Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-02-09


e. al. ejectment and damage motion
q strike o1t answer. susfsiDsd-
The United States Nstional bank
% Portland IS Knigbt Bro e al,
action for money. continued
L r. Picke1s vs. J. B. NuIkeT et al.
sction for money. default and i0dg-
meut.
Marx & gOrgensen Ts- L II. F0riin.
action for mO0ey, settled
Geo. A Webb vs.. r. B. Pl0Wmsn,
action for money. yury trial
Helen B. Andersen vs.. L r. ysuDey
and 4ohn Parsons, action for money.
continued.
John Savage, ST., Es John savage,
yT., et al, action for money. al three
motions oFerruled.
z ". Caps vs. A. z LaROcque, sc-
tiOn On replevin bOod, demurrer %
complaint argued.
Don A. Smith. plaintiff and re-
spondeut. vs. n. a Bowman, defend
ant and appellant. transcript on
appeal from justice eOUrt ia HOreb
district, plaintiffs motion 70 dismiss
appeal argued.
NOTES
Marriage licenses were issued today
as follows: Thos. Goldsby and Libbie
SHAPIRO; Benjamin Heyerly and Fan
ME NeuschWauder.
The jury In the case Of Capital
Lumber Cows. /. T. Learned and J. B.
Stump this morning returned a YER
dict awarding the plaintiff judgment
for s2o4.sO
The case Of Webb VS. Plowman. ac-
tiOn for money, was called this morn
ing and is on trial before jury con-
sisting Of c. W. Yonke. VIM. Flynn,
Adam Snyder, J G. Moore, John
Murry, W. II. Goulet, J. A. Dickey,
Lem Hobson. Lee Tate, johnson.
g. W. Staple, and Bennett Pearson.
BILLS FBoN THE GRAND JURY.
The grand jury repoted four bills,
today, three Of which were ''true. &"
The jury reported three "true bills"
against willard Bifchard, charging
him with three separate crimes Of
rape, alleged 70 have been committed
on his daughter, Minnie, on June
and July 10, 1895 and on November
1, 1896. A mot true" bill was re-
ported in the case Of State VS.. Frank
Emerson, who was charged with lar
cency from a store.
BIRCHARD ARRAIGNED.
Blrchard will be remembered as the
fiend whose crimes alleged 10 have
been committed on each Of his daugh-
ters have not been PARALLEL. The
community was not little aroused at
the horribleness Of the crime. Birch
ard is an old soldier and has resided
for some time on farm near Stayton.
Birchard was arraigned this after
noon on each Of the ,three charges.
His attorneys, Sherman, Condit &
Park, asked for time 10 plead.
INSURED. The residence Of Isaac
TolpOlar, located on North High
street, which with its contents was
completely destroyed by FIRE, was in
sured for S7OO with the Earl Race
agency. The furniture was insured
for $1,000, in the Home Mutual Co,
OF San Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Tol
polar returned last evening from the
metropolis and was greatly distressed
with the Ill luck that had oyertaken
him. The house can scarcely be re-
built for 1880 while Mr. Talpolar
valued his furniture at the same
figure. IL has not yet been ascer-
tained how the fire started but 1t is
supposed 10 have been Of incendiary
origin owing to the fact that there
had been no tire in any part Of the
house for about 10 hours previous 10
the serious conhagration.
ADDITIONAL CAsEs.-N. Curl and
G. Vaughn were arraigned before
Justice II. A. johnson Monday
charged with the larceny Of some
grain from a farmer residing near
Turner. They waived examination
aud their cases will be looked into by
the grand jury Of the present term OF
he circuit court.
Salem Jolly Lady Minstrels at the
opera house tonight.
A RARE CoNCERT.-PnOf. Geo. II.
Parsons OF Portland will give one OF
his high class concerts Ia Salem to-
morrow night and will use a Kimball
grand upright plano. Prof. Parsons
owns and uses a Kimbail baby grand
exclusively In his hall in Portland and
says that IL is the finest piano on
earth-the same piano will be used by
The jolly Lady Minstrels this even
ing.
THE MODERN WoMAN.-Like her
is regular customer at
Branson's 4 Cos. grocery store. Their
quality OF goods and low prices can
not be equalleli.