed their officers for the
ensuing year at their hall in tue State
Insurance building New Years night.
fhe installation was followed by lit
erary program and "a social time. The
following are the oiiicers-elect in
stalled; Glenn Knox, G.. e.; ". W.
Contrls, Y. c.; A. w. Hansen, prelate;
W. II. McOscar, NJ. Of w. J. b. Wood.
ford, NJ. Of e. 5. A. MeFadden, NJ. Of
H. l.. II. stlnson, X, Of r. aud s. u.
}. Lehman, NJ. Of A; w. II. Daney,
/, G.iJ J. A. Dlckey, o. G,i trustees, Il.
j. Fleming, G. d. Gabrielson, aud J,
A. Dickey, district deputy grand chan
oellor i. W. Steuslon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

The report Of chief boss OF the ilre ue'
partment was read and referred to the
committee on fire and water.
Duncan moved TO reconsider vote at
last NEE ing Of council whereby the
license on street car companies was re-
mlted to Jannary ], 1895, and called
fyan ave and 10 vote. Those voting
aye: Duncan, Murphy, and Rlgdon'
No: Bingham, Holman, Kay, smith
and Albert. The motion was lost.
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
W. 7. Culver was nominated for
,a.t commissioner, and there being
.. nru, siiion, lie was duly elected.
For policeman Alderman Duncan
nominated II. G. Tarpley, Alderman
bingham nominated j. w. Gamble,
Alderman Murphy nominated Wells
Latourette, Alderman Bingham nomi'
nated o. u. Hutton and ID. w. Gibson,
md Alderman Albert nominated u. L'
savage, Esll Race, aud X. q. Keene.
diseuysion arose over how many
candidates. should be voted for and II
was decided TO vote for two. On the
6rst ballot LalOurette was elected. On
The third J. w Gamble.
An ordinance was introduced by tie
committee on ordinances Rbolishing the
onice Of city attorney, nnd passed the
second reading.
A A. Cnss received the entire vote OF
the council for chief engineer Of th'
fire department and having no opposl-
ton he was declared duly elected.
For engineer Of the steam fire eL-
zine w. r. King was nominated by
Ad,rnal Duncan and George Has
u1gs by Alderman Holman. On sec
ond ballot King was elected.
For assistant engineer Frank Welch
was elected by unanimous vote, also
John Duncan as driver Of the hose
wagon.
The present hosemen were all re.
elected with the exception Of w. I.
King being succeeded by Bert Savage
Upon motion the ordinance commit
tee was instructed to prepare an ordi'
nance to reduce the salaries of the re-
corder and marshal to 81 900 per annum
each. There being no farther business
/ the council adjourned to meet on the
third Tuesday Of this month.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

SHovELING SEow.-The men Of the
Christian Workers Mission were out on
the streets this morning clearing away
the snow before the stores where Il had
not alre, dy been cleared, 1t being the
principle Of he Mission that whCso-
ever would eat mus work. This ls the
right way to conduct such institution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

Mr and Mls. l,kGihson entertained
tbelf nelghhos Aud fdonds Amas, by
feaailHg them on oyulou aud the yari
ous goodies that orsgon h ahundantly
blessed with And by ihs uklllful hand VI
Au Gibson, everything Vas made sV
palaiahls lhai everyone did aipple ius
uss Ihe day aal passed. very pleas
suily Va soelal ganes. aud All too aaou
dld tbs az pass bll ~ thg asslsl'
anos ~ ihslf sau, 4 D, dlbsop, lhey
pralaugod lhe happy tinlp, by dsnelug
uuui ths "Nap hlurs ~ ihe nisht
Aii2p m a psaans sts oyslsls tiil
lhpy oouldu'l 1854 ihp itsi lill hand
eahuug lls sNrsl sllalns lhoush ths
ulliH.
HANgau HnlNs ln plsy uuill Mr uip
Hln lrlls gpp ioE4
hfaeaas ufl p.Fsse am galng a.
hsis raHlf mpn pyflfr
HKIH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

"lHE OEE CEHT DAHY.n-OrdeTs
for THE DAILY JOURSAL by mail and
at the newstands at the beginning Of
1885 are larger than ever before in H.
history aud its popularity with the peo.
pie il best attested by cash receipts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
NO BOOKS sELEUTED.
A Hitch in Making Six year
Contract.

This was the day set for canvasslng
the votes on election Of school tex'
books for six years to come. ~ H.
Edwards of the American Book Co..
and other agents of the publishing
honors are in the city to await results.
No action was had on the scnooi
hook matter by the State Board OF Ed
ucation today. The board has named
Attorney General Chamberlain to give
an official opinion on the law. 1t Is
understood that one of the state BOARD
holds the law unconstitutional ana
wants a legal opinion on that II lh'
matter of selection goes over until the
legislature meets the law vi surely
be repealed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

Mrs. ]. H. White, who is making
her home with her son'in-law, DE-
Kantner, of High street, left today Tor
Eastern Oregon, where che will spend
the winter with her son w. w. White,
a banker of f. lterprise.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

]. Randolph Shurtleff Portland A.
A. Cook and wife, Tacoma; Toll
Thompson, Portland; Clarence M
Keene, Eugene; VIM. Wright, Union,
are registered t the Willamette.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

AT THE Bio MILLs.-The steamer
H0ag has lately brought 1900 sacks Of
wheat from Wheatland aud Lincoln.
Manager shlel Is shipping out eight
car loads of -four per day, all Of which
is manufactured for the export trade.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer ia Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, ,Yarnishes
and the most complete stock Ol
Brushes OF MI Kinds I'm the
State. Artists Materials, ! lime
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest gualitY 0l Glihss SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
uMnsnLLAs

NhY ihRiH NHf lvrlnrag ~ mskF nfH
sRA nlsll uli isll IA igsp Ne . pall.
sHa ~ siN siiena A. laaf ssuis.
iafsis sll uissF ho lai ilomHlsleisl
silssl ,nsal pslenie 49, hapupssi
tHf Ilallaaal nf nai NsslsT ~
iisns = ntilsnas a. ~ W. sslfp lhs
isal ~ Dfni slssll a. ia alislnfa "a lhs
nlg ilssn easips slstasliig AZ
hNehsp
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

ouR LAST WEEKS -sal,s exceeded
by far those Of tho week before, thus
showing the eophdenes the pe0pls have
in what We say about our clothing.
The best of elolhIng AZ lowest prices.
q, w. johnson
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
County Expenditures.

The following Is the summary Of the
abstract Of warrants drawn by County
Clerk l.. V. Ehlen during the month
Of Daceunber 1874,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

The regular monthly county court
proceedings required by law 10 be- pub
lishod ln two newspapers Ia the county
IL nullined BY the county court of this
county. The aboye publication does
not show who reoeiyes the money nor
what for.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

hlAfths opaoE 20 . pound, h
ihs way Gllbslt Patterson 8 40. tsl.
gfaesnss hssl sioek sud losssl pacss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

"Aof IA lr' Ia the position VI ouf
compositions in epdeayonDg 90 com
pete Win ouf low prosd meats slo.
Motf0 a steuulon,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
Dairymen Meet.

The State Dairymens' association
Will meet at Salem, January l6, 1879,
at the room of the county court, court
hnusn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
The New City Government Makes a
Good Beginning.

MAYOR Gatch's message and com
mIttees will be found elsewhere.
The pew members Of the couhcli
we're sworn ln and following bills or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remaining IN
the Salem postollice Jan. 2, 1895, ~
called for. Those calling ior then
nlease sav uadyerused ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

lihhla Al HE fpi Ma l.
liRlw siiiHl HHHle nN ltly sNi
infl''N ifHHsl4 = JOS sat8sNIsI
MN4 sl1 49, stHl hsNs sUae N
'lnsHn lp8iHshs ibn mHplps
uf fiifss tfsasa nshlss lss A.
eaiifisY n'fssfi sissip,slsms
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02

l N, C,A.REcEPgION The Ladies'
AuXiliary of the y, N, G. A., highly
entertained the young men yesterday
afternoon from 3 until $50. The aud
tnrium aud game room had been taste
fully decorated BY members Of the
AuKlliary la one corner Of the game
room Nas a booth, nicely decorated,
whore lemonada was served % each
Visitor ffom uloss covered we'll curb,
Ia ihe osuteT uf which Bas large
stone jar hIl,d STD the delicious bay
erags. The lsmouada NAs drawn BY
lhs old fashioned sweep. About
dossp iAbles, ,eauh ltautIfuliy dsolIated
seie scattered throughout thp audito
upmI aud ptali,i over by the mem
hsfs ~ lhe AuAiIaly Toe reception
AAs ln sfely bay pgeefas, and Was
highly sulptd ty an Hh0 sispded
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pn M0nas5 night spi shn Nas a.
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sss sils'gHti Da ilfa ehafges iussis,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.

AQll.e Do hereby given that Ms, ~ staley
hHs lei my pfd Hnd board, and thai i WlIlnot
D ftsppnbip i9f any bllls va dubls she lnay
e4pt Aei after iAle date
salon ~. Dec. ~ lsaf '"'''''