The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-12-15

Dr. j. A. Gflsindorfer, OF Arlington, Is IN
the city.
Today Is pay day at the Locks with J. G.
and L. N. Day.
We received an agreeable call this morn
Ing from MIR. A. E Lake, Of Wamc.
The ladies' OF the Nj. Z. church haye a
window in P ase & Mays store in which
they have di.pl,y Of fancy goods, which
they sell al We y low prices
Tne wind blew with greater velocity at
the Locks Yesterday than it has for two
years. and it was accompanied with snow,
hail and at times with rain.
A mt citing of the Congregational church
is called at 1920 this evening to consider the
report Of the COMMITTEES on the emendation
of the constitution. Full attendance re-
quested.
Coffee Club social tonight at fraternity
hoIl. All ladies and gentlemen who are bot
members of the club must present invita-
tions to doorkeeper. Admission for gents,
25cts, ladies free.
Duke Mckay, a stone-cutter at the
Lecks. was married TO Miss Maggie Weber,
IN Portland, last Saturday Mr. and MIS-
Mckay arrived home on the train last nIghl
sni received hearty welcome.
Oregon this year will produce not less
than So, 600, 900 in gold. add more from
year to year. The continued additions OF
these supp les of gold will be no small factor
in the solution of the money question.
The contractors for the work at the Locks
have mech nIcs from Portland on the
ground who are making all necessary prep
arations to lower the gates and put them
In position. They will work day and night
until the job Is completed.
Sbsr;fr M.5do.L of Ciock.m,s ,opntv
arrived IN the city Yesterday, and left this
morning with Morton Green This is the
second time the Young man has been al
rest.d IN Waseon county. the first tiu,e as
an escaped prisoner and the second time for
forgery.
TARGET shootino was ,nduIye d in by the
militia bows Saturday atterf oon at the
grounds below town. The four highest
stood D. D. Bolton. So: oh Rob. rrs
ana 2. Morgan, 33 each; w. Burns, %.
Sunday beng very stormy there was no
target practice.
John +. Trana brought from tie Lo k
last night Max Weber, who was sentenced
by Justice Birnie OF that precinct to fifteen
day. in the county I,il tor using obscene
and abusive language. aud tor ateniny to
do bodily injury.
There 10 sa,d tn he pold enouob in the
S,as river canvon Idsno tn nav the ma
tional debt, bit it is very difficult to reach
The stream plows through the richest gold
belt of Montana and Iiaho, and wherever
the miners have been able to reach the sand
or gravel they baye secured rich results,
The Dale. Orchestra Union has Sc .ured
the ..IoIIv Old Chnm.. a celebrat,d CON-
edv G mnanv for one night ouly. next Sat-
nrdav ar the BALDWIN ouera buuse This
tro,,ns will make the most s.r,ons "lauyh |
and uro,v fa, and will he worth more than
a course of med,clue 10 the debrI,tated
p,,h, os H.
that the nex, l.v ,sIs,nrs should mass a law
nrob,b,t,no the nIav,np of th. ern.I. inbu-
man nnd ontl.pd,sb game of ,ontbaII .t
loo = hv tho s,rdsnt. ., tho nn,ver.,t, n,
Oreron There is no sense in It Students
are sent there to uai,, knowledpe and re-
f;namsn, not ,o o,1,,v,ts a dss,rs Tor mr.
t,cinaring in a crn.I ysme of rh,. kind
~,
. ne treasury estimates ior oregon are % as
,o,o"s' o inlernai revenhe eoi,ee &c o lou 30
'oo' surveyor genera. o"o "ohJr, 0o' @oo' WIN.
,mette port hsnts, go 90 @ OOo' y PEI C"'umoia
c,e ono. S,,,s,s S5Onno! IT. ee ooo.
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zen noo. TN .ol, esn mn IT.
w. ~. renal ann-o.r;,, ,or Ina,.n
,a.nr. and .d,.n p.v.nsns
-.
1he motion Tor a new trial IN the case OF
State VS. Gus Savage was argued before
Judge Bradshaw Saturday afternoon, and
his morning he denied the motioD, and
passed sentences upon Otis Savage and
Frank Klein The former he sentenced to
he peniteLtlary for four years and the lat
er tor eighteen months.
The Salem Statesman is even gong to
make all the state officers reside in Sa em.
!