The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-11

The national quarantine bill has sim
ally passed the senate.
Senator Kenna, of West Va, died in
Washington city yesterday.
That the Great Northern, is coming
right into Portland, is now believed by
great many. =
Gov. Pennoyer's message is not very
short, as proposed; but it is in some
respects sweet
A case of Grim. con. is attracting the
attention of bystanders and taking up
the time of Justice Schultz this afternoon.
Coy. Pennoyer adopts the recommen-
dation of THE CHRONICLE, for state in
heritance tax law. This was the only
paper in the state to advocate this
measure.
Rev. ]. A. Orchard OF Goldendale is
in the city today and made us pleas
ant call. The reverned gentleman is
en- route to Lewiston, Idaho, where he
goes temporarily on work connected
with his missionary Iabors.
The wall of wrath from the Astoria
liquor dealers because of receiving cop
les of a cent testament for 50. so c. o.
D., is being visited upon the head Of an
kex-drummer for a cigar house in Port
land named Trainor. Jim will wish he
hadn'tplayed the joke SO often before
he gets through with it.
'sThe Lone Princess is pathetic
story going the rounds of the press
which use plate matter. The woman
described in the story formerly lived in
Walla Walla, where for several years
she taught school and penmanship and
was considered one of the brightest
teachers on the Inland Empire. Her
relatives still reside in Tillamook and
will make an effort to bring. her back
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Mears of Golden.
dave, gave as a pleasant call today.
From them we learn that Klickitat
| county is in good condition, having had
her soil soaked thoroughly by the late
SHOWS. In some places the farmers are
plowing, but generally speaking is too
| wet. Stock are doing well on the range
and, has not fallen of in flesh to speak
| of. 44s e 2E]ss ha t--<-
Hon. J.. H. Mosier Of the town of
Mosier, is in the city today. In CONVEX
sation with him We learn the snow is all
gone in his section, also that petition
was circulated through that place few
days ago, asking that the legislature
create the county of Cascades by cutting
of the western portion of this county,
and resulted In being refused by nearly
ieyeryone. Mr.. Mosier says the scheme
fs simpracticable and the people 80 con-
slider it,
Peter West of Umatilla county is in
| trouble for dunning delinquent for $40
! on postal card. 1t appears that the
4 postofice regulations forbid the mailing
4 Of 9 postal card upon which is written a
dun for debt due. On June 9TH, 1892,
according to the statement Of Mr.. West;
the latter loaned to Mrs. Jacinta Cherry
Of Milton, the sum of $40. The contents
ofthe postal card as given by Mr.. West:
Tread as fohowA e :. When loaned you
the $40 IN June, while your son lay sick
you promised to pay me by this 2Oth Of
july and r am very sorry to now be
Fisrosd 10 ene syou ii order to get back
IsWhat I loaned you. So do Hot feel ae-
| Rrieved when an officer comes with the
1 necesssy papers, for 1t is your own &C
ltions which force me TO sue. Don't go
j 20 church until You can pay me.'' The
i defendant was taken to Portland at con-
adorable expense fox trial before Judge
| Deadly.
a fne.lo. q furniture going re.y. low