The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-05-17
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Saturdays Daily

| Ex.U. s. Senator. 7. X. Kelly. IS in tb
city.
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The lumber Office, which has been float
M ~ u I1a 'ne past oay or Two near 1he una
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""u sone uo"n"a'o WIZ" Tue tiue.
Mr.. benton Mays, OF Joseph, Waliowa
county, has been In the city tor the past
two days. He reports everything very
prosperous IN his portion OF the state.
A fish wheel, lust being erected by some
Cinnamon up the river, broke loose from its
moorings, and had to be chained to be kept
from following the course OF the stream to
the ocean
A steer belonging to person residing on
the opposite side of the river, suddenly
broke away from the person who was driv-
ing him and swan the swollen stream back
to lis old home this afternoon.
A subscrintion was t.ken mn to.d.v +o
give monthly subsidy to the Moro stage
line, by way OF the new bridge over the
Deschutes. our citizens were quite liberal,
and we may expect tri-weekly service.
One morning this week the freight train
which came to this city from the east
brought into town about twenty tramps.
They literally took possession of the train
and had everything their own way. Mr.
Qulnton was Kept very busy that night,
and had quite run over the town to keep
watch OF the Villains.
Mr. Hagn uoariay' VINO mas oeen engaged
Ior ine Past hTe weeks assessing IN tne
neiS u9o,noou iysn, Nlnssey "alhic
years ne mas idfnieo III this county ne mas
ne never seen such luxuriant growth OF gram.
Inc prospects are exceedingly promising ior
a pountiiul crop. NO gram Is sunerlng IN
'le ieas'' pu' ram "ouiu oe very accep'aoie.
The case of ravishment reported in to-
days paper was not known to any of cur
city or county officers until o'clock in the
esJn,nS VI Ine suos?eas 10y ne snein nt
a tL ,,1r,'. . IA LsutaJ H. 80 - .hora.h,,,
for sararai Inu hnnrs ." The Id should baus
;uf ;ofosod thn no oa;,,r. .. sony emo as as,ih,a
.n'S' my .n ue III tne :cI. oH go Iu "a a poss.'
my VI o"p''i'"s 'ne
Fossil Journal: The stockmens' spring
ride for horses commenced last Monday in
this part of the county. The first camp
was at the cattle corral near the forks of
Deep creek. Messrs Bridges, Barnard,
Mahlon Hall, Perrin, Steiwer, Rose, Stew |
art' lurpie ana others were represented IN
person OF ny agent I'D the rue Inc priiici-
pal op]ect OF the roundup Is TO gatner
horses TOR breeding purposes and also Tor
breaking.
Fossil Journal: Stock has fattened this
snrino faster than usnal Some attribute |
,is TO the fact that the bnffalo n grass is tax.
NO the place of the bunch grass IN places
where the bunch grass has been overstocked
Or fed too close by sheep, and this buffalo
yrass natures earlier than the bunch grass.
md has run up to seed some time ago. 1t
5 said to be better early grass than the
punch grass, but it dries oat sooner. and
ioes not compare favorably with the bunch
yrass for fall and winter grass.
Dr w A E,bs,t wbo 10 noxv a. tho
-ra,at;lla bonsa br;nos ietters fror, srnh
nen 40 Hons r T, Sbarnsta;r K
;tra;oht w p Winans nr.sident Farmers
;avinos hank: w Fl. Slime. cashier Wajla
Valla SAVINGS hank. Frank Paine. R. q.
osrks Revs d i strong. Sam Driver and
nanv others who are Representative citizens.
The doctors office hours are from 10 to l2
!. M. and from to 5p. M. Diseases of
,osc and throat are his specialities. Con.
ultation and examination free. Nasal
atarrh can be cured.
W. ,o.. +hot +orr;llo or;r,o ,,..s oor,-