The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-05-05

GDe June sun Will rise Uub VI snS SoS' NA-N
dip It's golden hues in the camm blue wath.
ers ov the Pacifick, every mon ay them WIN
be illicted." told him that thought so
too.
From Mondays Da ly
Mr.. Jones, a sheepmsn OF Mitchell. gave
us an agreeable visit this morning.
Mr.. F. Swift, OF Tygh valley, was IN
town Saturday. We acknowledge pleas
ant call.
Miss Rose Michel returned last night
from visit to the midwinter fair in San
Francisco.
A marriage license was granted by the
county clerk todsv to jacob Dircks aid
MISS Emma Pearl Rohrer.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Wagonblasi
took place from the Methodist church to-
day. It was largely attended by relatives
an d friends of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schultz and children
arrived in the city Saturday night from San
Francisco. They will spend some days here
visiting friends and relatives.
DIR. Hemlock, of Mitchell, gave us an
agreeable call this morning. He is the z
@. of Welcome lodge. No 81. X. OF
lately organized IN that town, which now
numbers SO members.
There are three cases of diphtheria in the
city, and each, at LIST accounts. was recov-
ering from the ravsges of the disease. They
have been properly isolated, and there Is
little danger of the contagion spreading.
The next venture IN journalism 10 this
city will be a Populist organ, edited by MIR
II. d. Jory, formerly Of Sherman county
1t will not be large, but IS expected to
sound forth in shrill notes the doctrines OF
its party.
There seems to be something wrong about
that celebrated artesian well they have been
boring in Harney county. The county
court has held back 1888 of the contractor's
pay, and wants him to put down a new well
865 feet deep
A petition was circulated in Weston last
week. and signed by over 100 citizens, pray
log Internal Revenue Collector B'ackman to
reconsider his appointment of David Tay-
lor, of Athena, to the position of store
keeper and gauger of the Weston distillery
One hobo and one ine ebriate were arrested
bv the police force last night and incar-
cerated in the county Jail. They were
brought before the recor der this morning,
and the result of The interview was such as
to make the city treasury more piethoric.
The weather is very cool for April mouth;
but notwithstanding this fact the rise IN the
river is something never experienced before
during this month of the year. The
waves of the Columbia now cover the beach
and are rapidly approaching the UmatIlla
House.
Among the s'indnstrials" who passed
through the city Saturday were some who
had formerly resided in this city. One had
been deckhand on the Regulator. another
mad worked at the compsny's shops, and
others were known as boys on the streets
in former years.
At a meeting of the Republican central
committee Saturday afternoon. at which
'ull representation were present in person or
by proxy, except the membArs from Bake
,ven and Nansene, the resignation of Mr.
Frank Menefee as chairman was accepted,
md Mr.. j. NJ. Patterson of this city was
elected to fill the vacancy.
The Mckinley club of Columbia precinct
le,d meeting Saturday evening at FAIR
ield school house. There were quite
lumber present from the immediate vicinity.
nd some from this city. A number of
tirr,ng speeches were made, and the meet.
Dg closed with the most hopeful feeling
mong those present Of the success of the
Republican ticket.
We are informed that high water has |
gain ipterfered with work at the Locks, |
md that the Day brothers were forced to |
discharge nearly all of the force of men
Friday evening. Since they have taken the |
contract there have been many unavoidable |
iindrances to the progress of the work, and |
he unprecedented high water IN the Colum
ia has been an almost insurmountable OBJ |
tacle.
We learn from the Oregonian that after |
herr arrival in Portlrnd, Marshal Grady |
'Icked 81 as leaders of the contingent to
;oxey's army, and these were imprisoned /
q the city and county iaIls. The others in
he box cars were taken to A bIua, and were |
uarded by U. S. troops. During the trip
rom Arlington about IS men had managed
o escape, making the number 434, when
04 had been arrested at the former place.
The Writer is over in Oregon, hut there is
n item in an eastern paper which every
'oman should cut out and paste in the top
her husbands hat, as sure proof of the
d'Sef vi COtupt'lD tue woman OF Ine |
ouse to split the kindlIug wood. The item
ays that a Minnesota weman was splitting
'oed in the house, when either her blows
r the expressions she was using at the time
rred down hanging lamp which exploded
nd burned down the house.
Resehurg Plaindealer: G. Kelley left
ere yesterday to inspect the route by
hich is proposed to connect Roseburg with
,e main read now being built from Oak
nd to Bohemia. Tomorrow or the day
ter be will continue his examination to
* meadows or further if snow will per-
ii, and a report from him may be ex-
scted early next week. Meanwh hile, about
lree miles ofsmountaIn has been converted
to public highway. and the construction
lrty is msrching steadily onward. making
BOD progress and meeting with no obsta.
es worth mentioning.
A San Francisco dispatch says there is
.. 900. 900 lying I'd in the banks of that
ty for which the banks can find no use It i
offered as low Ms Per cent on 6rst-class
curity, but even at this rate ir must be
it-edged. One reasen for this money be
z idle IS the uncertainty regarding the fate
the tariff bill. Business men are getting
ong with as little money as possible untiI
icy know where they stand, and the in.
debate in the senate nds to be.
& the business man and the capitalist who
herwise would work hand in hand in re-
orinR the country to prosperity.
Oregonian: Wnen Mr.. Watterson told
is visi ors Yesterday morning that he liked
RECON better than CalllorpI they did rot
r a moment imagine that his sincerity was
inted wIth desire TO hltter. He was
rprised to tird so marked difference be
Veen California and Oregon, and which is
,cidediy in Oregon's f.vor. PsrticuI rly
this true of it's climatic conditions A.
lover OF perpetual verdure, from the time
approached the Oregon liae until he ar
,ed here he found continuous vision of
ndscspe beauty. I'd was impressed with
g fact that the fertility of the soil of the
,gue river aud the willamette valleys
rpasses even the picturesqueness OF the
Emery.