The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-02-03
From Thursdays Daily.

Mr. L. u. Sexton, OF hlngsieY, IS IN Tn
;ity.
Mr.. Neil Mcleod, of Goldendale. Is !,
he ci y.
Judge LOUIS Davenport. of Mosier, is il
wn to- dav
Hon. W. ]. Mariner, county Judge Q
Gillian county, was in town Yesterday.
Mr. Ed. NJ. Patterson and Mr.. Ed. May,
rsturned last evening from a short visit at
Antelope.
A marriage license was granted to-day b,
he county clerk TO Phillip Erich aud Mis-
Emma Olsen.
The thermometer marked 27 degree
boye zero this morning. Nand ice formed to
considerable thickness on water.
Parties who came in from Antelope yes
erday say there is no snow in that ylcin-
y, and that cattle of all kinds are doing
veil.
notwithstanding the fact that this morn
ing was cold and frosty, the day was
right and clear; in fact, spring-like il
very way.
The club dance for Friday night will moi
commence until $50. to give all chance tc
,ttend the geography class in the early
part of the evening.
Mr.. Nj T. Nolan. member of the Reppb-
an central committee. re urned on the |
ock train to-day from attending he cor
ION oi committee men held III Portlai
teid'y.
Jnion are visiting Salem to hurry action as
rHe @ho Of for 3 hn
AGch asylum, and beginning the erection
the buildings.
One of the attaches of this Office said this
tternoon that he thought spring was com
ug, because he saw COW slip IN the alley.
She stepped IN piece Of ice and slipped In
Consequence OF the rash act
The olowing deed was filed for record
o-dav: B 81 Thurston to G w D etze;
, divided ons half i'm crest in lots J, X an
;. block IA, Fit. Dalies military reservation;
81 and ether valuable consideration.
Justice Schultz has had some buslne-s
urIpg the last two days; but the trials are
to be had. These are not OF very sg-
.ravated nature, one being charge of lar
eny by bailee, and the other a triflng Of
ense.
Tne Union Pacific in this city receiv ed
.enJy carloads of ice from North Powder
Ter during. the week. There is not
iach hope of ice forming in this vicinity of
uticlent thickness this winter for use next
ummer
Astoria is the latest TO fall in line with
'ort.and. Salem and Eugene to devise
means Of economy in municipal affairs A
omnittee of thirty has been appointed for
hat purpose, and work has begun in good
-arnest. What town will be the next?
An organzatIon OF the Sons of Veterans
vas perfected in this city last night with
ne following oticsrs: o. c. Hollister,
iptain, Fl Cheesemap, first lieutenant;
\. VArney. second lieutenant; F Phelps.
hsirman, D. c. Lemison, executive com
nittee.
The Union whist club held its usual
e,kl, meeting last evening at Fraternity
All. There was quite unber of mem
ers and guests present, aud several tab e.
ere occupied. The games CONTINUED until
late hour. and were very interesting
rs. ". II. Wilson won the first prize
mi Mrs. I. A. Hudson the BOBBY.
A distressing case of poverty is In the
'auds of Hlishoro surgeons. A small by
as taken some weeks ago with typhoid
: er He recovered, but for want of
roper nourishment Tuberculosis of the It's
ues of the legs and homes set in One leg
as hee5 amputated, and it is feared tnat
ne knife and saw will have to be applied
o the other.
Hood River Glacier: Some of the East
rn Oregon papers have suggested Senator
f. h. Raley, of Pendleton, as a candidate
Or congress on the Democratic ticket. If
Thatever is worth doing is worth doirg
veil, .Raley would be good candidate. He
'ouid be beaten worse than anyone. The
/ publlcans tried banker for governor
our years ago, but it wouldn't work.
80 d Bonaparte. Wappato Ind an died
n the ,Grande RoDde reservation on the
2'h inst. of grip, aged about so years.
lis death leaves only two living members
t the once large Wsppato tribe, woo used
D range in Washington and Yamhill
nuneies. The two only Survivors are
Lame Jim," well-to-do farmer on the
gency. and john Pratt. both of whom are
,ell advanced In years.
The Da llesdoes not possess all the bellig-
rent vlragoes IN the state There are some
j Marion county, as the following from the
al IN Democrat will demonstrated: "Mrs
N Woodworth, of Howell Prairie, Sat
rday pad fine of $40 and S2S costs In
ustice Bachelors court for assault ant
artery in breaking a milk pitcher over the
cad of her husbands brother, V. K
in family row last Friday"
There Is a young girl living near Elk
ity, in Oregon, who, when in state of |
left her home at o'clock |
/ the morning poke piece of rope, took
boat aad after rowing 400 yards turned 1t.
pose, climbed a steep bank. tied her feet
cd hands behind her, and raised che dick
ns generally. ALI this the local papers say
. attributed to novel reading. At any rate
be has 5r oxen any record eyer yet made
Salem Democrat: j. W. Mullen of Rose
urg, chairman of the board of trustee. of
he soldiers home, and S. S. Train of Al
auv, secretary of the board, were in Salem
returning home on last n,ght's
rain. Mr.. Mullen reports good progress
u the home building, the walls being CON-
leted to the height of the first floor. The
uildlng will probably be ready for dedIca-
ou and occupancy by the time of the g
. r. eucampment at Roseburg in the early
art of May next.
Union Republican,: Everything regard
% the erection of the branch insane asy-
I'm al Union is progressing satisfactorily.
he purchase. of the land by the state will
= consummated in few days. 1t will be
qme time before active construction work
ill begin as bids for plans and thereafter
ids for The construction of the building
I'll be advertised for and awarded, but it
thought that by the time the building
sss on opens in the spring, everything will
e in readiness for pushing the work along.
MONDAYS Salem Journal: r. r. RYAN,
roprIetor of the Willamette stables, met
itb terrible accident to day as the lao
zeal train came IN. He-was knocked under
ne wheels, and had his right leg taken off
Ut above the ankle. He is a man 80 years
age His head and face are also consid
tabty bruised, and he narrowly escaped
With his life. As the 40 train pulled in
t the passenger depot truck loaded with
aggase was standing at the north end of
he platform. K & Ryan, who usually as
lists the baggageman with his truck and
sggage, saw that the train would strike it,
!, d made an effort to get 1t cut of the way.
,siore he had it far enough to clear, the en-
ms struck the trnck, throwing the tongue
/ the same against the engine, thereby
.nockIng Mr. Ryan down and forcing him
nder the wheels.