The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-10-06
From fridays Daily.

Mr., l.. konGeaQ, one OF the most success.
full farmers on Tygh ridge, is in town today.
Mr.. Ed. Mays left during the week for
Portland. where he will pursue the study
of law.
The wind blew very violently toda, and
tins old ColuUbis is in an angry mood ano
shows its teeth.
Chief B aser inteLds to place railing
around tn cistern at the intersection Of
Court and Sccond.
Mrs. J. WhIsler. wife of Rev. J. Whisier,
pastor OF the NJ T. church 10 his city, ar
rived be e from Denver last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher left this morn
g on the delayed t.aiu for Portland. where
they will remain about two weeks visiting
friends.
Mr.. C, NJ Fouts has raised the Dehm
dwelling house on Third street several feet.
This was necessary to get it above the grade
of the street,
The autumn tints ara beginning to form
on forest foliage. These are psepltarly
beautiful in this latitude, and cannot be ex.
celled anywhere in the country.
Mr.. j. r. Beegle, of the st. aelsns Mist,
was elected president of tbs E titorial As
sociation. recently In session in Pendleton,
Albert Tozier, secretary and Chss. Nickel,
treasurer.
The delightful weather of yesterday
changed today to one of clustering winds
and light rains. But We are satisfied with
climate. for there are no death-dealing cy-
cylones or devastating tornadoes In Oregon.
The members of the Editorial Associa-
tion passed through the city this morning
on the delayed train. They speak IN very
complimentary terms OF their entertaiam' mt
by the citizens OF Pendleton, and appeared
to have enjoyed very pleasant time.
The address of Senator Dolph before the
Editorial Association was the great event
of the session. It was able IN every re-
gard, the senator appearing in his proper
role, and the facts stated In choice language
will haye lasting impression on those
present.
There are missing from the library Of the
editor of this paper two volumes of the En-
cyclopaedia Britannica, Vols. " ana XVI,
Anyone having tnse will confer . favor by
returning them to this office It 10 . plea.
sure for one to loan books. but it Is very
annoying not to have them returned.
Quail are reported unusually numerous
in Josephine county this year. In fact, il
is said focks are frequently seen within the
limits of the corporation of the city OF
Grants Pass. During the hard winter Of
| 6ye years ago, quail were well nigh exter-
| minated ss the snow ooyersd their feeding
grounds sevsral weeks.
Spokane will save $4,000 bv altering
the new court hobse plsns in the line OF
economy. Tamarack. which takes beau
tifuI polish. will be substissted for OAK, pine
will take the place Of Puget Sound Dir IL
the roof. domestic glass will be substituted
for plate glass, and some o. the water
closets will be cqt opt,
It Is reported that an Fog sh officer
| named Harrington has discovered IN Iad
a working teiephone between the two ren-
| Piles OF Paul, about mile apart. The Us
tenn Is said to have been in operation a
Paul for over 1000 years Egyptoloei ists
have found unmlstakable evidence Of w.re
communication between some of the tenn
ples of the earlier Egyptian dyuasties, bn
whether these served a telegraphIc. tel
phonic or other purpose is not stated
News was receiyad IN this city Yesterday.
says the Salem &atem1n Of Wednesda,
of the death of VIM. Chattin, who was fam.
lily manager at the state reform school dur.
ing NJ. W. Smtths time as superintendent
Mo. Chsttipswas travelling in North Car
Oiisa ssd recs,yed injuries in runaway