The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-05
From Thursdays Daily.
Snow.bound.

Snow.bDund.
Clean your sidewalks.
Collie ction todsy was made under difficult
ties.
Capt. John Stump, of the steamer Al
1otG, Is In town today.
The river Is full of floating ice, and will
be closed completely tonight
The meat markets in this city will close
hereafter at o'clock in the evening.
Prof. w. Brpt-ld returned yesterday
afternoon from a short vIsit at Portland.
Clesning snow frou. ropfs was quite lucra
tive today. As high 81 was ask for
cl. .auIng a root that would have taken an
hours time.
The football game between the Portland
Port Townsend clubs resulted ln victory #
the iormer by /, ore OF 26 to o The web
feet are ahead this time
Two days of snow. and the people are bs
comlug rlrei pf the conye.ed element. l.
may c. ntinue for mon yet, and our citI-
zeDs should exercise patIelce.
There Was a huric ine raging near Bonne-
vile yesterday, Toe wind blew with the
greatest velocity, and nothing Was discern
ible in the immediate vicinity.
Mr. L. W. Darling. of GoIdendale,
Wash. arrived in the city on the morn,n9
traio. He avs he were alb tut five inches
of snow wh-u lie left G i iendale.
Toe Re. ufotor s-riyed in the city this
morning about 10 o'clock. She tied up at
Crates point last night. and will make no
more trips If the snowy ~eAtber continues
Snow continued to fall all night AMI
nearly all day. Il is abnut three feet deep
on level, and undoubtedly this portion OF
the country ia doomed to suffer a snow
blockade.
A rotary snow plow has started east from
Portland, and will opsu the road at ihe
earliest possible time Snow on the route
Is piled up In PLACES to the height OF oyer
twenry feet.
There are two carloads of cattle and one
of sh sp b {, NJ TT at tha sto * yards OF Il.
4 S.nnl ,Ishe & Co. III this city. The road
is blocked at present, and freight Cannot be
moved either cast or west.
Tae west-bonnd tram, which arrived here
this m)rning, did not attempt to msse the
trip to Portland. but stopped IN this city.
The snow sho, Ell will be put at work I'M
mediateiy, and If possib 9 will op II the
track between this CITY AMI Portland today.
Governor Pen-oyer Monday evening
pardoned Capt. Writ Saunders from the
penitentiary. on condition that he leave
the state aud not refu-n. He left f,r Spo-
kane whore he viii be married and will
then 81 TO Tex,s TO reside. lie HIS heen in
the pen sin, 1887 for killing Onas. Ctmp-
bell, over giri named Miss NJ attic A son
The three boat on the upper river. Lew
iston, Aimota aud Spokaae. now in
ter quarters. Tney nave done good busi-
ness during the simmer aud fa | season in
removing the wheat aud fruit crop of that
region. Abort $50 carloads of fruit have
been exported from that region during the
season.
Prof. BirgfeId has msde arrangements
with the Gale brated actor Mckee & ,uk n TO
appear st the Bsi~in opera hous on Jar
uary I'm AID 8 h 10 the dramas of the
D.pites" and .'Canuck Mr. R,pkIp
staods IL th front rank of the protes ion.
aud is a great fsvorite VITA the lovers OF
the leg gtimate drama everywhere. He ne Yer
fails draw a crowded house, and his ap-
pearancs before Dulles audience sh auld be-
considered the great event in the dramatic
season.