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

rEon IueSudS Daliy
Mr.. Geo. Ham, of Portland, is in the
city.
This weather is very agreeable to dealers
in ice-cream.
Mr.. T. II. Johnston, the leading mer chant
of Dufur, is in the city.
Mr.. w. j. Eshenbaugh, well known to
our citizens is in the city.
Miss Gertrude Meyers returned this
morning from short visit to Portland.
Mr.. T. P. MCGOWAN, representing the
Boston Pilot, gave US pleasant call to-day.
The tower in the rear of the engine house
has been completed. and the bell will be
placed in position soon.
Fishing in Wallowa lake must be royal
amusement. A trout weighing five pounds
was taken out one day this week.
Mary, the 3-year-old child of Thomas Nc
I Gown, was drowned yesterday afternoon in
the electric light fun,e in Dayton, Wash.
Mr.. A. j Barlow, one of the most cele-
brated expert anglers in the northwest, a
| former resident of Jackson county, is in the
city.
The river rose several feet last night.
| The new hat-boat being built is af1oat, and
the wood is being removed as rapidly as
| possible.
Miss Ella Agnew, of Sonoma, Cal, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Champlin,
for the past year. left Sunday evening for
her lone in California.
The riyer has risen sufficiently to keep
the wheels working, and the run of salmon
| is very fair. The cannery Is very busy, and
local fishermen are now enjoying Their har.
vest.
a young man brought into the city this
| afternoon nice basket of fish, which he
caught in the neighborhood of Mosier. We
understand troat is quite plentiful in that
vicinity.
| Dr. Rinehart has removed his residence
from opposite the planning mill ON Third
street to corner Union and Ninth streets,
former residence of Hon. 7. w. Slusher,
deceased.
The state VS.. Pat Rooch for assault and
battery, was begun in Justice Lang's court
to-day and continued until tomorrow at re-
quest of defendant, for the purpose of pro-
curing witness.
The iron pillars of the new brick of Max
Vogt are being placed in position. The last
ing faith which Mr.. Vogt has in The Dalles
Is of substantial nature, and jingles III
very effective manner.
Mr.. II. B. Reed does not want the earth;
| he simply desires to stretch his Pacific
| fence around the circumfe renee, and he has
been working, night and day, with this OBJ
ject IN view, for the past year.
Charles Hermann was taken below yes
terday by Deputy U. s. Marshal johnson
for selling hisky to Indians. He was ex-
amined before U. s. Commissioner Hunting
ton and held to answer the charge before
the U. s. district judge.
The board of directors of the Oregon
Pioneer association have selected Portland
as the place of holding the annual meeting
in June. H. w. Scott has been chosen to
deliver the annual address and Rufus Nal
lory the occasional address.
A cemetery four miles northwest of Mil
ton, has been fenced in by some individual
who has purchased land surrounding it. and
residents OF the neighborhood, much to their
indignation, are prevented from conveying
the remains OF their dear departed to the
city of the dead.
Pasco headlights: Water is now running
through the fume in the bg irrigating ditch
opposite Klona; all land receiving water
from this ditch is being rapidly cleared and
seeded and other Improvements made.
Fine residences are blng built and the
place has very thrifty appearance gener-
ally.
AL. Zeiber, well-known in Oregon and
Portland, died at his home near Salem, Sat-
urday evening. He was the frat man to be
made an O5d Fellow In Oregon, aud died on
the 10Th anniversary of that order, He
used to keep the Clarendon hotel in Port
land, and was for many years prominent
man.
Some time ago Baron Hrsch, the Euro
peap banker, pledged himself to send to
this country Sl20,000 year in monthly
installments, to be used for the benefit of
needy and worthy Hebrew immigrants.
The first installment, $4,000 has been re-
ceived The fund will be managed by
board of managers cf which NJ. s. Isaacs is
president and Jess. Seligman is treasurer.
Astoria Pioneer: About a week ago an
Italian railroad workman on the Lewis and
Clarke became engaged in quarrel with
Marasio, the boss, and struck him in the
face with an ak, cutting cash in his cheek
and seyering the malar bone. Constail;
John Weich went to Portland last Light to
bring him back, as the officers had located
him there He will also bring back All Cor
a Chlnaman accused of embezlIng $500.
We have been creditably informed that
some of our weathIest citizens have formed
themselves into an Eastern Oregon Trans
portation Company and also into The Dailes
and lioldendale r. r. Co. The objects of
these corporations will be to place liue OF
,ats on the Columbia river and to huild
and equip railroad from this city to Gold
endale. Our informant SAID the articles of
Incorporation of the company will be
drawn up and filed tomorrow.
w. W. Journal: Mrs. q. J. Hunt. of
Huntsville, was driving one of those horses
with kind eve last Saturday and as the
train passel her near Longs mill, few
miles from Dayton he laid his ears back and
his tail over the dash board and took spin
for dear life. Finally he brought up before
telegraph pole, wrecked the buggy, threw
the old lady violently to the ground and
broke her collar bone. The horse then con-
tinued in it's mad career and is still in the
hills trying to get away from the engine.