The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-10-19
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ABSOLUTELY puEE
- So a=aa - - ~ aHttNt y ~
A NEBRAsKAN,s OPINION.
He Think. Harrison out of Is. rr..ld.A-
tial Race.
ABSOLUTELY pUKE

ne Tninks harrfson Out or the fresIden-
tial Race.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. -"The To-
cation Of the next Republican conven-
tion lies between three cities-San
Francisco, Pittsburg and Chicago, %
said National Committeeman John M.
Thurston, Of Nebraska.
Senator Thurston is at present on
this coast in the interest Of the Union
Pacific railroad, relating to the re-
ceivership on two appeals from orders
from the state Of Oregon. Mr.. Thur
ston was inclined to be communicative
on matters pertaining to politics, and
stated that Joe Nancy, one of the ma
tional committeeman from Maine, had
expressed the wish to him that San
Francisco might be the next conven-
tion place OF the Republican party and
that many other members from east
ern states had expressed the same de-
sire.
!" As for me-" continued the senator,
~ have not made up my mind. IL is
sure to go 70 either Chicago, l,ittsbure
or San Era2c.s@o. and any one Of The
three places would sait me-
.'What, do Ethink of the prebabiet
nomineep We'll, my state is rather
inclined towaSd Mex Kjnley; but Iheer
Allison and Reed frequently referred
to as available andsgte for the party.
Harrison, did you say? Never. He is
out of the. Question. believe there
was an attempt TO work him into the
fight, but + has tabout given out.
Don't you recall thst old line; Thou
dost protest too much That applies
to Harrison. He will never do.r
"Will the Republican party give the
west free-coinage .plank?''
"Yes, ] think so; one similar to the
plank.o of the last campaign; but ] do
not think Hepqphcans or Democrats
either will ever. declare for the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver without re-
gard to any other country. think the
question will have I'd be settled In such
) way that there, will never be any
'urther disturbance In money values.
have always thought that way, and
cannot see 1t in any. other light. So
ar as the political situation 10 con-
.erned as q whole, 1t Is early to make
iefnite statements, as they would be
in the nature Of conjecture
Mr.. Thurston w remain IN, CALI
,rnis q week longer, and will then 70
urn to Nehcaslxa.
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SAN FRANcIsGo. Oct. 10. The state
'oafd Of horticnlture has received the
annual report OF the Riverside county
commissioners. It shows thai there
re III, ,307 acres OF fruit land in the
ounty, with an assessed valuation of
4, ,23O, $40. The fruit trees are assessed
8S5, TAI. There are about q, la9 scres
evoted to forfeiture, divided as fol-
ows: Citrus fruits, II, 407 acres; de-
idious fruits, 1885 acres; grapes, 1855
cres, olives. 900 acres. There were
bout 1000 acres newly planted the
resent year as follows: Citrus, 300
cres; deciduous, 29O0 acres; olives, 300
cres. There were shipped from the
riverside valleys the past season 837,-
II boxes OF oranges and about 70 car
pads Of. lemons, and from South
riverside A carloads OF oranges and
emons. making a grand total Of S5l,-
Al boxes or 2s04 carloads Of 300 boxes
ach. The total crop is deciduous
ruits for the present year has not been
ccurately estimated as yet.