The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-01-16
with all its contents carefully rolled in
one corner of the sheet, where Camp
bell had hid it on retiring.
(From Thursdays DaiiyD

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Salem.
The state senate adjourned at moo
today to reconvene aext MoJday.
| Sheriff DRYER came up from belo'
/ yesterday but will return to Salem to
morrow.
Ernest Shearer left on the Afternoon
train for Salem ,u take part in the or
ganization OF the "third house."
a move is on foot to organize foot
ball team of pioneer residents of Th,
Dalles with Col. Sinnot as president
| Two hobos are saving wood for th'
city, each of them having been given 1
i've dollar job by the recorder thi
morning.
The Degree of Honor was enter
tanned last evening with select read
ings by Mrs. NJ. E. Briggs and Mrs. C.
j. Crandall.
A special school meeting is called
for January 80 for the purpose of levy.
ing a tax for school purposes. See no.
tice published elsew here.
There will be initiatory work in the
Elks lodge next Saturday evening, and
all mem bers whose horns have matured
are requested to be present.
The Dalles council met last evening,
but there was no quorum, all the same
as tine Oregon legislature, hence no
business could be transacted.
The revival meetings at the y. e
church are continuing with good at
tendance each evening, and consid-
cradle interest is being manifested.
There will be business meeting of
the Epworth League, this evening in
the lecture room of the NJ. e., church
at $3.50. All members are requested to
be present.
The steamer Dalies City is on the
ways at Portland, and is undergoing
repairs. When it goes
into the water again its old friends
will hardly know the stanch and pop
ular craft.
Such day as this is what makes US
love Eastern Oregon Here it is the
18th day of January, the mercury reg
so degrees.in the, shade, and
the sun shining brightly. What Sec
ton can beat it?
Agent Emery has announced his in
.ention of strictly enforcing the law
furnishing liquors to In
lians on tho Klamath reservation.
Indian agents throughout the country |
should pursue the same course.
That there is need of more universal
among the masses is made
,vident by the following notice that is
posted in several prominent places in
he city. ''Notise-By warren the Pub
ick to not Bye an old note with my
anne on it,"
The lodge of United Artisans of this
ity held social session last night
hat was we'll attended. The crown
1g feature of thu exercises was d
aper read by Mrs. N. Whealdon, Civ
lg history of the order and the men,
ers of the local lodge.
j. l.. Story returned last evening
'om Grass Valley. Mr.. Story reports
cry disagreeable weather in that sec
on. A dense fog has been hanging
YER the country for some time past,
nd the ground is covered with several ,
iches of snow and frost. II
John r. Rogers was duly inaugu- Il
tied governor of Washington at {
lynpia yesterday. In his inaugural
ldress Gov. Rogers made no startling
but rather ouSliped the
,licy of his administration to be con-
rvative, economical and just.
At a recent meeting of the CONNER
al club, that body indorsed Fl. D.
cGuire, present fish and game war; .
,n of Oregon, for reelection, and
.ssed u resolution requesting the leg
lature to make such an election at
10 present session. Copies of the
solution have been prepared and for
arded to the senators and represent
.tives from Wasco county.
A lodge of Eiks was organized in
agene last Tuesday. The "baby"
arts out with 40 charter members.
he officers elected are: Exalted ruler, {
L.. Page: esteemed leading knight,
Fl. Friendly; esteemed loyal knight, 4
L. Campbell; esteemed lecturing
light, S. M. Yoran; secretary, ). f. !;
obinson; treasurer, F. w. Osbourn;
quire, C. Marx; tyler, v. McFarland;
aplain, c. L. Loomis.