The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-09-03
ITEMS IN BRIEF
From wednssday,s Daily


lug iio'n . ''''' y 1D' O. :
Miss Katherine Martin, OF Grass allie,
Is IN the city extending the Ieaehers hsti
tute.
Salem Statesman: Captain J. w. Lewis
register of The. DAlles, Is the guest of Stat
Treasurer Metsenan.
Mrs. E. B MIchell and daughter Maudi
were passengers on the train YESTERDAY
afternoon for Portland.
N.,,o Jobnson left ON the o'cloc,, mas
.enger for OreSon C;tv. and will return q
Stanford University, Saturday.
pros N " Smith of this citv has hoe,
a;...J ,.;,,,..i - e. ra,orr, s,hooI :,
So, snd NJ Sn;,h ,natron
Eiens "ason ioaus VI "nea' were ieceiseu
- :. 49, sor,,,s, o,,a..t,ons
=, m
lroi. M w. o"'ie"' piinoipa. VI .ue puo
hc schools IN TINS city. mas resigned MS po
s'''on' ana 'ne resignation mas oeen ac'ep'ea
Mr.. Andrew Velarde, the house.pyoyer, i,
at work at Dufur raising the Odd Fellows
hall. He will return to The sfles some
day next week.
The resignation of A. A. Keller. captain
of A Co. o. N. e.. of This CITY. has been
accepted. and an election will be held
next Monday night to fill the vacancy.
The small bow is busy amusing himself t..
the uttermost npril Monday. when he will
be uLder the care of the ped.eopue OF the
public school. He is crowd,ne more tup
into an hours time than he ever did before
TIE ,oor ,,,,fo..,,... e.hornr .h.nd.d
so, af +a;I % n,.aa.s - saorrs ~ ;,.,n
by perambulatine the streets. receives his
reward in clear conscience. and retires to
his den and consulrs last wears al manac for
.scopy.
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since the reduction OF passenger rates by
Ine Heguldeor the city mas oeen vislted ns
Wely many TOURISTS, VINO make tne "Trip ior
.re purpose oi viewing tne scenery a.ona
.ne ~ Ooluheia anu eAanlnleg .ne luture
gon.
We notice in one norton of the c,tv
fine growth of shade trees since the fire a
last September II every property.owper
in the burned district would follow the same
plan in a few years the crtv wonid nresept
the same delightful appearance il did be.
fore the recent confiagration
Tna f.m;I,, IS NJ M.,,na, ho.a bor,.
was bnrnsd last Mondsr sre ons in dss,,tuss
c;rcr - a,.ncos Thsra ars ,hroa hena md
t,.o a,r,s aSd ~, fathar ,anh,s III "a nsh.a du
~ -. H.. ."I 10 aa 80, 20 I', ala Ia
au6 sna ono ds.una us = IS aia,s ne sS Un h.. % d
aat,ods of olo,Ias .,,. ,.,,,I 80 ,ha o,,,
tnn,tv The. Ms,tnevs live shonr twsIve
miles from The Dailes' and Mr., Ne,i W,cks.
na. kindly consented 70 hsni 70 tnsm N o,s
wagon all donations.
Eaa Oreoon;on. Ion Ra,Iev or
"Smokev,n " tbe vounp darkev arrested for |
knItino Dan Lewis Ibe coIored showman
w.s hronabt hsfora Jns,,no R;shor, ,h,s
forenoon waived exan,;na,;on md waS
hald IN tho snm, IF ssnn 70 annssr %n hos,rs
the grand ;nrv and answer ch.r%a If
assanli win a dangerons weanon I'ewis,
wound is moi of . danoerons ch.racter
and aIibongh nnable ,o annear in conr,
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course, in China. Ii is the King Pan, is
the official journal OF the empire, and
was founded In gil. Originally it was
published intermitiently, but after 1861 it
appeared every week. In 1904 1t was
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gNes .ue ia.eet intenigeuce aau e4 racts /
M lom :4e .mo previous eu,.ions. Inc
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The examination of +. b. Merchant, of
Kingsley, was held before Justice Schulz
last evening, and there appearing No evil
dence of criminal intent the defendant
was discharged. 1t appears that the COM
planning witness had tacitly consented TO
allow his name to be signed to the note,
which constituted the evidence of the
forgery. Inc amount OF the note was
s;ad gsn, apI ~ .ne young aan nau liequen.ly
canss, ha conid 10, ,r,,o ~. u p';. ;sn.. ne
Merchan, s;.r,aJ H. -. - aea an.''":, ..o
10 endorser on his oIvn note md :, az,
being due. and no intent to defrand there
was nothing on which the ,lefendan,
could be held Merchant bears a good
reputstiOn in the community as an honest
and industrious young man.
The Sta esn,an saws. Taking the decision
of the court as basis for the total tax Of
1891, including the levy of four and three
twenty tfths mills for current expen es
tS69S O32 33) one fifth mill and one-seventh
mili ior support OF state university, ($2l,-
81 e.Z1 ~ nSes sne sotai state tax thve mils) at
Sa4S si-,a 4zl oons go OF tne countries have
o., ,ha rstn.ns ,n.doh', - III, oIne ~, na.e se'eie"
while others have not yet decided upoo
what returns to endeavor TO make settle
ment. The state treasurer will make t st
case with Multnomah and Linn, the suits
being brought under the supervision of the
attorney general. 1t is to be hoped de-
clslon may be arrived at an early date and
the controversy settled. The balance due
from Linn county is IS, 6O9, IL. The total
the state, Sl4Z 4l9,i9
Albany Herald: SUNDAY several youpp
men went IN bathing nenr the h,,doa 81,
Harrisburg. among the numh.r Ss;na
Charles R1noger of Hillshn,o ron
man "a wars IF zoo uhn b.s ha.
~ nors e. n ns., tn, poo
S,olooS 80 aa .;, 10y "ele ,., ~ a.
nh;os J .; na oneo IN un.' slocs,
o. "ni.u s.me TUG young man uao Jusi
s"ah ,ne fiser' anu $1,000 10 the water
snort distance from the BANK shiver:ng
from the long exposure. when suddenly