The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-01-30
From Thursdays Daily.
Streets are again muddy.

Streets are again muddy.
The war. cloud has rolled by.
Hon. H. Dustin, of Goldenda lie, Wash,
is registered at the Umatilla House.
The hills around the city were covered
by mantle of snow this morning.
The Methodist church edi6ce being
rapidly completed, and is very handsome
structure.
Sheriff Gates returned from Pendleton
Yesterday, where he was attending the con-
vention of sherIffs.
The next war will be one of the elements,
and Gen. February, we are fearful. viii in
augurate winter campaign in Eastern Ore
gon.
There were two carloads of cattle at the
stock yards of Mr. Saltmarshe last night
The y are being fed and will be shipped to
| the Portland market.
Last night the weather was cloudy, and
this morning rain fell in desirable quantities
and continued during the day. This will
be acceptable to farmers, as the soil cam OF
receive too much moisture.
| The memorial sermon of Mrs. Ursula
Michel will be preached in the brick school
house next Sunday at ii A, M Subject,
''The Presence of the Departed" Special
music for the occasion. All are cordially
| invited.
Remember the Epworth League social at
the Y. NJ. C. A. hall tomorrow at 7:3O P.
| M. Topic of program, "Modern Inven-
tions," after which an hour will be spent in
social pleasures and games. Everybody in
yited. Free for all.
One dru nix and disorderly person was ar
rested last night, and two of gu estionable
vocatlons, who usually seek their opportu.
mites on passenger trains. They were
brought before the recorder this morning,
and received proper consideration.
The final on the tower of the new Meth |
odist church was erected by Mr.. d. Bun. |
nell, the tinsmith and plumber. This is six |
feet above the tower, and the apex IS 81 feet |
higher than the ground. Il consists first of |
square, then an octagonal, followed by
circular figure, and is surmounted by a
vane.
Salem Statesman: The United Brethren
college at Philomath was destroyed by fire
Sunday. This college was built by the
radical faction of the United Brethren
church about two years ago and cost $4,000.
The fire caught from defective fue soon
after the morning services. The building
was Insured for $500. This property was
involved in lawsuit between the two fac.
tions of the church.
The following is list of the salaries paid
stock inspectors by the several counties of
the state of Oregon: Baker, S40O; Benton,
S25; C!atsop, $25; Coos, S25; Columbia,
S25; Crook, $500; Curry, $500; Douglas.
Sl00; Gillian. $500; Grant, $500; Harney,
$3.50; Jackson, 5000; Josephine, S25; Kam-
ath, 500; Lake, $500; Lane, S25; Linn,
$25; Marion, S25; Morrow, $500; Multno-
nah, $25; Malheur, $500; Polk, $25; Sher.
man, $500; Tillamook, S25; Umatilla, S40O;
Union, $500; Wasco. $500; Wallowa. $500;
Washington, S25; Yamhill, $25. /
Statesman: Deputy-Sherif Harvey L. |
G. j. Chamberlain made an
other trip from Portland to Salem last
night, having in charge three crazy women.
Mary F. Ingle was one of them, and she
demonstrated her insanity yesterday morn
ing In Portland by attacking her paramour
with hatchet, severely wounding his head
and cutting off one of his fingers. She Is
about 10 years old. Margaret McCue was
the second and she had to be removed from
st. Vincent's hospital yesterday on account
If her violent actions. She kept everybody
n agony at the Jail yesterday by her shrieks
and her pleadings to some imaginary per- {
son. The other patient was Nora Lakin, ,
who astonished the passengers coming up
On the train last night with her voluble
swearing Although aware of the fact that
she was on the road to the asylum, she
seemed anxious to go.