The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-06-14

Miss Aimee Newman, who has been a
tending school in California during the pa
year. returned last week.
The case of JudkIns vs.. Taffe, suit f.
damages for malicious prosecution, trial
jury, ended this morning in verdict 70
plaintiff for $780,
There is telegram of great importanc
for Patrick Smith at the office of O. L
Taylor in this city. The dispatch Is fror
Winnebago. Illinois.
Mrs. Mary Knebel and daughter left fo
Eugene on last nights train, having re
celved telegram announcing the death c
Mrs. Knebers aged father, Daniel Gates
an Oregon pioneer.
Gazette: Thirty-iye car loads of sheer
from Wallowa county will be shipped from
La Grande next week. They will be taker
to Nebraska to fatten and will be shippel
from there to Chicago.
The following is the grand jury for tn,
present term of circuit court: D. NJ. French
foreman; f. c. Shereib, J. H. Mosler, An
drew Veiardc, Amos Root, E. w. Trout,
w. L. Freeman.
Louis P. Selbold, formerly of the Pendle
ton Tribune, was married in New ork, 6
few days ago, to Miss JENNIE L. Hopkins, q
Harper's Weekly and the New York Press.
La Grande Gazette: The bodies of the un-
fortunate girls who were drowned near the
Cove last week, as well as that of the young
man, were recovered by dragging the river
and the use of dynamite. The funeral took
place at the Cove Saturday.
There are not many criminal cases before
the circuit court at its present term, and
mi I'll N
believes In rushing business to the utmost,
and the people may have confidence that he
will not continue the session unnecessarily.
The dynamo of the arc lights has been
increased in power, and now can run fifty
lights the same as the old one did thirty
three. Our city will be brilliantly illumi-
mated hereafter. The new motor was first
used Saturday night, and found to work to
charm.
A German living in the Black Forrest
has constructed clock which is warranted
to run without winding until the year 9999.
This is the nearest approach to perpetual
motion that has been achieved since Sena-
tor Blair stopped talking about his educa-
tional bill
1t is the nightly custom of Mr.. John
Quinton, our police officer, to test the doors
found twenty-seven doors unlocked. Such
guardian Of the peace of the city our peo-
pie can trust, and a better man for city
marshal caiinot be elected.
Ochoco ReUie0: 1t is indeed rather un-
pleasant outlook for grain crop, at present.
The recent frosts have injured much of the
early grain, and now abundant rains are
necessary to insure late grain making a crop.
Should Crook county again iail to raise ITS
breadstuff there will be great drain on the
wealth of the county this fall for flour.
Mr.. Frank AImes, carpenter working
on the new Chapman Block ON the corner of
Second and Washington, this morn ing acci-
dentally stepped through an apert1 re in the
second floor and was precipitated to the
first floor, receiving lacerated scalp
wound four inches i'll length, and several
severe contusions about the back an d right
arm, though no bones were fracture DIR.
Doane attended to his injuries.
The census enumerator has commenced,
and is meeting with some funny experiences.
In one place he went through the usual
formula of questions, which were properly
answered. After he had finished the lady
told him that, perhaps, she had not an
swered the question about acute and chronic
diseases, for she had lost the enamel off one
of her teeth. There was no blank for this,
and so the enumerator did not make inin-
ute of 1t.
The forty miles of snowsheds that pro-
tected the track OF the Central Pacihc from
blockade for SO many winters will be re-
built this summer. The rotary snowplows,
mighty as they are, cannot cope with the
of the Sierra Nevadas, and the only
way 70 Keep ue HtcA ifee rs rs W pre'eus s"e
sno" sn rom .aiiins On H. ine ,n'eIi'uoe =,
su sne sno~'ueu ts e sys" may D1 .ono.neu .e
i.on is tI1 la eosn 900 ."e 'e'ui'unk Vi '"'
Sau'e Will oos' S-"o'ooo
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy orsham, OF Grant
county, LOST their little child ny drowning.
The Canyon City News relates the sal
story: 'Ihey had started to Fox valley IN
a blackboard, and when crossing tne John
Day one OF the horses baked IN mid stream |
and overturned ane ouckboard' throwing
them out, when tine infant hoated away on
the swift curl emf, and was seen no more
Searching parties were at once organized,
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ona ora ,.han ~ ;,s n,o.bar's a,ms
Redmond, the famous @ronaut and para
chute Jumper WIN McMahons CIRCUS, was
instantly Siheu ias' wees az Hnohohi,sn,
twenty iniies north on oea'sie; ne nhaue
spiehuIo ascension, suS .ue Daiioou was 'ai
rieu away " 'ne eass " .o"., ""e. s.nl' ono
Dc the very 'oP oi laii pms 1ree, iupy Ioo
ees aooYe .hs Hrounu, unVnu :,,. was
.nrown OUT. ah' ren W tue .s.ounu' n;,ius
lim Instantly Delore so'nH up ne sa,u
was Ine 'hoss uan9elous p'ece =. Jou i ue
iau ever ascehueu iioin, anu sa'u soou'ofe
% some iriehds VINO were win hiH'
We see in the Harney Press that a gen.
,I"n,;n y, S;,,,;as v.i,eu ,xb;Ie on his wav
-, ~ DaIIss reccntIy d;scovered the
,odv of , man between Cole camn and Cnr.
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Ochoco Reciec: Last Sunday, all that
vas mortal OF one OF Ochocos foremost pnen
vas laid to rest in the Prineville cemetery.
irsnd, noble DAVID Prime. The world Will
% Oh, our liyes VIII seem unchanged, out
We all will miss the more than generous
eighbor, the true friend, the manly man
'hom We all knew and, knowing, learned
i4Ve anu respect. ,;: Diu tue was ,0o, Ooi"
'acAson county, Missou.', au. 90
le was III .ne sosernlhen' enp'oI uu's
ne MeHican war; .neu 9ny s., n 90 ,esn
iaIiisu iSES ap,5 p..,a5 !, o, I;r
hoveu " oIeson ~ iooz' sY'yo ,oe, .,e
ounty wnere ne reslaeu 9S;. uuS. aI.n ~ W.T.. WIZ,