The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-01-28
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Cs. know its provisions; but these will appear
go in good time.
ey During the pleasant weather to-day street
re- corners were monopolized by citizens WOO
ID. ing the sunshine and balmy breezes.
Mr.. F. NJ. Bixby has severed his conuec-
ep tion with the Moro Observer, and ]. B. Hos.
y. ford will again WELD the pen for its col
4. umns.
a. The taxable property in Wasco county
amounts to 81, FAC, sos according to the as
80 SCISSORS report and as equallzed by state
se se board 50. 262, 3s2.
If more parents would remember that
49, good cook adds more happiness to home
- - than poor musician, there would be fall
" ing off IN the business of divorce lawyers.
Cattle men in the north end Of Crook
|. county report their stock in good condition.
d They are feeding cows and calves, but other
@ stock are making their living on the range.
The petition for Tygh county has not vet
It been presented to the Legislature. Friends
t, OF the new division should not be dilatory
e in their movements, or their project will not
be successful.
n suit has been commenced in Judge
Fees court, In Union county, in which Sl40-
Q 600 was involved. This IS another one of
cattle owners. o'' 'O'"''i'
: h,.L-L .,u,
the mountains during the winter, saws the
0choco ReUielc, there is not "a much AZ
common, and more is needed to keep water
up In the streams next summer.
There will be $50. 900 Offices for Cleveland
next Isha 1918 49,, a S... sLe 1so =. mel.n
494 each day, he can finish rewardinQ his
Democratic friends in II months
IT..
senuss ~ auu nolninEs are cool ana
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S:an.i asn uuiuk .ne "a oaa ,oo. p'essns IN
In" s1e wan.er ., u 1851 wiz soon
"a Emasil.s county morse raiser recently
Lo.o Thn. snI " L u,s "o.se. ~ Nor'a "a
s"' A. nAT oesn spn'ssu a.AE l'om
n"Lo,a NJ nna ~ LA i.'H ~ Sos".n saSen "
a".;" Daa aIu so'u. iie niu ,,' ~ 70 or' 70 au
A'S'" ~ iAw W 'e''Ns' iis "o''e''
a-o senator @ huston won'd iniposs hne OF
Wv Wv ~ sOoO On 'ne inuis',"ai wno p1,n.s
SIu aS euo'neI ,e, inuiNiuusl tnis plii 10
oio" as sue noer 1's' .. .ne ulun s,Auowi.- ,
S was-,oau.u n, man anu .ne es'9eneu Iootpacs
au anu 'u'k'Ats VI 'ne s'a'e' ~ ouKn' no' 10
pass
An unfortunate individual, with little
poetry IN his soul, disposed Of LIQUOR to H.
dians Yesterday. and in consequence now
languishes in the county iail. rrepsratorv
to being taken to Portland and standing
trial before his honor. Judge Deadly for the
offense.
The RegNtdtor is nearly ready to be
launched. II is the intention Of the com.
pany to put the boat in the trade on the
iOsh of February. The business OF the
coming season Is expected to be quite brisk,
and the Regulator will undoubtedly control
the river traffic,
Last Wednesday evening, at the residence
of the brides parents in Albina, Miss Bertha
a. "en.z was married 70 mr. n. u. Slm-
nous. nous ane Partles are wen snown 70 our
r cislzens, nAsing resided mere lor numoer
ot W years ana wiz receive tne congratuiat'ons
VI MANY irienus'
The board OF government engineers, who
have been viewing out route for canal,
shIp.railway or portage railway between
this city and Cello. have not yet made
their report to congress; but 1t is under =
tSs so,tS . Ia IS ~" H. 80. ioau Y"
soN'. s'OS =. .Ae
Long Creek hagse; Geo. Madden. VINO mas
Deen steaIinR horses In the Haystack coun.
try and VINO, lt Is SAID, was the means OF
causing Young smith term I'd the Peniten-
tiary Ior the same business, mas been cap