The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-02-11
ing with the dumb brutes, and we are in


formed that several died.
This has been the coldest winter ever ex
perienced on the Sound; but at last ac-
counts chinook had visited Tacoma.
: Another blockade Hard times side
tracked and HerrIn's Paris panels OIL
through train. Gallery over the postofice.
Coasting mishaps have been quite fire..
quent in the northwest this winter; but
only one serious one has happened In The
Dalles thus far.
Rabbits are being brought to the city in
large numbers. The poor brutes, during
this cold and snowy weather, are easily
chased down and killed.
Mr.. julius Weiseck hal the second
operation performed for tumor on the neck
Saturday, and rallied after it was removed
and is getting along nicely.
There were two hoboes arrested by the
police last night They were found wan
dering around the streets aimlessly, and
were taken IN out of the cold.
Tne Worlds FAIR bill passed the house
Saturday by vote Of 30 to 20. We have
not seen the amount appropriated; but this
is movement in the right direction.
The steps to the bluff addition have been
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snow shovelled off after each storm. Thanks
: are due for this good work to the street
commissioner.
According to Grant county exchange,
lynx are hanging around North FORK sheep
corrals and feasting on fat mutton at the ex.
| pense of sheepowners, who have declared
war on the midnight prowlers.
Centerville Leader: The extremely cold
l.
its run between The Dalles and this place
the first of the week. We hope, howeve.,
traffic will soon be again resumed.
Seventeen carloads of cattle are being fed
at the stockyards of r. E. Saltmarshe &
Co. Their destination IS the Portland
market, and they will he shipped as soon as
tine road is clear of obstructions.
Our young people have become tired of
the pleasures of coastlng, and one can walk
up any of the hills In the vicinity of The
Dalles without the least danger OF being
run against by a sled and having limb
broken.
We have received from the Historian a
good print OF the last portrait of Hon.
James G.. Blaine. It Is good picture of the
gentleman as he appeared in the last years
of his life; but not when he was in vigorous
Lee miler ano FRANK McDean are running
a orils up near Ihe livery ssap.e IN tne
oiS go -, -SS C;.,' a~ohs 49,,
sc.a a.. ,>,r,;o,, IS tha oa,-,r, O., r;.,, =,
aarI,, I've
Edst OTegonaan: ihese are the senators
VINO Votea lor AN open river ana greater
freedom Ior eastern oregon: omitn, haley'
Denny, willis, hlrscn, fulton, Steiwer,
Matiock, Woodard, Blackman and McAllis.
ter. Inc people OF Eastern oregon VIII
not forget tnem. Ihey yoted IN the peo-
PIE oeuAi'
1t Is not at all conduciVe TO peace ana
harmony Tor pdter jana"'ds TO awaken these
MORNINGS ana ma tne water mains frozen
soiio' ana aiter igniting tne Kltcnen nre 70
De forced TO tnaw out water pipes before ne
can partake OF stimulating cup OF coffee
and eat his morning meal; but such has
been the experience ID many families IN TINS
city during the present winter.
Grant County Ns,ps: This country is pro-
lite in resources. Bob Ray informs US that
he cut ''bee tree" few days ago that
contained loo pounds OF hne honey. ana ne
says the mountain forests contain many |
more trees inhaoited by the tIreless little |
tollers. The millions OF wlld nowers shat |
grow on the mountain SIDES and IN the
meadows every summer are coveted by the |
busy bees.
The Cogswell stock bill should not pass, |
says the Heppner Gdzette. To divide the |
taxes on stook that go into another county |
is fair, and such bill would meet the ap-
probation OF stockmen. But to have to pay
taxes, and an unjust license besides, for the
pr"iieee Vi neruing on Choie oah grass,
- ~ 80 ~ -.sas e. 80. o,,...,o 81 ~
,s.sad
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1ne Greas No,'neIn s~tcnoac6 over
S.epnens pass % IN sne Tasosue - Is : .r.ne h oag.
ten miles ID length. Inc eastern approach
70 tne summit Is Iour ana naii miles iong'
tne distance oeing mainiy gained Dy one
TO- long loop on tne sou.n sue VI the mann ms
Ine western approach Is oniy niie iouRer,
ana ioliows more intricate pain IN one
place making loar neary pArarei rn toi oni
.h.o,h .L -nonn.a,, ,Hh;on 10 20 h. cor,-
nIsted in Isa5 w,lI he ahont "a OOO feet
iong
cs,.,. o..,. :.
,.'a az .saa... = o.:ad a. s =.
LIS Sn,s Guy, w. sno .t oIJo.e a.. SOU - a.
v" .,',n.s ~, - s,ooS ~ go ~ .. cohs.,s
a.o.a 49, and ,."o, tSs. t,r,a m San,
a.N - 1' .s s - .Lp -
,ooth h,sm al, d., r. DaIIa.
%, .os", 49, G..':n 49,
sVaRe went 40 iaI 40 Oeuseisite az" snen
returned, while the Grant mail failed to ar.
rfe si'opssner' W "eonesuay morulus |"
was rom IL 70 Is oelo" zero ana showing.