The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-11-11

wood, so Mr.. Cartwright managed to eujo
. himself This fall and winter he will spen
in this city; but as soon as spring opens b
will again make trip to the mining camp
Mr.. Henry Maier, at his store on Secon'
street, has two-well finished photograph
of the Oregon exhibit at Chicago OF apple
aud salmon. Our state carried off man,
medals at the worlds fair, and tide of i'm
migration will tend in this direction in tn
near future.
The most inflated bear story we hav,
heard comes from Klamath county, and il
perpetrated by the Star, which says that G
W. Obenchain has killed over 300 bears
nearly all grizzlies, and for a time averaged
over 25 month. This man should seel
the acquaintance of Eli Perkins or Bill
Nye.
The Eugene -four mills burned to the
ground Tuesday night, causing loss o
over S25 600. There were between Is, ,00C
and l6, 900 bushels of wheat stored in the
building at the time, and about $50 barrels
OF -four, which were consumed. This is
quite loss to that city, but the mill will be
rebuilt.
Arlington Record: Mrs. Martin, of Bla-
lock, while on the bed with her child, had
her shoulder bone broken. The child had
learned while playing with other children
to use its head a weapon, and by buttlpg
| its mother on the upper part of the arm
| broke her shoulder. DIR. Geisendorfer at
| tended to the patient and set the broken
| bone.
| Mr. T. H. Johnston, of Dufur, is in town
| to-day. He was the hero of a runaway
accident Yesterday. which resulted in the
| demolition of his fine buggy. The animals
| ran from VIM. Adams farm to the resi-
| dence of Mr.. Jos. Robinson, distance of
| three miles. No one was in the vehicle at
| the time, and although 1t was scattered
along the road for a considerable distance,
the horses were uninjured.
G. w. Weeks, daIryman of Marion
county, saws each of his COWS raises for hin
four 200 pound hogs from the skim and
butter milk, with the assistance of five
bushels of grain. The grain, at present
prices, IS worth So so per hog. and 200
pounds of dressed pork is worth Sl2 being
difference of SO So Four hogs at SO 80
means S3S, the profit to be obtained from
''left-oYer" product of the COW.
There is likely to be some action taken at
an early date regarding the location of the
branch asylum, after such long delay. The
most available place for the institution is at
sJI tLl uu
Sua "o 'noie ~ S"a" az any
o'n.i .., pm i ci:Nss 70 ~ "a'eu p pa
.na 80 ~. 'oG I 80 Ill ~ s"s a;I u I'm ..
'"e -. 80 s'o ~ WV"
~ u"' oe
MT. y. w. Arms"orthy, OF me Wasco
Neaos' gave US a Pheasant call this morning
DE says farmers are not througn thresnin9
gram ye', put IN Re" Gays tnis viii oe
.uisheu. VI course Tue wheat Is somewhat
9amaged; out mr. Alns~orth3 says 1ew
GaYs,oI u ary weather VIII MAKE IL all rign5'
lowad oronnd and .bara n.,i, ha vora
larae atss Of this IN She-nan county, th,,
fall
A so.;or ,.-oI :. co,I
- -. 80 80. az oo'.,
S. of a. ho,eI r. -. -. ~
,.e.rs o,1 -sn,ad NIL ,,I 60 80.
rolled and p;aroa H., sa,,,na 1otii-;n
i, r;fs .ad s.ah,,a5 his o,,oaaa. a;oI,. -.
AZ ,iIor f.i,,;, - Iss oe S,n,S ,',
st,bbed t,.ioo i, ,ha baol, ona t,,,ar na.,I, |
ss,,araS ,ho haa,, IS 80 - 1
,.thar ,Yonnds -, h;s ar,, m, ,h.,';a;a,,
was nearly rwo bonrs in n,akin1 tbe st,tohas
and h.ndaa,na p;a.aa -. ae.sa 80 "a
placed un ier $1,000 bonds
A.
-, mr' James harrington, OF johnston,
eh1., IN conversation %Inh o'ieni mae
peh"e"e reporter, said: Ine town mas now
iuiiy recovered from the enects OF the nood'
tue oii oniiaihes oeine replaced ny new
anu suose'hI al ones AS soon as IL became
Nuo"n 'na' Tue Oi"ioria Iron WORKS "ouia
r. r Ttouiiu' everyone conmsbcea repairing the
nanaee. nann Insss ~orks employ upwards OF
ooVV men, anu Is the maln-sIsy OF the