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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-25

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| a Az 10 flfleAI Nhaptef onS HUNDRED anc
| lhlfteeh 81 the ls3v15ed statures, ana Chapter
| gus d a',dte't .tnu '.l Ity-seFeh 81 the fH0He
l4lA"s "a GleAJ5et iu!idfeu auN eIGGt} saYao,
q hfi5hueH by C0aplef t1fee hundred ana
thftesE. OF t1a fuhIio Laws of elgbf~@u
| huadrd and ninety three, relating 10 the
| appointment ana pGuea " disclosure CON
| mlsNoners.
| SECT. l. ChapTeF one hundred and thirteen,
section afty one. of the revised statutes, Is
| hefep} fepealec ana inc following liz enacted
! III place thereof:
! section 81. Inc governor SHAH rom iinc to
/ time appoint commissioners Il different local.
| hoatWlthih ana Ior.each 4oHnlJ of the slate who
| sllait hGVs iuf1sthctIcn within tbs county Tor
| Wtneh fhey are appointed AMI saAl perform
the outles Required " the hftseu following sec
| st ijtw ana sh3 10 swor7 PRO shall held atfiee
| iof tls tenn Of zen years 4hey sbaIi nave
| an c8lcla seaI when sha4 have engraved
snefcoE t4s Mans p, eIi5 commissioner, LnH
words "dtSalosuFs commissioner" aud the
w5ru ''2slnt' Gal the name oi The county aud
the town or city where The commissioner re-
| Sides Each tcw1 or city Of not more than Ave
| thousand INHABITANTS az shown hy the last pre-
ccGlES census 81 tho enIted Sgat@a, shf4l! be su-
titled 70 ono such commissioner ana roo mere
than one and for every additional five th0us-
slld inhabitants thus shown, ~ additional com
missioner shall he allowed, provided that this
| total number OF commissioners II any ons
town OF city SHAH In no case exceed SIX TIC
Office 9f disclosure commissioner as hereto
this section IS hereby abolished, but n0Hhtng
In this act ST all be con8tiucd TO affect the
VALIDITY OF executions or certificates thereon
heretofore ts2ued hy such commissioners. Any
commissioners appointed under this net shall
HAYS power TO rene~ executions heretofore
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PUBLIC LAWS or TIE STATE or MAINE, 1891


town shall annually vote therefor, which sum
shall in no case be less than two dollars per
day for every day of actual service
SECT. 3. All acts aud parts of acts tncon-
sistcnt with this act are hereby repealed,
except private and special laws authorizing
towns, cities and Incorporated districts to
choose school committees other than those
herein provided for, but the provisions of this
ACT shall not apply to cities whose charters
specify the methods OF election and term OF
Office of its experimenting school committee
or board OF education
SECT. 4 This act shall take effect March
nrst, eighteen hundred aud ninety eight
LApproved 1lar. 81.
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Chapter 332S.

AN ACT TO define the jurisdiction and author
tty OF constables and city narshals in crini-
nal matters in the county of York, amending
section tifty-four, Chapter eighty OF ths Re
Yised Statutes.
SECT. l. Section hfy-four Of chapter eighty
OF the revised statufes, is hereby amended by
adding to said section the following; 'Buf, ex-
cept for the purpose ii retalling u prisoner
whom ne mas arrested and VINO las eScAucd, Or
fer the purpose or pursuing u person VINO has
gone into another town, and tor whose arrest
such constable or marshal has q warrant no
constable OF the several towns or city marshal
OF the several cities, il tho county Of York,
shall have any authority i'll criminal matters
beyond the limits Of th9 town or city la which
he ID elected 81 choseA, go that said section, as
amended, shall read as follows:
'Ssclon Oh. Warrant issued by a InupiC-
pa! or ponce court. or trtal Justice, for an of.
tense committed in his county. or under The
law fPr the maintenance Ot bastard children,
Iuay be directed TO and executed ~ Unstable
Or any town Gherelni and II the accused bas
gone into another county before or after the
warrant WIS issned, sheriff OF his deputy,
coroner, or constable, having the warra nj NAV
pursue and arrest hIu In any county suif
carry him to the county where tine Get com
pEdheG 0i was committed; ana when such or
fiC"r arrests person to commit him to the tat(
OF ms county. he may convey him bv the most
convenient anu suitable route, although II paes
through ether counties. Eut, except Tor the,
purpose or Ttfaking q prisoner whom hs has
arrested and who has escaped. or TOR the pur-
pose OF pursuing person who has gone into
an0tlieT town and Tor whose arrest ouch con
stable or marshal tas q warrant. no constable
OF tho several TOWING, or CRY marshal Of the
sererAl ciTiea in the county OF York shall hhv =
any authority In criminal matters beyond the
limits OF ths town oR city IN which he is elsctao
or chosen
sAoT. 2 This Gct shall take effect when 40,
proved,
IApproved Mar I'll
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-03-25
Ghapter 500,


Chapter eighteen OF the Revised ssututes,
rreiatlns to the repair OF HighwaY5.
SECT. Sections sixty, slxtr TIRES md
seFenty-three OF tho revised statutes grs hero
by recealsd.
ssGT. @ Section seventy, of said chapter ta
hereby amended To read 40 fellows:
section 70 Towns may raise money for the
repair Of brldses md ways, ard direct tbs
same TO sa eFseascd rs othar town taxes, TO be
expended for the parposa by road centmls-
sioner, under the direction of the selcctlnen.'
srctlah 3 section 1fty ainA Of sBiu chap
ter Ia hereby amended by striking suit eli after
tho word " Charges IL the second line, 50 that
lows;
Section 50. Each town shall gunualIg raise
money to be expended on the town ways and
nish ~ays.to be assessed - Other town charges.
SLOT. I. Each town ht It's apnt,al msettn z
shall elect by ballot, road commissioner who
shal have charge OF the repairs Of ali high
Way and bridges within the town and shall
nave authority 20 employ the necessary men
and teams, ana rurchsse ttnber, plank aud
othex material for the repair OF HIGHWAYS and
Dtdges SatN commissioner shall be spOrn
to the faithful discharge OF his duty, give
bends tn tho satisfaction u the selecrnen ana
De responsible TO them fer the expenditure of
money. ana discharge Of his duties generally.
Iha compensation Of said commissioner shall
be such sum as the town shall annually vote
tAerefor, winch sum shall i'll no cese be less
ual service. and he shall render TO the select
men monthly statements CT hl9 expenditures,
and receive no money freIn sha treasury On '
on Che order of the selsctmen.
SECT o. No person can, at tbs same time
hold the office Of road commissioner and 20
lectman.
Scot. g, ssrenty-flvc oer cent OF the high
way taxes assessed shall be expended upon the
highways prlsr to the fftsenth day OF Julv,
and the balehes at such time as tina cons '1its
sloHer deems Tor The best GOOD OF the public.
SECT. T. If q town falls TO elect ron3 COM
missioner vt its annual meeting, or II q PEI
son elected fails to qualify berOr8 the i4rsr
Gay ofthpru, the otfics stall be seened vacant.
amt shal be hled BY the soiectmen by SIP
pointm emf; and in til. evens Of q vacancy
caused ny death or otnerwi Use, she seect1len
snail appoint sOns competent person to m
ont the uneI pirsd term, wdo shall qualify and
perform his duties A prescribed by section
four of tbls nct.
SECT. 5. eaid commissioner shall kosp 40.
curata accounts, showing IN detail, sn mons vs
PAID out by him, 20 whom and For what our
pose; he shah settle MIG eccOunts on or before
tho twentieth Gay OL February, annually, and
tie same shall 30 reported III the annual town
report in detail
SECT. 8. said commissioner shah hold hss
respective o6lca for the term II one year from
the date OF mis- election, OF until the election or
appointment, End qualification o. his sucGes-
sor.
SECT. 10. SO much Of chaptey eighteen Of
| TEE revised etatutcs and all other actS and
parts OF nets inconsistent herewith, nc here
with repealed
SECT. II, This act shall taks effect March
one, elgnteen hundred AND ninety sight
Approved Mar. II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21
ropAY,s MARKET.


PORTLAND, Dec. 81 Wheat valley
7Sc; Walla Walla, T5c.
Flour Portland. s3.s5; Superhue
% 25 per bbl.
Oats-White 35(d36c.
Hay-Good, Sl2(dl3 per ton.
Hops -Sa &c; old crop 4(d6c.
WOol--Nalley, l4(dl6c; Eastern
Oregon, l2c.
Millstuff- Bfan, ,Sl7; shorts, sl7.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 81 ,75(d2.5O
turkeys, live, 10(dllc.
Eggs-Oregon, 25c per dOz.
Hides-Green, salted 60 lbs, 7(dItc
under so lbs, ,64(d7c;sheep pelts, lNdl5c
Onions -S0(dSl per C.
Butter-Best dairy, 30(d4Oc; fancy
rea mery, 50c(e55c roll.
Potatoes, 35c(d45c per sack.
Apples-30(d35c a box.
Hogs-Heavy, $3.50.
WeatheTs S3;dressed. &c.
Beef-5teers, SO; cows, %; dressed,
Hast.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-6sc.
Oats, 27(G32c.
APPLES, ,25(d30c in trade.
Hay-Baled, cheat, Sc1l0.
Flonr-In wholesale loJs, $3.50: re-
tail S4.20.
Hogs-dressed, SC.
Live cattle--2(62t.
Sheep-Live, &c a 10.
Wool--Best. 12c.
Hops Best l0(Gl3c.
Eggs 25c trade.
Farm smoked meats-Bacon, SIC;
ham, lie: shoulder, 7t(d9c.
POtatOes-20c trade.
Butter-Dairy l24(Gl5c; creamery
20 to 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

+. A. Virgins was a Portland busi-
ness visitor today.
ReY. and Mrs. c. 3. Bacon returned
today from Portland.
Adam Ohmart returned Monday
evening from Portland.
RI. and Miss Mlnta Guiss returned
to WOODBURY. this morning.
HOn. Mckinley Mitchell, Of Ger
yais, was Salem visitor today.
Mrs, +. e. Hodgkin has returned
from visit with Oregon City rela-
tives.
w. d. Mohney, the truck and dray
man, transacted business in Wood
burn today.
DR.. g. II. CusIck, druggist at the
stat insane asylum, went to Albany
this morning.
Mrs. b. B. Bromell left this morn
ing for Seattle after pleasant visit
in this city.
ID. e. Kenworthy, the lunch counter
man, returned today TO Oregon
City and Portland.
Maurice Abrams, of San Francisco,
Is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. p. TalkingtUn.
Hon. d. p. Thompson. member OF
State Board of Equalization, went to
Portland this afternoon.
sheriff w, II. Kilburn, of Baker
City, was in the city today leaving for
his home on the afternoon.
G. T. McMahan and 9, J Sampson,
If Baker City were in the city today
registering at the Hotel Salem.
Miss Lena Burckhardt returned
today TO Portland having attended
the Metschan-Meredith wedding
last week.
Mrs. III. l.. Earl returned to Turner
Monday evening after a short visit in
this city at the home OF Deputy Post
master j. A. Sellwood.
DIR. A. B. Cathey, Attorney e. p.
Morcum and VIM. Ogle, Of Woodburn
were in the city today, returning on
the afternoon train.
Fred Haas went ia Portland this
morning where lie will enter the en-
ploy of Watts.& Matthews of the East
Side, as prescription clerk.
Hon. f. e.. Baker came up from
Portland today to attend meeting OF
the State Board of Agriculture, Of
which board he is a member.
Jos. Tyler and Felix Labranch left
Monday evening for jamestown, Cali
fornia, the former for recreation while
the latter will look after business in
terests.
"Grandpa" j. l., Bennett went to
Eugene today, where he will spend
several months with his old friend, o.
Stoel, who owns large farm near
that city.
Messrs Wills, Wingate and Walker,
OF the State Board OF Equalization
this morning went to ROseburg on
business pretaining to the Douglas
county assessment roll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21
Board Of Agriculture
Sitting in State at the Ore
gon State House.
FACTS ON THE STATE FAIR.
Annual Meeting Of the Board Being
Held at Salem.
FACTS ON THE STATE FAIR.

The regular annual meeting of the
! Oregon State Beard OF Agriculture !.
held at the office of the Secretary, G
| d. GabrielsOn, in the State house
this Tue sday, December 81. GGicer;
for the ensuing year will be elected
and the premium list aud the speed
program for the 1898 state fair will be
arranged.
The members of the board are
ID. n. LOoney, of jefferson, presi-
dent.
Frank G. Baker, Portland.
ID. A. McA lister, La Grande
j. &. Simpson, Siuslaw.
A. j. johnson, SciO.
G f. Chandler. Baker City.
S. II. Holt, Phoenix.
j. ii. Albert, Salem.
r. Scott, Milwaukee.
Alex LaFOllet, Wheatland.
Frank Durbin, Salem.
Mr.. Moody resigned as member o.
the card but neither the board nor
governor took action on the reSigna
tion. Mr.. Moody may now reconsider
the resignation.
Mr.. LOnrey is a candidate to sue
ceed himself as president and IT, is
said Mr. Baker also has an ambition
to stand at the head Of the fair. Mr..
Gabrielson is candidate for re-elec-
tion to the secretaryship A. f. Mil
lei, of Portland, is in the field and it
is said A, n. HOLMAN will enter the
contest,
THE BOARD MEETS.
At O'Clock President d. II, Looney
called To order. Secretary G.. d.
Gabrlelson read the minutes, roll
call showed all of the members pres
ent but Moody, Holt and McAllester
The secretary's report was read.
The financial statement shows a
total outstanding warrants $5,S3617.
Speed warrants paid 50. l35 Total ex-
penses of race track S5,9l5.50. Net eX-
pense of races SO, 120.
Total complimentary passes S06-
Tickets issued to Salem Statesman
for advertising 960.
Total gate receipts s., 79l 50.
Gate receipts on Salem day up to 4
p. m. S20l2 25.
The report was referred tn the
finance committee.
The board is still in session and Of
ticers for the insuing year will be
elected this evening.
Present indications are that the old
officers will be reelected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21
PERSONALS.

Thos. Kay went to Waterloo today,
Banker e. P. Mccormack is in Port
land.
w. j. Culver was an Albany visitor
today.
r. A. Crossan returned today from
Albany.
Coroner A. NJ. Clough was in Wood
burn today.
II. A. Townsend has returned from
Portland
Prof. y. NJ. Paryln returned TO Al
bany this morning.
Geo Whitney, OF Woodburn, is IN
the city on Il visit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

THE ASSESSMENT RoLL.-County
A Assessor J. w. Hobart has completed
the military roll and filed the same
with the county clerk. 1t shows about
1900 persons in Marion county eligible
for military duty. The work of copy
ing the assessment roll being done
by County Clerk L. V. Ehlen's special
deputies is prOgre sing satisfactorily.
The task will be completed by noon
Thursday Of this week, when the rolls
will be submitted to the county court,
which meets on that day, for its Of
fetal approval.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21
THE CRY FUNDS.
Probabilities Of a Compromise Beng
Effected.

Probabilities OF a Compromise Being
Effected.
Chairman Parkhurst.o OF the Finance
committee of the salem City council
will probably report at the regular
meetin Jnis evening an adjustment
OF the shortage caused in City Treas
urer Swafford's accounts by the failure
OF the Williams & England Banking
Go. Negotiations have been going on
for some time and the result will
probably be compromise.
Councilman LawrenCe, OF the COM
mittee has done as much as anyone to
bring things to head. He insisted
strongly that settlement be made
before the year was cut and even had
the committee furnished with papers
to begin SUIT.
The complaint was drawn up by
City Attorney Bingham. 1t is
against f. j. Swafford, treasurer, and
J. o. Baker and Geo. Williams,
sureties on the bond. The sureties
offered $500 but this was declined.
The balance due the city is about
81, ,6l5 % Owing to the. possibility of an
appeal To the supreme court, which
would tie up the case for two years,
aud cosl from $500 To 800, the COM
mittee thought best to consider a
proposition of a net amount, ana the
bOudsmen are understood to be willing
to pay over $780, This will be sub
mitted to the council tonight and
will probably be accepted as settle
ment iD full
There will be great deal of bust
ness to close up tonight, the last ses-
sion Of the year.
The date for the first meeting in
1898 is Tuesday January 4, aud at
that time the council will undergo a
slight change by the retirement of
Ed. s. Lamport from the first ward,
and ThOs. Holman in the second, NJ.
w. Hunt and a. b. Buren, having
been elected to their seats. The new
councllmen in the other wards are
Lee McGrew and F.A. Legg re. elected.
Mayor Richardson will deliver his
second annual message and name the
standing committees for the ensuing
year and the quarterly and annual re-
port of the city officers will 'be read
and referred Besides this there will
be two policemen, a chief engineer,
of the fire departme engineer of
the f.e engine, and hosewagCn driv-
ers, and the ten hOsemen, and street
commissioner, to elect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

A SHORT SEssIoN.-All members
of the board of directors for Salem
school district No. "a, were present at
regular meeting held Monday even
ing. Having properly disposed of the
minutes of the previous meeting, a
bill Of the Salem Water Co. for $l0l 80
was audited. A resolution was adopted
which provided that the holiday Yaca-
tion continue fIom Thursday, De-
cember %, 1897, until January ,, 1898.
There being no further business for
consider by the board adjournment
was taken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

81 suffered with headaches and in
tense attacks o. neuralgia, and became
very feeble. / began taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, though so weak / could
take only small doses. l felt better
from the very first and have an at.
tack Of any severity since ] began
using it," G.. A. Sutton, Hillhurst,
Wn.
Hoods Pills are the best family ca,
thartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reli-
able, sure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21
DIED

RALSTON.-At the Oregon State
Insane Asylum, Monday, December
20, 1897, G. A. RalstOn, aged Al
years.
The remains were today shipped to
Palestine, Multuomah county, where
inUeTment will be had.
This is the first death in this city
since November "a, when another
patient died at the asylum and was
shipped to Portland for burial. There
has not been an interment 10 either
of the Salem cemeteries since NOvem-
Der 16.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

In POLICE COURT. II. Hills
berry was given an examination be-
fore City Recorder Ed n. Edes, com
mencing at ? o'clock this afternoon,
on the charge OF assault and battery
on the person Of his wife. The de-
fendant was represented by McCourt
and BOwermaa while Prosecuting At
torney s. l.. Hayden appeared for the
state. The case was not concluded as
this report closed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

SALEM REBERAHs AT a regular
meeting of Salem Rebekah Lodge No.
!, held Monday evening, officers were
elected for the ensuing six years as
follows: Mrs Sarah T. Hutton, noble
grand; Mrs. Lille A. Brown, vice
noble grand; Mrs. Tina Baldwin, re-
cOrding secretary; Miss Linnie Suites
man, treasurer; Mrs. Mable West ii.
nancial secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

A GOOD IDEA-A wideawa ke bust
ness man in Salem makes all his
clerks read all the advertisements in
the local papers and know just what
his competitors are doing and he him.
self knows every add by heart. This
enables him to know just "where he is
at" and he attributes his success
partly to this point. When busi-
ness man tells a solicitor he never
reads advertisements he simply tells
the solicitor he is not onto his job.
--EX.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

IN JUSTICE CoURT.-Ed Merryfield,
Adolph and Peter Heater have been
arrested charged with assault and
battery the complaining witnesses
being L. X. aud Claude White. The
cases OF the defendants were today
set by sJustice III. a. Johnson, for
hearing at l0a. m. Monday, Deem
Der 27. The parties reside near Sub
Unity
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

REMEM BER YOUR CH HRISTMAS
PACKAGE ES-Can be delivered care
fully and cheaply by the Lockwood
Messenger System Ring Blue Boxes,
Telephone 40 or bring your orders in
person to the Central Office 288 Com
merClal Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

DIR. Harry Lanes letter on Pennoyer
contained one new and consistent
point-that Ike Patterson had never
told the name OF the Portland whole
sale firm that supplied the sawdust
and shorts which he delivered for
cOrnmeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21
THE LARGEST ROOM

in the world is the room for i'm
prOvement and
THE FAIR STORE
in Salem has made use of big portion
Of it in selecting and buying their
HOLIDAY GOODS
at low spot cash price and can sell
DOLLS AND TOYS
and all Christmas goods at the lowest
RACKET PRICES.
Call at the Fair Store before buying
elsewhere.
274 Commercial street. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

TO WED,-Late Monday afternoon,
County Cle.k l.. " Ehlen issued a
marriage license TO Harry j. Pulfer
and Clara b. Jennings. The number
of such licenses now being issued is
small, but they will no doubt increase
In number as the holidays approach
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-12-21

PROBATE The will OF Clark Rog
ers who died October 3, leaving an
estate OF the probable value OF $4,000
has been admitted to probate. Mrs.
Sarah b. Rogers, wife OF the deceased,
is named as executrix, TO serve With
out bonds.