The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-16
LOCAL RREvIrIEs.


In less than six weeks the Union Paci- |
fic will be begging favors of The Dalles.
Three hobos are in Jail and two others
are in restraint for i'm billing too freely
on hot day.
MIR. w. J. Sherman has resumed his
regular run on the road between here
and Portland.
Misses Annie and Alma Taylor, daugh-
ters of Rev. O. d. Taylor, have gone to
Portland on visit.
Col. NJ. c. Nye and Mr.. Ben Allen, of
Prinevifle, arrived in the city. this after
noon. and will remain a few days.
Mrs. A. NJ. WILLIAMS and family left
this morning for Clatsop Beach, where
they will remain during the summer.
To Mr.. Joseph Shearer is due the
credit for breaking the dead lock in the
wool market which existed here for a
time.
Mrs. l.. Nv. Hopper and children leave
In the morning on the 5 100 O'Clock train
for Ilwaco, where they will pass the
summer.
Mr.. Will Roberts has accepted n posi-
ton in the city surveyors Office at Port
land. He lately graduated from school
in Boston.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church will give an ice
cream and croquet social at Mr.. f. b.
McFarlands grounds tomorrow evening.
All are invited. Admission free.
A Buffalo Pitts California straw burn
er traction engine for Van Hoy & John
son of Goldendale, was taken through
the streets yesterday afternoon, 1t trav-.
eled very nicely.
1t is suggested by The" Dalles CHRoN-
TcLE that next years annual session of
the Oregon Editorial associations be held
at Hood River. This is a pretty place,
and the other attractions offered would
be very neutrality-suspicious. Review.
Mr.. Louis Pacquet has returned to
Portland where he has obtained the con-
tract for the building of another steamer.
Mr.. Hugh Glen will have charge of the
work on the Regulator during Mr..
Pacquet's absence.
Mrs. Obarr, who has been advertising
"A lost watch for few days in the CHRoN-
ICLE is again in possession of it. Mr..
O'Neil picked it up on the road near her
place and seeing the advertisement and
being an honest man, brought the lost
article to this office.
The w. G. L. U. will hold meeting
at the M. +. church Friday at 3 100 p. m.
They invite all interested in the faith
full execution of our present laws, con-
cerning Sabbath observance, to come
and give their ideas of the best methods
to pursue for the accomplishment OF
this end. Mrs. 5. FRENCH.
Mr.. d. ]. Cooper, U. s. special land
agent, returned last night from an Off
cial inspection of swamp land selections
in the vicinity of Mt. Hood. This COM
pletes the inspection of the list of swamp
lands in The Dalles district for the pres
ent. Mr.. Cooper will leave today for
the Oregon City land district, where
there are number of swamp selections
claimed by the state which he will ex-
anime.
We would call the attention of oul
readers to the advertisement in today's
paper of Mr.. William Saunders, archi-
tect. He has lately came here from
Cleveland, Ohio, and thinking there was
a bright future for The Dalles concluded
to locate here. and open an office. He
brings the best of references with him
and his work will hardly fail of giving
satisfaction. We hope to see business
increase in this city so much this fal
that IB. Saunders will be able to re
main among us permanently.
Rev. w. G. Curtis and Mr.. D. j. Coop
er returned last night from week
4 trip to Mt. Hood. Mr.. Curtis looks
little the worse for wear, but says he en-
joyed the trip very much. The part,
went through Dufur, Tygh Valley, Bar
lows, and up Mt. Hood to the IL 900 foo
elevation. They made headquarters q
the Summit house, kept by Mr.. Camp
bell, of whom they speak as model land
lord, he being well posted in regard t.
all matters of interest in that part of tn
country, and having an intimate knowl
edge of every trout stream within mile
of his house.