The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-03-18
From Tuesdays Daily.


MI. u. u. niuoei returheu on inc Hain
ies' evening lroli moro.
onerin wara returned last nignt from
shoro Vlsit 70 ror1iand'
| he sale of the Oregon Pacific railroad
has been postponed until June 2Sth.
| Work has begun at the Locks. and sew
eral stone-cutters are now employed.
| Last Sunday night snow to the depth of
| an inch fell in the y1c,pity of Kingsley.
| Jndoa D.vennor. and go, Mos;sr
| of Mds,e- ars rao;.tsred 81 tbe IT,nat;IIa
Honse.
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;.n ~ Nansans. aI,so,an ~ fsoss ,,,s snnsy
st,lI co,,ers ,hs cronnd
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mr. Hu' Oriuin, oi NAnsene. Is y .ne oisY.
,.;,ta :, aSoaiIan, oard;t;ar
ABOUT 10y neso Oh caetie were oenorDeo at
foiK Dutier last wees. Ihese are uoinR
"eil' ana no great loss Is expected.
Mr.. A. w. Shaw, who was murdered
near canyon City last week, was formerly
resldent Oh tnis CITY, anu WorKeu q. the
piacksnitn uaue ior n"n. oeo' a. hieoe'
A Scio girl has a tongue so colossal
that she can wet a Columbia postage
stamp at one lick. The man who marrles
her will be entitled to the sympathy of
1he world
Mr. Henry S;mons. of Eight Mile. ia in
town TO-DAY. He saws there Is Considerable
snow on the north hill sides. and il will be
81, eral days before the ground will be IN
condition to be plowed.
The meet hound t,a;n dra hare ot Q
.o,clock .h;s ,norn;,e did NOT arrive nn,iI
TX ,h,a '.s a.,a.n.,n rha daIa,, ,.,as ,,sa5
nv bridge heino washed swav on the
line of the Union Pacific In Nebraska.
~ usrr;n tho nbotooranhar has
Several exceIIent views Of CoI1mbia river
soauar T., S.o,,, ~ b;s ,a,ier, ~ Sacnnd
scenery M llons =. nls gs.,eiy VI oeconu o.s
a .yy,,, s,,saa, n ~ ,.sa,
n t;aa ,,s'' is ,,,a, snu u'y ".s' Ae' INC '''e
-
s. - my
oay at taqulna, we 'eain ilona .ne NeIs,
N.u .:. we S"i ieS - ~ '.I oa'- wAo
~ 'uouSus tnoie rou
Ieau animal nut sne Ianueu ABOUT inhe
ooio" alive, pus very nuSu e1nauS'eu'
Haystack cor. Long Greek Eagle: Deer
are very plentiful now in the low hills, aud
our local nu6ters are aav,ng oe.ter luck
snan IN tne nrs. par. ol .ne winsel, wneI
one VI 'nem went uuutiuR ior user anu ..e'u
GOOD, ne saia ne was nos coon nunlinR,
snerelore "ouio not waste q snos AZ 'ne
ani'nais'
We received call this morning from
Mr.. E. e. Sharon, grand chancellor of the
knights OF Pythias OF this state. The
erIer Is IN very prosperous So1oluon'
anu new @ menoess Us are uesng h a9ues eS. meea.
~. ne isi. 1n S sne easIgounu .:e a,:elnoo1 ~
E Lam W xist Iouses Ia o'iei poiuonS Vi
Has'ern oieson-
The VISIT OF the governor and treasurer TO
Eastern oregon TO locate the site OF the pro-
posed branch insane asylum mas oeen post
poned on account OF the disagreeabie
weather prevailing east OF the cascade
,a,, mountains; lucy were eAPsc.su AZ tne
lanes " uaSi Sus yne s.ie =. . sue" '''.'
nAs "o' 'een ueun'e' 'o.'eu ye''
AS iaT as Ine Daiies ana vicinitv are con-
cerned the commission 70 select tne sue ior
he insane asylum should not postpose Its
visit by reason OF the weather. The hills
are bare OF snow and WHO MOWERS are IN
bloom PARTNER east the country may sun
De embraced IN tne 10y arms Oh winter; Dut
tnis Is NOT true OF 1ne SITUATION at tue gaze
way oil the Inland Empire.
The body Of August Olsen who myster-
lousiy disappeared at Florence ABOUT reo-
ruary iZtn' was 1ound noating IN tne fiver
ne near tne r10rence cannery, = mrs.
farKer, iase AhursoaY. coroneis Jury
iouna ina. tne deceased came 70 ms oeatn