The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-02-25
ITEMS IN BRIRF
From Wednesdays Daily.


erection in the city.
A chinook wind blew to-day, and tn
snow.king has Leen dethroned.
Mr. A. Buchler lost one of his fine horse
this morning. He was taken suddenly sicl
and died.
All places of business closed this after
noon in respect to the memory CT Georg
Washington.
The street commissioner has erected
fence around the clstern IN the East End Il
prevent accidents.
A chinook wind breathed upon us yester
day evening, and the snow king quailed be
fore the summer breeze.
A carload of sheep were shipped last
night to Portland from the Tygh Valley
Land and Livestock Co.
The public schools had holiday to-day
in respect of the memory of the great
American, Geo. Washington.
Revival meetings are considered by the
citizens of Waterville, Wash, as means oi
social enjoyment and entertainments.
Our streets are now covered with mud
and are almost impassable for wagons; but
the walks and crossings are in good cond,-
tion.
The Salem Statesman has purchased two
M rganthaler linotype machines, the only
other one on the coast being IN use in the
Historian Office.
A scarfpiD, in the shape of bow-knot,
was picked up near the TIMES MOUNT
AMER Office yesterday. The owner can
have the same by proving property.
Martin Silk,..for selling whisky to H.
dians, was arrested last night by Deputy
u. S. Marshal Jameson. and is now lodged
in the county Jail awaiting his examination
There are two very creditable fashlight
photographs IN front OF MIR. Herrin's gal
/. lery. These are pictures of groups, and
are good likenesses of each individual
member.
We notice several strangers on our
streets. The Dalles is becoming known,
and the head of navigation, with an open
river to the ocean, will soon assume her
proper commercial position.
Stockmen in the north end of Crook
county are running short of feed, only
having enough to last few days longer.
When that Is gone they will have to de-
pend on the range, as there IS no hay for
sale in that section.
The south hill sides smiles in the sun
shine with the verdure of spring; but
those which are sheltered from the rays
OF the sun are still enveloped in the
SNOWY mantle of winter and frown with n
repelling appearance.
nas oo".' osDu ioi yns putp,
t1 mIion was 'aAen uomn shs W ~ "a. = po,a.
peaom '.e .h aeIue =. NJ, al This - .bs as
first time since the accident happened that
the river has been sufficiently clear to haye
1t brought back.
I.awis Rorton a ,nember of the Saliva
finn army was found wsnder,no around
the streets of Portland in a nnde condi-
tion Mondav night He was arrested bv
the noiice and fonnd IN he insane and
will have an examinat,on before the
county indoe
,7e.-n
Senator nitcneii has. secuieu au oiuei
iioni ine seei Vi VA au.nn 'h'
to loan the Thurman lesion of Portland
two brass cannon for the purpose of firing
salutes March 4ih in bor.or of cleveland.
So cannon VIII boom. and the Democracy
will he nacified. bnt pennover will hold
the fort
uu
inis Is tne way tue MaserVl'le LnoeS
speaks Oh tue winter: me SNOW ian ior
sa sne pasS A wv nor'as nas ueen aIou Io. ssI,;s
Iee., ~. o. sMuf n.e s;. VI iaS
49,. - ,so. H. .hos,,t,,,p = az 70
.aa. ,ea. al 'naI ~ s"e f az ,,s "o
.a t.a., ..ds .ne III sYs.,o quo ie or
ms. we can afford to bless it far the great
benefits we anticipate from its visit in the
shape of good and abundant harvests''
,r,
Inc young !ehuieton atloInsy, l.. "
WI
Nouine 70. Sniiy, ,he ,h Iaio p,i o1ions =,
Cnion SoIny, says 'ne eaAet e1n, DsnGcIas,
nas maui nie ie4oi. anu nieu hie nnuihse
anu conIius.ons VI raw WIN 'ne .ieui'
court nc mus una. lne piaih,ih 10 Gu
.t.,eu III ~ eeee s,aGan tTG ,, ru
thro,n,, bic cornsoi Iobrs 3, pond of ,J,;s
o;.,. ,;i eIa oeo,;oDs =, ~ ra,eor, nd
viii ooh 70 have the sama cot as,de or
modified
IT, -. ..;d ;, u,.
bar5aS n5 ,E on uoa a,oah "sn aaua ,ho Woh;
q na, Tn 500 LII, COY si..io,aS .u IL.
ti,o,' - o. ~ a" 80, f ha,, "na ras,., oa '
Iii Ial -. PS9 %.t.Icy aa Io" .U Ill,
P IPuhara ,h.ra - on ahnndanoo ~ bsv and
60. = A,ia, - o. - st;n 49, - 80. ono
tnnl 81 10 ranort ,ha, IT,, 49, 1ost
o,,;te . nng,ber of beaJ In ,be nnner
don,,tr1, hord ornst has fornoad on tha
sOo, J,h;oh o,,s tha h,rsas iars ,,ha,,
,hev bo, NV ~nn ~, 90, down - - arase I'D =,
claimed that unless winter soon lets 90
The loss of horses will be heavy.
In,be front w;ndow Of uIlr;ob &,
so,,s oioar f.ctorr, i q ,orx oood noiioo0
.;on ~ Ind,an cyr,os oa;bereJ IN sI';.
v;cinitv These consist of srroy. .hesdS
n;nas STONE ;m~1ementS etc which ,Hara
i,sed psp hn the ahe,r,a;nas haSoro the vh;,o
usu nsn tnvsdod ~ ,be;r don,a;n AZ the ranns mnso
;,or;os ,of thasa o,r;ns hana haao .mS H.
nnghiv searahed fnr NAM veorS ,ha raIics
arc hacominr scarce and bator. ion, thaY
iii, ~, ,,;ai5 tba;r ,,aol,h ~ ~ rs.
II will not he q grea, while before ,hase
,r;oi,,ve arro,y Seods nes % ;,onIoman.S
etc. will be yery valuable.
ra.s damand - w.11o,,;o .,
Prs;r;e creet farmer wen, 20 1osanh
~ o,har da, .nd ra,harad ~, 80. ~.
ha oorId f;nJ in he ,own ;rrasnoot;ya o
as.o ne Sou,u oa,on ~ - - ~ anar.,
%, i >, ~ ,osSor o,n,N,
=; =; nIieo.,o,, .s.. ~ - 49, Vi
,i n;s ~ n NC, 81 LII ,L.',f hS o. at ~ .s IL
ng ~ ar rnas @ III -, 1a.s VI
~ do,s,,nod ,rar ,ta. 'ian L pi'In ~
,noda - WaiInwo conn,v,s n.s,a WIZ,
- s.;,,, :. ~ ,ftar Ill ,ha, w.
a; ply :. a,te .hat at .mt' III ~. ualunel
De-, so,,nd, A' -"noi o'ei on
l uses 'ounuI Il
About n1ty OF the Irlends OF Dr. and |
MIS-. Rinehart captured their residence last
ises by means of tbe I,angblin stree,
stairway They nroved amicahI inclined
60, 81 .c,..o;. - a;.,.a a.