The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1891-08-15
From Tuesday S Daily.
Mr.. P. Bolton, of Kingsley, is in tn,

Mr. L. DoltOu, vi hinBaley, 10 IN bhC Sisls
Mr.. J. NJ. Roth, of Kingsley, is in the
city.
Mr.. E. G. Tosier, of Wasco, was in the
city Sunday.
French & Co., bankers, are building
new vault in their bank in this city.
The old Marion county court house, at
! Salem, has been leased to Chinese laundry
men.
Two tramps secured lodgings in the city
| jail last night and hereafter will work out
their fine on the street.
Our citizens should patiently bear the
present hot weather, knowing that will
| be the last of the season.
Doc. Wall, of Eight Mile. who is well
known in seven states and eight territories;
has been in town for several days.
Several of our citizens are camping on
| Wind river, Wash, about thirty miles west
of the city, near the Columbia river.
Mr.. E. 0. Whitman. representing the New
| York Mutual Life Insurance Co., has been
in the city for the past two or three days.
The last two days have been quite warm;
| but next month cool breezes will blow, and
there will be no anxiety manifested about
the thermometer.
Work is progressing yery nicely on the
| Regulator, and little doubt is enter
tanned that it will be ready to make daily
trips by September lst.
Friendship Lodge No. g. X, of p, con-
ferred the rank of Page on two candidates
| last night, and will have work every night
| for the next three or four weeks.
Mr.. G. Nedrow, who has resided in the
| town of Dutur for the peat seventeen years,
left on the noon train to-day on visit to
his daughters in Audubon county, Iowa.
All members of Columbia Lodge No. 8,
/. o, o, F, are requested to be In attend
ance at the hall next Friday evening, as
business of importance will be transacted.
Sy reason of an accident near Hunting
ton the west. bound train last evening was
DELAYED several hours. The locomotive and
one car were derailed; but no person was
injured.
Miss A. s. Brigham and Miss Elizabeth
Packard, of Los Angeles, Calf, arrived in
this city last evening, on their return from
Alaska, and are the guests of Mrs. w. 5.
Myers.
The remains of William Clayton Riley
were found floating in the Willamette river
at Portland yesterday morning. 1t APP
peared that the body had been in the water
for several days.
Owing to the late season. classes are re.
sumed at Mount Angel college, Marion
county, Oregon. Sept. Sth, not Sept. lst.
as stated in catalogue. For information
apply to director of Mt. Angel college.
The ''small boy" and 'snall girl" can en-
ioy himself and herself for a few more
DAYS. Soon the ominous sound of the bell
will call them to their studies. when they
will be forced to leave the streets to other
persons.
Watermelons and muskmelons Of the
largest and most luscious varieties are on
sale in our market. Peaches and other
fruits are in the greatest abundance this
season, and these cannot be excelled any-
where on the coast.
Yesterday one of our citizens was tried
before Justice Doherty for the violation of
the game laws, by shooting chickens and
pheasants out of season. He was tried by
jury, and after hearing the testimony
verdict of not guilty was rendered.
In the case of John B. Raun VS.. the s. P.
r. r. Co., tried In the United States cir
cuit court in Portland. the plaintiff re-
ceived verdict for $40, 900 damages, and a
motion for a new trial was denied yester-
day. This is one of the Lake Labish VIC
tins.
There was no material change in the con-
dition of DR.. Lindsay. of Portland, last
eyenng, but the symptoms were slightly
favorable. A careful examination showed
there was no fracture of the skull, and al
though he may remain unconscious for some
time, physicians still say there are hopes OF
recovery.
A lodge. of Knights of Pythias will be
%. IL Il lro. GoA-.
day evening. There are from twenty
five to thirty persons who will be in
itiated into the mysteries of Pytmanism.
Delegations from Friendship Lodge, of
this city. and also from Wsucoma, at
Hood River, will be present, and assist
at the institution.
John Austin and John Guthridge were
arrested at PendletoD yesterday, on COM
plant of ]. II. Keables, charging them
with larceny OF a steer. These men were
shipping thIrty-six head of cattle from the
q. P. yards at Pendleton, and seven of
them bore the brand of Miller & Lux, the
California cattle kings. They claimed to
haye purchased these from parties in the
John Day country.
Mr.. EA j. Jeffers, accompanied by his
daughter Margaret, intend to make the
Journey down the river to Portland IN his
neat little craft, the LASS Of Gosorie" He
will float down leisurely, and is prepared if
night overtakes HIM to tie up and camp.
Mr.. Jeffers is the architect and builder of
this canoe, and his purpose in visiting Port
land is to dispose of the boat to the Alpine
club of the metropolis.
In the celebration of the Swiss anniver.
sary Saturday evening we omitted>fo men,
ton that Helvetis was beautifully repre-
sented by Miss Pauline Buchler. who was
becomingly dressed Sand was the at<raetiye
figure in the procession. Mr.. Nisxander
Huguenin, the Oldest Swiss in Tire DSlles,
took the lead in the 'processioh. he woSs.
the colors on the left arm, and bis hat wac
and soul he entered into the festivitiesk. and
We'd with other genereustSwitz in giving
hearty welcome to visitors.