Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-03-15
STATE NEWS

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-Tssbin.toa oouaty began NoDoa!.
|Ts5oeEs.e 9atains II cases IN equity
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us,ss-z,o Slnpson has Doate1
.g00o feet Of logs from the hlnss
VALLEY 70 boom Dear the ou''s' VI
Luckizmute.
Tbs szeopd trial Of the sally boys
f,- eattle-tsaling rsulted inli Tefo.ct
a gullty. The Jury taking % hours 70
.s-rive a. a conclusions.
Prof. Lloyd Of biology in Paeinc
University. has resigned his POSITION
N take a like station in the Ne"
YORK Teachers College.
The Astoria Iron works were the
-s,coessfuI bidder for the contract 70
build the e lighthouse tender
$500 is the contract price.
The little son Of Mrs. Wade, Of
Sevburg, disappeard about the time
a hand Of vypsies left that town, and
nothing has since been seen Of d
boy.
z. Lyons. Of Eugene recently on
yjeted Of larceny of public funds, mas
been denied a new trial, and was TO-DAY
sentenced to one year in the penitent-
larry.
The framework for the superstruct-
ure Of the Fishermen's Cooperative
Packing Company was blown down
by the heavy westerly gale in Astoria
last WEDNESDAY.
The Rev. L. D. Beck, synodical
missionary Of the Cumberland Presoy-
terrain church Of Oregon and wash
| ington. has closed a three weeSs
meeting in WOODBURY. and returned to
his home in Seattle.
Kula Nels, the hop buyer, was 10
Scio Tuesday. He completed the
purchase OF Mrs. Cornell's lot Of BALI
hops. which she has had on hand fl
one and two years. The price paio
was 2i cent per pound.
Curry county authorities e to
defy the opinion Of AttOrney-Generai
Idleman with reference to the Perry
murder; they said that they will not
try Nelson until a higher authority
than the encouragement forces them
to do o
The Bandon Herald says that a
whale forty feet in length came ashore
on the beach at Sand Beach last week.
The residents Of that vicinity tried
out 800 gallons of oil and secured a
lot of whalebOne.
At a depth of 500 feet, the Crystal
Palace Mining Company, in the
Sparta district, uncovered recently a
pocket of rich specimen ore, said to
rival those pockets that are occasion
ally discovered in the Virtue mine.
The owners of the claim are jubilant.
A ~fiye-year-old son of Mr.. Herman
who lives on the Cloninger place,
near. Hillsboro, received an unusual
wound a few days ago. The lad had
an armful Of kindling wood he tripped
and fell, one stick penetrated behind
the jawbone as far as the root of his
tongue.
The SHOWS and cold rains of last
|, week caused serious trouble and in
some localities heavy loss Of stock in
Benton comfy. In some instances as
high as $50 head of sheep were reported
and in n instance that of Judge
Bryson 10 head of steers. The cold
raw wind and the weak condition of
stock may Largely augmend the losses
already reported if it continues.
Horst, Lauchmund & Co. fled at
Oregon City a contract with E. L. Ba.
ker, of Sherwood, for 10000 pounds OF
1897 hops at 9 cents a pound. Seventy.
FIVE dollars were paid on execution OF
the contract, 800 are to be advanced
for picking, and the balance at the
time OF the delivery of the crop.
Judge Mcbride, of Astoria, ruled
that the court had no right TO exclude
the public from hearing the testimony
in the VIM. Armstrong rape case. Ht
said the tax payers paid the bill ant
could see no good reason to exclude
them from hearing the testimony
He doubted the right Of the court Il
exclude the public in criminal cases
! Director H. R. Miller aud PROBES
sors Cordley and Pernot, Of the Cor
wallis experiment station, have inst
returned from an inspection trim /,
the southern part of the state, 4
: large number of orchards were IN
| speeted in the vicinity of Ashland
Medford, Jacksonville aud Grant,
Pass They ranort varv az,