The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-02-17


ler's attorney.
Mr.. E. Jacobsen, the scheul clerk, h,
enumerated up to noon yesterday $50 sh
dren In this district He is not through ye
and thinks he will make the list reacn lO(
IN few days.
Messrs. Frazier l. Wyndhaul, at the
tenssrial establishment on First street, ar
hrst class BARRIERS. They have also we
furnished rooms where guests may enjoy
bath in hot or cold water.
Aurora Lodge, No. 81, K. of p, a
Waseo, Sherman county, will celebrat
the thirtisth Anniversary of the Institutlo
OF the order in the armory hall at that cit
next Monday night An excellent pro
gra nms OF literary exercises has been pre-
pared.
The coarse rock, which is now beip,
turned out by the crusher, is causing man,
complaints by property owners who are
having Second street graded. They sa,
that the sharp.pointed stones work an in
jury on horses feet. and stops travel from
coming through that thoroughfare.
The Astoria tannery, says the Historian,
is about to ship to Australia a number oi
rolls of saddle leather of very fine quality.
i; II goes 2 'sy Of San Francisco. Mr.,
uct in IN ea rn cities and Capada, ex-
poets to ID an extensive trade with
the Austr .. lonies.
The wes Or h.se days appears to indi
cate coli cf etween winter and spring
for suprema-y. Yesterday a blizzard
ragged for half an hour, and to-day the
storm.clouds have been flirting with the
surrounding hills. Everyone can but hope
that spring will be firmly established on
the throne Of the seasons in . few days.
At Portland. Monday. the custom house
officers seIzed twenty thus Of unstamped
opium packed IN a tin box and shipped as
coin through Wells. Fargo & Co., to Wong
Sing Tong, Wa Ia ALA. 1t is Bnt known
tor certain who shipped the stuff, hut the
custom officials have pretty good idea as
to the firm shipping all the opium from
Portland at present.
Mr.. G. Fullerton was arrested yesterday
and confined in the county jail, pending his
trial, for assault and battery committed on
Mr.. D. j. Cooper. Fullerton was taken
before Justice DsYis in the evening, and
after hearing the testimony the magistrate
imposed q fine of $50 on him. In default
If payment he was sentenced to the county |
all for fifteen days.
L. B. Whorton, of Lakeview, says the |
Albany Herald, has invented centrivance |
or q wagon. It Is virtually TIVE bars |
rossed like an K beneath the vehicle and |
Ittached to both axles. When the front |
vheeIs are turned one way the hind wheels
urn the other way, the vehicle therefore
urnIng in half the space 1t would other.
wise. MIR. Wherton has applied for pat.
Mt.
Arlington Record: The western part of
irant and the eastern part of Crook coun-
les are desirous of bridge across the John
Jay southwest of Fossil, and want help
ON Gillian county. The county court of
,rook, as we understand. are willing to
uild half the bridge. As 1t looks to ms,
his is move in the right direction, and we
hInk Gillian should encourage the enter
rise.
France intends this year to build thirty
wo war shli 8. England is adding the
anne number of torpedo boat destroyers,
II guaranteed to have speed Of twenty
sven knots an hour, added to her fleet.
esides this she IS to haye tour new battle
1Ips costing over S. 600, 900 each. What
oes all thi, mean? Il means that there is
kelly to be an European war before many
Ionths roll a ound
The regular subscription price of the
INES -MoUNTAINEER is 81, and the regular
Inscription price of the weekly Oregonidn
81 So Anyone 81 bscrIbiog for the weekly
INES MoUNTAINEER and paying one year
sdvapcs. can got both the TIMES
and the weekly Oregonian
r $3.50. ALI old subscribers paying their
descriptions for one year In advance will
; emitted to the same offer.
We have received an invitation to be
resent at Pvtnagoras Lodge, K of P, at
ascade Locks on Monday, the 18th in
ant, the occasIoa being the thiriieth an |
versary of the institution of the knights
PythIas. II will be impossible for Us to
present, but we expect the gallant
nights in that little city will do honor to !
o event which they will celebrate, and all {
sitsrs will be royalty entertained.
Albany Herald: A petition Is being cir
llated and signed BY many business men
I'd citizens in this city, asking Judge Full
rtoR to postpone the sale of the Oregon '
,citc railroad until June lst, by which ,
No 1T 10 said thres million dollars will be
to purchase the road, pay up
obligations, and place at basis that will
ad to extension across the mountains,
hereby the road will be of great benefit to 6
'egon.
A dispatch frem Colfax on Wednesday
VS.: Word was received to-day from
MON fat that On Saturday, the 1-yesr.old I
lid of Frank Davis, young farmer, t
nd package Of strychnine laid away for i
uirrel poison. emptied the contents and
ollowed portion. The child went into
nvulsions. The father, meantime, tasted /
3 stuff TO discover what 1t was. The II
lid died and the father narrowly escaped
ath
Z .ndidates for admission to the United
at ilitary academy are bereatte to be a
xmIneu at a place more conl enisnt to C
sir homes instead of West Point. The 4
:retary of war has appointed sixteen
ards of officers to conduct these mental
d physical examinations. All these
ards will meet February 28sh. In the
st the boards will meet at Fort Smelling, !.
nm; Fort Douglass, Utah; the PresidIo
D Francisco; San Diego barracks, Calf,
d Vancouver barracks. Wash. Ii
This from an excnaDge is not creditable S
the skill of the hunters of the town: n
lone deer attempt to cross MAN n
eet in WiIlapa one day last week. and in :
hort time it was surrounded by dogs and N
rs. Dashing through them, and escaping n
shower of bullets. it sprang into the 3
er and swan about half way scross when 4
sank. When the body was pulled ashore s.
was found that not shot hit it, death
ving ensued either from fright or exhsus-
D." m
The following Is the phIlosophic manner ci
which the editor of the Arlington Record
.es a matter that is very annoying:
he bushel of corn article we published IN
last issue is published as editorial in
. Daiies Chronicle without giving the m
,ord credit. rhe Pendleten Tribune
pilsses tue same and gives credit to the ~
ronicte So we are robbed of all the In
lor Well, we don't care; it was not d,
y brilliant article after all our trouble A
fgure 1t out" A
dr. Childs will be succeeded in the G
iger by his namesake, the son of Mr.. U
sxeI, his partner, George William Childs u
excl, who was educated for the position, h
the publisher of the paper for several q
uths. He is q young gentleman in *
ON Mr.. Childs took a NEST affsctionate &
srest. 1t Was decided when ne was born NJ
c be was to inherit the Ledger, and there III
} prsvleion in the will OF Mr.. Drexel
: in case of the death of Mr.. Childs, his
srest IN the paper should be purchased
the Drexel estate.
RON Mr. L. B. Bolton, of Boyd, who
re us an agreeable call to-day, we learn q
{ snow Is ON the ground from Five Mile
his home, In sufficient quantity TO give it le
hite appearance. The ground, he says,