Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-06
MORE DELINQUENT TAXES.
Circuit Court Meets in Adjourned Session
An Insane Commitment.

An Insane Commitment.
A payment OF 1897 tax money az.
gregating Sl61l.47 WAS today made by
Sheriff +. IT. Wrightman TO County
Treasurer @. l. Brown. TOdays turn.
over is the nineteenth paym Mt Of
1897 tax-mOney and also constitutes he
second payment made since the 1897
taxes were declared delinquent.
The first payment Of 1897 delinquent
taxes amounted to S26I7 43 which adj
ded 10 today's transfer makes a to- al
OF S4.22S 80 in delinquent taxes for
last year that has already been col
lected. Ded lcting this from the grand
total of the original delinquent tax
roll representing about $4,000 leaves
a balance OF less than $4,000 yet to
be collected.
TOday's payment was credited to
the following funds: Polls, S25; City
OF Salem S25S so; School district No. "a
Sl66 80; City of WOODBURY., SI.74:
School District No. 1903, S213; School
district No. 4. S2.42. School District
No. 5, 1915; School District No 81,
Sl.O4; School District No. Ill, s 80;
School District No. 113, SO 81; School
District No. 118, 81 "a; State and
county school, 81 JAP 20; Total Sl611.47.
SUITS.
Matte f. Frakes (nee Kinney is
plaintiff in an action for money
against Edgar Grim in which judg-
mcnt Is demanded for S210 with inter-
est at 10 per cent from November %,
1894, alleged to be due on a promis-
sorry note.
TO THE ASYLUM.
Wednesday morning Giyoano
PitanO, an Italian, was discharged
from the penItentiary having served
one year for larceny having been sent
up from Multnomah county. For
several days prior TO his discharge,
Pitano's conduct was such as to con-
firm the theory of the officials that
he was not right mentally and
such as to warrant an examination as
to his sanity. Accordingly the man
was examined before Judge G.. r.
Terrell by District Attorney S. l..
Hayden and DR.. E. B. Philbrook, and
as a result OF the examination was
committed to the insane asylum. The
unfortunate man is 36 years of age.
DEEDS FILED.
Two deeds were today fled with
County Recorder Waters as follows:
Samuel Brown and wife to Chas.
Stewart, lot 7, block 26 in Gervais,
consideration $50.
j. Q. Bowlby To Joseph Danes lots
8 and 8 in block of Geryals, consider
alton SO.
Two mortgages amounting to
81, ,9O2.75 were also filed today
DEPARTMENT NO. 2.
Judge Hewitt this morning recon
Vened the October term of Depart.
ment No. 2, Marion county circuit
court. The equity suit of II. p. Nc
Nary, receiver, VS. A. Bush occupied
the time of the court today. Mr.. Nc
Nary Is represented by Attorney W.T..
Slater while Attorney Geo. G.. Bing-
ham appears for the defense.
During the sessions of the court to-
day the following docketentries were
made:
A. N. Gilbert and LII. Patterson
vs.. Sarah Ford, confirmation, sale
Ladd & Bush VS.. d. d. Coffey, con-
sale con firmed.
II. p. McNary, receiver,vs. A. Bush,
equity; demurrer to new matter in re-
ply overruled.
THE COUNTY COURT.
The time of the court up to this af-
ternoon has been occupied audiCing
claims. This being the term at which
the business of last year is to be
cleaned up, and although the number
Of claims is not as large as usual, there
is a considerable amount of miscella-
neous matters 10 look after.