The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-17

| eft we will have to find & new Chrlst-on,
who will wear plug hat and smoke 25 cen
cigars and give baoquets to railroad mag
: mates at 500 plate.
I The followins patents. nave been issued to
citizens OF Oregon: julius " Flowers, oil
Newport, tor a wise; Felix K Fromau and
81. e. Murry, of Vale. MaIheur county, for
sagebrush cutter; Clinton ]. Kurtz, of
Salem, for fruit drier; John Overholser,
of Cottage Grove, Lane county, tor COVER
nor attachment for separstors; Charles W.
Tremsiu, of Portland. for a steam stamp.
MIR. F. L. Boynton arrived in the city
yesterday ev- ming from Kingsley. Snow
still covers the ground on north slopes in
| that vicinity and 1t has been only few
davs since 1t has stopped falling at intervals.
He found the roads in terrible condition,
and in places almost impossible. Fall grain
| Is in q very thrifty state, and never appeared
| better at this season OF the year. There
| was no news of any importance that Mr.. B
could report. The matters that require the
greatest interest are scarcity of money and
how to secure the necessary to paw taxes.
Marshal Malouey arrested three persons
Yesterday afternoon, who app sred deter
mined to paiIt the city of luminous hue
Thev were turned out OF several saloons,
regard to their idiosv ncracies. He hunted
them up and escorted them to the city Jail.
This morning they were brought before the |
recorder, and two we're sentenced to ten
days in Jail and the other to fifteen. In Or
der to keep them from idleness and to give |
them healthy physical exercise they will be |
employed on the rock ,rusher, where their /
labor will furnish some remuneration for |
their board and lodging.
Edison is inventing an electric camera
that will be the wonder of the age, accord
ing to letter received bv Portland man
ON the great wizard. The electric camera
will photograph action without the agency
of solar light, and With the rapidity OF elec-
trio flashes. Ellison claims for it the power
of producing the circulation and every
movement OF ali the organs In the human
system, together with their physical conai-
tion, thus er abling doctors to diagnose dis
ease bv the plates. without the risk of max
ing mistakes. By this invention. Edison
says, human life may be materially pro-
longed, and humanity's misery from physI-
cal ailments reduc' d 10 the minimum.
Ashland Things: p u. Armour, th-
famous Chicago meat packer, with a small j
party Of frierds, on a tour Of the Pacific l
coast, arrived in Ashland Saturday after
noon, having been brought over the Siski-
yous IN their private car by an extra engine,
and renamed IN town until the departure /
of the regular express gong north at 4:40 I
In the party was nr. Gunsalaus. pastor of
the big Plymouth Congregational Church. Q. !.
Chicago, and president of the educational
institute v hch Armour has endowed. The
gentlemen were all interested in this valley, h
and asked many questions about the town
and country surrounding.
the city Jail has now five occupants. and
they manage to,make the time pass some q
what agreeably, + not enjoyably. A fire
8 kept burning in the stove, and by sitting Z
around 1t they are comfortably warm. Their
wants are many and not easily satisfied.
They desire more bedding. carpets on the a
ioor. and few paintings. If not originals E
It least copies from the old masters-on the, n
vail. It Is very evident that they will not
'e gIatried in these particulars and that =
heir wants will still cause them gr4atly n
'erturbed minds B ggeIs should not be q
hoosers, aud those who ara Hospitality en- II
ertaned at Chateau de Malopey must he :,
atisfied with the pres NJ appointments "' y
he rooms,