The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-02-24

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Yesterday Was ths shirtie'n anniYersaf'
Oh tue iastitu1ion ot tne oruet oi IN
hnights oi fYshias. Ana IL 10 only sesuu"
N numbers 10 shy oid;r la ths O..i'e
StA'ss.
A local from Spokane passed down th
road this tnVrniIK on scn- ;uis slime, bat
ths regular Fs.ssnssr sraia Hls deisse.
uiue hours oy fsAson ot ths storm wh.e.
fased yeseefhaY'
Ihs klamath Faiis EGPress says thsn
are only Two survivors uI ne o"cs namei" "ns
ana Hsfixe trloe Oh -Ao1ue hFsi ,aiane,
who are drawing railons from the UAIIr'
States ct the Graod K'nde ageocy.
Mr.. Wm. Mcneil, the cvuuty treasure,
has recsisen notioe from the 'e'ts trs.safsi
OF the TAX due from WAsc", rnc
amounts TO Si4- 44o ~ Las. ssar th'
state TAX amoussea - hear'J s-o'ouu
The .term yesterday prevailed quite g-D-
era'iy through tho northwest. PaNss.se
.rsIus we're On time, but IreIghts ".r- sew
sral houis late. NJ. Il that iesse' tno 1t
pot - oet"ck IN '"1 attefao'n' atd II"
"iNe un'' Il ~''o "~' ''s' '"o h'u's Id
leaving
The hottest mIues In the word are i
Comstock. On the lower levels the ne,r
80 great tat the meH cannot "ora over 10
or 10 minutes at time. Every k"u~
mean. ot milsa'in2 sne neat h'Ve be
tried in VAIN. Ice 'he's' oelore ie reAcne
ne oot'o"' si the 'harts
Mr.. l.. ohAr p VINO mas heen sfh 1te''
win oAi ., q" "iutei' Is az 'tn Aeie :"
De afouAo. 'ho's" "eafi"g the sev"nt,
nile P'ss IN sne Journey VI hie' ths Of"
Hen''eao "'uS ia" W "'e hsaF years fst
The PtIneviilc NeUs says: sine en-
counter which Sheriff BJoGn hal with the
quaws on the desert 4 short time G ~.
-pea,ed ut the maequerade on " sd.-,dl
evening, 10 ihe great aH.userDent OF tie
crowa.. No ono ehJDyeh the fuD better,
however, than did Mr.. Boosh.
The trial IN the cifcu.t court to- day wa
the STATE OF Oregon VS.. Hull, tor killing
b CunniInss near Cascade L,cks, Jan
lat oil TINS year. All the testimony wa
heard, aignnshss OF attarneys male. arh
the Case given to the jury soUn after 3
O'Clock 'hs afternoon. Up to the hour OF
gong tU piess no verdict had been r ached.
The stage from WapinItIa iii not reach
the city until o'el,ck Yesterday, when 1t
usually arrives at T. Tn. ouxnvue the
county the storm We. t.rday was general.
ami the amount of snow at WspinItia " s
about the Same as it waa here, While On the
T,yh ridge 10 was about fifteen inches. In
places the road was almost impassl' l.. anu
the mud and snow we're fu iy up TO the
hubs OF the "hseis OF the blackboard.
Last Saturday, when the grand iury were
VISITING the county hos pitai, tns sagon IN
which they veis riding became ra,s Iu tn.
mud, ard in. attsmp ptiug to extrlcat. the
venice asn s.rree an,i ,ioub,. trc. were
broken. Tue wneels wsr. pred ont bv
rslIroed Iies and one OF these sank ont OF
sight IL the mud. Finally, by a grand et-
fort, the horses pulled the wagon OUT OF tn.
mire. Tho driver warned the Jurors tn At
they wouid bs upset b. fore the, arrived At
Their dsStinstruD. and the prophecy, was
fulfilled 20 his complete sstl,faet,on,
Mr.. D~tsht Mnzzv rho ,, k.