The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-12
ITEMS III BRIEF
From Wednesday. Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Count, court Is % session.
Mr.. J. P. Watson, of Portland, is IL
town today.
Hon. Van B. Delashmut, of Portland
is in the city.
Capt. Blowers, of hood River, Is in the
city In attendance on the county court.
Deputy Sheriff K ,belt Kelly left thi.
morning for y visit ~ his farm at Kings
ley.
Mrs Forwood returned on the .deleys
train this morning IRON q short visit t.
Portland.
Tne weather this afternoon indicated q
thaw, and the temperature was mild enougf
for chinook.
Hon. W. w. St.iwer, Of Fossil, arrived
Ii the city this morning, aud will leave
tomorrow for Salem.
A marriage llcense was granted by the
county clerk Today TO. ID. D. Bolton and
Miss sylvia II. Allen.
MIR. g. j. Farley was appointed today
by the county court, administrator of the
estate OF =. w. Ready, deceased.
The NJ. E. Sunday school board will
meet 10 the lecture room of the church, at
S:l5 this evening. officers and teach ers
requested to be pIesent.
Rev. A. Bronsgeest will hold services
ut the Cascade Locks neat Sunday M rn-
ing at l0:s0 O'Clock, If railroad communl-
cation is open at that lime.
The recorders court is still ENJOYING
the usual peace and qrieI, and there haye
been no Candidates for judicial clemency
or severity for several days.
In conversation with farmers from differ.
ent portions of the country they say that
the recent heavy snow fall will Insure good
crops bext season, and big yield Is antici.
spared.
The roads to the country are we'll broken
now. and all travellers 20 in sleighs. Sleigh.
ing is very good 10 every part OF the couu-
try, and our farmers are taking advantage
OF it.
Mr.. John Bruhlman, the milkman in
Rockland, Wash, manages to cross the
river every day with supply of lactaeI
fluid for his Gus omer,. There Is open water
about half mile above town. where be can
use his boat.
Hon. Geo. ". Mcbride returned to y lem
Saturday evening after an absence OF over
two months in New York. whittier he had
gone In search OF health, and where he took |
course of medical and surgical treatment.
There were ten carloads of hogs received |
at the stockyards of II. Z. Saltmarshe
Co, yesterday. They came fr IN Weiser
Idaho, and Wallis WaIla, WASH, and
were en- route to Troutdale to the Union
Meat Co. Today they were loaded on
cars and sent TO their destinst Oh.
We have received the Fourth ennial
Report of the Board of Railroad COM
missIoners of the State of Oregon to the
Legislative Assembly, Eli. hteenth Regu-
lar Session, 1885" 1t is Il pamphlet,
Of $50 pages, aud contains considerable
statistical and other information, which
may be of interest 10 the people.
Condor Globe: Who says money is
scarce at Cond. n? One day this week, u
young man wbIlc slightly under the in
duence of "bug oil" in the SALON here
tore up $50 in currency and
threw il into the sIove. We understand
he same young man treated about SOU IN
In similar manner st Fossil last sum
mer,
The east bound train left TO Portland
last night about 9 O'clock, aud did not
arrive in this city until about $50
this morning. Snow drifts were en-
at Oneonta, and these con-
inued for a considerable distance There
we're three locomotives attached, and {
the snow was up to the heau {
tights. {
In Mondays paper, IN copying the
and transfers, from the county cer ks
ecords, The wo:d "chains'' was used in t
living the description of the property
The Intelligent composilor, 10 reducing /
his 10 type, changed the words "cbains" |
"clams" and "claims." We prefer the {
Vords "chains," and do not think he i'm C
roved the item BY using "clams" and C
claims instead Q
Tie year 1895 will give US five eclipses,
hree Of the sun and two of the moon. t
II the solar eclipses will be partial, and Il
one OF them visible in the Uniled
tates. Both lunar eclipses will he total, f
nd will be visible in The United States. !
he lunar eclipses will take place March q
and September 8. The SO ar, March
=, August 20, and September Is. With t
ne year ending September six eclipses j
ill have taken place. h
The identity of the three masked robbers [
ho held up the Campbell store in >the /
Jurth ward Thursday evening is not vet {
rown, says the Baker CITY Democrat
|
ue to the perpetrators OF the bold robbery. Z
low long hold-uts of this kind are to CON- II
inue is IN the hand. of those engaged in b
be business. Ttey seem to have it all e.
,eir own way and probably will until some
the gang get load Of lead into their car. D
asses.
Twenty-Five year ago N. P. Briggs, of or
orvallls, had claim OF $llS against the Il
tate of n Mr. HoughtOn of which b. N E
astings W as execCtOr. Hastings soon u
ter went to Boston not being able to II
ny the de bis, and Nr Briggs had almost F
rgotten b is claim when last eanesday Z
, received check for 1920 dollars from
astings, who stated that he was no; 6,
gally bound to pay the debt. but sent T
e principal with interest computed at "a
sr cent The legal rale in Massachusetts, n
id trusted the settlement would bs q
'tlsfaclory. r.