The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-01-13

them to be filled out for the ordinary mort
taxpayer. The times are too brisk, ~ Yo
know-the good old Jefferson times of sim
plicity land poverty
Mrs. Luther White, pioneer of lS4,
I died of la grippe at Brownsville on Jauusr
4, at the age Of 72 years. Mrs. Sarah
Sawyer died at the same place, on the sam
day, from the same cause. She WAS 8
years of age and has been a resident of Ore
gon since 1877.
Officers of the reform school at Salen
captured the two runaway boys, who hat
been at large several days, and returned
with them Monday night The lais pcs
| sessed pluck and endurance, and gave then
captors 4 merry chase thrO gh the woods o
Oregon. They were finally captured IL
Portland by members of the police force
and given up to the officers.
| Down in Benton county the clerk COM
plains that the hard times of 1893 affected
even the marriage license business and only
SO licenses were Issued in 1898 as against 9S
In 1892 Here in jackson county. says the
Ashland T'idings, the license business was
pretty good with the unity clerk In 1893
Our young people evidently take another
view of hard times, aud double up as mat.
ter of economy.
| Mr.. Chsmbeflain, deputy collector of in
| ternal revenue, has received S4 applications
for registration of Cinnamon In this city up
| to noon to day and will le.ve to night for
1 Heppner, and from there will 90 to Arling-
| too, where he expects to be Friday or Sat-
urday. From there he will 90 to Grants,
| and will return here for short stop Oh
| Monday or Tuesday next.
| j. E. Mccoy. Salem contractor, re
turned Monday from Oregon Pacific head
quarters, saws the Journal. He had been
there to looS after some claims fer his
trends. Il could have bought the whole
thing if I'd wanted to-" said Mr.. Mccoy.
Being asked why he did not acquire prop
erty that cost eleven million, he said he
would have done so but the property would
not earn money enough to sand the rails
and he did not want it.
There is to be a windmill pump put into
the Colfax artesian well. The contractor
has got water at 1000 feet depth, but there
Is no overflow. The wind mill pump 1t is
hought, will be s'ble to supply all needs.
1t should be one satisfaction to the well
liggers of the Inland Empire to know that
if they get good enc 1t IS likely to last
forever. The oldest artesian well n Eur
,pe is found at Lilers, France From its
mouth water has flowed uninterruptedlv tor
746 years.
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w. I S"9
as I"e ueptn st eap IS R,tn Gn tTt G.,ps un
eh asuai d. po,"1Y ~'' VI E,s, uoioss
he most treacherous place along he entire
route of the Union Pacific system At last
,ccounts last night freight train preceding
he morning passenger was showed in and
iothing definite was given out when the
rain from the west would arrive here.
oaoroa II S,;.h sho+ nd .l,,ost ;n
,tantfv L;IIed Charles 1ono at Palmer
T. a,rht r,;Ios So, Toor,;s S.+rraa,
;oh. Sn;th ,.bo 70 K,ttitas cattis.
nan b,d tro,,'.la a,ith T J.ana nver ranoh
md at NIGHT the latter called at the Smith
.ah;n and ask,no Sa,ith ont announced his
ntention of killing MN. Smith shen
1ulied a gun aud hired. The two men
applied and Smith hit Long on the head
With the butt of gun, and then shot him
NTH then went to Conconully and gave
limself up to the authorities.
+oIoor.r, ,vos ,,ostord.u rooa;rod h.,
H. IT N Sou Of .h,s so,t,, cows tb. RaLar
ytu Deaocro, ,nform,,, h,n, int b,a sor
,hsrles who ;s ATTENDING !. hedicaI colle ge
+ Omaha. had shot man No narticnlsTs |
y.ra o,ve,, fnrtbsr than the yonnd had NOT /,
et nroved fatal This ;s q sad blow to tho
oung mans parents. who are nrostrated
nth grief. Charley comes from one of the
est and most highly respected families in
'aker City.
Contrary to exnectst,ons the Cinnamon /
re not registering in salem in fact saw tbev 6
ont First. thew are afraid of higbbind.
rs then thew have not teen ordered TO L
ON hesdouarter.. and they can't afford TO e
nv the 1Ietures required. Only nineteen |
ave registered in PortI,na The same re :,
III occnrs in AIhanv Thew will NOT roois.
n. pnless instructions are received from v
,e SIX companies to do so. An effort has I
,en made TO make the Celestials believe q
hers were re- e,isteripq. hnt IN v are NOT so
,silv fooled.
e
Inc hosaha hasseer Iuf nishes an interest
hit II saws that A ! GREGG or Father IL
repo. as he is famil,arly known of Rosa. u
4. was horn June 40. 1911. and Mrs. O,
rego Nav &. 1919. They were united in
a ar,iage Jnne % 1898 Ha 80. a how of
II, onite " wears and onlv * summers te
"a nassed over her bead ~ the t,ne but a,
= .Imost ga vo.rs then boya tr,,,olad ,be :,
,ooed nath Of life hand IN b.nd heart and u
art. Few coup,es have eIung topetber ti
we'll or lived as bannv np.c.fnl lives as q
lev. They are still living IN Ro,sl,s and
. one of the most nrom,nent and beloved c
nnles in the com,nnn,tv
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The CoryailIs Gdzette tail IN this manner N
'gardIng Albany: "God bless the man n