The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-24
From Tbuxsday,s eaily.

Judge Beunett re urned last evening from
attending circuit court at Moro.
No train from the east arrived today; but
two or more are expected tonight.
Judge Bradsiaaw returned yesterday after
neon from hold q term of court at Moro,
Sherman county.
The Equitable Mortgage Co., of New
York, have assigned all their mortgage. IN
Wasco county to Charles Seymour Glenfell
and Harvey Ranking.
Exchange: The word mas hS@ 66,726.-
S42, 237 .955. 1865 inhabitants since the be-
ginning Of time. This item was 'rssd" in
lifting; We are in doubt about the last oaree
+ 6gures.-ED
Mr.. D. 4. Leet, of Moro, gave us an
agreeable call this morning. He says the
!. roads in Sherman county are becoming in
fair condition, but from the Deschutes to
The Dalles they are still in a bad state.
MIR. G. w Moore, of Grass Valley IN
. Sherman county. paid this office call TO-
day. He :aays the farmers Of that county
. are very hopeful of the fut4re Crop pros
pects,were never better, and great expecta-
tions are entertained of the next harvest.
Salem Statesman. In his notice to tax
payers, Sherff George A. Lands, of LIN
coin county, states that he ~ i'll MT receive
checRs or drafts on any hank " LaudIs is
Populist and serving IN the sphtre OF
=sherIf through the appointing power OF
aGoyernor Pennoyer.
The army of tramps that invaded Cai
Corn "a during the fall and winter are RettlDk
seadx to move eastward The railroads
will an AIN be forced to give them free trans
nertatio =. the tramps have learned the
value of organization, and do not pro pose
to walk.
The Den. 'ocratic New York Sun says:
-Tbe ,3asth day of Mr.. Gleveland's term
fnds b,m m the Dismal swamp and the
Democracy sn t, he indigo depths of discour-
:auement # not despair. That is the bal
.ance sheet of thu years business. It has
been a.sorry year fo Democracy"
Albauv Democnat: The Populist of Linn
county are modest fell&'ws IneV nave ,oul
,capaidstes flor state of icers, DIR l. Hill
for governor, B #. Ramp for congressman;
G. B. Montague for seere tary OF state. ana
George Alexantier for state printer. Inc
recent convention endorsed the hrst Two
named.
The sociable given by the ladies OF the
Christian church last evening in the St
ment of the bui ding, attracted very gotd
atte ndance, and the occasion was a very en-
iovable enc. An agreeable evening was
scent by those present, the next so
ciable given by the ladies will be Largely at
tended.
A surprise party was given by her little
nlaymates to Bessie Young last Saturday
evening. and the time was spent very en-
ioyably by the little folks. Those present
werr Haiti Glenn. May Jackson, Albert
Fonts. JOSIE and Bertha Keller. Maude
Michel Bessie, Nora and Grover Yoang.
Bids for the construction of the state IN
stitute for the blind were opened at the
capitol on Tuesday last. There were thirty
ctmpe.itors. The lowe-t bid was S9. .604,
{ by ,iar,lner & McLenn, OF Portland, ana the
bighest 1892. by Roblish Mckenzie,
. .ot Portland. II is evident that bidding
upon public buildings has not been reduced
to an exact science.
According to the st. Helms Mist, Hon.
Geo. w. Mcbride, secretary of state. Is
now at his cd home in st. Helen's and is
very ILL., Ee is suffering acut.ly from his
old time ailments, but it is hoped BY his
many friends that under the skiliful treat
,mept of his medical advisers he will speed
-ilv recover. He is now under the attentive
care of his sister, Mrs. Holman.
Saws the Astorian The cry from busi-
ness men for congress to do sonnet hing con-
tipues. and grows louder and more express
i've of trouble. But as the Democrats all
,say the tariff bills are all unsatisfactory, it
ia clear that the only chance for stability Is
the overthrow Of the Democratic party,
whose sole capacity Is for mischief, and
whose only policy is that of meddlesome
destruction.
One solitary, lonely tramp. having i'm
.b,bed more than was necessary of stImulat-
ing fluid, was tourd wandering around the
streets last night. and was Jailed by tn