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

MINOR son while employed on the govern
ment works to ne amount NJ Sl999 fhe
jury Coz sisJ ~ the followihS. John
Walonbast. J R d vi-, V K ~, VI
Cal CHAN VI II Mrier. Geo PIT o., "
N Wilrv, Clark McC,H II, John He Z,
Go A Llene, J m Donrns,e, anl h b
Driver JUICE B'nnert of 'nI- ty
tornev for rhr p.Alatitf and n s. StoSt, Il
P r'aud. { the d=feu,,aHt.
Jon d Rlckerfe ler rs b'aine ans =
lure control the lmpprvauJ
m,ne- of tn U Iret s .ir7 b. .ir4
wa> closet on F. a b tb>r h - =
Lake Sup ror iro and b.
in Cnba. TINS PAGES b III /, the p
tion toward tne Iroa pr du ~ bi,l
tnst he ha~ NJ nel rowlr t,t. o. ~. .
Ter IS not Il, ,ing m ~ IL u l. & : .
erlvr regum al III Quo, thd ne ~
| control to-day To do this has only cost
him between SO 900 00O nd $40 100000
| He was able to acc mp lsh this 6.c4u,e II
the recent financial ciisis
Astoria is soon to have series of meet
| ings conducted by the wonderful Norweg
| ian preacher, and a session OF the Demo
cratic convention, and the Tacoma Gazette
says: ''WIth Tacona's NO d riul M
| wegjan preacher soon TO ap ear and ths
| state Democratic convention To convene III
! Astoria at an early date, our sister ty !,
| fairly in the SWIM With religion oD on.
hand and politics on the other, her future
assured, railroads or no railroads." I.
| which the Historian replies: VERY true
| But while the revival ls n W II full blast
there Is strong probabl itv of the supp y
4 OF -sInners beng exh ,tr'i
| The Walla Walla Statesman says: 1t is
| to be hoped that Seattle has not go-e int
| the business of swinding the farmers bv
| pretending their shipments of wheat are
damaged as Portland and Tacoma does
bnf Naterville dispatch says: Seattle
| has proved to be the poorest market Oh
| the face of the globe. All the wheat seni
| from here has been graded as rejected
wet, etc There has been no rain h're tC
wet anything and il is supposed that ON
! the Sound the wheat gets wet IN few
days from the moisture In the atmos-
| phere. ople here who shipped theiI
| grain three months ago have no returns
| yet.
! Pendleton Tribune: Messrs Lot Liver.
| more, A NJ. 1-asc, Moses MiUthorD and +,
| II Bringham. some OF the most deeply in
t.rested stock no ders il the Bine NJ iuntsiu
| Irrigation aud improvement comiaov.
f'slteu gneir properly on Mch tV creeh IL
miles from Peudletpn, yesterday. Th-.
practic.ilN compte,ei the pu"cnase o. al'ou
| 500 acres of land fro n the Idi,ns for their
reservoir site aud rIghl-of way for ih-ir Ir
rig,,i N ditch. The reservoir Is lncated n
the reservation, aud when complet &C.
cordiug to the pres mt pans OF the com
panv, will have capacity of |. 500 900 gil
Ions of water. The irrigation ditch vi
run across the reservation for distance o
! three miles.
Governor McGraw has removed Johr
McReavy, one of the capital commission
ers, and this action is thus criticised b,
the Ellensburgh Register: "rhe governor
has removed John McReavy from tht
capital cOmmis sion board on the ground
of misconduct IN office 1t is alleged
very strongly that his removal was mort
properly becau he would not lend him.
self to the scheme of the Seattle ring. NJ
specific act of misconduct Is assigned by
the governor. Mr.. McReayy's statemen
of the case is an exposure of the minol
workings of the commission, from which
1t would seem that his only misconduct
was In his selection OF the Heyweod plar
of Tacoma In the eyes of Seattle mar
thi. is sufficient cause for decaDitatlon.'