The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-01-12
ITEMS IN BRIEF
From Sarufdav's Daily.

The Stree of The nalles Orchestra Union
will be given this evening as usual at the
Baldwin opera house in this city.
The lady pupils OF Smith Brss. dancing
school will have sleIRhs sent for them
this evening if they desire to attend the
soiree.
ice below Bonneville has passed out of the
river. This will make navigation clear on
the lower river.
The store OF Joles, Collins l. Co. win be
closed Monday and Tuesday of next week
for the purpose of making the annual in
voice of stock.
Passenger trains from the east arrive on
regular time. No. pulled in on her sched
ne time this morning, and was Immediately
sent ont as No. 2.
Tomorrow morning the steamer Regulator
will leave her wharf for the Locks, and will
make through connection with Portland by
means of the Dailes City.
At the drawing in Mr. q. Liebe's jewelry
establishment number 81 won the diamond
ring this afternoon, and Mr.. G. W. Stone
Was the fortunate winner of tbe prize.
The weather has moderatei very consid-
crably, and rain fell for short time this af
ternoon. A chinook wind would soon
change this wintry weather into spring.
Amy. person desirous of reaching Portland
may take passage ON the Regulator tomor
row morning, which will connect with the
boat on the lower river, it being clear of
ice.
Snow at The Dalles is deeper than at
other points east ON the line of the railroad.
Here it has been three feet on a level,
while at Arlington it has not been only IL
inches; at Graut, Is, and at Heppner about
a foot.
Rev. John Whistler, pastor of the Meth
odIst church in this city. has been quite
sick. His many friends will be glad to
learn that at last accounts he as improv.
ing and is now able to leave his bed and
rest in q cpair.
We received yesterday on eur exchange
table the first number of Oregon Resourc"s,
the immigration paper published and edited
by Capt. r4ne in this city. 1t is four
column octave, and presents very neat ap-
pearance geographically.
The steamer Resu'atyr will leave her
wharf in this city tor the Cascades tomor-
row morning making connecti at that
point with the - DaAes City for Portland
The lower ri, er is now clear of ice, and
daily trips will he made hereafter.
The snow plow which arrived YESTERDAY
from the east left about 10 o'clock this
morning down the road. There il one plow
now between Cascade Locks and Bonneville,
which is making very little headwny, snow
in places being from twenty to thirty feet
deep
Inc "Danites" is a play that will draw
out the histrionic powers of Mckee Rankin
in their best Development. No enc VIII
has ever seen him in tragedy that do not
feel an attraction towards his acting This
will be Great treat to the lovers of the
drsma at The Dalles and the best that has
been engaged for many years.
Another of those unloaded guns was dis
ohai re. saVn.ay upon the Umarilia reserva.
tion about two miles from Adams, wound
ing Narci Sc Lsoouse, Q half breed. The
wearen " as an old disused gup, the trigger
of which was pulled several times with DO
response. Finally the gun went of, hitting
acouse and causing flesh wound.
The Farmers Bank, of Moscow, was
closed Monday by the Security Trust &
Saving Co., of Portland. placing an attach
ment for Sl2,OO The collateral put up |
was declared unsatisfactory and the bank |
could not meet the demand. A large sum |
of the city's money is tied up in the bank |
and the appointment of a receiver is anx
iously awaited.
Lewiston Teller: Owing to the fast In !
creasing flow of ice the steamers Lrsc-
iston. Spokane and Aimoto, lave been com.
pslled to go into winter quar- er,. the for |
ner two at Log Cabin and the latter at Al