The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-03-16

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freight these orys, and the spring trade
very encouraging. both for through cargo
AID those for way points.
Mrr. Gleason and children. who have be
visiting Mrs Glea.on's parents IN This ci
for some W. eks pat, returned to Portlai
on the Regulator this morning.
10 the school election lu P rrtland Mnnd
! J. A y rowbridae defeated D. P. Thomp.
fr due :tor by 723 votes A MI ,rlty
1910 wa recorde Ell + ,r free hridges.
| Yesteri.Y there were tw, carloads
cattle shippen to The y ion Meat Co
~ Portland and five to the east from tl
sto, kyaras of R. E S,ltmarshe & o..
this city.
The frosty nights have been an advanta,
to the fruit crop l. mas k-p; peaches al
ther fruit fr m huddinQ. aud the your
Growths are not suificien ly far advanced
DE injured by cold weather.
Joseph Whire. a CT. duc.or on the o.
i N. c. 3 10 ID. died in Pendl ton la
Saturday,. He wss form r'y on tie ir
between this cits and Por land, and W,
we'll known to m my of our ci: MS.
TIE Salvation Army have be- uaing e,
IRA ex. rtlons in their work 1urI & ths y
few days They have Mrs. C,ptain Ste
v-ns. OF Portland, who addresses the meet
| riga every evening. and Lieut. Co1gho1
| "h0 sings many beautiful songs IN goo
voice.
Swsd sh po.toffice statistics show tha
sedes 10 the Uuited States transmitted t
:.l,Ives a. hems over one mi lion dollar
| year frum 1883 dnwn to date. Aud thl
does not take iuto account the sum, sett b
| = & s-ered letter and taken over by rstur
eI graz Is.
The Sparta murderer. G. 8 Chamberlain
IS still at large, aud rsp0r1- have 1t ths
there il no clew to his wh-reab ,uts. Tner
Is no reward for his capture. thus tier,
seems to he q lack of interest 10 brn siof
MN to Justice.
The 8 ,uthern Pacific peo lie claim that E,
much as stance has been fired to poverty
. rIcken Nsbrs ska, near-r h'm'. that they
cannot haul any more f. ei hi tree. hut mus
hereafter h,ve full prize tor all contribu.
tIons from o egon.
NJ Philip- is pleased to announce to
her frI. nds and old patrons that shs now
MS her new stock tf unllin.r9, purchase
in San Franci,ao. and will have tn m or
dIspl,y for InsI 9 tion at her new sore on
Va hlng,on street Friday and Saturday,
Is aod 10 b.
E litor J T. H,vne # the Portian1er.
the local osga nr the Am .ric4n Ptotective
Association and kindred organiz ttions. was
tiled and acquitted IN ,he criminal court
>esterdav, On charge of libel preferred by
F,s er E lzene B lila. spiritual director OF
the M.gd ,len Home.
1, The professional column TODAY will be
L. rs H. NJ q n,lnh Of
torns y. at.,aw PJI.Iapd, Oregon. The
D,lph, IN tn- o hers are W Ii known law
v-rs Any In in IS entrusted to their care
will r. csive p Umrt ttent'on
wa.co tribe, No l6. I o R. NJ. enj,yed
an ora ge II. t isst night Tue oranges were
picked by Mr. A ". Branner. a member
OF the trib-. in San D g., C,Iif.. and sent
by express to the memOsis. rwo pale faces
wer. adopted Into the trri g, aud very in
ter. ssirg session was held at the wigwam
Capra,n n Nilsson in 70 ms Us since the arrI-
cie as pu blished de oriltv. OF Tns D lilies
he has received letters from persons In the
,asr making ing ',ri- r-gsrdi 8 tn clImare
n d -oil The War CRY has a larry. Q rouia-
hon all over ths laud, aud yer, mauy peo-
pie have nov heard OF this city who, per-
we're not aware of IT'S existence before.
Oa S.turd y three reform scheol hoys,
J .,rrl, Sutio,. Arthur Robinson and VIM.
1untley escaped from that Irstifufion and
aking q team fr IN the stable OF E Z b
rt. in S,lem. str ont Tnev We're
rackad 10 West Stavton and down the
.rth s,nriam towar ds Jrffer-',n. and were
Q ted Lear Turner by d. B. Ruther ord.
IL nS q,
ew cottage BY Mr.. Il nry G "ugh, a hich
7iIl he erected on his ouuh coru-r u tn
n F=deral streets. in 'hI- city l. will be
on. .story bu | ling 10 The latest styl, of
rohitec ure. and with all modern appli-
ncps We understand there will he 0 W
raj new buildings ecteG this spriug. as
U, n . the season pc mits.
PAGER mining Is attracting attention on
he Yukon, in Alaska, and there is pros
ct # rush there. But the many dIti- |
ultles in the wy, inc|u ting the shortness
the season, will t md 20 m,ke it an un- !
rofts bic venture. UIdouhtedIy di-ap |
will be the sh are of a large mum. |
er who yer tire into the far northsrn- land |
search OF the g lden nuggets.
II the War Cry of Feb 23 is an article |
escriptive Of Tee D.lies, written bv Cap- |
I'D Ne son and cut. E lott of the S.lva-
ou Army. Tnev deserloa the city. and |
le work which they have done. Although |
,ere are some 10 accuracles, caused bv ty- |
ographical errtr,. t1e article is trurhf al in |
any p,rticulars, aad ha, IN mo way over
,timsted our adv antages for fruit-culture
nd for pasturage.
Although the curfew ordinance 10 not as
'ccessful as 1t should be 10 keeping boys
+ the streets it has q good influence on
nv Of them. and thew are very wary of
d cemeu after 6 O'clock They watch
ourd corners, an if they see the watch
o. they take bee line f. r their homes
q orse place can be imag ned for the
d, q ion of bows than the strsera, and they
qusntlv graduate from su,h plao es to the
'LItent ary.
Salem StQtesman: Lydell Baker, clerk of
10 railroad cou,uI.sion, received u teleg am
.sterdsv evening from nIs brother. E W.
.ker, If Barry. Illinois. t, the eff-rt that
= ia her was very low. As Mr.. B.Ber's
ther 10 nearly eighty two wears old, the
al ces are sg ,iust his recovery He IS the
st surviving member of the fani If Col
D. B.k.r, at ons me Unitsi S.n.'or
IN Oregon. Mr.. Bnker start, top gnt fm
|
t1-r once more ere he dies
1t now lonks as S,lver-D D ,lIar Bland is
,ut to m X a move to consolid ate the
v-r ard p p,list interest OF the west
ainst the east. HIS threat t. bolt the
.rnocratic p.rty in favor of free coinage
jks like the fuIms ton of a new party,
IN and as ira leader BIT while the H.
Iuated silver men are mskiI 6 d,sp.rate
Jrts I hripg on a sectional uistu bince,
IRE are growing rign. that the SILVER
81 is givu 4 way smIng t,- people If rhs
,st uaier che show ihaus cs 1T bet or
uusel and the experiences of mi, ,fortuue.
JUICE F-e b rs deci q that ths Umatilla
dams a,e resp nsioie ~ longer TO the
,ited 8 ates authorities o ly so far as the
1ting "f lands belonging to them rests in
E b pds of the 10 tan agent. Tnere ar.
nut u thou .an them IN the lociltl
1T formerly sonrrI.e the reservation
d it 10 feared tt a. rem " j of rsstrictInn-
II result in tr 'ubls. Heret fore the Ip-
In agent by mean of su Indian court AMI
l,ceman has b en- able to kerp them under
I behavior. Now the duty will fail TO
IT, courts. and that only after commission
offeoses.
a Iuwa psper having expressed doubts
,ut the 6snIng and hunting to be b vi IN {
. ,iclniiy OF H msth Fall, as rep rted :
q local paper, Klamath Falls real es-
e firm wrote is d ror as to low: I'VE
willing to p,ac= $1,000 10 any bank in
.g' that 100 tons OF tish can be thrown 4
t with pit nfork withn the incorporate
tits of ur town bstwesn the lte nf April
the lst of June, and that 1000 tous can |
caught in tin, county in the same period |