The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-03-04
NUMBER 80

plete bank across the river, but this wal
soon broken, and no obstruction to naviga-
tioD need be apprehended.
"My darling" whispered he, gazing into
her heavenly blue eyes, 'what is eternal
bliss!" In astonishment she opened wide
her eyes and said, "Why having your photo
take by Herrin of course" Gallery over
the postofice.
The celestials at Astoria, in celebrating
their new year, came near inaugurating
a confiagration. By prompt action of the
fire department the blaze was kept in a
state of iuclplency until completely put
out by water.
A telegram was received today from
Salem stating that the supreme court had
affirmed the decision of the court below in
| the case of Geo. w. Roland, ct al, VS.. Geo.
Williams, administrator of the Michelbach
estate. The title of the property was de-
cided in the circuit court TO be in the
Michelbach heirs, and this decision has been
affirmed by the highest tribunal in the state.
Here's the way the matter is looked at
in Roseburg: "There is movement on
foot to organize military company IN
Roseburgh, and 30 names have already.
been signed to the roll. Since the o. N.
G. is getting 100000 during the next two
years there is no reason why Douglas
county shouldn't get its share of the
Doodle and have a Uniform company.
Boys, get in and drill"
Robert E. BYbee, the wellknown horse
man, died Sunday at oakland, Cal, aud
will arrive In Salem to-day. The deceased
was 40 years of age, and all the years OF his
life but two were passed IN this state. Mr..
| IN C.I1 fon
with Misty Horn, Rosebud and Broad
church. three of his best horses, After
Winning several good purses, the deceased
was taken i'll with heart troubles to which
he finally succumbsd.
The Chautauquans held their weekly
meeting last evening. The usual course
was pursued, the recitation for the even
ing being on Greek architecture and was
conducted by Miss Frazier. The quota
tions for the evening consisted of selec-
tions from Burns. Those present were:
Mesdames Crandall, Hlai eley, Dunlap
and Shackleford Misses Frazer and
Lark; Mr.. III H. RIddell. The next meet
ing will be at the residence of G. J. Gran
dali. Quotations from Lowell
East ,Oregonian: There Is snow to the
depth of four feet at Kamsla, and the
earliest residents are trying to remember
when there was more snow In the noun
tains at this season Of the year. Three feet
fell last Saturday and Sunday night, the
s'o u oe.ne amp. uop,eeeueulen' ana tne
lorehoon "est'eounn tram was delayed
uhtli 500 at hisht ~ reseh'ng r.naieton.
=, a rotary snow -iNo" was seIs from La
E'auue anu sooe sa'S' u '"c o'oekaue; oun'
gay nlgn' uauh ron ',n east was ueiayoa
Brownsville Times: One OF ihe largest
wildcats eyer killed in this neiglborhood =.
was killed the fore part OF the week by
Frank Winds, who lives about two mi les
east oil this place. Master Frank notIced
the animal crossing Mr.. Cushmans' pasture,
where he had no doubt been nibbling
around In ssarcn OF a lamo, upon whicn TO
make ms feast, whea the nervy lad pro
cured rihs and piercet It's heart With
b'llet the first shot. We did not learn the
exact measurements OF this animal, but suf- :
nee 10 say tnat ie measured somewhere IN
tne heighooihoop OF between TWO ann nue.
teen ieet, or tnereaoouss'
Articles of INCORPORATION of The DaIles.
Dufur. Kingsley. Tvph Valley and Wamic
Telephone Co., were filed with the county
clerk to-day. The object of the company
is to build and operate q telephone line
from The Dalles 20 WamIc, with offices ut
The Dalles, Dufur, Kingsley, Tygh VAL
ley, Wamlc, and at such other points
along said line as the interests OF the pub
lie and said company may from time to
time require. Capital stock of the COM
Dany is $l4O0, divided into fourteen hun
dred shares of 81 each. The names of the
lncorporators are NJ. A. Gordon, Il. N.
Driver and L. P. Dorais.
East Oreoon,an: In a personal letter lust
received from Hone, Idaho. the nartic-
MARS are obtained Of the shaking IF fonr
steamboats, ON Lake Pend D'Orollle dur-
inc the severe storm of two weeks ago
They were the large messenger steamer
pyescou owned bv The master mechanic
of the Nortbern Pacific The O;ty N
Hone. a pleasure steamer. The Mud Henl
and Gregt Eastern, two steam barges.
The lake was the toughest ever expert
enced. No lives were lost as the boats
we're all In winter quarters when sunk.
Three steamers are being put IN trim TO
run on the Columbia from Wenatchee 10
the Okanogan mines this summer in AL
ticipation of the large trade expected TO
be done i'll that country.
Ey,nino TeLeoram. Mrs r Griffith-met
with n serious accident Yesterday morn
inc she retired with her dangh,er Mics
MIME Gr,tfi,h NJ an asrIv honr Satnr-.
dav NIGHT and abont Q O'Clock their sIeen
was disturbed bv a noise on the outsioe
ond thew arose 10 ;nvaotioata tho canse
Pe,urning ~ he'd thew had scsrce,v ,a;n
iown when tbe,r foided he'd Closed nn
oinning them ;ns,,se Mrs sITifith,s
chest was serionslv crushed bnt Miss
Griffin sustained hut sIigbt ininrias
Their cries for helm were not heard for
.oma time bnt finally, an occnnanf of an
,d;o;n;ng ,oom heard them and after
Iryipo t6e door. which was locked. se-
;ureu poiivSnai, anu .ue uoo, was