Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06
EMPHATIC,
Secretary of State Kincaid.
Ne Has Become Tired Of That r. r.
Commission.

Nea nOtzries con smissiODed today
frUrn the department % state we're
n. u. Cake and Z Z. Mallory, Port
land, J. r. ErfoFd. Nedford, and Mrs.
Emily B. Better q Eugene.
The Blsln Clothing Co. o. Albany,
Or. fled articles q Incorporation IN
the OHce of TIE secretary of state 70
day. The capital stock j. given st
slz.OO0 with Z. A. Goodman, Vim. L.
Vance and z W. LangdOn as iDoOr-
p0ratOrs and the object is to buy the
old l.. z. Blsin clothing store and
business al Albany. Oregon.
The hoard a trustees Of the state
insane asylum held a short, business
session this forenoon at the s:ste cap
itOl % consider some minor business
Affairs Of that Over-crOwded institu-
tiJD.
Railroad Commissioners Eddy and
Macrum transacted some routine
business connected with the boards
work. The secretary Of state has re-
fused to recognize their claims for
salaries and the members Of the
board have decided 70 bide their
time until a decision from the su-
preue conrt sball-be rendered touch
ing upon the merits Of their claims,
together with others.
The executive committee Of the
soldiers home board held its regular
monthly meeting, auditing claims for
last month. The bills allowed
amounted in the aggregate 10 1882.
COULDN 7 MOVE KISCAlD.
President /. a. McCrum Of the board
Of railroad commissioners vas In Sa-
lem yesterday and swoOped down upon
Secretary Kincaid like big rooster
onto an old bald eagle and he came OF
al the END Of his Interview in about
the condition that a rooster would
after an encounter with one Of those
old rulers Of the bird kingdom. Nc
Crum wanted, very, very bad TO kno"
what kind Of voucher or claim Kin
caid would recognize. The reply was
that 10 claim, voucher, bill or paper
Of any kind, shape or description
would be recognized or filed or allowed
in the otfice Of the secretary Of state
as an Official document coming
from the everlasting railroad
commission. McCrum intirreds that
the railroad commissioners are state
officers now In Office and that the sec
retary should accommodate" them
with vouchers and certificates, etc.
Kincaid said positively he "wouldn't
do thing. wouldn't recognize thing
or have anything TO do with any
thing coming from the seven-liyed
commission. McCrum ought to have
known better. He ought TO have
known that he could not move Secre-
tary Kincaid. He had just as well have
tried to induce Mt. Hood to go over
and SIT on the Blue mountains as tC
pursuade or cOerce the secretary into
giving the railroad commission cent
Of money or a scrap Of paper.
SUPREME COURT.
Il. II. Thompson, appellant, VS..
Thos. COnnell and George {. Sears,
respondents, appeal from Multnomah
county; argued aud submitted. W.
E. Thomas, for appellant and R. R
DunnIway, for respondent. An
amended complaint was filed In the
court below, alleging that a con-
splracy and fraud on the part OF re-
spondent Thomas Connell, in procur-
ing the delivery 70 himself OF a writ
ing, ia form OF a promissory note for
the sum OF 81 600 in favor Of said re-
spondent, signed by appel
liant and placed in the
hands OF one Charles Hirstel,
said resondent's co-conspirator, To be
held by him until the happenings OF
a contingency, namely: The purchase
Of a tract Of land, by appellant, from
said Connell. then negotiating, and
until so ordered by appellant, which
contingency never happened, and
which order 70 deliver was never
given.
Edward Holman, respondent, VS..
The DeLin Rive Fuel company, ct al,
appellants. Petition for rehearing
denied.
Peter Conrad, ct al, respondents, VS..
Pacific Packing company, ct al, APP
pellants. Motion TO dismiss oYerruled
aud that respondents be allowed TO
Tile their brief within twenty days
from this date.