The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-09

The snow las gone # in fipe shape II
Gillian county, little at a time, and Al
| soaking into the groudd. The hills ar
again beautifully clad in green, and II spflnl
mas not yet aIrIseG, it looks that way.
The bull for the new charter for this cit,
passed the house today. This news was con
veyed in dispatch received this Afternoon
| from Hou. L. h. mcGreer, who introduced
and secured the passage Of the sisure.
| To add varsity to the vote in joint con
vention at Salem today Hermanu's name Wa
withdraw, and it stood: Dolph. Al; WI
iams. IL; Hare, 10; Lord, S: " ia herford
| 3; Lowell. 10. Thompson anu Scott paired
| Unlike most proprietary medicines, thu
| formule of Dr. }. G.. Ayers Sarsapariila Ia
and her preparations are cheerfully sen'
to any physician who applies tor them
| Hence the special favor accorded these we'll
| known standard remedies by the orld's
| Fair commissioners.
When suffering from threat or lung
| troubles, take only such medicine as has
been proved worthy of confidence. Such e
| remedy is = Ayer's Cherry Pectoral; speci
re tor sudden colds, and invaluable in al
forms OF pulmonary complaints. Sold by
druggists. Price 81.
a petition signed by 6fty-seven persons,
referred to as Repu blicars. vas pub lsh d a
few da, ago asking the Marion county del.
ega,ion to vote against Senator Dolph. A
ter cIretul CANVASS of the pc itiou it va
tound to contain only ten Republicans.
D mocrats and Popullsts are circulating
these anti-DoIph petitions and signing them
slso.
Mrs Geo-ge Patt- rson, of Antelope. ar
rived IN the city yesterday She MAS en-
route to Aurora on the soTrJ~fu mission 81
,ccomp4 wing the remains "f her sister,
who dIed last Tuesday, to her last sting
ui- ce in the family csme:er, near that city.
She was accump ,nied by Mrs. FraUk Irvine.
Sne Left on The morning train for her des-
tInatIon.
Union Scout. Many inquiries are made
as to what has become OF the br tnch asy
ium. l. answer will state that the land
for the site has be- purch .sed and war
rants issued N pay ment Tor the same; but
owing to some complication the original
owners of the land have not yet received
their money for the same.
At the annual meeting of Columbia Hose
Co No 2, held last evening at the couuc
chambrrs. elected the foliown & otfc rs:
~ B4i"y. FIRE man; lst g istant. Ge' rg
Gibuns; 81 assistant, Hugh Chrismap;
presideut, Fl Msiei; secretary, G.
Cooper: treasurer, Z e Pease; del gates to
hoard of delegates. II Maier, 5 Fish and
Jos Worsley.
Speaker Moores Is receiving enconiums
from all parties for the manner IN which he
is mauaginR fairs in the house We have
known Mr.. Moores for neary quarter of
CENTURY. aud a better and III, re competent
man for the position could not have been
found in the state. He Is man tt u qnes.
onable integrity aud abiliiy. AID these are
prime requisites for the presiding Uhicer OF
either branch of the legislature.
justice Of the peace hereafter. or as
soou as the new law is approved BY the gov
srnor, shall require the private prosecutor
iD criminal action to give security for
costs and disbursements before filitg or re
,eivipg the complaint therein, In the smount
althotiz-d ID civil actions, and not other |
vie. The law is to be enacted owing to |
the fact that many irresponsible parties |
ire repeatedly instiruung action. on frivo-
OUT pr-texts, r-auitipS In needless expense !
% TAXI ayers.
The following letter was this week re-
,eived by Mr. A. 3. Craft, of RUFUS. from
me governor Of Nebraska, and Is selt ex-
anaiory: "fhe governor directs me to
Irknowl ledle the receipt of yours of the
Is b., enclosing bill OF iading tor two hun
red sacks Of WHEAT generou ly d mated BY
he cit Ems If Sherman couuty, Greg
The grain will be dI-trihuted ,hI ough the
gency of the State Relief Commss,on, aud
he e vernon desires to express to Yum his
Q rty aplreciatIon of the kindness OF the
, od penp { uf YOUR c u,tN. Yours Very
ruly,' Benton Maret, Private Secretary"
Eiltor Johns f Abingdon & W s. Carlisle
teri b rnastu g u his paper tn 8 week,
avs the Fossil journal hecause the latter
d relegi apn-n to the Sal-m Journal tnat
ey wer- getting m iny E publ ats IN Ar
agtOn to sigl petition against DJ pm.
'ari,-'e soon met Johns on the stree ani
ave him terrlb rhr .-hing. Then he
roceeded to the recorders ONCE and ptId
ue. The rcie mn h We been all true as
,r as r. g.rds Carr le. but granting that 1t
as, it was not i-dicious act to publish 1t
nj, rs the editors muscle was more power
II tnan hi pen.
Fossil J.urnal: A request has come
ON Airing ton asking the editor to cIrcu-
tie a petition asking the GILLIAN county
slrs alton t. take their support from DO ph
Though the editor do. 8 not himseif favor
ilph's re election, he L. \ too busy persoD
|
,me time he has known that a good ma
ritv of the R-pu blIcans of Fossil are IN
ver of D,iph, some from consIotion, and
hers because they have complete conf
nee in the Judgment of Senator Steiwer,
no perhaps ia. more il hueuce in his own
,mmunIty than any other man in Oregon.
The Salem Pot very pertinently suggests
Iat, to test the matter aud to ascertain
of |
.r ui tie legislature make a motion that
yery committee clerk, except tnose on the
lrolInk and eng o sing. judiciary aud
avs and means commit ees be discharged. '
hen let some one make motion tn .t the ,
ages of the chief clerk and his assist ants
reduced to So aud S. respectively, and
ley will show who believes in rerrench-
ent and no dos not. Why leiye ell
is ork to Mr.. Moore! Everybody who
Ishes the coui try well, should see to this
after as well as Mr.. Moores.
Arlington Record: An effort is beng
ade by petitobs to lower rates on the o. K,
N. This is In the interest of the railroad {
We would lise to know
ho' would be benefited by reduction in =,
eight now after the bulk OF the grain has
en- shipped. It ia generally understood I
these parts that the o. B + n. would =
I'VE reduced rates last ia !, but they made
tier terms with the commissioners, as 1t
ae easier to deal with them than with the
.ople. If the present legislature fails to I
,oIish this commission and several others
like kind and quality. they will fall to do
cir plain duty and fail to carry out the
ishes OF the people.
Mr.. Smith, of Josephine. wants a branch
ylum located either In his county, Doug .
2 or Jackson, and has bill appropriate
90, 600 for that purpose. Not less than I
% or more than $40 acres OF land are to be {
lrchased as a site for it and three citizens ,
e to be appointed by tls board of asylum
m mis- .ioners to act as supervis1rs of the
" building. which is intended TO accDno.
.te shout 400 patients. After its compile I
on and 1t is given a proportionale share Of
e patients from the main Institution 10
lem, 1t will thereafter receive all pa. 1
ants COMMITTED from the counties of {
lamatb, Lake, Jackson, Josephine. Dong. =
). Coos and Curry.
The committees having in charge the mss !.
erade bali to be gwen by the Woodm.p !
y Workman lodges this CITY on Febiu-
y 22i, Washiugton's birthday, have
ade all necessary arrangements and feel
lly assured Of success. The hall will be
ven in the Baldwin opera house, ard The /
,les orchestral union will furnish The !
nsic. Four very elegant prizes will be
ven to the best sustairei charIc:e' 9 and
10 for the richest costumes worn. 1t wilI 1
doubtedly be one of the most recherche '
',Irs OF the Sc sson, and tine costumes wIl,
better and more varied than were eyer