The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-04-16

stand. thinking the license too high, las
night closed their places of business, an
now our sister city is dry" town.
A young lady was In Jail in Salem one da
last week for selling goods without a license
Her name is Miss Ella Young, and the fin
imposed was Sl7 80. She stood it out dur
ing the day; but when night came she con
cluded to pay the tine and be released.
The members of Idewilde lodge, l. o o
F. will give a picnic on April 26th, the
73d anniversary of the establishment oi
| Odd Fellowship In the United States. On
that occasion the editor OF the TIMES
MoUNTAINEER has consented to deliver the
address.
We have received the first copy of ''The
Alliance Manifesto" pu lished at Spokane,
| Wash, which has for a motto the words:
He has sounded foI tn trumpet that shall
never call retreat" 1t presents good APP.
pearance geographically. and the editorials
are very readable.
Mr. s. j. Blythe, of Hood river, is dele
gate to the Democratic convention. In
auld lang syne, about twenty years ago. Mr..
Blythe ''stuck" type on the Portland BuAe
tin, and the editor of this paper on the Ore
goniun. 1t is a pleasure to meet old ac-
qualntances and talk over "reminiscences.
Fishing permits under the new law were
taken out by the following named persons
during the past week: Sam. L Thurman.
G W. Stone, A. Lauretson, August Hail
berry, of The Dalies; Alex. THORN. August
Tunellus, Richard Woodward, G. J. Butiin.
of Cascade Locks. This makes eighteen
permits issued to date.
Astoria Herald: Mrs. E VanovIch, who
appeared as one of the witnesses in the case
of the State of Oregon VS.. Michael Tourney,
charged with assault with deadly weapon,
has become demeLted and raves continually
about the case In which she appeared. DIR.
Estes was called upon yesterday, and left
some soothing medicines for the unfortunate
woman, but if she shows no signs of return
ing reason in the course of the next forty
eight hours she will be brought up to this
city and committed to the asylum tor the
insane.
The Albany Democrat says ''the trains
from the south are;brlnglng scores of tramps
into the valley and they drop off at every |
station. The hot weather and haying sea-
son is approaching in California and they are |
trying to get as far away as possible. They |
had better skip Albany. Our police officers |
mean business ahd will make them think |
there is more than harvesting IN California |
If they stop off here" They will find their
way to The Dalles, and we hope our vigil
liant police officers will see that they receive
proper attention.
Eugene Register: Frank Button came near
haying an arm pulled IF while working in
Bgalow and Klrkpatrick's planning mill last
morning. In attempting to throw
OFF belt his arm was caught and carried
around the pulley between 1t and the belt.
and as the pulley was set back quite ways
between a couple of boards it made a tight
squeeze. He had the presence of mind
enough to throw off the belt which saved
MS arm. but he was considerably bruised on
The arm and also IN the breast from being
thrown against the machinery.
1t may he pertinent for this paper to EN-
state that its recent Joyfulness
,ver the result of the primary election,
county and state conventions, was because
he bosses In this city-the most selfish fac
ion, politically and commercially-that
'ver cursed any community, was routed
horse, foot and dragons" and now, Ikea
whipped cur, the hiIeling who runs the or.
AN, snarls and shows his teeth. If the d.
ectors would give him dose of powerful
metic, and work the bile off his stomach,
NC paper WOuIu iIlUFt utdTlf dppTOdcu d |
ournal. and be better appreciated by the
eading public.
Mr.. George Keller, of the Columbia
'acking Co., was married to Miss Louisa
Aerns at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
ians Hansen, In this city, by Rey. w. G.
,urtls, Tuesday evening. The gentleman
nd lady are well known to our citizens,
nd in this important event in their life
hey will receive the congratulations of
,any friends. Those present on the occa-
ion were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hansen, Mr..
nd Mrs. G. E. Haight, b. J. Maier, Miss
channo, Miss Jacobsen, Misses Christine
nd Sallna Phirman, Miss Margarite Keller,
lrs. q. L. Phillips, Henry Boyen, Rine
art Rorden, Edward Phirman, Mr.. and
lrs. Andrew Keller. Misses Emma and
Ieorgie Bonney, and Clyde Bonney. Many 6
resents were received by the happy pair,
nd the bride. who is lately from Des- !,
loines, Iowa, seems very much charmed
ith this portion of the northwest.