The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-02-17


DIR. Morgher, of Hood Rivsr, is in the
eitv.
Circuit court for waseo county nvened
this city to-day.
Mr.. ]. NJ Hendricks, of Hood River,
gave us oall to-. day.
Editor j. Fl. Cradlebaueh, of the Hood
River Glacier, was in the olty yesterday.
The militia companies Ia this city w IL
give grand ball on Feb. 22d, Washing
toms birthday.
d. L. Bolton and C. m. WoIfard. were
excused from acting as jurors during this
term of court.
A chinook wind blew violently for a
spripglike and calm.
Mr.. L. P. Ostlund was appointed bailiff
Of the grand jury and j. W. Harper and J.
II. Jackson, general bailiffs.
We received pleasant call to- day from
Mr.. j. M Ledford, of Wamic. He says
there was no snew in that vicinity when he
left.
The wrecked coaches. which met with
the accident near Quinn's one day last week,
passed down the road Yesterday to the
Union Pacific shops at AlbiDa.
There was one ''d-d" incarcerated in
the city Jail last night, and two hoboes
given free lodgings The former was fined
| s. and costs ny the recorder this morning.
| Fourteen carloads OF cattle passed down
| the road yesterday from the stockyards of
r. E. Saltmsrshe & Co. in this city. The,
were en- route to Troutdaie and Port and
The following were drawn as grand jurors,
and after being sworn, retired uuaer in
structionss from the conrt: J E. b-rt
foreman, M Ledford, A Ssndford. ~
Kelly, Q Wing6eld, t w Gavey and o L
Paquet.
1t is reported that the special which now
arrives in this city at o'clock from Port
land will be continued eastward to Hepp-
ner. When this is put In operation it
will furnish increased Accommodations to the
travelling public.
Hon. M. A. Moody and Mr.. E. Schanno,
who made collections in this city for the
Oregon exhibit at the midwinter fair in
San Francisco, have been informed by the
committee in Portland that Oregon will
have no exhibition, aud, consequently, the
money will be refunded.
Yesterday morning about three inches of
snow lay upon the ground, and hear had
a wintry chllliness During the day the
sunshine moderated the GOODNESS of the at
mesphere. It is very evident the last pang
of dying winter, and In few days new
born spring may smile with childish delight.
The Whatcom Populists think they need
an opera house very badly, and being short
of funds they are offered their own prescrIp
tion BY local paper IN this wise: 1t is the
easiest thing in the world. Issue scrip
pay it for material and Labor and then make
1t receivable for entrance fees to concerts,
operas, etc"
The chairman and secretary of the Re
publican state central committee has issued
call for the state convention to meet il
Portland on Wednesday, April ii b, for tn
purpose OF nominating state and district off
GERS, and also for the convention of the sec
oud congressional district to meet in that
city on the same date.
The following are the attorneys in at,ea
dance on court: A s. Bepuett, E. B..
Dufur, H. S Wilson, B Huutington,
W. q. Wilson. L. Story. J. B Condon.
j. W. Cond N, Frank Menefre, w
Myers, Il. Il. Rlddel, E Schultz and Ii.
CradIebaugh, OF Hood River.
The meetings continue at the Christian
church and int rest is increasing. There was
perfect overflow last night to hear "Why
the Different Churche, Bpiise." Ordr-
| nance of baptism administered after the
sermon. Subject this eveding; "How a
Mighty Man of Valor Plays the Fool. "
Come and look at your photograph.
CORVALLIS Gazeete: Ed. q. Pentland, ed,-
| tor of the Vest Side, was in town Monday
on his way to the midwinter fair. While
here he arranged with Col Robert John son
| to edit his paper tor few weeks. All will
conoede that Bob ia a 6rst.class newspaper
man, but wnen he comes to writing Repub-
ican editorials we are afrai he'll get his
drinks mixed.
Last Saturday D. W. AllinghaIn, of Ma
toles, met with quite a serious ruraray ac-
cident. says the Ochoco Revie,o His team
ran off, throwing HIN out If the wagon.
Mr.. Allinghan was badly bruised, Though
not dangerously injured However he Is
we'll advanced In years and will, 1t is fesred.
recover slowly.
4 Walla Walla WOO! grower sent 29t tons
OF wool to the Boston market, and when he
received his returns the wee netted him 81
cents a pound. But the reform party says
se' yonr WOOL irem Aus'raiia or any other
GoohtrY wnefe you can See 1t Inc cheapest
81; the Australian clip rales the n ark.t
ln OrooR county we haven't much to brag
% Just no" ouo our enmst., winch can't
NC Nc oeat, says tne HeO'e" IL Just the thing.
lne pros are sioging 10 the bush, ho~ers
are oioomins on the Nil sides, the festive
~neeiman Is seen exercising his bleYcis On
'ne SONG roaos, ahn the passsall hsnd has
appeared WI MS Dali and bat annon cling
sprlhg mas come
Northacest Magdzine: a Norwegian who
IN hns;ns.. r Wstarrnun .aa
regard to If. .Av hen r,ts, 4 go
mont doe, farm hxa.,ooLs
Az tank Az ken mat,r d.s,,s - -
Won bIind nssy on V.t.rt.mn =. ..
,s Az ke, maLsn con =, a.. n'pa. pa
isrr. ..Au 80 A. .La,I
dees blind neg an do bes,ne.. 70 hsat h.i ~
). a. Lester was IN town Wedn esday. |
'ays the PrineYille ReUie'o. and informed us
tnat ne was delayed In starting south by
some one tnrning the n rses, he lnteod=d