The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-05-24
intelligent animals In the city, died from
the effects of poison one day last week.

intelligent animals IN the city, died from
the effects of poison cne day last week.
Judge Bind was on the streets to-day, il
a buggy driven by DR.. HollIster His many
friends were glad to see him, and give hin
friendly shake Of the hand.
Mr.. VIM. Sheffield, former Dailes boy
hut now reporter of the OregoRiGn. is IN
the city. He is going oyer the Cascades on
the Queen to morrow, as the OreqoRida rep.
| resentative.
Col. f. ". Nevius returned from a c7n.
vass of Baker, Uni;n and Umatila counties
in the interest of the Republican p.rty. He
reports everything promising tor the success
CT the party.
Mr.. l E Chase, of the firm OF Chase &
| Mccain, cf Antel' pc, Thought scme fine
| Thoroughbred stations of Ciydesdaie and
Percheron breeds into the city yesterday.
Tney made sale of some to ouI citizens.
The d. S. Baker has been IN the trade
for several days, and after Tomorrow the
HdrUest QUefR, which has done good SER
vice Oil the Upper and Middle Columbia,
will furrow the placid waters of the Lower
Columbia and willamette rivers.
We are informed by DR.. j. w. Strange,
supervisor OF census Tor the second district
Of Oregon, that the compensation fixed ly
the census depaI tmeut az Washington Is
So per day in all districts outside of the city
OF The d tiles. In Tie Dalles the enumer.
ators get cents per name.
Fast Oregoaian: Wednesdays branch fast
mail, No. 8, met witb two serious msal-
ventures on the trip up. When near La
Crosse, s'eeper and coach left the track
and Travelled some distance on the ties. At
Chester the IL gage car left the track.
Fortunately no one was hurt.
Capt. D. =. iayes, OF Little Dalles, is in
the city He is IN charge cf the supply
steamer Hootenai at that point. The cap
tam says we have not received one-half OF
the surplus water from melting snow yet,
AMI prophesIes that the Columbia will over
reach the mark OF 1876.
The regular term of the circuit court for
this county will convene on the last Satur-
day i'll May and adjourn from day 70 day
until the 5th Of June, when Judge Fee of
the Seventh Judicial district will preside
II will not be necessary for jurors to be in
attendance until the latter date.
Mr.. w. H. Bennett, wife and family, of
Fit. Smcoe, in the city. Mr.. Bennett
has been clerk at the agency at Ft. Simc,e,
Wash, and having resigned lis position is
Point, Wis. The family are the guests of
AIR. and Mrs. VIM. Michel OF this city.
East Oregonian May l65h: A gentleman
Famed j. IL. Irvine, hailing from Farming
ton, was seen at the depot this morning. a |
few days ago while trimming tree, one of |
the limbs struck him in the eye, inhicting a
serious wound aud destroying the si,ht.
He was on his way to Portland to secure
medical treatment.
Hepprer Gdzctte: The Republican district
convention have placed in nomination for
attorney of the seventh judicial
district. w. II. wilson, of The DAlles. Mr..
Wilson is lawyer Of ability, a member of
he law firm of Bennett & Wilson, we'll
known t. many residents OF Morrow. This
ia an Office in which politics should enter
Dut little. and in MIR. Wilson the Gazette
links it has the hest man for the PLACE,
md so advises its friends.
w w. Journal: Horace Champion moved
from his house opposite Mrs.
StahPs residence and that same night, two
Russian children, boy and girl, living in
hat vicinity came along, entered the yard
md tried to steal 4 hammock, which was
eft tied TO shade trees. w hen detected,
he little boy hid in stable. They were
ct go, without being arrested, but who
veuld think, that children of such tender
ge. would start out in the dark of the
night to rob and to steal? Yet such is that
ertain influx, which makes very undeslr-
BILE acquisition to any decent, upright and
Ionest community. What will we DO about
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Goldendale Sentinel: Mr. c. w. Bro yp,
ivil engineer OF Portland, was few days
20 employed by the company which has
ust been organized at The Da!ies to con-
truct a railroad ID Golde ndaie, and on
1onday evening in company with Frank 2.
'aylcr Of that city, arrived in Gol,lendale.
IN Tuesday morning they were accompanied
y a committee of our board of trade, con-
isting Of n. B. Brooks, L c. Darland and
Y. Ii. Hodsou. 1t was their purpose to
rst examine the gap i'll the Columbia hills (
there the road goes through to Columbus, ;
nth view to skirting the tn side Of the
fountain en- route to The Dalles. They
ill then 90 to what is called the Hunt
ass, the adoption OF which would make
BAD leading froE, The Dalles in north
esterly direction, roanding the west end
the Columbia hills and coming up in the
.!ickitat valley through High Prairie. I,n-
ediately upon the report OF the engineer, q
practicable route can be- found survey r
i'll he made.