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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
WILD WEST WAITS.

..,ors Of Northern Colorado
I ne organizing to hanule the
,,unducts of their own nelus' -,
prouuo. IN San Diego county, CAL,
aa Of rs apiece go begging Tor ouy-
efs. .ahor Commissioners flIz z, ue1
,araS that the conyicts IA 90 oisom ,.,, .na &C
San Quentin, CAL, use p 49, AZ stota
sam every year, for when the state
pays. H., california counties
soyanty-fye congregational
have which direct eighty-two socie-
t;a. for home mission WORK.
'ie' n w Curtis. who has been pros
10 for coal on Indian creek, Ida.
ppbo,t twenty miles above Iayel.e, LOT
NUMBER of years, mas az ias. appaiei'
struck the right lead.
81 -, faw hops have been sold i'll
-'t,,,y wash, thus far, only those
Int t have been contracted for having
INA. dal;yered Growers seem to think
.t pre will get more by holding on =
LIZ. lEs &c - the Flathead Indian agency
,aa,+ana destroyed the agency office
~ ~ +bn warehouse adjoining. All OF the
any hs; .a supplies for the Indians were
dostroyed, together with q quantlty OF
dry goods and some ilght hardware.
A visitor to Puget Sound VINO Is m
Io,ocfaf the luulUCl 1850
teresi ~ Africa. says that during the
goa p twelve months between 6o,O0O,OO0
and ooof feet the Of visible a%eef w De Of
a gu country tributary to Delagoa bay
~ An, and the whole will have to be sup
Piled BY Oregon and Washington fnw tom mlls IN
-. Noyado can boast of, a genuine
a GastePn g Nssa' one Of the trees having
ry quite large snd entSa S1 sy M Tne
srose Mir and is certainly a great Gu
riosify "a as well as decidedly attractive
W Stewart IT Of a,6 co 5opses or cr wnp
owned Ia 18th Tho hand to w. w. Brown
e ofu Fife, s Or, for the low figure of SO
head. -.
"A peculiar disease has made "a pr its ap
pl, PEI, Gal Those affected display evil
denee Of paralysis and completely lose IS
control Of the hin &c qcansed from eats
;nr ncorns or goldenrod.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
TEA-TABLE SALAD.

His Status.-Seldum Fedd (at the door,
KIN | see de lady of de house" Mr..
Hennypeck Whose wife is out wheeling)
Il am he."-Puck.
'"There are some things" said the or
ator. ''that a gentleman cannot afford
to do"
"Gee!' murmured the stubby-whis-
kered man in the rear row; Il always
thought a gentleman was a guy that
could afford to do as he durn please"
indianapolis Journal.
Sympathetic Friend-"Aren't you wor-
ried because you do not know where
your husband goes when he is out late
at night?'
PhiIosophic Wife-"Not so much, prob
ably, as [ would be if l did know
Boston Transcript.
A good test of mans symmetry may
be made if he stands with his face to the
wall The chest of a perfectly formed
man will touch the wall, his nose will
be four inches away, his thighs five, and
the tips of his toes three.
'The age of chivalry is entirely past"
she said.
Il don't know about that" the young
man answered.
Men can't engage in duels to settle
affairs of the heart"
mo But they can join rival football
teams. '-Washington Star.
Jaymore-" Soakley was bitten by a
mad dog last week."
Clogson-"Did he take hydrophobia as
Il result?'
Jaymore-"No, but the mad dog took
delirium tremens. "-Washington Times
Brown-'If the English should ever
attempt to abolish the House of Lords,
it may lead to serious trouble with the
United States.'
Smith-"HowT"
Brown--"Why, it might be our duty
to send a few cruisers over there to pro-
tect the interests of American citizens
who have invested their money in that
institution. Puck.
The fashionable physician smiled in
diligently when the subject of bicycles
came up. do you recommend them for
women, doctor?' he was asked Ere
ouently," he replied Under what cir
cumstances, as q rule?' ''Why, just as
soon as / find that's what she wants me
to recommend" Chicago Post.
Unfortunate Illustration "Now,
Johnny, what is the meaning of the word
hypocrisy ?" asked Texas Sunday
school teacher of her favorite pupil,
Johnnie Chaffie. 81 can't explain what
it is, but know just the same" Give
me an example of hypocrisy" when a
fellow says he loves his Sunday school
teacher that's hypocrisy" = Texas
Siftnr
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

Nobody who has ever owned a yacht
will question the estimate of a writer in
the Ladies' Home Journal in regard to
the amount of money expended annually
by owners of pleasure craft on the Allan
tic coast. The contributor to the Jour
nal estimates that the value of the
yachts owned in New York is in the
aggregate about $2O,OOO,OOO, and that
the yachtsmen spend in the aggregate
about the same amount annually in main
tanning the yachts and entertaining
guests. A yacht is always in need of
something that costs money; and people
when they go yachting like to live on
''the best in the land"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
Church Chimes on the Photograph

Church chimes can now be reproduced
by the photograph, and the notes from
the bells of old Trinity are to be the FIRST
to be heard through it's medium. Pho
nograph makers have for long time
tried to reproduce music Of noted chimes.
9 ~! with such poor success that they
ga ga not attempt to place the results Oh
the market. The trouble is that the vi
brations from chimes of heavy bells are
SO great that the diaphragm of the ma
chlne fails to give accurate response, for
want OF proper sensitiveness. This DIFF
ncuity IS one that has now been over
made of cooper
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
NOT WITHOUT BLOODSHEp.
Reign of Victoria Has Been Full of Strug-
giles.

Reign of Victoria Has Been Fall of Strug-
One of the most remarkable features
of Queen Victoria's reign, considering
it's eminently pacific character. is the
enormous number of wars. little and
big" that have marked its progress.
Scarcely twelye-month of this period
has passed. indeed, without finding Eng
land at war in some part of the world
The following is list of them: Afghan
war, 1S3S-40: first China war. 1871;
Sikh war, 1S4S-49; Burmese war. 1850;
second Katfir war. 1S51-52; second Bur
.nese war. 1S52-53: Crimea, 1854; third
war with China, 1S56-5S; Indian mutiny
1857; Maori war, 1S6O-61 more wars
with China. 1860 and 1862; second Maori
war. 1S63-66; Ashanti war. 1864: war in
Bhoctan. 1864; Abyssinian war. 1S67-6S:
war with tho Bazotees. 1865; third
Maori war, 1SoS-69; war with Looshals.
1871; second Ashanti war. 1S73-14:
third Kaffir war, 1877; Zulu war. 1878
70: third Afghan war, 1S7S-SO: war in
Rasutoland. 1SS0-S1; Transvaal war,
1S79-S1: Egyptian war. 1882; Sondan.
1SS4-S5-S9; third Burmese war, 1SS5-92;
Zanzibar. 1890: India. 1890: Matabele
wars, 1894 and 1895; Chitral campaign.
1895; third Ashanti campaign. 1896;
second Soudan campaign. 1896.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
Woman's Idea of Man.

Lots of men think they ought to get
their wives affection on credit.
A woman's idea of a comforter is
someone. to say '"There, there!' and pat
her on the cheek
There never was woman who wasn't
awfully conceited about the way she
could love if she tried
Women seem to have an idea that be-
cause, they haven't got a Greek face
they have to frizz their hair all up with
a hot iron.
Some time before she is 20 every girl
determines either to be- foreign mis-
s,ionary or to spend her life washing
dirty babies
A girl will quarrel with a man for
smoking when he's near her, and yet
she doesn't see why he isn't glad to walk
q mile through a snowstorm to sit on Il
rot OF sofa pillows that shed little wisps
Press
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
Not a Corporation.

on, you, shouted the orator, point
ing ms finger at the man with tin pail
ana overalls; you, my friend, venture
70 . say dare not call your vote your own.
Am Am L right or am | wrong?' II guess
There! Look at him! His vote owned
py a soulless corporationv' Look here.
mister, the man of toll shouted in turn.
uont you go to calm my wife no
names like that or you an me will mix.;'
indianapolis Journal W. in'A
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
WAITING.

Here l sit, alone, alone,
Ever list'ning for mine own,
For his step, his laugh, his tone
Like flute note softly blown.
Will he never, nevermore
Come in smiling at the door.
With the rapt look that he wore
When his task OF love was DER?
Will he never stoop and say,
'Mother, / am tired today"
Like child from too much play;
kiss me in the dear old way?"
Nay! / cannot think it so.
He will come to me, l know,
Smiling sweet and speaking low
He will come, or l will go.
Father! only let us greet,
Here, or wheresoe'er his feet
Go upon loves errands sweet.
Send him--take meas seems meet.
james Buckham in Harper's Bazaar.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
Cry Tor More.

The Dean of Rochester read a paper
on Current Literature at church
congress in England recently. in which
he scored the impossible novel" of the
period severely. He said it was '.sap-
ping the powers Of credulity" and fill
ing the world with infinitely wearied
readers. They are perfectly certain in
time to lose all qualification ut hearing
the distant bay of the ferocious blood
hounds, and are already more and more
feebly putting spurs to their gallant
chargers hecked with foam and blood.
They cannot much longer have zest in
dangling over the sea on ropes by which
they have escaped from prison, and which
they observe to be gradually fraying in
two against the sharp edge of the rock.
AS for the JOY of being struck down by
a blow from behind just as you are poll
ishng off the last of the FIVE ruffians
who had beset you. losing consciousness
and then all blank until you awake
in a cottage which is small but scrupu-
lousy clean. with the object of your af-
fections gazing fondly upon you with fin
ger on her liDs-as for all this, the Dean
of Rochester said that there are grow
ing multitudes who sadly say they find
no pleasure in that kind of amusing lit
erature But that is not so bad sign.
It would be far more discouraging if
the multitudes were not stated and kept
crying for more.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

There was one splash and tnen a.
WAS silence The soldiers looked a.
one another. .S +bo
"Let us go back to camp sai1 :
leader. 4 %his
Suppose they find out ABOUT
job?" asked one. .wa
.Who cares?" replied another. W
are needed in the coming battle, an ,,
there is no danger that any OF US W" T
be punished for this nights Worn. -
am willing to have my share III =
known" o+
And he was right. The story got
out, but there was no inves'isa
Confederate Sal had no frienus ~ ~.
test against her fate.-Wailace -
nam Reed in Chicago Times-t1ela'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
Was Undecided.

The Chicago Times Herald quotes the
following story which Gov. Cumback of
Indiana used with good effect in his
campaign speeches: 1.-TWO tramps went
around to the back door of house to
beg for meal" says Gov. Cumback:
.'on their way there they met big, pow
erful dog. The tramps stopped and eyed
the dog carefully. Finally one of them
said to the other: Bill. you go and ask
for the grub. You needn't be afeerd of
the dorg. Don't yer see. he is Vaughn
his tailT YEP, l see him Vaughn his
tail all right replied Bill. but l also see
him growlin' with his mouth. an l don't
know which end to believe
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

The bridge draw accident at Lynn,
Massachusetts, shows that even with
guard gates, the safety of train de-
ponds largely upon the brakes and the
train-hands. There were no guard gates
at Lynn. where train narrowly escaped
going into the river; but if there had
been guard the train would have brok-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
Good Venison is ALWAYS Eat

Venlson cannot be too fat, and if il has
no lat on the back it is of verysspoor
yWuaanIy' and will be dry and flayoTriass
t;a men OF good quality it is very sllutr;-
a esous ana wholesome. 1t is more deli
Wban mn 1en Kept hanging for several DAVIS.
underd luastea Il should be served rather
y currant jelly or cranberry sauce. = -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

There seems to be a deep-seated an
tipathy to the trolley in New York. The
managers of the elevated railway are
hesitating about the substitution of cleo
tricity for steam, as though the innu-
merable successful trolley lines for sur
face traffic were absolute failures.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
PREVENTS STAGE FRIGHT.
An English Physician Discovers a Rec
pc that Accom- plishes this Result

pc that Accomplishes this Result.
The bugaboo of young aspirants for
histrionic honors has always been a
dread of stage fright, but, according to a
Partisan journal, an English physician
has solved the problem and is the pos
SCISSOR of recipe which is u sure cure
for the ailment.
According to La Medicine Moderne,
an American physician advises students
to combat the nervous asthenia which
PARALLELS their faculties and causes them
to lose the thread of their ideas by TAX
ing ten drops of tincture of gelsemillm
three times day. An English special
list prescribes wine of opium to be taken
by actors and singers before going on the
stage. From five to six drops, he says,
will give to the most timid actress the
lf-possession Of the most spirited old
PLAYER
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12
Cant Match tho T,ocEs

ne contractors for reftting the Gus
lom house at Charleston, s. g.. are on
a ata org to match the locks, doorknobs.
n pe.o throughout rough the building, which were
Hardware. AS the government fs ncr naS
no SUBSTITUTION, anyone in the trade can
reaiize what, an elegant Job the said
cor contractors have on. their hands. no
o ohhancn OF the hardware business having
tima s : SO materially in that period Of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

The play which Kaiser Wilhelm is
said to be writing will naturally be a
Wagnerian production. The young En-
peror blows hard when he blows his own
bugle, and that's what his ventures in
literature amount to.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

The air after heavy snowfall or
shower is usually very clear, because
the snow or rain in falling brings down
with it most of the dust and impurities.
and leaves the atmosphere exceed,ng,v
clear.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

-.'From the Prince of Wales For
auld lang syne." These words were in
scrihed on a wreath of white blooms
and delicate green ferns which Sir Fran
els knollys placed the other day on the
coffin of Mrs. Mary Ann Thurston. who
was for many years nurse and house
keeper in the Queens household.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

Prof. Andrew Seth. Who hollis the
chair of philosophy in the University of
Edinburgh. once held by Sir William
Hamilton. is now the guest of President
Schurman of Cornell university.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-11-12

The Nevada Central railroad was op-
Grated at a loss of S7,372.55 for the year
ending June 80, 1896.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30
oREoon PERSONALS

&c, Goodale, the Coburg lumber.
man, Il in the city.
Mayor ". L. TO1ze returned this
morning " WOldburD.
AttOrney John Manning returned
this morning % his WO0dburD home.
Clerk Lydell Baker, u the railroad
commission, was in the city today.
s. OvertOn, n CObUrg, went N
WOOdb1FD this morning On a visit To
his brother.
Judge John Burnett, Of Corvallis,
was 10 Salem today, returning by the
morning local.
Hon. d. p. Thompson, member
" the state board Of equalization, re-
turned 10 Portland this afternoon.
Deputy County Clerk Miss Onle Nc
Kinney, ls quite III at the home Of
her mother, near Turner, whittier she
vent 10 spend the Christmas holidays.
Miss YaW, the accomplished young
California vocalist, accompanied by
the other gifted performers Of her
company, left on the early train this
morning for Helena, Mont, where
they will next appear
u. r. TruelOve, Lebanon; J. d.
Letcber, Eugene; 9. w. Wester, Balls
ton; =. Riggs, Crowley; A. L. McFad-
den, Corvallis, and w. e. Powell,
agent for the Oregon Colony Co, Of
MCCOY, we're registered at the Cook
hotel, Tuesday afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30
PORTLAND MARKET.

gzJTEsloN.
F'orttznd. D'-c- D. Hhe4f vziiey, &easS
Wzlz WaIlz, g..
FIozr-PoEzizad, Bezsos ooGzey, 1-so-,
ga; grzhzz, 5-75; EzpezSne. sz.so per 81
OzB-Whitss 4ze<zc; gr-y, 59e4oyolle3
= bagh A-z5le5z5, baEreis, l-5o(e7oc;
eases, BIS.
Poeaso@1. orszz. soa7Oe per Eaek-
Hay Cood, Iz.soGI3 per toa-
HOps-g1Ioc.
wool. .FsIicy. garOe; Eastern OEegua
6esc.
Mohzlr. Ilazoc.
kfiIlstzfI. .bCzn, ,sIs 90; sbovts ST6. 90.
Poaluy- Chicksos ni1ed, tztOs5; dzeks
5zs; turkeys. live. IzH.
Eggs. .OE-Eou, ,z7H JOG PEI doz-
Hia=s. peen, szl,ed 60 lbs 71se; uDder
70 lbs 6g61fe; sheep Pelts. Iolg7eS
TsIIoT-zHoS3e.
Onio11-S5e per Ez1k.
Wheat B4gs-Calczftz 4-zSl94. .37Z.
BeznL-snaE ghits, IHeeIHe. lima
494c.
Hoa Heavy, $40 to gag
; Batter. Best dairy, ,z5(s5se; Aney re4ntrJ
z5zSoc.
Cheese .IoCzIIe.
Dried .Frsit-Apple1, evzF0rated, bleached
61Ss7ei unbieAcbed, 31scfa4e; Sundred. "
G5Hc.
Pezrs-Se(abc
PlEmA-Pitless. 3cCg4c.
PruDeS-4Hogbc.
Veal-small s; large z1Ise per ID.
Mutton -WeztheTs 400; eVes 80; dressed
mutton, 4c.
Beef-SteeB z.35;cows I.75-:z.z57dreSsed
31lz5.
Cured MeztS-Hzms Ioc-IO1Ic bacon &C.
Lzrd-in pals, 7e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30
MsRKETS-



TalEi1Ero1 3 circUlsr fr- Dee NJ
Czhlss f1ny rssVocs3sd 20 cor a.
Fznoe q yesterday ard . higher ops1-
frg resulted Laser cz1lss ezZs ia
Eesk uifh 4 fan e cents uD5sT TIE
openinz s1d e E15sr yesterday :
ciosinz f0r gzz1srT and FshEUafy bzi
= rise q lc over EesterdzTs closing.
TIE rush % seesrs prUets tssra1le gen
srzl and uD5er liberal O1erinzss tbs
market tUr1ed Wsak- Tbe tsB5e1cT
d1rinz the ssssio1 Ezs dOEnEsrd and
the rezctiS1 o1Iy proved q q temPDr-
srY character.
Chicago NsY What Opensd today
at - and clo@ed q: sz5. Cash sales
we're made at ~. Liverpool futures
OpeDd AZ e 9fd f0F January.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30
AT MARIoN's CAPITAL.

The offices Of county clerk, recorder
and treasurer, are being connected
with the sheriff's by an electric bell
system, by means Of which either OF
the above named offices may be easily
summoned To the telephone in the
sheriff's Office should their presence in
that department be necessary.
The Capital LAUNDERING Co. has In
stiCuted suit against Geo. Cline
I wherein judgment Is wanted for 1890
with interest from November II, 1890,
at 10 per cent and for 800 for attor-
ney's fees.
Sheriff Wrightman has made an
other payment OF 1894 delinquent
taxes, 10 Treasurer Brown. The
amount turned over Tuesday after
noon. was 1904 SO.
B. Van Wassenhoye today submit
ted TO the counY court his first semi
annual statement, as guardian OF the
estate Of Edward Greenwood, insane,
showing that personal property had
been disposed OF to the amount OF
5000 at public auction on NoYem-
ber 10th.
A marriage license was today is
sued to Alvin SCHNEIDER and Martha
Burnett. Malinda SCHNEIDER served
the occasion as a witness to the issu-
ance of the license.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30

called 10 the chair, and upon motion
the report Of the street commissioner
was first considered. The report shows
that the expense the past year had
been S2.62 less than the year before,
Notwithstanding the unusual expenses
caused by the recent floods. Some
very practical suggestions were made
by Mr.. Gobolet in the report. Upon
motion the report was adopted.
Recorder Edes' report was not taken
up. The summaries show that the
revenues Of the city were about $1,000
less than in 1895, while the expenses
OF the different departments we're
nearly $1,000 less than in 1895. After
full discussion the report was later
recommended for adoption, which was
done by the council.
The treasurer's report was literally
discussed. Mayor Catch raised the
point that all are interested in know
ing just how much cash the city has
on hand. Upon close examination
the members were not satisfied with
the manner ia which the balances
were shown, and the report was re-
ferred back to the council.
Upon motion the committee of the
whole arose to report to the council.
Their report vas adopted. When the
council took up the treasurer's report,
1t was referred to the finance COM
mittee for investigation.
Before adjournment Mayor Catch
took occasion TO thank the council
and its various committees for their
kindly assistance In the past year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30
7. HoIVePSoD.
sALEN SOCIAL NEWS

Niss Roth Leeds is visiting friends
a. Tuner.
Ge0fzs z. Wzters. the popular cigar
dealer. il h0rne from Portland.
Nr. and Mr.. D. ". BOzOrth re-
tgrDed this mining 70 Astoria
Miss Pearl Dice. q OrtIDz, Wash,
il the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.. Hank
Lewis.
Nr. aDd Mrs. 4. y. Gzrdser vent 70
Portland this morning % remain q
few days
william Jones, of CIlrDer, is visit
ing at the bOfDe u Justice Fl. a.
johnson
Ralph Terrell returned this morn
iog tO the State Agricultural college.
At Corvallis.
The Reys. Klein, u East Salem. re-
turned this morning from brief
visit 10 Portland.
r. II. LeabO and II. e. Wasnbery,
twO local bOpbuyers, went u Port
land this morning.
Deputy Postmaster jos. SeIlwOOd
and daughter, Miss Nellie, went 70
Turner this morning.
Judge HeO. II. Burnett accom-
panied his mother, Mrs. Burnett, 10
Albany this morning,
Mrs. G.P. Terrell AMI daughter,
Miss Lila, went 10 Mehama this
morning 10 visit for a few days.
b. z. Sears, Of Medford, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. s. A.
Riggs, returned home this morning.
Mrs. VIM. Cyrus, Of JciO,is the guest
Of her daughter, Miss Rose Moore,
who IS teacher in the North school.
Miss May Jones, Of Jefferson, is Wis
iting her brothers, County SuDerin-
tendent q. w. Jones and Professor G.
II. Jones.
Mrs. r. A. Gilbert, who has been
visiting Salem friends, returned TO
Portland, accompanied by Miss Mollie
Bernardo.
o. Il. Krausse returned this after
noon from visit at Eugene. Mrs.
Krausse and child will remain for a
few days.
VIM. Chambers, Of the Portland
Revenue Office, accompanied by Mrs.
Chambers, arrived In the city this
morning on short visit.
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the local
Y. NJ. G. A. will give reception from
2;SO 10 $50 p. M, Friday, January ].
There will be music, light refresh
ments and general good time. All
interested In the success Of thu AssO-
citation are cordially invited TO at
tend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30

A YOUNG CRIHIRAL.-Wm. jenkins
is the name Of lad aged II years who
was arrested 10 Salem Sunday for
drunkenness Chief OF Police Chas.
Burns, Of Oregon City, learning OF
jenkins being 10 Salem, came 10 the
capital city Tuesday evening and re-
turned with the young criminal this
afternoon 10 Oregon City where he is
wanted TO answer 10 the charge OF the
larceny Of some tools. JenkiLs Is an
"ex-student" at the State Reform
school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-12-30
san PRANCISCO MAkKET.

SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wool. .Oregona choice 79oc; inferior
@7c, valley, S(9oc.
Hops-Quotable at 8.Ioc for new.
Potatoes--4o(975c per sack.
Oats-Milling, I.oS(9I.zo.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. 72c. per bu.,
Oats 35a4oc.
Hay .Baled, cheat, 600; timothy II 90
Straw, 50 so to $500.
Flour. In wholesale lots, 4.zo; retail
4.zo; bran, bulk 1900; sacked, 1900
shorts. I4.ooC9I5.oo; chop feed, 1900
1000.
Poultry. Hens 5a6c ;TurkeysIoc.; Roosters
81 50 and 81 80 per doz.
Veal--Dressed, 4.
Hogs. Dressed, 3Z(931<.
Live Cattle. .I%(9z.
Sheep. Live, I.5o(9z.oo cwt.
Wool. Best. Izc.
Hops. Best, 9 alIoc.
Eggs. Cash. z7c.
Fruit. .Green-Apples per box I.ooC9I. so
Farm Smoked Meats :. Bacon, 61Sc; hami
&c; shoulders, SC.
Potatoes. .3Sc Der bu
OniOns-SOc.