The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1891-09-05

from a summers outing In the Blue mount
aims, and came in town in wagon from
their camp. Their appearance would indi-
cate that they have enjoyed their trip, and
have lived well.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Roach left this afternoon
for the Brookhouse farm, and from there
will proceed 10 Mt. Hood to spend few
weeks recruiting their health.
Mr.. M. Harrington, returned yesterday
afternoon from Grass Valley, and reports
harvest in full operation. Some crops will
average 80 bushels to the acre.
Miss Susan Turner. sister of Mr.. T. T.
| Turner, has charge of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. She is most courteous and
accommodating young lady and an excellent
! operator.
The thunder shower experienced Satur.
day evening cooled the atmosphere very per-
| ceptibly; but had no effect IN putting out
the forest fires which are raging in the
mountains.
The stockholders of the steamboat
Regulator will make an excursion to Cas-.
cade Locks next Monday. This excur-
sion is given by invitation of the steam
boat contractors.
Three hoboes were arrested last night by
Policeman Howe. and this morning. on be-
ing brought before Recorder Menefee each
was fined S. and costs. The fines were not
paid, and they are now confined in the city
Jail.
Judge ThorDbury, DIR. Doane, Captain
Lewis and G. w. Filloon returned Satur-
day from camping tour of three days on
Little White Salmon. They caught 300
trout. but killed no game. Their camping
place is described MS grand and picturesque.
Mr.. Walter Mcdonald and Charles w.
Stone returned Saturday evening from a
camping tour at Little White Salmon,
where they remained about two weeks.
The fishing was good, 6nd Mr.. McDon-
aid, so we are informed, was successful
in killing large bear with a shotgun.
He fred both barrels at short range at
bruin, and his bearship succumbed to
overpowering circumstances.
Miss Lavina Knebel, who came from the
Willamette valley last Thursday for her
health. being afflicted with hemorrhage Of
the lungs, died this morning about o'clock,
at the residence of her aunt, near this city.
She was apparently well last evening, but
was awakened during the night by violent
hemorrhage. This was stopped, but 1t soon
Lavina was aged about 10 years. and was
the last remaining of three sisters who died
from the same cause during the past year.
The water has been of SO little force
during the past two days that it would
not turn our Potter press, or even the
Peerless iobber. OF all processes of rea-
son the logic of events is the most indis
putable, and what we told our citizens
for the past four years is being proved
true every day. The only way to pro-
cure good water supply for The Dalles
Is by the pumping system. and this is
becoming more evident as time advances.
Harry Spaulding was arrested on Aug.
18th for burglary in Mr.. Dial's saloon at
Antelope. There were taken from tho
house which Is used as a saloon 80.
calibre pistol and liquors and cigars.
Spaulding had his examination before
the justice, and bound over in the sum of
$500. He was brought in yesterday by
a deputy sheriff and placed In the coun-
ty Jail. Spaulding claims to have par
ents living In st. Helens, and has only
resided in Antelope about two months.