The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-02-15
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is able to be on the street by the use O.
crutches.
Prof. II. Cooke, manager of the "Mode
Farm" and "City of Jerusalem" gave us
call today.
Hon. j. L. StoIy returned last evening
from professional visit to Grant, in Sher'
man county.
Mr.. A. G. Jensen, the one who was SC
badly injured in the wreck few days ago,
is improving.
The Mirror of Ireland was played to a
| crowded house last night. The McGinty
song was loudly encored.
Conductor French, who5was injured in
the recent wreck near the Locks, is able to
be on the streets to-day.
The automatic City of Jerusalem, which
had such remarkable success in Portland,
will be exhibited in this city next week.
Telegraphic communication with Gold
endale is now complete, viz Grant, aher-
man county. The toll will be 25 cents
from this city.
The latest reports from Judge Bird are
not encouraging; but it Is earnestly hoped
by his many friend in the city that he will
recover and regain his usual health.
Mr.. Max Vogt has cleared the rubbish
from his burned building on the corner of
Second and Washington, preparatory to re-
pairing as soon as the weather will permit.
Our disciples of Isaac Walton have been
fishing in the streams for salmon and brook
trout. This should be stopped, for if it is
carried on to any great extent our creeks
piscatorial wealth.
A rod and gun club has been formed in
this city, with Hon. NJ. A. Moody as presl-
We are glad this movement has been made, |
as we need some organization to pr otect fish |
and game during the close season.
The trains are not yet making schedule
time; but two trains can be depended
upon. The Union Pacific, as transcon-
road, is determined to furnish as
good facilities for travel as any. Our
people will soon realize the advantage of
haYing o transcontinental road passing
through the city instead local one.
Col. Lang is at present engaged in max
ing large map of Eastern Oregon, in
Which will be delineated the railroad land
grants, wagon road grants, and other very
matter 10 immigrants. When
completed this will be the most elaborate
nap ever made of this portion of the
United States.
A house occupied by Mr.. Buschke was
'urned last evening about o'clock. The
ire was discovered while the husband was ,
Ibsent at his work, and before any water
ould be procured the flames were beyond
ontrol. The building was a total loss, to-
either with the furniture, bedding. etc. 1
DR.. Buschke is an honest, industrious citi- \
en-, and the loss will fall heavily upon him.
Mr.. Sullivan, of the Mirror of Ireland !,
ompany, was asked yesterday by a l
rother Irishman, Who Is Hamlet, whom :
hey advertise SO much in the daily TINES
Is he an Irishman, and
id he ever visit the lakes of Killarney, or
pend u night on the Barney stone? MIR y
ullivan answered that he was not ac- q
uainted:: with him, but he would appear in {
le city soon. The Irishman joyously Il
''Then I'll get acquainted and 7
Ike drink with him for st. Patrlck's
ake." n
MIR. Bandmann, the celebrated TRACE \
iant is playing Shakespearean drama in f
[c cMinnville. and is under engagement,
ortland, commencing Feb. 18th. He q
i'll positively be III this city Feb. 24ih q q
nd 25th in the Vogt Grand opera house, i
nd will play Hamlet and Merchant of n
enice. This will be u good opportunity p
show to an advantage the scenery re- .
.ntly procured from Chicago. There n
i'll be no disappointment in this an .
as Mr.. Bandmann has later
ltcs at Pendleton, Walla Walla, La W
rande and Baker City. ii