The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1891-11-14
From TUESDAYS Daily.

| ABOUT 1orty dollars and watch In his
pocket.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. M. Day, of Goldendale, is in the
city, en- route to California, where she will
spend the winter months.
The Wingate brick, which went through
the fire on September I'd, is being reftted
up. and will soon he as good as before the
| fire.
Yakima is still pushing forward the
artesian we'll with fair prospects of sue
cess. Why can't we try the project in
this vicinity.
There is party of campers east of the
city who came in yesterday evening from
counties in the interior. Their destination,
we presume, is the willamette valley.
Mr.. James Kelly. of Kingsley, gave us a
pleasant call last evening. He says farm
ers desire little more rain; but the season
has been very favorable for stockmen.
Five carloads OF sheep left Saltmarshe's
| stockyards this morning for Chicago. They
were shipped by Mr.. Chas. Butler, who is
well known in this region as a cattle. buyer.
Last night the city Jail had five occupants.
one sd and d" and four hoboes. The
''drunk" paid his fine, one hobo was dis
charged, and three will be given work at
that wood pile.
That wood pile that we have held as
terror to evIl.doers for some time past was
cut to-day by the steam wood.saw. Hcre-
after hoboes need have no fears of being
forced to lower. their dignity by cutting
wood.
The wheat season is not nearly finished,
and every day wagons come to the ware
houses and are unloaded of their wealth.
MoodY's warehouse is still well crowded
and several carloads have been shipped to
Portland.
The grand jury could not find true bill
against Emory Hart, and to-day the doors
of the Jail were opened to him and he was
given his liberty. He had been incarcerated
in the county Jail for several months, and
the free air, he said, felt good.
Lo, the poor Indian, who usually orna-
ments street corners, enjoyed himself to-
day basking in the short space Of sunshine
after the rain. The salmon season is over,
and with his winters supply of food In his
wigwam, life to him is pleasant dream.
Miss Mamie Montgomery, who has been
visiting Mrs. G. Stevens in this city for the
past week, left for Albany this morning.
Miss Montgomery is printer, and has held
cases on the Albany Herald for the past ten
years.
Salem StatesDaan. MORGAN. the world
coming. to.an.end idiot. IL now affecting the
Lebanon people and telling what terrible
papers the Statesman and the Corvallis
Times are. There are a hundred better
, and smarter men in the asylum than Nor
gan.
Mr.. Ben. Iremonger, of Caleb, Grant
county, gave US call this morning. He
has been on the range for some time, hav-
ing large number OF cattle IN that vioin-
ity, ana says ne never saw tne grass In as
go0d condition ior seVerai years aS IL ID 'nis
iah'
Albany Demoerdt: Ohas. =. SIone, heIe-
solor9 ulensiopeu, Was On naSn', enAom S,,;uo
so iore ous.,oe PJa LUMP 49, I"' ~ y. Mnrr
held to await The action of the Grand iury
under $500 bonds, which he failed to fur
nish.
Hill O,MoIIsv a. 70 who have had the
oontra,t of f;n;:h;ng tha br,ck hotel of Mr.
SL,hha havo no.rIn comnlstad their vork
ia 80 49, os ,'ooJ apd .rch;tectnral
;oh as snv aver Sn1e in The Dsllss Thev
mn ynn5e1sta3d their business and give value
received m everything thev undertake.
Sund.n o,an;no ,rooL waller this s;da
4Inusf eennS : -" Is s'.s
s tsse'no " ora, ra.TI.;p, II hreet;ng several
r;hs .nd ;n;,rv 20 tSe sn;ne. a surgeon
from this citv went down on the evening
train, and placed the man in the sleeper. in
tending to take him to St. Vincents hospi-
tai in Portland; but when near Fairview he
died from the result OF MS injuries.
A well-known "crank" in this vicinity
described the method of rain-making in
this way: The man builds little house,
with pipe running through the roof,
and then turns crank and the lightning
flashes, the thunder peals, the heavens
are opened and the rains decend. A by
stander quietly remarked II crank was
all tnat was necessary tne aioresaiu
dividuai could produce ram enough ior
THIS region Oh country
The case on trial in the circuit court Is m
appeal from Justice court, Wliiiam odeii VS..
Joseph Soutnweil' 10 wnlcn 1ne oe,enaAns
was sued tor tressPass ana rece,vee YER
Gic1 IN % ms Iayor' II pnns.n luis '1 '"v !Ky %
NJ E;at.a1 - no,Ia w 9 Grsn.m VIM Rnsb,
LII n T. Rsrnatt Dan (,rowlev- d. A.
Rrovles Z. Burgess and James Brown. TIE
plaintiff is appellant, and- is represented by
Hon. j. B. Condor and the respondent by
L. % "A'on anu a. - NP
The Pendleton East Oreg0ntGn says
that good wheat land in Umatilla county
has advanced largely in value, particu-
IarIv in the eastern end where it COM
n,onds sAo and S45 ner acre. several
farn. he;ng sold at that 6gure near
..L a,o o' ,,,,,....,;ou n.nas &C.,
a A'nena. ,, a.
Gerking FIaS, Awo VI tniee Year, seo
Harvey McDonaio pougnt the Suinn
place tor $4OOO. de raised TWO crops on
the land, and made enough to pay for 1t,
getting forty bushels to the acre this sea-
son. Last Tuesday he sold the place to
r. Fl. Sanders for SS25O.
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nus oreg1ns"N' TiiSu' ni'sio nes
riVeo from maiisce, Iuauo' on 'isl' W
bis fatner, j. a. Little OF stage Gulcn.
The meeting OF father and son Is one OF
more than ordinary pleasure, since the