The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-11-24
From Friday's Daily.

| From Fridays Daily.
| Snow on the Klickitat hills Wednesday
night.
The petit jury was excused today until
| o'clock MONDAY morning.
The REGULATOR will leave her wharf ir
this city tomorrow morning at 7:3I
O'Clock.
A marriage license was granted today tc
William A. McA' ee and Miss Sarah j.
Woodcock.
People with hair that is continually fall.
ing out. or those that are ba d, ,au stop the
falling, and set a good growth of hair by
using Halls Hair kenewer.
Tue day opened dark and gloomy, and was
showery throughout. 1t was webfoot day,
although the rain did not fall as coplously
as it does ID Willamette towns.
The miners from Camp Carson, Johu Day
river. and others nearby rich placer sec
tioDs, are pulling out of those alpine like
regions before the fierce winter storms set
in, says the La Graude Chronicle Several
of them have made good years wigs.
OF INTEREST TO LAlIKs.-The scalp may
plant, and glossy, by the use of Ayers
Hair Vigor. This preparation never fails
to restore to faded and gray hair its origi-
nal color. Sold by dru. gists and per-
fun RS.
You may eat cheap food and not be
seriously hurt by it; but you cannot take
cheap medicines without positive injury.
IL you use any substitute for Ayers Sar
10 Il OF ba g
health, perhaps of your life. Insist on
having Ayers, and no other.
One thing a close observer notices, and
that is since the o. r. & N. X. r has re-
covered possession of Its property, the
bridges, tunnels and road bed that we're al
lowed to run down, under the old manage
ment, are being thoroughly oYerhauled and
repaired, which the travelling public highly
appreciates
There was dearth of news in the re-
corder's office this morning. No arrests
were made last night. and the hosptable
quarters OF the city jlil were not enjoyed
by any one. The recorder amused himself
hunting through old musty records, which
had been stored away 10 boxes since the
early sixties.
The mayor of Portland receives salary
of $1,000 year, the city attorney, treasurer,
police judge and chief of police each $4,000
Tne auditor, chief OF fire department, su-
OF streets. each S24O0 The
captain of the police and detectives $1,000,
etc 1t Is proposed TO cut the mayors salary
to S2400. the city attorneys to $1,000, the
police judge to $1,000, etc.
Miss Francis Willard recommends the
appo ntment of matronly women on every
police force as a sure method of minimizing
the degradation of the night side OF life in
cities, She holds that the saloon, the gamb.
ing house and the hauuts of shame, so
closely related that no retormer who studies
one can fail to see that all must be incor-
porated into the same general movement
There is a verse in the Bible which con-
talns every letter in the alphabet, and it is
saId>there is only one. 1t Is the twenty
first verse of the seventh chapter of Ezra,
and reads. '.And /, even l Artaxerxes the
king, do make decree to all the treasurers
which are beyond the river. that whatso-
syer Ezra, the priest the scribe of the law |
IF the God Of heaven, shall require of you,
t be done speedily"
There is quite controversy going on |
n the Sound on the question whether |
Mt. Rainier smoked or Did not smoke one |
iay TINS week. Mt. Hcoj, on different oc- |
,asions. has been accused Of this unbscom-
ng action; but 1t has never been uecided |
whether the grand old upb eayal was guilty |
,r not. The same will be true OF old |
Rainier, ana very likely there will be con- |
entlon over the matter as long as men view |
matters from different standpOints.
A dispatch from La Grande says: Judge |
Clifford at Baker City has decided the elec- |
ion contest over the Union county school |
Juperlntendeucy, between Nellie Stevens
md j. l. Carter. iu Miss Stevens f4voc. |
He issued peremptory writ OF mandamns |
ordering Carter to turn over the office and |
Jake charge. She was elected by the Pop
llists and Carter contested the election on |
the ground that she was ineligible.
The celebrated nimrods, Isaac Joles |
and William Young. have been out in Sher-
man county TINS week hunting geese, and |
returned we'll loaded with these birds.
Every tall after the wheat season is over,
immense flocks of geese feed on the loose |
grain IN the fields, and furnish considerable
amusement to hunters. Mr.. Joles is g
dead shots, and nothing escapes their un-
sr,ing aim if within range, and Mr.. Young
can pierce the bulls eye almost as often as
any one.
Official notices OF three new and impor-
tant laws relating to the public lands have
been received at the Walla Walla and
Spok ane land offices. The first gives one
additional year of grace for settlers on
homeste ads and desert lands, who cannot
make final proof this year. The second
suspeuds for 1894 the requirement that set.
tiers op desert lands shall spend 81 per
acre for reclamation. The third inc eases
the value of soldiers additional homestead
certificates.
Bloodhounds proved their usefulness one
iay last week in running to earth person
who had been stealing hay from Uncle
Dave" Murray, near Ellensburg. Wash
Mr.. Murray missed his hay and reported
the loss to Sheriff Meade, who put the
hounds on the trail, aud in less than an
hour drew up at certain mans house. NO
me was at home at the time, but being
satisfied who it was, the dogs were taken
back and the matter allowed to rest. That
evening the man called on Mr. Murray and
his guilt.
In the recorders office this morning was
IN old memorandum book, full OF entries
;or 1861 and 1862 There were notes OF
Goods bought and sold and also of proceed
nps IN the circ1it court. 1t seems that
Judge Olney presided over the temple of
Justice, and among the jurors are the names
If many who have passed to the silent
To erll over these pages, in
reminiscent way, is both interesting and
and one can pass an hour on
A dull, gloomy morning 10 this interest
ing manner, and thus prevent his mind from
suicide.
Ii is ALWAYS dangerous to stop an i'm
petuous runaway team, and frequently men
receive injuries for their efforts IN this line
The following form the Walla Walla Union,
is the latest we have seen in this dIrecuon:
sc. Loney had a marrow escape Wednesday
from serious injury IN trying to stop a run
away team of A. Z.ring. He had the rum
away team almost checked. when they
sweryed 10 toward the street and threw
Mr.. LoneY against telegraph pole. He
held fast to the team and suoceeded in stop
ing them, but he was badly bruised about
the head and arms, but not seriously"