The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-03-04
From Friday's Daily.

Tuesday night. E
From Fridays Daily.
Mr.. ]. B. Warner, of White Salmon
WASH, is in the city to-day.
Mr.. c. G.. Roberts, who has been east 70
several months, returned on the midnigh
train.
A marriage license was issued YESTERDAY
to Mark Collins aud Julia Porter by tn
county clerk.
Sheriff Ward returned last night from {
tax-co lecting tour at Cascade Locks ant
| Hood River.
The city jail did not have a single occu-
pant last night, and The Dalles enjoys al
immunity from foot.pads and hoboes.
In different portions of the city the ac-
/ tivlty of the spring season has begun. yards
are being cleaned and repairs being done.
| Next Monday the annual school meeting
| for election of directors, levying school
taxes and the transaction of other Business
will be held in every district in the count y.
Princess Victoria Kaiaulani of the Sand
wich Islands arrived in New York on the
lst instant. She has come to this country
to talk vita the people, and not to dema nd
the crown to which she is the rlghtful heir.
Leaves of forest trees were brought to the
city to- day well covered with San jose
scale. Whether they were killed by the
cold weather cannot be ascertained without
the insect is viewed under powerful micro
scope.
Mr.. W. Kelsay, of Antelope, gave us a
call to-day. He has been in town for few
days past, and will return home tomorrow.
Stock In the vicinity of Antelope have Jared
well during the winter, and the loss will be
very hight.
Mr. c H. Southern, of Boyd, gave us
call to-day. There is foot of snow IN that
vicinity yet, though the hillsides are bare.
The. streams have not increased In violence,
and it is very evident the moisture h IS gone
into the ground.
Mr.. j. E. Barnett, who resides in the
bluff addition to the city, in attempting to
jump over the fence surrounding his resi-
dence Wednesday fell and Injured his foot
quite severely. 1t has forced him to Ise
crutches in walking arouni.
Moro Observer: j. NJ. Powell has IN 200
acres of sammer fallow already, and Will
sow more this spring. His son, Hiram, has
about 800 acres in grain. These faruIers
Will rake in lots OF dollars next fall if gram
sells at anything like fair price.
A Heppner dispatch says that Doran
Temple. No. g. Pythian sisters, was instl-
tuted there last nis ht by Supreme Chief Mrs
Hochstedler. with "a membership Of SO The
Knights OF Pythias are making every effort
to make the coming session of the grand
lodge brilliant success.
Under the new law, the salaries of the
county treasurers of the Eastern Oregon
counties will be as follows: Baker, $500;
Crook, S400; Gillian, $3.50; Grant, 500;
Harney, $500; Malheur, $500; Morrow.
$500; sherman, 500; Umat.lla, $500;
Union, 500; Wasco, $500.
It is stated that the Peoples party will
soon start newspaper IN Eastern Oregon
The paper will be owned by company, and
will be de oted TO the interests of the party.
The company will have capital OF not less
than $4,000. We have not yet learned
what town will be favored with the new
Journal.
A very pleasant party was held at the
residence of Mr.. Henry Klindt about three
miles west Of the city, last evening. There
was quite lumber OF the friends of Mr..
khinuJ present, anI the hours We're passed
very agreeably ln the mszy d nee. The
music wa excellent, and the numbers were
thoroughly enjoyed.
Under the new law, the county clerks
and erIffs of Grant aud Crook, are to re-
G i've for their services an additional com
pensation of 3S3 per centum, except In the
Ease of tex Collections made by Grants
sheriff By Dodsons bill, Baker, Union,
Jack SOD, Lake, Umatila, Wasco anu
K amath. are now exempt from this section
If the code
Walter Thompson had his knee cap
shocked out of place one night last week
while on horseback riding home from the re-
rival meetings at DeMoss Springs, says the |
Moro Observer. HIS knee came in contact |
With one of his companions horses. and tine |
'patella'' was thrown out, the result being |
hat he now limps along in the most -ap |
,roved fashion.
AL. Hembree, of Grass Valley, has been
rrested in connection with the death of |
John Kennafick, the particulars of which |
ppeared in this paper this week. Mr.. |
1embree furnished bail in the SUN of $1,000, |
md will appear before the grand jury at /
he coming term of court. A telegram was |
ecelved from the deceased's brother re-
Iuesting that the dead man be given de- |
ent burial.
Tomorrow will be inauguration day. and
Democracy will be jubilant. Ia Portland |
90 guns will be- fired from Portland I
1eIghts, aud there will be grand lnaugu-
alton ball in the evening. We have heard
t no programme being prepared by the
Democrats of this city.
W. w. Journal: Drs. Bingham and Key.
Or amputated the right leg of John Mullan
{ the hospital Wednesday. Muilan was
ngaged as a swltchman in the Union Pa
itic yards at Tekoa Tuesday when he was
truck by car and he fell on the track, the
rheels of the car passing over his right leg
early severipg 1t. He was brought to this
tv and the physicians amputased it just
Glow the knee.
Gov. Pennoyer issued three pardons on
Wednesday, and Harry Howard, who was
ommItted from Multnomah county for the
rime of LARCENY and served the full term,
Ohm A. Long, from Multnomah, May II,
500, for five years for larceny, and VIM.
!, MIchaeis, from Union, for seven and a
aif years for manslaughter, are now free
len, and can hereafter exercise the right of
itizsnship. II
An epidemic resembling the measles, but
a mild form, has broken out in this neigh
says the Moro Observer. Last
EEK Fred Meader took sick with it. Wal
ar Douglas had similar complaint before
e went to Wamic a couple of weeks ago,
nd several others were affected in like
tanner. However, none seems to have
cen much inconvenienced by 1t, and school
goes" just the same as ever, so the malady +
not very dangerous,
Superintendent Shelly will hold local
lstitute at Dufur, March 10th and llth,
ay and evening. The educational meetings
eld heretofore at this place have been very
lterestihg and profitable. A cordial invi-
ltIon is extended to parents, school officers
nd friends of education, to attend and take
n active part In the exercises. The object
these local meetings is not for show, but
, assist in building the country schools oil
ne county. Full programme will be pub {
shed later.
Pendleton Tribune: The editor of the
forming Democrat. in urging the claims of
'aker City for the location of the branch
,sane asylum, should not forget that Baker
ounty had golden opportunity to help L