Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-14
OFFICIAL,
News of the Department.
What Is Said ard Done at the
Big Gray Building.
80 NATIoxAL ~.

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4 brigade encampment u the Ore
gon National Guard this year is M
der serious consideration by the MIL
ftarv authorities. There has been
10 encampnent since l5s3- The
problem is. Can one Be held and the
eTpeuses Of the militia kept within
the annual 5000 appropriation.
Governor Lord considers e1camp-
ments necessary % discipline the
militia. and thinks favOrably n bold
fny one this year. Last year the
guard consented 70 fOregO encamp-
ment privileges. and % the sppTpria-
tion Of a part Of its funds TO the pay
meut Of expenses Incurred by calling
out the militia during the Columbia
river fishery troubles
Should an enCampment Be deter
mined upon. which is quite probable,
the time and place, especially the lat
ter. will Be matters u Interest. There
j. already talk Of the state reform
school grounds. Mil creek runs deep
and pure through the western port on
of the large farm. and there are some
shade trees along the banks, with
dense grove near by. This point also
has the advantzgd Of being reached
By river boats.
OFFICIAL POINTS.
IDcOrporatiOn articles were fled in
the secretary Of states ONCE as fol-
lows.
Supreme Forest WOodmen Circle. a
HOman's insurance and bene dciary
order, auxiliary 70 the WOOdmen order;
Joseph Root. sovereign commander,
and Mary Huse, supreme guardian;
head Office, Omaha
Give.s Pitan. Joe Terry, Peter Tus-
tin and Harry Haste, sentenced TO one
year each for larceny ID ClstsOp county
we're received at the penitentiary.
suit has been fled in the circuit
court by Laura smell against William
Wright on a 500 note.
L Samuel, u Portland and Martin
Davidson, Of VernOnia were commits
stoned DOtsries today.
SUPREME COURT.
The Farmers Loan & Trust com
pany as trustee respondent ". The
Oregon Pacific Railroad company and
Willamette Valley and Coast Rail-
road company, defendants and r. III.
Graham aud others, appellants ap-
peal from Benton county. Argued
aud submitted. II. e. Watson for
respondent Geo. g. Bingham for ap-
pellants. This proceeding is based
upon petition filed by certain en-
plOyes Of the receivers in the above
entitled suit, for an order on the
plaintiff. respondent herein, 10 pay
into court the several amounts al
legged by petitioners 10 be due them
as such employees.
J. r. Smith, et al, plaintiffs, vs.
NJ. W. Wilkins, et al, defendants
Consolidated with F E Beach, ap
pellant, Is. VI. w. wilkins et al re
spondents. appeal from Benton
county. argued aud submitted. II.
c. Watson for respondent. Gammons
* LamsOn and Z. w. Wilbur for ap-
pellant. The plaintiff j. r. Smith &
Co.. brought a suit 70 fOreclOSe
mechanics lein against the hotel prop
erty at Corvallis. erected and
owned by the defendant NJ. W.
wilkins and +. L. Beach brought
an independent sUit TO fOreclOse
his lien against the same property. |
Those two suits were consolidated by
order OF the court on December 2S,
] $50. All issues in said cause as con- |
10 be rendered aud filed on
or before the fifteenth day OF January,
1894 Afterwards j. X Smith * Co /
died an amended complaint. which |
vas answered By the appellant Beach |
and IN said answer Beach set up the |
facts upon which he relied for afiirma-
tive relief.
The lst Nat, Bank OF Portland, re |
spOndent, Us. the Com Union ASsur- |
ance Co. appellant, ordered on stip- |
ulatiOn that appellant have until |
April y, 1897 10 serve and file It's brief. |
The lst Nat, Bank OF Portland, re-
spOndent, vs. the Phoenix Assurance
90. appellant. IL was ordered that 1
this cause may be heard upon briefs
N parties in lst Nat, Bank OF Port.
land vs., the Com Union Assurance 90. /
w. r. Perham, administrator, re.
sp8ndent, VS.. the Portland General /
Electric company, appellants. ordered
Jn stipulation that appellants time /
10 serve and file its brief be extended |
tO May -, 1897.
y. NJ. C. a, appellant, vs.. Mary Z.
Croft. ct al, respondent, ordered on /
that the respondent. II. /
NJ. Cake, have until May !, 1897, TO
serve his brief.