The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-02
From Tuesday 8 Daily.

Hon. ]. D, Lee, of East Portland, ar
rived in the city la.t night, anu returned on
he afternoon train today.
The weather moderated somewhat las,
night, and the thermometer marked 20
degrees above zero this morning.
MIR, &. w. Murray. of Chicago. Is in the
city. He Is viewing prop, rty In this vion.
ity with the otject If building in the near
future.
The Columbia Packing Co. shipped a
carload of cattle TO Port Townsend yes.
errday from the stockyards OF Il. E. Salt
marshe & Go.
The following is the vote cast IN joint
convention iodav; Dolph, AZ; Hare, 10;
hermann, Z; Weatherford, 8; Lord, s.;
Moore, Q; WIlliams, 10; Lowell, 3; Bark
ley, |. Absent, Scott and Conn.
There is one occupant In the city Jail.
servi 9 out a sensence of twenty days. He
makes himself generally useful around the
yard, cutting wood. and whenever there is
any work he puts his time in ON the streets.
A masquerade ball will be given by the
Woodmen and Workmen lodges of TINS
oi on Feb. 22i. Washington birthday.
There will be four elegant prizes awarded
two to the best sustained characters and two
to the most elegant costumes.
Union street is the great rendezvous
every evening for coasting purposes, aud 1t
Is constantly crowded with old and young,
large and small. Sisrghirg is no doubt
very ENJOYABLE amusemunt, but 1t is SON.
what dangerous, and two serious accidents
have happened during the pact two davs.
Regular trips are being made by the o.
b CO. al h.
upper Sake between Lewiston and Rparia,
ing Is Lot heavy, so that one boat can, at
IresDt. answer tne demand, Both the
Le,cistoH and Spokane are tied up
Many delegations from various sections
OF the country are wasting good money by
gong to Washington to ask for egis alton
OF special interest to their section. This
congress will do little besides passing The
appropriation bills. and If 1t dosen't work
faster than it has been doing it will not get
all of them through.
Senator Raley's z ,stern Oregon insane
asy am bill carries an appropriation OF
$40 000 which is theoretically the same
$40 0U0 left out of the original appropria
ti0n made last session, of Sl65, 600 after the
S25 600 for the land has been taken out. II
does away with the building comu.isslop as
in the original act, aud puts
the work in the hands OF the governor, sec
retary of state and state treasurer, as the
asylum board.
Salem Post: A bill was introduced In
the sengle the other dav bv Mr. Dawson.
appropriating 20,000 TO one Iva Temple
ton for injuries she received on public
highway near Brownsville. She has al
ready had two suits on the case and has
been defeated in both. She now comes to
The legislature for $20,000. We do not
know the nature of the injuries she re-
ceived, but they must have been very
severe, If they we're worth $4,000.
Charlie Fowler, who sustained injuries
yesterday afternoon ON the Union street
hill, mention OF which was made in last |
evenings TINES n MoUNTAINEER, did not
have both legs broken as reported; but
)ne leg broken In two places, and his hip
oint was dislocated. He also received u
,ut on the head and was Otherwise bruised
lbout the body. Surgical aid was sum
noned as soon as the ac ,ident was known,
md the boy Is resting easily.
BY recent change on the o. r & N.
lozen or more "raiIroad boys" are added
o the number thai at present make their
lOme in La GraHde, saws the Chronicle.
they are heartily welcome, for their pres.
nee Is q blessing and benefit in every
Vay.. The "helper" stations at Kamela
N the Que side and Telocaset on the other
ide of La Grsnde, where big hog engines
ave been kept 10 assist trains up the
are now disper sed with, and
ne engines and crews are left st La
Frarde, and will MAKE their trips from