The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-02-10
From THURSDAYS Daily.

From THURSDAYS Daily.
The lenten season began Yesterday.
A. A Jayne. prominent attorney oi
n.toD, is n TIE city.
Sheriff Ward aud Mr.. J. L Story re-
'urped Last mig ht from visit to Case ID
Locks.
Snow on the Klickitat hills this morning
chilled the warmth of poetical illusions on
spring.
Spring fights, and our police and justice
courts may be expected to furnish items
tor reporters.
Mrs. Fl. ii. Beall, who has been visiting
friends in the city for the past few days. re-
turned Yesterday to her home in Albany.
The following deed was filed with the
county clerk to-day: Edwin J. Sprague
and wife to Samuel F. Blythe; five acres in
sec 27, tp 3 q, r 10 e; 800.
The absence OF arc lights these night.
make the streets very gloomy. Our CHI.
Gems are very anxious that electricity be
urned on 10 this direction.
Mr.. 81. IA. R,ddeil returned last night
rom attending the meeting OF Republican
obs in Portland. H. describes the session
4s very harmonious and enthusiastic.
Mr.. e. jacobsen, school clerk, Is eDum-
-rating the children in this district OF
choei age-between and 20 years. 1,
will take some days to complete the work.
Two carloads of sheep left the stock
yards of r. E. Saltmarshe 4 Co. yesterday
for Seattle. Eastern Oregon furnishes beef
and mutton for nearly every portion of the
sound.
l. -f H. Lii I,-k L.,
East End Hose Co. amount to S9S 80. This
indicates very liberal receipts. and speaks
vel for the popularity of the fire company
at the East End
A Sc. Petersburg editor has hit upon the
nution Cf printing his journal on paper
suitable for making cigarettes. 1t is 'aId
ITS crcu asinn has been largely increased by
by this mean,, as the Russians are largely
gwen to smoking cigarettes. which they
make Themselves.
A warrant of arrest was issued to-day by
Recorder Dufur for Mlcheal Donlau, who
- as accused of assam with dangerous
weapon on VIM. Haley Tuesday night
Inc trouble occurred lB the East End In this
uty, and brass knuckles were used. II is
-ported they did effective work in the
bruising line.
Valley Transcript: Salem has two candi-
iates for secretary of state-HOD. + Hirsch
ans Hon. E B McEiroy. Either of these
gentlemen Possesses the necessary quaI.ticA-
ton, are widely known and would fill the
office acceptably if chosen. II. R. KIncaid.
OF the Eugene Journal, is also a candidate
for the posities.
The following officers were elected by the
East End Hose Co, last evening at its reg.
ulsr nesting: Ii. L. Kuek. president; r.
f. Williams. seoreta y; Frank Kramer.
reasurer; Mat. Snoren, foreman; Thomas
Su Ivan, first assistan n. st. Arnold,
second assistant; W. Fl. Lochheaa, R. E
5aItmarshe and Dan Baker, delegates to the
nre department.
The commissioners of Spokane county are
having trouble over relief asked for by
persons in INDECENT circumstances. They
nc oaily called upon by crowds of men aud
women asking tor charity. and resources
are getting low. During the past month
the cash spent for charity was S59l SO, be-
sides supplies amounting to much more,
aud there is NO cessation of the demand ON
he county.
The revival which has been in progress at
he Christian church for nearly two weeks
i. awakening quite an interest. The pastor
- greeted every evening with large atten
ave audiences. There have been -FOUR ad-
dItions to the church to date The subject
this evening will be, 1.-The Strange Voyage
of Jonah, or Did the Whale Swallow
JONAH" All are cordially invited to attend.
Nat Blum, the notorious Portland Snug
gler. still fingers in Washington. dis
patch from the capitol says it is doubtful If
Il ft,av ,ardo ha 10 off
persons have thought that the charges
which have been made against him from the
west, have determined the officials to de
sothing for him. Blum says the officials
nave known all about him r,ght along. and
that it has not made any difference to them
Although Judge Fullerton adjourned
court to SIT again on the I'd Of March. at
which time the Oregon Pacific sale will
again be considered, it is the impression
.mong the legal fraternity that the sale will
not be ordered to take place earlier than
June. ANY sale made sooner it Is thought
sill result as the sale of December 18th 1t
is rumored that by that time the Rogg fac
Fossil Journal: This is the season of re
vivaIs. The interest is still increasing in
the one being conducted in Fossil by Rev.
and the church is crowded every
venlng, although it is now nearly three
weeks since the meeting opened. Rev.
Henton. of Dallas, opened meeting at
MayviIle this week. Rev. Curran. of Con.
don, dropped us card informing US that he
has opened revival meeting at Lexington
with good prospects.
The Oregon State Journal says: "a gen
.leman who has taken prominent part in
public affairs, and perhaps knows as much
As anybody about coming events cast their
hadows Beforehand it is very little any
Sody knows about such things in these uu-
settled times-writes in personal letter to
the editor of this paper, among other things
As follows: I fear there is q growing tend.
ency east of the mountains for eomhina.
tion of the Democrats and Populists. In
some places Hermann was spoken of for
governor, but not favsrably. The feeling is
for him to stay where he is in congress
Johns Of Baker City, Anderson of Baker.
Leasure of Pendleton and Hilton of W asco,
are spoken of for congress in this district
Fulton Of Astoria has been much talked of
for congress, but it is generally understood
by his numerous friends he DIES not want
the Office"