The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-26

I t ey erVe h people. or no, Pf.nah J
not Tdgre will be the u-ual sinecure oi
81 rksnlp sbJut as many ,onnis 10 u,
| eyer, aud Just The same old story of back
scra ching on appropriati,ns; so that when
tns legis azure adjJarus look out.
The 1ittell Sisters will appear at the
opera house next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. They hav- played to crowded
houses In Town, III the Willamette valley,
and come highly recommended by the press
OF the cast The rep-rtors will c .nsist OF
Some OF the mos tractive plays now being
produced before he public. Any Que de
siring mir h aud eutert4Ihment combIued
-h ul not miss the opportunity OF heipg
present. Monday and Tues sisy evenings.
Some OF our boys are in the habit of Wis
tug Chlna HOUSES. to the auuoyance OF the
Chinese and to their own detrIment. The
marshal has notified these BOYS to stay
ava, but this does not seem TO nave the
desired effect. Last night he arrested one
OF them aud brought him before the rt-
corded ,hi. mornlug i, hoped that this
Will nave the desired Effect 1t act know"
what TIE bu,s make these visits for. but it
IL evidently for miscnisf, and should be
stopued
The Minnesota supreme court decided
that the b:cycle has just as good a r ght
upon the public highway as has any oth'r
,enIcle, nj the decision will be su tame
by the good or the peIple SDne
foolish aud irres sponslbl- riders OF the two
wheeled vehicle have. by their careless.
ness caused accidents and nja les and
travel to arise 10 the minds of the paopis;
created prejudice against that mode OF
hut it Is fast passing away, AMI the pop
ot
The prouortlonate amnunt of wheat
raised tor export III o ego exceeds, per-
maps, the tput or any other state FL
wears Orekon has trnduced over one ton per
for every u, woman and child W tnIn
s rider. The average bushel OF Or-go'.
wheat exceeds the 60 pnund. to. the busnel
m sasur ement, running from live TO nine
pound. in excess Tne berry is plump and
heavy. fh- yield averages fr"m 20 TO 30
bushels per acre. An average OF 40 bu 'heIs
and hi cher Is verv common. The state pro- |
iuced ID, coo, 900 u>hels on 700 QUO acres !
asst year the heaviest crop ever known.
Moro Observer: Supervisor Gail Pee'z |
tarrs Into he basiness If his oifi ,ck-d /
~ stark of gnnd maxm-: ''Some men !
rawl in der shel and shtay deoe;" but
ri will get them out for a good dave work
~ the roads when the proper lime come.
Dig yer spade deep. vile der odder eller
'os as'eeP," and To-day vas wort more n
wo dunes tomorrow Is what makes the
cees bloom about Cal. where der garden
as much like der man vad makes der gar
en-" proving that "vou goot mead wa wort
ait # a dnz-u hands, as "a cat vot wears
I'D gloves dund cotch many leddle MICE"
The Chinese New Year, according to the
alendar. bepin. tod ,v, January 25. The
ear contains 3S3 DAYS, dlvi"ei INTO IL
lonth- tx I'd month b-ing an addi-
p 4 May The pr-sent CnInese year =
ad on uary II. and contained outy IL
lonths E e'y tnIrd Year contains IL
,onths. Inc small by will no" have a
circus" by visiting Chinat '~n aud helping
K piode crack r.. Il the weather were mild
ley would amu-e themselves b, saowball
x the h ,pess subj .cts IT the Chlntss en-
ire; but Jacx Frost lsss uikht stopped this
ID.