Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 3

II (I Juan "iwm ACCIDENTAL DEATH. THE TAX LEVY. BRIEF MENTION. DAILY STATESMAN. Win.

Mown no Estimates of the State Tax Board Epicure tea at Gilbert Patterson's. FK1DAY, DECEMBER 11, 18S5. Alfred Ilovemlen, of Hubbard, Thrown from a Wag-on and Killed Instantly. f-ee the calcium lights at the masque for Current Expenses of the Government. rade Saturday night.

TliiS l'APKU IX rOKTLAM). Billy Dugan will play a solo on the base drum at the skating rink Saturday I rom the estimate by the State Board This Diner. D-iilv or Weekly, is on sale in Yesterday afternoon Frank N. Gilbert received a telegram from Aurora notifying Portland Kt the stand of C. H.

Wilcox, the lead-ine newsdealer and stationer, corner of First for the Levy of State Taxes, to cover the current exrtenses of the State govern-. ment, the Statesman gleans the follow- i and Oak streets. Daily 5 cents. Weekly 10 cents. on s.vu; is on sale at II.

D. Boon's book This paper this city- at 5 cents per copy. store, ing: for 1385. For executive fund, payment ZS2 t-H ot salaries of State olhcers. 10,400 00 General fund, for general expenses of State boards and Against Annexation.

A northern Idaho paper claims the existence of a strong anti-anexation party in the counties of northern Idaho, which it is proposed to contingent expenses 00 insane and idiotic lund 00,900 00 annex to Washington territory, and as serts that it will oppose tooth and toe Penitentiary 28,150 00 Legislative 55,000 00 Fugitive 1,598 G5 Indigent 6,000 00 nail the proposed annexation, on account of the woman siiflYaKC law, the Sunday IB I i 1 lfe 1 I I1 SsL i i i Mi- i i i-i hT I I law, and the restrictive liquor legislation, which were passed at the last session of uenciencies in general fund. 77 sundry 219,189 70 him of the instantaneous death of his wife's father, Alfred Hovenden, of Hubbard. Mr. Gilbert at once procured a team and started with his ife, and Mrs. Hovenden, ho was visiting in the city, to 1 1 ubl ard.

The coroner was telegraphed for but he did not go down until on the early train this morning. Particulars of the death are meagre, but fully sufficient ito Ie given as delinite. Mr. Hovenden had Ix'en to Aurora in the morning and on his way home, this side of Hubbard, and near his house, his team became frightened and ran away. The horses ran the wagon up against a tree and it is supposed the shock threw Mr.

Hovenden from the wagon, and that the fall killed him instantly, as he was found lying dead in the road, and it was not noticed that he had moved from where he first fell. The body was badly mashed up, and is not in condition to lie in state long. The horses were not injured at all in the run, but the wagon was badly broken up. Mr. Hovenden was about sixty years of age, and was well supplied with the goods of this world.

He had lived in this county for over thirty years, and was highly respected by all with whom he came in contact. His friends will all feel his loss deeply, and the agonized family ill receive their heartfelt Total $555,209 12 night. A good place to buy your Christmas gifts, at Mrs. S. C.

Gardner's, No. 277 Commercial street. The Palace of Fashion is still selling goods at prices given in circulars two weeks ago, which means given away. It is expected that Prof. W.

T. Cary, the champion skater, will be among the masquers at the carnival Saturday night. The II. A. C.

band and minstrels have gone up the road, but they -will be back in time to appear at the skating rink Saturday night. The II. A. C. minstrels went out to the depot, "plug hats" and all, and left on the early train for Albany.

They showed to a fair house there and go to Eugene today. A few weeks ago a girl named Annie Cave disappeared from Hillsboro and her friends were unable to trace her. She was heard from to-day at Victoria, here she is said to have eloed with a young man who was lately bell boy at the St. Charles in Portland. T.

E. Ayer3 will sell you six packages of Arbuckle's fresh-roasted coffee for $1, or 20. cents a package Winslow's new-corn, 15 cents a can Eagle chocolate, 25 cents a iound tomatoes, 10 cents a can white sugar, 11J jiouikIs for $1 Extra sugar, 12 lbs. for $1 Costa Rica coffee 8 Island rice 14 for $1, and other goods very low for spot cash. 3t 31 OTHER GOOSE PROGRAMME.

the Washington territory legislature, and which doL's not at all meet the approval of the voters of north Idaho. Apropos, Senator Yoorhees has introduced a bill before the IT. S. senate providing for the Add claims against the State reported to the legislature of 1885 bv secretary of state. 28.107 37 lotai amount ot revenue from taxes of '84, 4 mills on 770,011, was $315,104 04 liaiance in general fund Jan.

1885, was 208,212 45 This tax for 1885 was divided amonc the several counties, by the board, which met May 2(, 1885, as follows: Baker 7,804 38 Lake 3,347 G3 12,878 36 Lane 10,295 23 Benton Clacka Linn 22,230 21 Marion mas. 9,891 54 Oregon, Salem, Clatsop. 7.479 22 Columbia 30 Coos 5.52S 78 19,330 16 77,053 22 13,611 34 798 19 21,828 59 Articles Filed. St. Joseph's Ecclesi Christmas Cards, rook 4,470 18 urrv.

1,795 01 7q" astical society of the province of Oregon, filed articles of incorporation with the Secrctarv of state yesterday. The ob Polk Tillamook. Union. Wasco. Yamhill cr 11,899 91 9,426 98 Cigar 15,100 22 The entertainment at the Congrega jects of the society as set forth in the admission of the territory ot Idaho as a state, ami another for the annexation of the four counties of northern Idaho to the territory of Washington.

Senator Dolph is also advocating a bill for the admission of Washington territory as a state, with northern Idaho attached, and between so many stools statehood will probably fall to the ground." Ahead of Sai.em. The cows are dying a lingering death in Salem. A petition, signed by B. Coffey and 293 othera that the cows be allowed the enjoyment of the streets of the capital city, and freedom to browse its shade trees, open its private gates, wa3 referred in the council to a committee to ascertain how many of the petitioners were real estate owners in the city. MeMinnviUe, being in Yamhill, is ahead on the cow question, and the animals will not be allowed the liberty of that city after the middle of this month.

Leader. Municipal Elections. At Scio Monday the following ticket was elected J. J. Williams, mayor; O.

May, Recorder; II, Eplv, Marshal; Shelton, treasurer. Couneilmeh, W. E. Price, It. Mc-Knight, T.

J. Munkers, Harvey Shelton, T. li. Barnes, E. O.

Hyde. Springfield held her first municipal election on last Monday, resulting in the election of the following; A. S. Walker, mayor; T. O.

Maxwell, J. Armstrong, J. W. Stewart, Joseph aldermen W. It.

Walker, recorder; J. J. l'oill, marshal. Grant. 12,590 00 8,553 71 Josephine 07 Diaries for 1886.

-sosjiij 4sjuaf) 11,880 04 articles are-, to aid ana assist tne members when infirm, sick or disabled, and tional church to-night is to begin at 7 :15, and it is to bo hoped the jieople will be Klamath 2,240 11 BSSJtlJ 15,297 08 Plush to promote their spiritual and temporal FOK interests and to proviuo for the decent in time to hear the greeting irom Goose" personified. The programme Plush books. sausa jAiog PHAV Executive fund and proier sepulture of its deceased members. The property of the society is now-placed at $500, and its revenue is increased by initiation. The corporators are liev.

may vary a little but only to its improvement. The little people have entered into it very heartily and the Statesman can t'5U9 l-IOIJ Alligator books, 10,400 00 75,205 00 11,000 00 74,900 00 look at our Stock. sately recommend it as sure to he saues dq jjag General Incidental Insane Penitentiary Fugitive Indigent Morocco books, Edward J. Dea secretary, B. Orth trea surer, and Louis Verhaag director.

Headquarters in Portland. 20,150 00 1 ,500 00 I 4,000 00 Greeting, bv "Mother ques Parchment books. i of Christinas poods. tions, bv Agnes Farrar; Bobbie Shuftie, erv. uie very latest style rapeterie extra Mik ido'' and soxoq OIBnjIf Alvin Joslin Comedy Company.

Photo Albums, all the novels. 54,841 38 Sundry appropriations, session (deficiencies. Probable extra session, lative assembly. logis- Messrs. F.

S. Eby, treasurer of the New Market theatre, and J.M. Hyde, general Autograph albums 2 00 WE31UST SELL, 80 WE ejaAiooajj P-IBJ5 Papeterie agent for the "Alvin Joslin Comedy Company," are in the city making arrange ments for the aptearance of that excel Mikado. 49 80 17,108 5,439 lent company in this city, on the 21st. The company i now plaving to crowded Handkerchief Ilsve reduced the prieeon our holidiiy goods.

We have the finest im cards and the finet books in the city. A very large ttock of gold Tt-u! and pen holders, photograph anil autograph albums, fine gift books in plush, alligator, morocco, tree calf and gilt cloth, all the standard poets, standard and miscellaneous books. 'Jail and examine our immense stock. KECEIl'i'S. From sundry taxe? From R.

P. Earhart, secretary of state From George Collins, sup't of jtenitentiary From J. A. Stratton, clerk of supreme court Add probable collections of delinquent taxes and sundry accounts houses in Portland, and will no doubt score a success here. The ad.

will ap-jK-ar to-morrow. Look out for it. 3,274 13 inkstands. easFO Jopo Claudia Gilbert; song, Greta Strickler; The Farmer's Rile, Ixis Cooke; Hot cross bun, Mara Raymond and Grace Babcock Solomon Grundy, Charles Warner; Miss Nancy Etticote, Agnes and D. Farrar, Jack be nimble; Bye a baby bunting, Grace and Willie B.

to market, Gussie Aiken; Blacksmith, Harold Gil-lert; Curly locks, Ivan Strickler and Grace Chinese lantern or modern Mother Goose, II. Wilson; (Jueen of Hearts, a Pantomime by Ethel Raymond, i. Warner and Chester Murphy music there was a man in our town quartette Little Jack Horner, D. Farrar; There was a little man and gun, Jennie Booth. Little Bettie Blue, Jessie Breyman The man in the moon song, Agnes Farrar; When I was a little boy, pantomime, Myra Raymond, Fred Byars, Joe Farrar; Sing a song, o' Jennie Booth There was an old woman, B.

Scott; Milk maid's tong, Hallie Farrish and lrof. Parvin. Merry bells, chorus. 444 00 Drums Grismer-D vvies The Grismer-Davies Sawed I lis IIaxd. Wednesday II, Tarpley, who runs the saw mill east of Salem, met with a very severe accident.

He was working around the saw while it was running, and started to fasten some bolts with a monkey wrench. Through some accident the wrench slipjed. and his hand came in contact with the revolving saw, cutting the almost off- I-X, D. Boon Violins saqoir) company appeared Called iack last 12,450 00 Guitars sjojisun: oja. 98 Stale (ttrecf, SItw, Or.

DIARIES F0Jt 188G night to the largest house that lias greeted a theatre company since "The Private Secretary." There is no use to to Leaving the amount raised by taxation 5 go into a criticism of the play as produced Total estimated expenses $277,996 38 Flutes Total amount of taxable property in the I'rangs last night, it liemg sulhcient to say that Joseph Grismer and Phoebe Davis took the leading parts. The acting was perfect and the plot of the play was interesting throughout. stale, A levy of 3 and 1-10 mills Prize cards P. 5 5 aj -5 7- -S -3 1 i ,5 .9 i S(UOJBO would bring 239,284 81 Leaving a surplus in the treas BUEX A VISTA ITEMS. Scarlet letter sjuatnisax ury of, say 4 85 The amounts, according to the forego Alligator.

saiqig ing statements, chargeable to the several counties, are as follows Lake Baker. 6,983 3,666 37 and it was thought one or two of them would have to be amputated. Look out for Hen Koosts. Some fellow wiffi malice aforethought and chickens in his eye a yearning thirst for chicken soup in his stomach, went through the hen roost of the city treasurer, W. T.

Bell, to the tune of eleven good, fat hens a few nights ago. Other Ioultry raisers ill please take warning, and set their guns so they will go1 off at the right time. In Eastern Oregon. In one neighborhood south of Echo Mr. Rector has about 600 acres of wheat sown on summer fallow, and acres of volunteer Mr.

Elner, 400 acres summer fallow, and 100 volunteer; Sherwood, 500 acres summer fallow, and 100 volunteer, and several other farmers somewhat lesser amounts. E. Oregonian. E. B.

Skipworth, of Corvallis, was in town Monday on business. Messrs. G. S. Hall and B.

S. Clark were in Salem over Sunday. R. P. Hall was in Gales Creek attending to business interests last week.

12,997 42 17,058 33 The Alka-IIesperian Benefit. The "May Blossom" company will r.ppear here next Tuesday night in benefit otthe Alka-IIesjerian and societies. Their entertainment is first-class, and they should have a good house. The friends of the society should turn out en masse to this. Tickets on sale at Boon's, or can be procured of any member of the society.

Removed. E. O. Norton has removed the office of the Oregon Yidette and Anti-Monopolist to the corner room in Reed's opera house building. He will also fix up a freight and passenger office there for -Is coming but- Considerable wheat is Iteing shipped 14,746 2,928 54,662 9,344 840 00 A 22 I (l 90 -y 1 Lane Linn Marion.

Morrow Polk Tillamook Union. Wasco. Benton. 10..311 84 84 Clatsop 5,895 16 Columbia 40 Coos 4,301 25 Crook 3,915 70 Curry 1 ,300 49 9,021 65 Grant. 8,597 60 3,172 42 Jackson.

55 Josephine 1,716 25 Klamath 1,955 83 Kraiisse Klein 4 Here 12,688 86 8,370 00 8,317 80 7,929 SO 12,476 33 With the largest, completest and best selected stock of boots and shoes ever offered to the Salem public. the Oregon 1 acilic railroad. from this place, by river, now. Rev. F.

J. Strayer will hold services at this place, next Sunday, at 7 o'clock p. m. L. W.

Robertson, of Independence, was in town last week, looking after the interest of his drug store, at this place. J. M. Prather was in Portland the first of the week. Iiev.

W. Hurlburt preached an' interesting sermon at this place, last Sunday, to a large and appreciative audience. One day last week the steamer Isabel brought from Salem a large new steam boiler for Prescott Veness's saw mill. County Court. Yesterday was a dull uay around countv court, nothing but a RUBBER GOODS OF EVERY lot of 'bills against the county" bein Dk.

Henley's Cei.kky, Bulk and Iron. For nutritious and strength giving food, nourishment for ihe brain, and to enrich the blood, Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron takes the lead. Sold In' all druggists. lfn.

under consideration. The commissioners -They cannot be out done in this line. An elegant line of- court adjourned yesterday afternoon. Cominu Home. Johnny Coffey is on the incoming steamer from San Fran MEN'S.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. Oni facilities for buying are unequaled, there fore our ability to sell at low prices is une- Insane. A. L. Coffey, ex-county surveyor, and well known throughout Umatilla county, was taken to a Portland hospital last night for treatment.

He has been mentally deranged for some time, and Wednesday County Judge More-land, of Portland, adjudged him insane, and he is now in the asylum. Christmas Contributions. Many persons having expressed a desire to help make Christmas a happy term for the children at the Orphan's Home, the ladies of the Aid society have appointed a committee who ill call upon their friends and receive their contributions for this purjose. Ladies' "rubber buskins are just the Mrs. Johnson, of Paluose City, thing for these cold, cold mornings, at qualed, and they exercise their ability.

cisco, and will arrive here about Saturday night, to take charge of the city routes o.tot ana shoe store, sec Hoodburn, are friends and rela- and Kennedy, of visiting their numerous of the Statesman and Oregonian. ond door north of the postotlice. tf For loss of sleep, of appetite, gas Londres Grandes Ciear GOOD ENOUGH. Off for Washington. Senator John tric irritability, take Dr.

Henley's Celery, II. Mitchell left Portland on yesterday Beet and iron. Ira. afternoon's train for AYashington, D. C.

-Clear, Long Havana Filler held him in ut Oi order, take it His business affairs have Portland until this time. fives in this place. C. S. Clark, ex-merchant of this place, has sold bis proitert', in this city, to J.

Veness. Mr. Clark and family are to remove from here in the near future. J. A.

'Veness has improved the apjear-ance of his projterty in this place by constructing a new sidewalk around the premises. Mr. Veness had the; lumber brought from Salem, and it is his object to receive considerable more for further improvement of the same. E. M.

S. If vour wat. ii to Haas. Cum: have-it repaired. nii-rcial street, and FINEST SU3IATKA "Wrapper.

All Well that Well Indicted. The grand jury, at Dallas, Wednesday indicted O. E. Bergman, the Independence stationer for embezzle tf Always ice on hand to cool the drinks, ment. It will be remembered that his sta ofte of the finest cigars in the Whist Party.

A small party of young people met at the residence of Eugene Breyman, Wednesday night, and enjoyed a very pleasant evening in playing whist and dancing. at the to flavor them, and pine apples Chemekete bar. tionery store was in the same room with M. A. C.

Rolxrtson's grocery, and he was accused of receiving money for Robertson, and neglecting to repoit it. Illuminated Plauues. The latest thing out in artists' materials. Also another big stock of gilt plaques, fancy cards for painting, panels, and ebonized 3 FOR 25 CENTS -AT- Notarial. F.

1'. Jones of Philomath and W. F. Butcher of Centerville were run through the notary public machine at the state house yesterday. RE KSON A MENTION.

Forty years' experience in every clime, has proved Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to be the most reliable remedy for colds, coughs, and lung diseases. Colds should not le neglected. The Pectoral will prevent their becoming deep-seated in the system. lw. plaques, 1 all of which must bo sold to make room lor new goods.

Prices lower I than ever. Port Son, 100 State street. Miss DeForest. On the 22d inst. Miss Tone ui the system by using Aver's Sarsaparilla.

It will make you feel like a new iterson. Thousands have found health and relief from suffering, by use of this great blood purifier, hen" all other means failed. Jw. I.innie DeForest, the noted and pleasing JOIII Gr. WRIG-IIT'S.

II. P. GREGORY CO. Xo. 5 North Front Portland, Or.

Importers and dealers in Wood-forking Machinery, Planers, Holders, Mortisers, Tenoners, Sand-papering machines, band saws, scroll saws, rubber and leather belting and mill findings generally. elocutionist, will give an elocutionary en im tertainment, assisted by a number of her pupils, at the university chattel. The ad mission will be 25 cents. d3t. After a week's hard labor we have finally John Farrar was in Portland yesterday.

Mrs. Ebe. Lafore went to Portland yesterday. G. W.

Johnson returned from Portland last night. Mrs. D. Howard and T. Howard returned from Portland last night.

Misses May and Susie Wade, daughters of R. M. Wade, came up from Portland last night, accompanied by Geo. Pierce, of this city. George Rogers, one time foreman of the Statesman, but more recently of the Yreka Journal, and of Klamath county, is in the city.

Charles C. Hogue, general passenger Boiviirr and Sold. As will be seen by I completed the great task of moving and are now nicely situated in onr new quarters, Dr. Kellogg's Worm Tea is entirely freefrom all Mercurial properties, can be given to the weakest constitution! without danger, is palatable and easily administered to Children, is mild in operation, and never fails to atfect a cure. Price 25 cents.

Sold by Geo. E. Good. Tlie finest wines and liquors, and Es-trella cigars, at the Chemekete bar. Trv notice elsewhere, C.

S. Rockenfield has sold out his grocery business, on Court (street, to Mr. T. E. Ayers, late of Ne- 12(1 STATE STREET.

BATHS BARBER SHOP hem 3t. I braska. Oregon Kidney Tea cures all Another Camp. A camp of Indian war kidnev tf. As the holidays are Hearing we acted accord trouble.

vet-era ns, of the north Pacific coast, with ingly and have opened out the greater portion of bur beautiful glassware, comprising over T. R. Bewley captain, has been organiz DIED. ed at Sheridan, Yamhill countv. and freight agent of the Oregon Pacific railway company, notifies the public that trains will leave Corvallis at 9, instead of 1000 Novelties BARNES.

At Albany, Oregon, Dec. 9th, Gone to Oakland. Mrs. I.N. Gilbert 10 a.

as heretofore. is.v, diaries u. uarnes, well known in this city. Absolutely Pure. piece of glass- and daughter, Miss Nellie, left yesterday for Oakland, California, whre Mrs.

Gil-Ix-rt's daughter. Mrs. W. Gardner is New Goods. The Variety store, sec In imported ware.

A lovely ware is acceptable to anv ladv. WFor a good bath or a clean shave, go to Newt. McCauley's shop, next door to Statesman office. Two experienced barbers always ia attendance. j3 TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.

THE REGULAR QUARTERLY EXAMIXA-tion of applicants for teacher's certificates will be held at the office of the county superintendent of schools on Wednesday, December 30tb. The examination will begin promptly at 8 a. m. Those desiring to attend will govern themselves accordingly. GEO.

A. PEEBLES, School Supt of Marion Or. New goods will BORN. ond door north of the Statesman office, is lying very sick. receipt of new goods dailv, and more to follow.

Wall paper, decorations, LEWIS. On Front street, Salem. Ore inia powoer never Taries. a marTei oi pun- be openect out everv few aavs. See samples in ty, strength and wholesomness.

Moreecom ica show window. We advertise no special opening than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in uight. Gnr stork show8 offto as good advantage competition with the multitude of low test.short on nightas well as the next. We are open the wheight, alumn or phosphate powders. Bold yeflr roVni only in cans: Koyal Baking Powder 106, 1 i Wall street.

X. Y. RE LEEK SONS. Nature's own reined v. Orctron 1 tatty carriages, Kidney tf.

picture frames, sitecialty. gon, Dec. 11, 1885, to the wife of J. C. Lewis, a son weight nine pounds.

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