The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-05-03
From Fridays Daily.


Mr.. J. H. Adams. of East Portland, is in
the city.
Mrs. Arthur Williams-nee Waldron-is
IN the city.
The west-bound train yesterday afternoon
was three hours late.
The river le about an ordinary height for
the season of the year. Old citizens have
seen It higher.
Judge Bird, is recovering bis usual
heatSs but it will be some time before
he will be able to attend to his duties.
Outside of Spokane Falls The Dalles re.
ceives and ships as much freight as any
point east of the Cascades in the northwest.
The railroad bridge, near Rowena. was
burned yesterday. Workmen from this
city went down and did the necessary re.
pairs.
Mr.. T. J. Hayter, of Dallas, father oil
Carey Hayter of the firm of Hayter &
Williams, is in the city on visit to his
son.
Mrs. s. ]. Tully will play In the grand
march piece ct her own composition at
the cantata this evening of the Dairy Maids
Supper.
Mr.. T. T. Windsor, train dispatcher OF
the U. P. R. r. Co. in this city, returned
yesterday from visit to his old home in
West Virginia.
The gesaaq rereiR picnic on May llth will
be given in nice shaded place, with a
bountiful supply of good spring water, and
not far from the boat landing.
Yesterday was the dreaded May LIST; but
the city was quiet and undisturbed. We
saw only one or two men who availed them
selves of the privilege of holiday.
To expel the impurities in the blood
and give strength to the system before the
effects of warm weather are felt use
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. 2alm
We arc in receipt of a copy of THE Ranch.
man. new paper published in Portland.
1t is devoted 20 the interests of farmers and
st0ck.raisers and should be extensively
patronized.
The bridge which waa damaged last Fri
day by the two freight cars falling to the
bank below. is nearly repaired and in as
| good condition as ever. Trains have passed
| and repassed daily, and the repairs were not
necessary for safety.
A half.breed named Henry johnson was
arrested by Deputy U. s. Marshal johnson
| iUE eciiiuk HQuOT Auuiouos NC WAS tA-
ahmed before Commissioner Huntington
and held to answer the charge before the U.
s. grand jury. He was taken to Portland
by the deputy marshal on the early train
| this morning.
The Astoria papers are ht fomew bellig.
gerent because the Oregonian, although
about to receive liberal sum for advertis.
ing. constantly misrepresents the place. The
healthy support which the three dailies re-
ceive from the business men of that city is
better advertisement and will attract more
home-seekers than Aaring one in the big
daily.
Oregon,an: The United States local in
spectors have received an application from
the Union Pacific Company, notifying them
that their steamer d. S. Baker. on the up
per Columbia river route, was in a first
class condition, aud asking that she be IN.
| spected. The inspectors will leave for The
Dalles Sunday to investigate the Company's
claim for a renewal of their steamers annual
license.
Aaoriax While at Ceday Landing yes
terday. two waiter boys on the Telephone
got skylarking and fell overheard. Their
names were and are yet Oppenheimer and
! Murphy. Murphy could swim: Open.
heimer couldn't: Murphy kept telling OPP