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

IL as ice dis met ON O u,sessI . tn on
rich seposIts OF nickel ore Ia this whul
northwestern country aGd ONE OF ie ,ls d
SO TO the ton In gold Aud the beauty o
1t Is that Is loeated where 1t is easy of scoes
to thr Great Northern railway.
Ed POLL, a student at the Eugene uni
yers'tv. whiIe gong from his home IL
Springfield, along tn. railroad track. and
studying h's les on a. h walked. thought
iessiy T. Yed with a ss f-cocking revolver IL
his pocker. the result being bullet 10 hI
leg A u iVersity student has no use for 4
revolver but II ne carries Jhe, the bs,t leg
to put bullet through is his own.
Tnere are four Prisoners 10 the county
Jail, aud they complaIn OF dull times by
reason Of no new arrivals. Tney have not
| neld Kangaroo codrG for some tune, and
snnsements are verv rare. Tney are wei
ted, ana Joy their .meals; but being d
| barred from the privilege uf exercising III
he open air are not as fully contented with
their lot as Vanderbilt or other miiliousires
are.
For the fourth time cu'prit appeared
| bsfOre the recor Ter this morniug, aud
-euteuced to Ill for forty d+vs, when vii
| undoubtedly Der hun up sufficiently to
understand the m gnituh- of his s-ntehce.
| He is one of the IN orrrgible kind, hi T."
ubt fully appreciated the kindnesses he
ar received at the hands OF th- c,ty ut-
dcI-ls. and wanted to test their goud na'ule
70 the uimJt.
Seghriding is very delightful, but there
are many uuwrIt.en epIsodes that would
furnish great Amusement # male pubic
Ne not inclined to ''telI tales out of
l. t..,. b,t =
Ill times sltighs do not k ep the read. aui
sonnet mes dnmp their precious loads olt III
|. the snow. Such IN n:Id-uts cause merr,,nent
TO all PERSONS Interested, but they are sealed
70 the reporters ear.
9. w. Boggs narrowly escaped drowning
wn'l: crossn9 Appirg t., ore iiy last week.
de was gong 20 Ja,kSnnvIlls tr"H his
T. lott creek miu.s with q. Faucet, AID
the horse he was rIdrng fel doSn w,'h hum
while fordi Y the STRAIN. MIR BIS feet
hung IN the srirrup'. and ne was uuable to
xtricate himself. Mr.. Faucett came TO his
r-scue at d got nm TO shore, but b ing wet
hr ngh he was nearly rroz.n before he
reached place OF snt lt,r.
Yesterday afternoon when the vote IN
nnt convention was known in the city ii
p-titlon for names OF r puhlic4ns who
'avor d the election Of Mr. D Jpn for the
United States senate Was circulated, and
l50 were procured IN two hours. At Grant,
Iu Sherman count, So "am we're procured,
and at Cascade l. *, l5O. Tn. s. W. Re tel.
-graph d 10 Mr. Co"i, as expressive t the
ns-Ir-s Cf his constituents in lh- course for
HIM to follow in the senatorial contest.
The nickel mines in Pe~hsstin are Ken |
sive enough t. expect handsome re'u rs |
from tnem the coming spring. The ore has
been hauled from miues TO the railroad Tor
shipment to st Louis. The coming seasun,
no doubt, vi develop quite business l"
those mIn-s The gol.i lnIn-s- IN that sec
tIon are not developed TO any great extent
rte only mill IN the d strict Is kept III
operation very title OF the tlnt; but could.
with proper management, be placed on
good pa, ing basis.
T,bacco raising in the northeast corner of
this county has been tried aud with yer,
yratif ing res ults, says the e lea burgh Lo-
,aitzer. Some as fine tobacco ss we ever
,aw as raised III the Wen.t;he-, by Eph-
nam Al yn All kinds of fruit be
z own there of the best quality. Pesches.
prun 8 aud aprlcots are pei rfectv at hom-
N hat part of the county. We beie'e
almonds could be raised there An peanuts
ii O. The latter have been partially ex-
with.
Sme our subscribers after taking tie
Localizer several years and not paying Tor it,
nave he goodness TO tell the postmaster
sDat they do not want the pal er any longer;
remarkiuS at ne .ame time, that the post-
Master ould be dung them favor to COM
the tact to he editor or proprietor
That /, short haud way OF payIu2 Just
ietbs We may be compelled to pubmsn
Iome o. their names III our black book -
: ensburg Localizer Some Of tn. news
,ap rs of Orrg"n Il I'VE had similar exper-
ence, aud "back book" should be kept
or such III every ofice