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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

UPTOWN OFFICE. As EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST END OFFICE PARk-PIAIA Il
pHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l-JS HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Ladies' Hose.

\ few left Of our Fine Import f'i.
and Cotton Hose IN plain arl f-
stitch-all fast black ana goods f.-r.
erly sold az 50c pair, 9 pair ,r g..
For a few days
25c. mir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29
Misses Hose.

Fast Black. full regular made. f-l
splicel heels and double s1..s-1ei
5I-2 10 Sl-2-goods that never sg
under &c. a pair, 9r : pairs ~ g..
For this week
he. pairs pairs for n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-29

90 Madlson-Square Library, by Holmes,
Harland. Fleming Reid. Walworth'
etc. -. value. inventory price, i L..
handllng. were IS -. 80. &c: inventory
price BE. ,.
- Cloth-Boand Books. gold imprint
~ and PC. values-Dickens. Scott
Wugo-ess Us, history, and nctlon' our
price l. l-2c. % 80
OK Paper-Bound Books. were A. SO, p,
i9c.: inventory price, &c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
ktW AOyGRTlsEM[hTs.

NihAl Eb-frp "a D. fafn al lns lac h. A..
~ eafsFfi ian bag hufsfa HAuuf ~ daSa san.
Yas iiss hisa irFi b hiis, bsih tafs nid Aa5
iNl'il iiAaiipn 'ea lHf AZ ihFh fttsgtfy sili H.
H"F"R iNH3fatA' aairin tfuft Aau biay
- 1Hbls
None H. usifug aistn iaai tus ~ t,,sf.
~ shlb hffs.pi ift fslfius uhdaf lhs Hfia
~ "a ~ ifsi4 hHshrt utsnuhtu. N 4 l .l,
hslt "a tiiiiHt nWni ii4f hfni. A. A. iisig sill 400
NNti ihf basintss iu iuiufs .isslinlAE hll
.ss s.a..,, 49,, - 81, i,'' " '1' 90 n' q
Avatl ~ LAB ~. hsisA. l.s.... 4.
VI fiei tniNf ba,ca M
lalit aaisE va IAAhE IssA Aanai,s ,..f,s
~ atfts "a tHiat silun ssd lal atlfs sIui
ssas. HiN fsas ~ 8ssf,s sad iaaa 49,
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4 iahiN tiaa alt.et - l.lt.lslals h. =.
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A. fAhHe hnt Aislslsss s4alA f.ii.
ftHfltF pa iht ieiHHiif ~ sstf lAhNf ha4,
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49, t'if fnHfesi
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NH ff"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
GREAT FAYORITES.
The fancy HGU rdch's that
We shOtC are mGhi1,O u OOOd
impression, .On the pubLtc.
We are dupLicdtinO orders
Tight 0LOnO.
KELLER 6 SONS,
I3O State.
1870 Stdte.

A RUHAwAY.-J. J. Ross, u travel
ing man from Portland, Was driyen
over from Engere this morning by the
son II VIM. McAllister OF that place,
ia time 10 catch the Salem local iof
Portland. The horse being driYen was
blind aud of very spirited disposi'
lion. At the corner Of State and 18th
streets the animal became frightened
st street car and dashed south on
18Th street at lively gait. The linrs
were jerked from the boys banda aud
the occupants 0f the cart were Al the
mercy Of the animal. Teaching the
wooden mill the equine suddenly turned
70 the left, oYerturnlDg the cast and
ths occupants Ia the gutter.
fbe boy escaped without being hurt
but Mr. lt0ss was badly bruised GA the
left arm aud right hip. The damage
10 the harness aud cart ls slight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
Adjourned.

BUNCoE MEN GET IN THEIR Work.
The buncoe men, usually t. be found
at circus, succeeded In "workiug" two
citizens yesterday. The heaviest loser
is A. Weddle, an industrious farmer,
aged about go years, from Jefferson.
He was relieved Of $50 which WAS
taken from his hip pocket, Ia the usual
manner employed by plckpockets after
discovering man with money on his
person. After purchasing tickets Of n
ticket yender, a young man by the
name OF BnndenburR, who lives on
Fast lslate street, lost go IN making
change with a go gold piece, before
hs discovered his mistake the thief had
disappeared Ia the crowd. The police
were Informed Of the swindlng tricks
aud made every EFFORT ~ nnd the
oulpnts but with no success.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
Bulls PAID.

City Engineer CulYer submitted
estimates OF funds needed by bis de
paTtment to the end of the year, ag-
gregating 81. 300. Referred.
Applications of Jay B Phillips and
Chris Paulus for liquor licenses were
referred.
Attorney P. II. darcy appeared
with petition Of nearly q hundred
business people Of Salem asking that q
liquor license be granted to A. E
Oageny, as same had been refused
him at the last regular meeting.
Bingham moved reference to a new
committee which wac done with Dun
an voting no.
The matter of the true line OF
Twelfth street, north of Mill waf
referred to the ordinance committee.
The Salem Water company asked
leave to build bridge over the south
half of Trade street at the agricultural
works, 80 as to make landing fol
loading hops, etc. Referred to commit
tee on streets.
A petition from DR.. Cartwright and
others TO remove a hyurant outside the
curbing at the corner Of Winter and
Ferry streets was referred to the com
mittee' on fire and water.
The Anthony Telephone company
asked 60 days extension to complet,
he building of It's line. Referred t.
committee on streets.
Chief of Police Dilley was authorized
to give the different police officers {
vacation OF twelve days each, alter
nstely, and to employ some enc tem-
porarily in their stead, who shall pul
In two weeks at enforcing the dog ordi
nance, and exterminating the over
production.
Adjourned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

HA 0,ioD lpFA 40 poo s'ang "
ihs fsguisa iisg iuf seul saesiiopi
fss snd ! sm Eolnn ~ slSp ~ lias
Farlns fssisufsnt fsg rsn ksi ihs
i,ssi sisal ihsis fpf - arals yss sssf
as sud rhsalef ibsu ihsl " ssst ~
inni Ga 500 nsn frui ffuliis fgfnislisa
~ uhiufniahrd ~ gpg ean ffHi .
NsiisFs A. isti BDa sill 10 ase9fiiiiio
asi y NJ shg go ~ sppls sinH ~ iiis
fsunu irslauiaH Az lfliffs a ih
gulfB pfHiupilf HhHsfffd
bslsnfb llnpilfipi, hFslsiiil oiseeh
iasls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
RIVER NEWS.

Owing TO ,be low stage Of water be
tween Salem aud Corvallis the Eugene
has been Withdrawn from the WI
lamt tie for the summer. She will be
r idy for strvice again in the fall.
Tue government snag boat came
down from Corvallis Monday evening
aud has beeA engaged in removing
snags from the rivei in the vicinity Of
the big steel bridge.
Steamer MOdoc came up from Port
land last evening heavily loaded with
general. merchandise. After discharg-
Ing her cargb she took ou load o
-four and feed at the mills and re-
turned to Portland ats O'Clock this
morning with a passenger list mum.
bering fifteen,
Steamer Grey Eagle left for Portland
at O'Clock this morning, trifle late,
owing to the amount of freight to be
loaded at this point. Her cargo this
morning consisted Of two tons of hides
and five tons of tar cosigned 70 Port
land parties, be sides lot Of miscel.
laneous freight. She also has about
thirty passengers on board.
II. M. Adams, travelling freight
agent of the Oregon Railway & Nayi-
CATION Co., is in town tjday, says Tues
days Eugene Guard. He informs us
that the o. r. q N. people have com.
menced the building of boat Of very
light draught to ply between Eugene
and Corvallis. Transfer of freight will
be made at the latter place to boats Of
heavier draught. II will be ready for
the river by the time of the rainy
season. Eugene business men will
welcome the advent of this entsrprls-
ing company on the upper river.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
Died.

VAN EATON.-At the family home,
lS4 Cottage street, at 1918 p. M,
Wednesday, July II, 1895, Margaret
Ethel, only daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. J. A. Van Eaton. aged 10 years,
and months, of consumption.
Ethel was born in Salem, April II,
1880, where she has since resided. Her
present Illness commenced in Novem-
ber when she took severe cold which
was followed later by the grip from
which time che has gradually de-
clibed In health. Although Ethel has
not been well for three yesrs, she has
only been confined to her room since
last November. She grew weaker a nd
W saker until she was unable tD life he r
arm, but she was happy and cheerful
nevertheless. Her parents aud little
br others, Allie and Robbie, and grand
mother we're present when she passed
away to the home thet is not built
with hands.
Ethel was q m ,st earnest Chris
tlan girl having united with the First
Presbyterian church at the age Of II
years. She had been u regular attend.
ant at church, Sunday school, Christian
Endeavor, in which she was an actiY,
member, and prayer meeting
until sickness compelled hel
to remain at home. IT has often beel.
said by those who knew her that :
more devout christian girl never lived
Ethel was great comfort t. her paI
nts, a cross word never having passr'
between them. She was kuuwa ont
to be loved.
Fure-al services VI re h-li ut tn
First Preshy trrian church 1t 2:30 T.
Friday, conducted hy Rev. +. Il
Gwynne, ID ID. and Rev. A. l. Huic'
isDn. Iutsrment will take place il
Rural cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

fllss sliii tasipiilE ~ ppi ssiiiiiiii
ka.sas N iiis His~l seiiaissiisa ~ Ni't
nuaitasss asll5 psltis
lDlt 49, Ssia i,slssi ~ i'f, ,hsii''s'''i'
lailslass, a. h't'ifA sflsig hiif
ilnisis, salA ~ 80 lsia'
1Rie t&f lsgs hsfS Nlsf 9sanHi
lsnn, ittsisi ~ N'a''is
AS 49, haip lisf hssitp isphs s''s
el,tetsa sslip'H i'ta'si e''
ana A., slhR,fi faiffi iia "A ii'i
nfHtui
alt4 a fss Hisit ~ iis,rt sHiiHf's n
sislps jssstis l'i ii.ae $500
Al - htsf Nts tiei'aii eNa .A'i''f
a.nnsI nsa,s ssa ssslf paiiA o ~ .
i..al.s 49, tssis sliN ssiiisK - = %"
llse - 1880 ~ 49, lii' ~ t'''f
~ ~ esa il,t ~ s'iif ~ 80
6hbs h,Riis lfhNt Ha,if HtHf ''f '''i
Al sllil. 81 - . sHih
hlLi.ia hllifH = -
a.sesl iaaii slla isiitiif s''tse
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
T. 7. DALRYMPLE & co,

Geo. Hunsaker will go to Salem
Wednesday morning on the early
train to represent DR.. ID. A. Paine, the
newly appointed superintendent, IN
taking an inventory of the assets OF
the state insane ssylum.-Eugene
Guard.
Mrs. T. b. jackson and party started
today for Mehama, which popular re
sort will soon have the entire Presby-
cry Of Salem if things don't change.
they are jolly crowd and sure to
rave q glorious good time.
Henry Bigger. Jr., went to Mehama
IN the morning local where he will 60
nto camp With the Albert boys, viz
James, John and Eoen, who went
,verland this morning with the grub
nd fishing tackle.
Captain and Mrs. Jno. II. Burns left
N the a. III. train for Portland. Mrs.
5urns will spend the next six weeE .
listing her parents at Baker city and
he captain will remain at Portland
uring the grand Lodge Of A. .. U.
V. session.
Mrs. z. p Bishop aud son Chauncey
we're passengers TO Lebanon on the
morning local for u recreation. They
viii be joined tonight by Mr.. Bishop
md son Roy who went overland Tues
day. The party will visit Waterloo
and possibly the mountains before
returning,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

Case IDEETiFIED AdAlR. R.--Teusday
Burnett the eolofed porter Of tue Pull.
man car, called a. the MultnomAh
county Jail aud ldsnthisd John CAss as
the leader " tho Riddles hold ~,
JAller ChsmbsTlln, ~ test lhs certainty
of BuTnslt's recollection u the fobbsr,
bad Case ranged Ia lins between 10
other prisoners, And, - Csss ls = very
tAll man, several IN jail equally ~
sloRgsisd a. lass ssfs plHosd io Ios
Burnsli was insu brought lp' sud 90.
lsolsd caas ffon snienE ihs nunibsT
without hesitation,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

Nav L0Hi,1n, Coma, Juiy a. f1gs
ssiloss on ilss fafpsds boat EdsksoD
ssfs terribly sesidsd 10 . bufsiiss
slsstn piis whils lbs bssi wAa efuisinF
~ ibs hsfiloT ihls sfisfuson. u 10
ibausbi eli Oil die.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
Police Court.

VIM. Bush paid SIS fine into the
city treasury this morning tor the
pleasure Of getting drunk and demol-
ishing the city Jail. 1t was not ascer-
tanned whether he got bis moneys
worth or not
Foopg Chee, native of the celestial
kingdom, also added to the resources of
the city By paying a email fne for dis
orderly conduct.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

REDUCED kATtA.-1hs y. 4. II, ~.
VIII Tsduoe lhs iATs 0n the fsalFm Local
TRAIN 10 lhIss osplu psl nlls ~ y isS
days, Tns present isIs boIHesp foft-
iAna HDd salsln 10 " lOi uncsi ths Dea
lanii % sill bs 81 ~. Ins cbABgs viii
Ds bard oB saien nisfciianis, And doss
noi spply 10 ins Overland ~ lbs itoss-
DuTg luoAis. isugsns buaTd.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

A. THE PkisoR DunaE tbs ill.
nsas ~ DL iisndsIson, snd uniil
sstps fuiihsf sIfangsnlsni 70 nsdf, d.
Jr.sup .siil spi ~ gisliiuK hysielsp ~
ibai iasiiiuiioa Ibs DirlaT u d.
lirndeIsass pAfm frlsad snd wiii
shiy fia ihs plaas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

10 ThE AsYLuA The pspsn tot
DE- L. Hsndsfson's oommlitmsni 10
the inssBs asylum we're iaads out
Monday snd As the ssntlsnsn's case
vas 90 bstlsf ladsy ibs pspsrs were
pansd is lhs hands u rheun X eight
sho TOOK tho anfoFiussis man ~ that
iasliiu ilon ihis sitsTn@p.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

fAATfHhAL ffhln iiis hsit bls
VI . I, lhiss siia sllsi iislslnsi ~ iKsnifs
ilol,s NJ lif npfip spd NJ it,s pespiS
aiiI lils sgl iinlas sssigns NJ tlai a.
gigs esaniS salsai ~ lpia in 80 "a
isnslts uHiyH i,iguis - nplisid's ails'
sisi tlHip's, iisspiilpi slail in ibs
sauslps NJ liyiipsid, ssiiis liiis ~ iils
i4taJ iuluis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

a hAuntas ihHphthf ipp
Nisssil,s go ilss seas ~ tsllipipls
psssfy pissa hsif istsHlll Dssa ssisiF
lisllsa, ihis piisis siiitis nsa pHs "a
nas a Aa ~ iiips saa fspistsa .
ti.ttllss ilsHi iHss inH isui o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

A. HALT bAsE AssDi w. W.
skiRnsf AAs piAoa'a . laIEs, bsndsoiiis
fiss - hail niAsl ~ ilis f,vuihsin Fssi
"a liaassngrl aslai oni ~ isalsei ipi
liiv islsllEss ~ a \, lg~ ~, nlspsgsi
" lhs tlvuihsln fsHlnr, = by ilsu sua
uspiy iu nAn Flsnolsco, Tuesday aqua.
iuE.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

Ilr huapshfNh hNsi hss sws
lsii i,,isa - iiH fiitss btsifiasl hsi
- liil ssnss uuis y y ifissitspit hss
500 80 go ssiNHF wHhlsk ii'at
suiiiiisi sslis 49, sHnk Htf hVi fstss
I'll N gsHns,in a naa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
PERSONALS.

Mlhb 0eOIkia OhAhSt iNt 'SN"J ~
an outing nt Newport.
w. II. Osborn, the CouIt street gro
Ger, went to Eugene today
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Benson Starr OF
Olympia, were In the city yesterday
Attorney w. H. Holmes transacted
legal business In the metropolis today
q. Marsh was passenger to Port
land on the Salem local this mUrblng
REV. Williams left for Clackamas
river this morning on fishing expidi
tion.
Mrs. e. B. Kendall went 10 Philo
math this morning on visit to hei
parents.
Father J. s. White was passenge
TO Albany on the II O'Clock local thi
morning.
M. Wyprut the tailor. returned thi
morning from q business trip to saL
francisco.
Mrs. o. p. Coshow and little rhIldreI
went Up to Brownyille this morning
on short visit.
q. StoIz and 8. A, Clarke were pas-
sengers to the metropolis on the Salem
local this morning
Mrs. T. N. McCauley and family
left for Portland today for an absence
Of several days.
Miss Bertha Kay left for Newport on
the morning local where she will resus-
cltate for few weeks.
Thos. Kay, the woolen mill man OF
Salem and Waterloo was in the city
Tuesday. Democrat.
James, John and Eoen Albert, t. G..
AIbezt's stalwart trio of sons, left this
morning for Crusoe island at Mehama.
III. Harrild, the we'll known con-
tractor, aud ii. q. Luker, went 10
Albany on the morning local on busl-
ness.
DIR. 4. l.. Golden and Lee Steiner
returned last night from Slab creek.
They brought home hne supply OF
fish--stOTies.
II. w. Settlemier, the Woodburn
nurseryman, returned TO that enter
prislng little burg on the soclock local
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Gray take their
annual seaside outing NJ Seal Rocks
this year. and left for that popular
resort today.
Harry Butcher left for Newport on
the n o'clock local with his popular
phonograpn, where he will spend the
summer months.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney A. o.
C0nplI transacted legal business IA
MoodDuTn lhls nlorning, going down
on ths 4 O'clock local
Mins Lola Fluks Of Independence,
who las Dssn sns guest VI AIRS. o. H.
hennle tns past tsO Nesks, Islufned
hoins thls morning accompanied "
MTn. hsnDle.
Cap.ain sDd Ma J, u Barnes VI
fhs hss foTE haoksl, isil t"aAy ioi
Manainn " laKs in LAS sneAinpiiisiil'
On tilslT TsiuIu tiaAi establishment siil
~ niDysa lnls lhs nss guAitsia
Fysiosulsn 4, W. uainbls aiid fAiii'
ily lssss lonlgns loi = $50 ~ssAs sls's
nnh lisspas - Fivisnus, l.ans p"unsl'
lseft h@ssss sin 49, - n,sblssltii
n,ns auglns AiL oainpir's Slssn,s'
A. A. hiysn, D. a, Ai,fsaAsn ail9
VI, q, iasaVn, ss1i " fviliAia yl
lhs niognlDs Vsaiana ~ dsissslss "
iias a, q. q, ", ulsi,a is',aHs S"i'b
hs0lg, alDiilof aslsssis, tsss iias ,
uels,ps lyeal 40 lls l'slipi'siis
lfsssgs AsAiss " lbls eiiyi hss
l,ssN sppglslss > aspvly s'i's'i.i ~
lnsasnsi isSyHas W iispiy bisttiiislii
~ fiu lbs ssssssy ,s,ssl ~ iiis lis'
sas,iss ~ AiG Muiiss, ssy hss iisis'
l1apgs $3.50 ilisi ls'siiisti. ..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

AN IMPossIBILIrY. By using our
soap we will not guarantee thAt negro
viii become white man hut we are
confident his appearance viii be much
imprOved.-Salem Soap aud Chemical
Works.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

But we make it more lively
by extva special values, which
tend 10 loosen purse-strlngs.
See to it that you secure a por-
tion of the plums we throw
out from time to time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
COOL DRINKS
as.
nor lpEATHEh.

90 Ia Miiier's Odd Cent
CrOoerD GHd fi'D me ease.
me rerdicf nm De- ia IaFOr
0I ma delicious c00iinO bep-
eF0DTs,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
July = @ Dull Month.

We have placed orders Tor a
very large and most complete
stock for fall, comprising the
latest in Dress Goods, Trim
inings, Fur Capes, etc. Mems
clothing and furnishing goods.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

Inf lpfptAA hNsNtH A. - d.
= nsi a,,s a i,ssH a. sifsif iiiss
ssh q fHr ulftHssf ~ HbifN 80
snasisii ~ sn9 istlf atliss,lss ssA if
aiafta
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

~ aan. slsliu, assiiafllH, ibiauHF , iissf
llANa 81 M
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
oils, Window Glass, Varnlshes
and the most COniplete stock Of
Brushes OF all Kinds In the
state. Artists Materials. Lime,
Hair, Cement and Shingles aud
finest quality Of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

Nkss Hsiy pss slst, - Sssf ~ fss'afis
sAss 80 80 iiliia. ~ sfisa - ss'ssta.
49, s.s tsfass ~. - fisss is 1850
ui.as 80 hss etaAsss ~ ssss ll.sa 1859
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

All of A. aslneu, hsiiliHi ~
siuisssa lss lsls lasf ssnsy sna
lskts gasf eb,ats Il 4 nHg i.ssn
slissi Hisfta
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17

Ieag a lsiss hsaiesl Hlal nsii
49, gsssfa lssYf u lsa4 4 bsfb =
lsnk FfsHk 4 hsfff flff
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
TIE CITY FATHERS MEET.

Dog ano Liquor Llcenses UuIy Non-
sidered.
Those present at the regular met T.
ing Of the city council last evening
were Mayor Catch. Aldermen BirP-
ham, Duncan, Murphy, Rlgdon and
Smith.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-07-17
LETTER LIST.

The following letters remained 10 the
posiofiice uncalled for July IL. In call
ing for letters please say "advertised, "
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new LITIGATION.
Condemnatory Proceedings by
the S. F. P. & P.
A Damage Suit for $4,000 Filed by
r. E. Daggs Against Persons Who
Precipitated the Daggs Failure.

Two suits of more than average i'm
portance were begun in district court
yesterday. The first was condemna-
ton preceding by the Santa Fe, Pres
colt & Phoenix railroad against Reuben
Hill. The tract of ground involved is
the NV d, sw ID, sec So, tip 2 n, 2 2e,
and lies northwest of the city. 1t is
alleged in the CO nplaint that the occu-
pant is not the possessor of the land
which is said to be q part of the public
domain. Then follows a description of
the right OF wav across the land required
by the plaintiff in the construction of
its line and prays that an assessmsnt
may be made OF the damage to the de-
fendant's rights and interests.
The other case was a somewhat sensa-
tional one growing out of the failure of
The Daggs Bros.
1t is an action for damages by R. E.
Daggs against Ben Goldman. 1t is
charged that the defendant in collus1on
with T. L. Schultz, Jas. Goodwin, P. B.
McCabe, Thomas Smith, R. G. Good win
and divers other persons had entered
into conspiracy by means of suits. at
tachment and garnishment proceedings
which were given unusual publicity to
destroy the business of the defendant
who was president of the Bank OF
Tempe.
By ridicule distrust was created
which necessitated an assignment at a
loss of $4,000. The same causes dam
aged other business affairs of the plan
tiff tO tho pytpDt of S20 nm An of
tachment suit wrongfully brought in
fiicted damages estimated at $1,000 and
the publication of it caused other dam
ages amounting to 5000. This alleged
persecution wrought annoyance and
anguish of mind to the extent of $lO,-
600.
Wherefore the plaintiff prays judg-
ment in the sum of 100000.
Arizona republican., 1895-01-16
AN AVALANCHE OF BILLS.
Opening of the Legislature in
California.
Two Hundred and Nine Senate Bills
Introduced the First Day and
Many Amendments.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 15.-The SEN
ate met today at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and, after the standing committees
had been appointed. an avalanche of
bills were presented.
When the senate adjourned 209 new
bills were on the clerks desk. A SINH
lar storm of bills is expected in the as
sembly tomorrow.
Beside the bills introduced in the
senate there were a number of joint
resolutions and constitutional amend
ments, principal among which were
resolutions providing for the free dis
tribution of school text books; the
right of suffrage to women; exempting
all ships and other vessels from taxa
ton also resolution providing that in
all civil cases and in criminal cases
where the penalty is not death. three
fourths of the jury may render verdict.