The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-07-02


by the state board Of Iequaliz,tions figure
u on mortgages, city. village and town prop
y erty and real estate. These classification
: OF real property are the only ones known T.
a the law for the purpose of assessment ant
taxation. the decision will affect uan,
Z counties as to property and will catch Multi
. nomah, Clatsop and Ciacka amas for so pc
| cent. raise on mortgages, which IN only tn
counties mentioned were assessed at onl,
90 per cent while the state hoard of equall
zation made MORTGAGES uniform at 100 pei
cent In all the counties of the state. Blu
few counties have paid to the state treas
r urer the total amount of state taxes due &C
cording to the state levy which was mad,
upon figures returned by the state board oI
equalization.
, From Mondays Daily.
DR.. E. WiOgate is IN the city from spo.
J kane. Wash.
The mercury marked 100 degrees in the
shade Yesterday and to-day.
Mrs. K. Cram, of Portland, is visiting
, relatives and friends In the city.
The river is stll falling. and there is not
much doubt that 1t has reached the highest
stag.
That COW with the bell still dsturbs the
residents on the bluff. Is there cov ordi.
nance or city marshal In The Dailes,
The Inspector of fruits has visited this
city and gwen warning tu orchardists not
to sell fruit infected with the SIN Jose
scale.
On! for a lodge in some vast wilderness.
Any person that doubts that these days
are warm should leave for some Other
country.
a salmon weighing 81 pounds WAS caught
IN wheel in the vicinity of this city YES
terday. Tnis is heavy weight for being
30 far from the ocean.
Mr. Hugh Gourlay published his valedic-
tory in Saturday evenings Chronicle. He
will be succeeded by d. c. ireland, news
paper man OF long years experience, and a
courteous gentleman.
| Oae swallow cannot make a sumner; but.
| judging from the weather we are having
there must have been several thousand
through this portion of the northwest dur
Ing the past few days.
Mr.. NJ. Papp. the nephew of Mr.. Schrae-
der, was working at Antelope when he
heard of the serious sickness of his uncle,
and walked into the city. He came 10
time to see Mr.. Schraeder still alive, and
will attend the funeral Wednesday.
Observer: The Moro postofice has been
designated as a money order office and last
week the Necessary bonds were prepared and
forwarded to the depsi tment by Postmaster
Williams. This will be great convenience
to the people of middle and southern Sher.
man county. ~ 30 s1s4r.siyFe s,
Moro Observer; At the annual meeting of
the Farmers Co operative warehouse asso-
ciation held ut Wasco on the 10th inst, the
following directors were elected: Z Olds,
George Meader, N, P. Hansen. john Med.
Ter, y. W. Richardson, J. II. Johnson and
VIM. Henrichs. t9 80,
Msssrs. Nicholas and Roger Sinnott are
en- route home from Notre Dame university,
Indiana, both graduates of the institution.
These young men were graduated from the
Wasco independent Academy, and entered
the junior yesr in Notre Dame. Tney. are
good students and were graduated with
honors.
There was an attempt Saturday evening
OF ratification OF the nominations made |
by the Democratic convention in Chicago; |
but our citizsns did not manifest much en-
thusiasm on the occasion. An anvil was |
shot off a few times, there was music by |
the band, and some cheering but nothing |
equal to the Joy of four years ago. nt. |
Salem Journal: Farmers from all parts of |
the valley report crops of all kinds lu good
condition. Although the spring was late,
the ground was in the finest shape to re-
moist weather has produced q wonderful
growth. From the present indications the
yield of grain will be unusually heavy.
At the sawmill, near Warnic, Mr. Frank
Woodcock was hurt while unloading logs
Saturday afternoon by one of them becom-
ing loose and rolling on him. causing severe
Injuries to the back and hips. DIR. Logan
was called and applied the usual remedies
and the patient is resting easily. The
bruises are quite severe; but it "a hoped he
will soon be able 20 be around.
The excursion and basket picnic given by
the railway conductors was quite largely
attended yesterday, and q pleasant day was
experienced. For picnic purposes the
grounds were elegantly prepared, and every
lnducement to enjoyment was given guests.
The railroad boys were very accommodate
ing, aud took great pains to insure the COM
fort of those who availed themselves of the
opportunity.
Gazette: Percy. a SON of Hon. William
Hughes. was seriously injured while riding
. pony, by being kicked on the head by
horse tnat was running ahead of him. An
ugly scalp wound, four inches long. was
made Just over the forehead, which required
q number of stitches to sew up. DR.. Gagen,
who attended HIM. says that no symptom Of I
Injury to the brain was noticeable, and he I
is doing as well as could be expected.
So far the detectives have been uusuccess.
ful in fastening the crime of the murder of
Mamie. Walsh upon any of those under ar
rest. There are now three arrested, 7
md the evidence against either is not con.
YIncing. It is TO be hoped that the person
who committed this fiendish crime will be
ound out and punished to the full extent
If the law. It is dangerous to permit such
! brute to run at large, and he should be
.un down at the earliest possible time.
Lake and Klamath counties seem to be {
iot-bed for stage robbers, at least numer-
Jus robberIes have been perpetrated IN those q
counties within the past few years. There q
must be something in the climate down {
here that makes the people bold, bad hign. a
Taymen. The last feat in this line was 3
on Thursday of last week. Two
masked men held up the stage halfway be
ween klamath and Lakeview and robbed
Nells, Fargo & Co.'s express box. 1t lis
opposed they got considerable money. At :
ast accounts they had not been captured.
The Cottage GROVE Leader says: DIR. ].
u. Tsylor, president of the Annie Consoli.
ated Mining Co.. accompanied by j. B.
dcGee, came from Bohemia Monday even
ng with about $1,000 in bullion-a partial +
lean up in development work of the Annie 4
pine in fifteen days run. None but devel- !,
pment ore taken from the DRIFT, is being :,
nilled.c Development.wor is progressing I
II the time and showing mp we'll. Snow is
very rapidly and only rename 2
n the north side Of the mountains Trails
nd wagon roads are in good condition.
East yOreyonian: A man who was en-
loyed day or two in hoeIng potHtoes at
be agency was arrested the other day for
,sanity, being found sitting ON the railroad
rack, between Pendleton aud the agency, 2
v the officers. He is native Of England, y
about 3s years old. gave hls hame as VIII 8
am Rlcherdson, and said that he lately, q
anne from Idaho. His hobby is that some I
ne Is attempting TO murder him on account I
his intimacy with . woman. and he said
hey had an engine waiting near the railroad
ridge above the city to run him down in Il
ase he attempted to walk up the branch y
abroad track. He was examined and com
litted to the asylum. Hitioesip slu =