The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-01-14

i rctuTQeQ IrOH odlculs anu WIN hou o W
sersation with Judge Boise, says that
| sIll use all his influence for its repeal. II
ludve said on speaking to him: "The la
,as not accomplished its purpose. 1t hi
) .,ermitted huge frauds. 1t Is failure an
must le repealed. 1t has made taxes
burden on the honest taxpayer. Tax dod,
| ny has come to be general practice, esp
;lally among the wealthy land owners.
From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. A. M. Macleod, of Portland,
visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. A. S.. Bennett Is vislting relative
md friends at Dayton, Wash.
Mr.. Ad. Keller, Of the Orc Fino. is agar
confined to his residence by sickness.
MIR. Merrill Fi-h, formerly foreman @
he TIMES. MoUNTAINEER Office, is in tn
;ity visiting friends.
The temperature was sufficiently low las
night to form Ice, and skating was Indulge'
n by our young folks this afternoon.
A fire at Stayton Tuesday destroyed th
Times office, d livery stable, dry.goods stor
md jewelry shop. The loss is not estimated
Miss Schulthis, of Pendleton, who ha
ueen visiting Miss Story in the city for
ew days cast, returned on the Afternoon
rain yesterday.
| Mr.. Vivian French and Mr.. Edwar,
French, who have been spending the holi
lays in this city, returned to their studie
| u Berkeley tni afternoon.
The Regulator as soon as repaired will
| be placed In the trade. 1t is expected
| that she will be able to make daily trip.
in the beginning of February.
A demi monde, on Front street, between
Union and Court, was fined 500 to-day be
tore Justice Schultz for larceny of 500. Sh.
pungled the amount, and was released from
ustody.
Rev. John Whis'er is conducting q
series of revival meetings at the M. E.
church in this city. Services commences
every evening at O'Clock. There is d
good attendance.
Hoboes pass through TIE Dalles on ever,
rain. They generally occupy blind bag
gage, and never utilize the break beam.
Our police force pass them ON. and give them
40 permission to take a lay-of and rest.
The abor1ginees on the banks of Mi.
creek still make night hideous, and the po-
zee made descent on them to keep dow.
heir bolsterousness. They procure whisky
,omewhere and jollify like their whit,
rothers.
M Fr.nk c.bol o.,o ~, from, W.n;n;+,,
.stard.n and g.. ,ha v.,n,ar roc ~ aI
nat could be desired by fai mers or stock
men. Cattle are b.inp fed but there is NJ,
,bundance of hay for several more we. ks q.
eyere weather.
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80. IS Sha. ~. v,,, ~ .;a.s,' - sa..i, ..,
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,.ns nast n sava o..,is ~ tha+ .;o;,,,t,
80 =, oood oor,,,,;on an., +hare i orasa ~
L;,sS g. soaS,
o ~
ME-. l.. DriVer' ol "anic' Is IN the CITY
o.uay. he has hearu hothing aoout iye'
,ounty, Out says the winter SO lar mas Deer
serV fevoraoie TO farming ana stock intel
s,s" e,s. 1"o sno" nao a,0ap ppoa,eu no"' ''''
'e o- 'o
The Union whist club was entertained
asst evening by Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. CrOssen,
,nd very agreeable time was spent. Mrs
Lochhead secured the first prize and Mrs
u K. Bay arc the BOBBY. MIR. Andrew Kel.
er, at his cate and oyster saloon, furnlsne
he rejection.
A eharpe of rane was tried before Mr.. T.
,ecI,u:L Yesterday. and after the test,mon>
vas card he yery uroperly dismissed tn,
,.,se He saws he newer mad case wit,
uch l,ttI testimony to snpnor. the facr,
alIeyed In the con,paint.
p,,
Voc Soneu ~ enu,eson
was IN need OF wedding outfit, and the ID
.e-ded groom being asked to provide IL.
,ould only produce 81. so, all be mad afte,
aying for the license. The mother declared
he match off as there seemed to be llttl,
prospect for her daughter to better hersel
oy union with a mau, the extent OF whose
worldly possessions was 81 so. THIS is OIL,
If those cases IN which the course OF tru
owe never did run smooth; but 1t Is alway
oetter to have these tender sentiment.
oacked by bank account.
The state military board, which has beebe
n session here tor two days, says the SaIeu
.,tatesman. cuu,pleted Its labors Yesterday
Inc ooaru approved OF must of the bills Or.
ented, but rejected a tew that were no
uthorized through the proper channels
Among other measures adopted by th
oard, Was resolution authorizing the H.
reduction Oh Dill removing the constitu
-ionai oDJections 70 the Dill proViulng los
he, erection OF armorles and the paymen
II rent tor the Use OF snitable buildings a.
rmories. The board also authorized ths
Introduction OF bill giving per diem oi
81. 90 to the members. of the state mIiItIs
while III active service, Tor the reason thai
ne present law ailows the boys In blue onif
he meager sum OF ~ cents per day.
Hennner Gozrne. Wes Marla,t Pe,i
Simison. Frank Hale. Chas. Elder and Al
~, a,
.,rdav the tr,.i bav,ng h..en noS,nonad
Mi the Yotb inst These wItnesses were
rann ir,.d to oiv. com, honas each for tbe,r
,,Y,,,aarance on ,bat dat. Each ono NJ.
~ tlpwad ~ become his oun snre,v FL
rovs COW thai The honds Mt Kimsey zach
each, but as the bonds given by non-resl-
uen,s o mooio ~ na.o a', " nc qua. 1. nntee w
n.,,on !, 70 ,,s,, liz civ ,I,oi anv one Nj,
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