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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

direct nomination Bingef Hermann
would have been nominated over
whelmingly HONESTLY ELECTED
and the work on the only competins
harbor kept up,
Have not the people Of Western
Oregon paid DEARLY enough fol
the present corrupt and irresponsible
system Of nominating candidates?
WHAT is the REMEDY?
Establish direct nomination by ALL
the people FOR EVERY Office from
road supervisor to congressman and
United States senator and let us see
II the political parties dare refuse to
override the will the peopleY'
In Marion county aud ALL other
counties MEMBERS OF the legisla-
ture who made a good record for the
PEOPLE should be renomlnated
whether the bosses want them or not
and whether it helps or hurts any
mans CHANCES for going 10 the
United States senate.
10 Marion county the county ofl-
cials who are making a good record OF
service for the people should be re-
nominated by the people regardless Of
the wishes OF the bosses.
A county judge and a county super
ntendent OF schools should be nomi-
mated by direct vote OF the people,
not left TO be TRADED onto the
trail OF the ticket out Of men who are
acceptable only to the push. The peo-
pie will name candidates that the pol.
iticlaas will have to ratifv.
What are the OBJECTIONS to
direct nomination OF candidates ? No
one can state them. There Is nothing
20 prevent party conventions from
endorsing them. One thousand copies
of this issue 90 to public men OF Or
egon aud taxpayers besides the regu-
laT Daily and Weekly issues aud we
call upon them TO consider this mat
ter. AS soon as 1t can be compiled
from the Official record, this paper
will spread the complete record Of
every member Of the legislature be-
fore his constituents as far as they
are resident taxpayers whose addresses
can be procured
This work will be done by this
paper as public duty and with no
support except such as comes from In
creased subscriptions. All who re.
,eiye this paper are requested TO show
L to their nelghbors aud TO secure
subscriptions. No papers sent but
what are paid for,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
slLvesroN PRosPEcToRs.

The silyerton Appeal Reports Rxplora-
tons Of New Mining Region.
r. A, Hutton, Grant Davis, Lincoln
Davis md VIM. Morgan have re-
turned from a trip away up 10 the
Cascades 10 the Molalla country.
They we're out on prospecting tour.
but the inclemency OF the weather
and the deep snow made the trip an
arduOus one and full Of hardshlps
They started on Wednesday the 9TH
inst, aad the first day went as far as
Halo George prairie, abOnt 70 miles
northeast from this city. Here they
found four inches OF snow. The next
day they went 70 a place about four
miles above Copperhead prairie on the
divide between Butte creek and
Molalla. Az this place the snow was
30 inches deep and the horses could be
taken 40 farther. They came back
70 Bark shanty and camDed for several
days waiting Ia hopes for rain 10
come and take on the snow, but IN.
stead Of the rain there came another
very heavy snowfall which made
further progress impossible. IL was
their Intention 10 20 % ButcherkuIte
mountain about II miles above Cop
perhead prairie where they Intended
90 prospect. Mr.. Hutton informs us
that Ia this remote district there has
been considerable work done by
miners and prospectors. There Is
good mountain road from Mollala 20
point half mile above Copperhead |
pralie. This makes i've mllesof road
aud good trail IL blazed 20 Ogle
creek aud from there 10 the sSantiam
country The road was built by
mining ,company who viii, as soon
~ spring opens take Ia smelter 10
the head~aters OF ORle and Henry
creeks, where there are GOLD, silver
aud copper mines which are reported
10 have ilattering prospects.
On the divide between Butte creek
aud Molalla there Is beautiful belt
Df line tir timber which Is also at
tractlng considerable attention. Sew.
eral claims have already been taken.
The Isolated region has only one
permanent inhabltant. a man by the
name OF Jess Oiield, who has resided
here for sixteen years, most OF the
line alone, lie makeA livelihood at
making shingles, packing aud guiding
Mr Hutton thinks that the Ogle I
reek mining district will be lively
lace as soon as spring opens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
The Spring Mon,hs

Are most likely 10 ind your blood Inn
pure and lacking In the red corpuscles
which enable u 10 carry n0urlshment
20 tue nerves aud other organs. There.
iofe you feel weak, tired aud llstless
and are troubled With spring humors
iteliei \ given by Hoods Sarsapar-
lses the blood. '''"'
Hoods Pillscure blliousness. Mailed
,of ~ cents by q, l, Hood 4 90,
~'"Niii Mass, 3i90t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

Rev. kasson smith. who spent
lev months 10 RoseburF, leavlne IN,
Eastern oIegou last summer. has !
woman on his trall, Mrs,Mollie smith
writes 10 the sheriff, clalming 10 h,
hasson's Wife aud wautlng a. Know
us present ~hereab0uts. She SAYS he
ielt her Ia lS9s without bolng dl.
Fofc,d, and she understands that ne
has = wife Ia Milton, Eastern Oregon
~hom he also deserted. She wrote IA
'he she'iu of walia walla Wash.
ana he Answered that Smith had slx
wives. Ms. Smith states lnat part Of
lef husbands religion VAS that a uan
houid b. entitled % al the wives he
ianted. Evidently, II her story D.
'ue' kssson 4 pFacticipg what be
Reaches Rosebang Review.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
Popular Selection Of Candidates from Road
Supervisors to Senators.
NOW THE PEOPLE ONLY RATIFY THE STATES AND
CANDIDATES PUT UP BY THE POLITICIANS
Give the People Direct Nomination Of Candidates and Let
the Political Bosses do the RStfying, for Change

II the voters Of Multnomah cOunty
we're FORCED 70 BOTH nominate
and elect candidates TO Office, would
they not be more apt TO become ac-
qualnted with their public servants ;
IL Is said that the personnel OF the
last legislative delegation from Port
land was submitted 70 the editor OF
the Oregonian, for his inspection and
approval before they we're put on the
ticket, aud that they passed the
muster OF his seyerest scrutiny.
However that may be, A SITTING
PROCESS OF ALL THE PEOPLE
for nomination would let 10 fewer
rascals and grafters than the inspec-
tion Of anything short .of the Umnip-
otent.
We use this as an illustration OF the
FATAL DEFECT in the present
system and TO show why direct nomi-
nation should be employed even in
large cities, especially as under the
NEW apportionmeut MORE THAN
ONE.THIRD Of the legislative power
and nominating power will be centra.
lied in che CITY Of Portland
We now wish 10 call attention TO
what is done under the lnlqultous
Oregon system ln the disposition Of
appointments for the heads OF state
Institutions, how they are carrying
'ut the trades that were made 10 the
ast state convention, and for which !
hey are not personally to blame but for
which the'system Is altogetherto blame |
nd as state otlicers' they are only |
xecuting duty made inevitable by |
he trades entered into to procure
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

lisa well-known aud an open Sc
cret that not ONE SINGLE ap
pointment by state board will be
made upon MERIT or for fitness OF
from auy regard for the interest Of the
taxpayer, or the welfare OF the unfort-
unate class 10 be served aud protected
at public expense.
The selections for the reform
school asylum, deaf mute school.
blind school, aud other places flied
by boards will be made TO PAY polit
ical DEBTS incurred TO secure nomi-
pations.
A new reform school superintend.
ent must take several YEARS 10 get
acquainted with his job. A new blind
school superintendent must be
YEARS Ia learning the wants OF the
blind A new asylum superintendent |
must be years In learning the wants
5f the 1900 subjects he has under
nlm. Etc, etc, ad m!serere ct mlser-
erum.
La the meantime, ALL the subor-
iInate positions will be changed, from
assistants To ianitors aud washer
women An THEIR places have been
raded on, and will be Oiled with
VIEW people, who have their work TO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

But this is not the worst. The
The changes are all made TO influence
the NEXT nominating convention, TO
control the NEXT primaries, to nom-
mate the NEXT county ticket, to
corrupt the NEXT legislature.
II is understood that all the insti-
tuition appointments will be used to
carry the primaries in Marion county
for some SLATE in the interest Of
some senatorial candidate not yet
agreed upon.
Just as the government building for
Salem was secured 10 the past con-
gress, when no cne was asking for It,
to PROMOTE the political interests
Of Senator Mcbride and Tom Tongue
10 Marion county, 50 the state instl-
tutlons will be dlled with people to
promote some OTHER candidate.
The ofllce-holding class do the nom
mating and men are sent TO the legIs.
lature NOT TO make LAWS for
the people but to SERVE the Office
holding class.
WHY ARE ALL the politicians
AGAINST direct nomination OF can
dldates by vote OF the police
Because direct nomination would
DESTROY the politicians monopoly
and make Office holders responsible to
the people.
Direct nomination means govern
ment BY the people aud FOR the peo-
pie Instead Of government by the
bOodlers for the bOodlers.
In June 1896 the politicians and cor
lawyers DEFEATED
Binger Hermann for denomination at
Albany, and ever since then the in.
Of Yaquina harbor has
been abandoned, and as Tom Tongue
'ays, the farmers OF the willamette
valley get FIVE CENTS a bushel
LESS for their wheat and all other
products IN proportion.
II the people had had the power OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

learn over. These CHANGES are not
made on any pretence Of improving
the service or removing incompetent
persons, or saving the people money
or better promoting the welfare Of
the deaf, the blind. the insane, 'or the
incorrigible. THEIR condition may
he made WORSE. aud often is. The
changes are ALL made 81 pay politi-
cal DEBTS incurred TO secure nomi-
nations. The PEOPLE only ratlfy at
the polls the DEALS made between
the politicians In the nominating
conventions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
An ENccIlent ComhinolIou

Tue pleasant method unI heueBcisi
,Wes'a OF the wei known rrm,dy.
olhti oF fIUs, manufactured IN, ~,
NAiifQhNiA f10 SYnup Co.. ul,,,tr,te
ho Naiuo ~ obtaining thc liguil l,,,.
we principles 0f plants known to h..
.l'AN inailN laxative and pr,.enti,,.
thtm ln iho iurn most rcflcshinr h, ~.
,'.te and acceptable io the s,siem. h
y tae one perfect strcupthenh,n lava,
I'VE cleansing the system cffe.tp.ll,,
ualltlilug cnids headaches ano t,v..rs
sNNtlN Net promptly end cnullinr one
:" overcome haOitual cnnstif,,fi.,,, -
Naneutiy It's perfect fn,ednn fr,r,
NsN,l objectionable quality ANA sun
s'aneo, and Ia acting on the ki1nrvs
hNNf and bowels, Without Wenl,enins
F irritating them, mAAe ID the ideai
ia the proves ~ manufaetnring es,s
tfv used, a. they aro plcasnnt ~ th,
lssie' Out the medicinal qnnlitle, ~ H.
fv,nedy are obiained itom sennn an1
elhyf afomatic plants. lV a nethoS
known to the CAIiFoRNtk Ma syn,
only Ia or,ler Ca eei its h,neaei.i 4
hects aud "a avoid limitations ,,ls9s.' /
'eniein her che full naulc III the ,,,,,,,',,,. 4
,s.n'ed on the frcnt Of every paclasss I
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 90 |
eAN tAANctsco car.
=, =. II -. ny Nav NonK. NY
:" '-N :, Az Druggists -rFlos ~. - ho,sis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
JOURNAL TX RAYS

jacksonville Times Speaker Reed
Of The house of representatives again
,hfotiled tho bin glylng pensions 10
indlan war veterans IL was an ~.
noble act Que which he may have oc
easlon % repent Of some day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

j. u Miller has Just returned f,om
year ; experience 10 Dawson CIV
sua ALASKA has become resident OF
Ashland and opened a shoe store io
me odd Fellows building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

A ~oolen mill owner az Santa Rosa
Gait, bought $1,000 pounds of wool
thls month at q cents per pouna
Tue same wool year before brought
"A cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

Dr. bnlIs Cough syrup Furnishes
most substantial comfort aud relief 10
consumptlyes; 10 works most remark.
able cures, Don't despair. Relief
can ceftainly be- had; cure is possible
with this wonderful remedy.
a2O6t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

The people Of Oregon CANNOT get
! rid Of hlgh-prlced onlclalIsm, oppres-
siye taxes and secure greater respon'
sibillty 10 government to the people
unless they CHANGE the present
system OF making nominations. Why
was Governor Lord not renOniinated
Because he did not make a good gov
ernorY Because he was incompetent
Because he did not give the state a
good business administration
NO, IL was because he did NOT
appoint certain people ~ Offices and
because he aid appoint Others, but In
not single case has IL been charged
that his appoIntees failed TO serve the
public faithfully.
Governor Lord was the victim
pernIcIous system that has grown up
10 Oregon, OF farming out important
appointments 10 board Of state officials.
who ALLOT Individual appointments
TO each other and proceed to TRADE
with each other for mlnO. appoint
ments To All the state institutions
That was the abuse the Josephl
asylum reform bill was aimed to Kill,
but the bill wa, killed Instead.
These TRADES are made In the
nominating convention and carried |
out at the EXPENSE OF the taxpayer
and 20 the detriment OF the unfortun- /
ate victims OF debauched public /
service.
Generally more trades are made
han can be fulfilled and the result Is
more NEW PLACES CREATED to
make room for additional officials who
n turn become a new leverage 30 con-
.lnue corrupt and expensive system.
This explains why an engineer at
100 month and an assistant en-
'ineor at s75 u month are kept en-
,loyed In one state institution when
I is said lifty dollar month man
.ould do all the work.
Men are not employed la the service
Il the state or nation because OF their
illness or because they are the BEST (
nen for the MONEY but BECAUSE
hey helped nominate somebody.
Is II not time the PEOPLE took
his power OF nominating candidates
ut Of the hands OF the politicians
nd did the work themselves There
m be no reioru 10 state affairs until
he PEOPLE NOMINATE as well as
LECT.
10 II argued that diroet nou,Inati,n n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

IL Is argued that direct nomination
Is not practical In a large city like
Portland, IL is sand that half the
people who vote the ticket In Multi
nomah comfy do not read IL aud DO
NOT KNOW VINO the candidates
are for whom they are voting.
Shall We continue 70 conduct the
politics Of the state on the Low
plane OF corruption aud ignorance
that Is said TO prevail ln large cities 2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

N9h aad Queenie az Hansen,
six F0ppies. WIN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
You Can Get
a Lower Berth,

With one exception the through
trains OF the Burlington Route
are almost invariably well-dlled.
The exception is our ST. Paul.
Chicago Limited. On the limited
there is usually room aud TO
spare.
Don't infer that ii Is neither
so Tine, nor SO fast, as ANY train
~ ANY other line between ST.
Paul and Chicago. On the con
trary, there is no more beautiful
train In America. 10 has electric
llght, steam heat, wide vestibuleS,
the most satisfactory dining-car
service on the cOntinent-and a
lower berth for everybody,
A. g. SHELDON.
Gen'l Agent, Portland, or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

Oan : someone invent another ben
euciaFy ordery Salem only has about
Ior1y, aud Is looking for a few more
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
A Few Interesting Facts

When people are contemplating a trim
whether on business or pleasure, they natur.
ally want the best service ohtainable so far
as speed, comfort and safety is concerned.
Employees Of the Wisconsin Central Lines are
paid TO serve the public and our trains are
operated so as TO make clio c connections
with diverging lines at all junction points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair cars
on through trains
DINING car service unexeelled, Meals
a la Carte.
In order to obtain this frst.class service,
ask the ticket agent % sell you a ticket over
The WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
and you will make dirert connections At
81. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and ali
points East.
for any further information call on any
ueket agent or correspond with
JAS. {, POND,
General Pass. Agent.
or JAS. A. CLOCK, -
General Agent,
2Go Stark Street,
PORTLAND, ORE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

tHr tiNe iils that they nreirci a. .i,,,is'
'nt Hanfef signals that gafn thrn, ~ ~
sfti"Afh % big and aerious n,alsdis.
VII man ~ eoinaE gets up Ia an. u,.,,,,i...
nappy and clsar headed and aiert h"st
"rntalif and physically Thrx -.
nteItf appciiic Coz hfeakft.i ,riss-. - =
Scout theif Wofk elih alaerifs ani 4 .,,'.,. ~
W p'1Ahnfe' The DAYS end ana th-.,.
tta' pni nol Jagged cut Thes sfili 49,
- fNtiEf tof Al EVENING" fnios.,..',
~ hiHAI fhty hnd suUnd. trfeshit, .i,,..
taff d. not have ffiehth,i asge,rs
4nln4 ihfif slecplng honrs. nor ~ fhr.
ttpNtf 4NipK thflT Wakine hour q,hss
~ mol lllfemneIed of iauit. .6n1l.s ,ts.
NfA 90 uoInen and theft condsfios 49,, 80 ~.
NnHit ~ this they neea \ r.,,.,.- ~ ~
ftfNre Golden Medical n,scexs,s
't.nHfs me weak stomach e,rtre,s i
tMftitfd digestion lnvieoraies ~ Il
rfft and pufihes aid enrchrs ~. b,oe'f
~ .NF great hiood shaker nnt aesh
--t'".t .ueHfihens the meseulsf -
'tW ttfrt hloom % the c0mnlf rion -,
'Nit4 Int hneiloua ~ fNefp 3Ilsi ore.. ~
N' |'Aitr p@ih mental ahd physical : ei.sfi'..,.
'rN Fnr,ff'. Mfdlflns dealrrs srll IA 80
~ Hpthinf just A. good
nr4 hEnn llnahled a. .,...,.t - ~. 4
'f'', N liver oanfisini .si,s. h, via
~. ~ tHefI1rlinss. Asunlol ~ ~ -.
2 ~ ~, t'...t I've f4an tfp IRy health sa,r -, =
t'I'' NN'|Nf RHa NN1 nofaf "a ihr lla,e fltt q.
.tt tnttt ip ial I<I eide ana hsnl< Z. f|.s ~ =
" X. ~ t'r.t NItMriH4 Fatns if fhf alaitsth D|
n - , Nr4t 4ad ~ eaeIe,
+. = a .F ve,ttn Ae'IcaI nIacofeo 40
Ft'H'p / 80 tpn flIosine ,sa.,l h'si,t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

The conflict between the Printers
Union and the morolng paper stiIl
RACES 30 far there has been no way
SHOWN 70 compel the paper 10 tell
who It's siockhniders are. A list Of
stockholders has been published
bus ID denied by tho paper
which says In substance that The
Push Pub. Co., owns the Push news.
paper which Is only whipping the
acFil about the stump. IL changes
that the statement about 10 STOCK.
holders 10 lie, ETC., bat It does not
A"d VIII not and probably can.
not tell who they are.
of course, the great struggle nova.
days Is 70 get control OF a newspaper
for political purposes. Blngham aud
carson have appealed their suit. Ia
nave receiver appointed for Tnr
Journal 10 the supreme court
TOR no other purpose, but tol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

The carly closing movement, In
clnding sunday closing, is humane
reform 10 glvc those employed indoors
the benefit OF a little more leisure and
outdoor recreation. There IS plenty
of time 70 DO al the business from ! a.
~. 70 D m. on six days 10 the week,
and not make mere machines out OF
employees aud employers, With
no regard for their health
or their families Such a moye-
ment honestly adhered 10 viii In
crease the prosperity OF our city.
Having more time 10 spend at their
homes, men viii want better homes,
Having more time away from business,
more young men will think Of getting
Q home OF their own. IL will Increase
She atiendance az churches and enter.
tainmeDts and will build up the
spiritual and moral welfare OF the
city, 70 say nothing of making oil our
people healthier, happier and wiser.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

vklP' SsSf's Al i,ssss: Sssss.::le 3. .: :sHs 4, 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

= M''s'' NssVs l1Aa'sIs ~ a. Ansrass-ua
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

rTag. .---7---. "a Uttn oQUIDn4I WIIh 0rgI-
piano. including an elegant
passensgPSs passed for carrying both frsght sua
DSeh-foetoi State street.
G. kAERTZ, AEenL
salem, orsEsA
.. sNIIVkRsAE
Aitany OvEen
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

The city council and Mayor Bishop
are considering the merits and ad-
yaniages Of an occupation tax. They
md that there are certain ixed ex-
penses OF the city 10 meet, besides the
annual interest burden. Unless yalu.
ations or rate Of tax levy can be IN.
creased there is 20 way TO raise money
enough TO put the city on q cash basis
ana keep IL there without an occnna.
ton tax The plan Is 70 raise abopt
'z'oOO a year by such taxes
as can be leYIed without oppresslpg
any business, and place u mostly
upon business people who are now
contributing little or nothing 10 do. !
Tray the expenses Of the city govern. |
ment, as for instance telephone and
express companies, nonresident bnsi- |
nesS men, professional men, and n
variety Of industries that viii be- e.
strlcted and put on a more profitable
oaslsby the Imposition Of Incense
TAX ~ Is 10 be hoped that the city
council viii go ahead aud do what
ever Is necessary 10 yet this
city where the income is greater than
The outgo. The moment our city Is
put 10 that condition. aud a arm dis.
position = shown 70 keep II there, our
municipal affairs Will take an upSard
'uFn' one thing about the present
council no one can say that they arc
seeking TO promote any selfish scheme
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

n Death
had 20 sign
the warrant
eVcfyvic
tim that he
claims a. his
own there
" ould be
teWcrpfcma
tufc deaths
lathe major
ity of eases
n en- aud
women sigu
thetr oWn
death war
rants
Neglected
health means
ioath "A
nan or wpn
pa NAV not /
.eallae ia hut /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20
w!ILAMRTTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER WIN. M, HOAG.

NAPtaln Geo. Raabe
s,onninhg ,uIinihg between Portland ana Corvallis
RIVER Schedule
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-03-20

q" TURNER Agent. Albany. ore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-06

Exhibits by Two Local Institutions
for Past Year.

The report of Sister Elizabeth Relihan
treasurer of St. AIMS Infant Asylum. for
the fiscal year ended June 30 1899 submit
ted to Mr.. Herbert W. Lewis, District SUI
perintendent of charities, shows the re-
ceipts, including an appropriation of 50 400
by Congress. to have been for that period
$11 $4,000 The expenditures amounted to
the same sum. The net assets of the in
stitution, consisting of real and personal
property, is stated to be s97350. An APP
preparation of $500 is asked for the next
fiscal year.
The average daily number of inmates of
the asylum 125. the largest number at
any time being 1i5 and the smallest
rs. In eighteen cases the board for the
children was paid by relatives and TWEEN
ty infants were intrusted to wet nurses A
larger appropriation than the one asked
for is stated TO be much needed.
The annual report of the operations of
81. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1899 has also
been submitted to Mr.. Lewis. This report
shows the receipts, including a govern
mental allowance of $500, to have been
IS 1865, and the expenditures S6Up7 10.
The assets, consisting of real estate is
said to be Si6,27S. with no liabilities An
appropriation of s1.So0 is asked by Con-
gress for the coming fiscal year
There Were present in the asylum June
so. 1895. eighty-two children and thirty-
lowing. of whom thirty We're placed with
parents OF guardians or discharged leay-
Ing eighty-five in the institution June 10.
1899