The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-02

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snt Of all are the arsenels, foundries and
machinery of every DESCRIPTION secured at
Port Arthur and TslIen. What the value
OF these will be to their possessors cannot
yet be calculated.
A Salem man forged the first aluminum
horseshoe ever made In Ore on. II is a
revelation to the no sem, Of Sslsm, bel g
only one-sixth the ~ eig hit Of steel shoe, at
the saue time being superior to the baser
metal in all qualities of strength, ductilitY
and reslstsuoe to wear. A hnrse with a
complies outfit of these admirable foot
guards is in a condition to do better and
more work than it could possibly accom-
plish without them.
A somewhat unusual wedding has Just
taken place. the oontrsoting parties l K
William Worth, former we'll knou n brake
man, ho Is now rsilroadlng In Arizona, and
Miss Mary NJ. Ferris, of La Grande. Mr.
Worth signed the contract at Flagstaff.
Ariz and it was then sent to La Graude,
Miss Ferris gniug ard acknowledging t e
instrument before Justice Sargent. Friends
of the couple present congratulations, and
hope that their unique union may prove
happy one.
There has nothing new happened at the
affairs nee the attempt TO bre tx ou5 WIS
frustrated. The bars which the p is ,n' RS
cut through are objects of great lnterrs',
and fully demonstrate the fact that the
me5 understood the business of getting
'ut," even through iron bars The otioIal-
understand their business of putting III"
and keeping in them and he cuiprits will
''bide their time" until jury Of their peers
pass uDon their cas-s
The Antelope Herald and the Mitchell
Monitor are having a warm conte-t over
proposed new county for which the latter
Is coutendiog. In their quarrel thov are
following what has been termed Oregon
journalism" and liar aud other epIthets
that are not conductive to smicable feelings
betweep gentlemen are used quite fr' quentiy.
Il is very evident that the present iegisla-
ture will pass very few bilis-it anY-forn-
ing new counties, ano Mitchell will. not be
the county seat of one of these.
Antelope Herald: There will be more
convicts in the future than 10 the past
The population of the state is 6 OWN Z. and
there will be less pardons. Ali these men
must not be ntained in idl+n-ss. They
must be emploved in some manner The
people cannot afford to keep then. simply
wearing ont the seat of their striped trous-
ers. and this is not good for them. With
the right sort of wo K, some of then would
come out better men and more useful mem.
bers of society than when they went In.
The sleieblng party. given by members of
the Gesang Verein last Saturday evening. at
the reslaer ce o. Mr. Fl. J. S,uert was very
delightful. and attended by large number
of the members Of the society. MIR and
Mira. S-ufert entertained their gues!s IN a
prIpo.ly nanner, and nothing that could
add to the erj ,yment of the OCCASION was
omitted. After tnj ,ying themselves full,
Until late hour the parry returned to the
city, well satisfied with the evenings enter
taInment.
Once when Kate Field was at banquet
and feeling sarcastic. she rose ard propre
the toast. .'The meu-God bless them"
The Hon. H Auxu ia KimbalI. NJ. D., is
not far behint the pug 'acious Kate in wit,
for, noting Dr. Park urst's ab RS In reform,
she suggests that as lover Of fair play she
is ''paIned by the co. slant attention Law
ished upon one rticular part of social
class to the exclusion of the other" She
therefore moves that I'VE shall wipe out
our sin of omis ion and build home for the
fallen men,"
The tax levy this year in Gillian county
ii created, would have onl, S342, 2,34l worth |
Of taxable property. ana it Oh mills were
levied for county purposes it woult raise |
ius' So SOL, aud her annual exp-nses would /
an ount to about $l2. 600. says the Antelope
HeGd. The county would come within |
b 100 of paying her actual current ex-
,ensas everv yea. Do the Mitchell people I
;hink the legislature OF this state will per.
nit an impoaitIon of this bind ON innocent,
taxpayers!
Mr. L. z. Palmer. president and secretary
# the Bridal Veil Lun,b-rlng Cumpany. has
,rgaDized Z company t" g. on tive years
trip up the YUKON river, Alaska,
md the company will bu Id a boat for the
rip. says the Oreg,nian There is some re.
Darkablv fine cedar In Alaska. and it Is
afe to say that the party will keep'a bright
ookout for anything in the line Of good
imber. and will also. dou btless, prospect
or gold or anything else of value, aud will
roba bly, pay some attention to the salmon.
hich, it is claimed, equal those of the
Columbia.
A poor old man named Dbble was
rLught IN from the Middle Fork section
,st week, and upon Examination ,efore
udge boleY he was declared insaI. and vas
ommitie ed to the asytum. says the Grant
ounty Nesos He has been following the
ccupation of miLer, and was ID destI-
ute circumstances. He had been engaged
!, running a tunnel IN a granite mountain,
nd cherished the hope that just few feet
lrther would rev,a al wealth averaging
,rty dollars to the pan. Sheriff Combs
,ft yesterday with his ward for Salem.