The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-12-07
From fridays Dairy

East Lynne Saturday night at the arno
ry hall.
Dent forget IL at Moody's is headquarter
for dress goods.
The Klickitat hills were snow-cappet
this morning.
The whit, owl has gone into the inter
ior as far as Canyon City.
Keep your eye on Moody's. It is the
bargain house of the city.
Before buying see w. II. Moody & Col
stock of boots and shoes and gents furnish.
ing goods. etc.
Our streets are in somewhat of muddy
condition. We can stand it when we
know the thirsty soil has drunk its fill.
Rev. w. e. Gray, of Spokane Falls gave
us pleasant call yesterday. He is now pre-.
siding elder of a new district lately formed
in that region.
Correspondents must furnish their names
in full, or their communications will not he
published. This is an invariable rule, and
admits of no exception.
The art exhibition at the new armory will
continue to-day and tomorrow, from 4 to
10 P. NJ. This is rare opportunity for
or citizens to view some of the finest
works of art in the state.
A tame bear with some foreigner as
owner, paraded themselves on the corner
of Court and Second streets this afternoon.
The bear needed sympathy for being
such bad company.
John =. Lindsay, supported by a tai
leuted dramatic company. will open next
Monday at the old ATmory in Ingomar,
IF Wo1
and Thursday Under the Gas
light.
The man who was shot at Umatilla by
Andrew Jack vas Ed. Arundel. They were
both under the .fuence of liquor when the
shooting took place. The sheriff of Una
tilla county arrested him after considerable
trouble.
Canyon City Neus: Snow on the noun
tains between here and Baker is sufficient
depth to enable sleighs to run. The stage
are running sleighs from six
miles above Prairie City to Sumpter val
As miles.
Grant Co. Ne,cs: Cresap has watermel
ons at his store and this is the latter part
Of November. The melons are as good
md sound on the outside as they ever
we're, but have tendency to be little
oithy in the interior.
The Burns Items says work has been |
lbandoned on the we'll at the new livery |
table after reaching depth of l07 feet,
hat being as deep as the machinery would |
work to any material advantage. Arte- |
ian water would be the making of Har- |
icy valley if the people could get it, and |
hey may strike it by boring in different
Among the gems on exhibition in the
rt gallery is cluster of fruit loaned by |
Ar. j. o. Mack, which was painted in
SO4. The colors are still fresh and
right, although more than three quarters
f a century have elapsed since the brush
f the painter did the work. The picture
) highly priced by Mr.. Mack, as it may
yell be, considering its age, and that it
as been souvenir in the family for ali
lese years.
Vilson, one of the most prominent citizens
'ho arrived there on the morning train,
nd who went to Wilson's place of business.
fter the shooting the stranger fled and has
OF been apprehended. Oficers are in pur-
nit. The cause of the shooting is a mys.
.ry. Wilson was well known in Eastern
regon. having, it is understood, lived at
aker City at one time.
Thomas H. Mills was shot and killed
ear Prairie City on Saturday Nov. 23d,
Y Andreas Hanson, sheepherder in the
nploy of Hall Bros. Mills was walking
his cabin, under the influence of liquor,
I'd is supposed to have fallen into a
Itch. In a dazed condition he was
awling around on his hands and knees,
hen the sbeepherder's dog commenced ;
,rking. Being dark the sheepherder
opposed it was some wild animal. and
'ed seven or eight shots As soon as he
und his mistake he carried Mills to his I
bin, and delivered himself up. Mills
as in dying condition when brought to I
es.
The New York Herald says that ''Miss
harlotte Thompson is of charming pres
ice and gifted by nature with rare talent.
lie is most undoubtedly in the foremost
nks of the artistic world. There are few,
any. who have all the advantages which
iss Thompson possesses. Her manner is
Itural, and the absence of stage conven-
onality is not the least charm of her per-
nations. Her action is free and graceful,
'o ohS PoSoSoSSc oCP'h VI oChtAiuChU dbu | ,
lssionate energy which gives vivid re-
ity to every motion. At times she has
so vivacity and archness, and all the
loyant and electric spirit of glowing
nins." She takes tho leading lady's part
East Lynn at the Third Regiment Armory
all tomorrow night.
w. w. Union: A dispatch from Union,
r., dated Dec. 8, says: "The subsidy de-
anded by G.. w. Hunt, manager of the ..
regon & Washington Territory road, to
ltend the line through the Grandc
onde valley from Walls ,valla to Union,
IS been fully raised. The subsidy,
hich amounts to $4,000, was raised last
lmmer. but owing to delay in securing
, the time for completion of the road had
lie extended, necessitating renewal of
/ subscriptions formerly made. This
as done and Manager Hunt telegra phed I
ON New York today to Assistant Man
ger Herman at Walla Walla to send an
lgineering party Immediately 10 make
nal location of the road in the valley"
be corps of engineers leave this city this
orning. Twenty miles of the grade is
be completed by Aug. lst neat. and
e road is to be finished to Union :
7 Dec. Il, 1890.
School Law, s
The following extract from the Amended