The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-06-11
From Thursday's Daily.
The river is on a stand still.

The river is on q stand still.
MR.. ]. CHM, of Biggs, is in the city.
Mr.. Ronald McDoeald, of Antelope, is in
the city.
Mr.. Stanley Stowell, of Hood River, is
in town to-day.
DIR. w. E. Rinehart returned to-day from
a short trip to Salem.
Mr.. Geo. Herbert, mine host of the Hood
River hotel, is in the city.
Mrs. D. G. Leonard. the only woman
lawyer in Oregon, is in the city.
Hon. NJ. P. Issnberg. of Hood River,
came up on the noon tram to-day.
Mr.. Geo. Cochran, of Antelope, one of the
sheep raisers in that region. is in town to-
day.
Mr.. Allen Grant, the sheep king of the
Antelope empire, Is visiting friends in the
city.
A large number Of sheepmen are in the
city, and they all appear satisfied with the
clip and prices received,
The Prineville stage arrived in the city
last evening; but no news was received Of
the result of the election.
The Regulator made the usual excursion
to the Cascade Locks this morning, and
quite a number of our citizens ayailed
themselves of the opportunity.
The excitement consequent on the cleo
tion is dying out. 1t seems the Democrats
are not desIrous of growing very loudly,
and Republicans have nothing OF which to
boast.
The next matter of interest is the cleo
tion of city officers which occurs week
from next Tuesday, and some excitement
may be expected, as candidates are coming
to the surface lively.
A mining prospector passed through the
city this aft ternoon, driving a donkey
packed with provisions and utensils. He
was great curiosity, being novel sight to
citizens of TIE Dalles.
Albert, 4-year-old son of our fellow citi-
zen, MIR. Ad. Keller, was severely scalded
this morning by spilling bowl of boiling
milk over his foot and ankle. DR.. HolIister
was called, and the child Is resting easily.
Gen. j. B. Gordon, president of the
United Confederate veterans, has appointed
a committee OF one from each of the
Southern states to present a memorial be-
lore the legislature of each state, asking
them to vote life pension to the widow Of
Jefferson Davis.
Baker Democrat: Snake river is overflow
ing its banks below the mouth of Connor
creek, necessitatIng the farmers along the
stream to hurry up their first cutting of al
falfa before their lands are completely COW
cred with water. After the irst cutting an
overflow will do but little damage.
The tournament In this city on the 4th of
Jnly is fixed fact. Committees have been
appointed and the necessary funds sub
scribed. A programme of exercises is be.
inc d., afted. and this will be carried out
fully. large number of people may be
expected in the city on that day,
Seven carloads of cattle, l65 head, were
shipped from Saltmarshe & Co.'S stockyards
Yesterday evening to Troutdale. They were
m first class condition, and will make as
good beef as any ever placed In the Port
land market. They were from our bunch.
grass hills, and demonstrate the nutritious
qualities of our native grasses.
News was received in the city to-day
from Crook county giving Mr. Bradshaw,
Democratic candidate for circuit judge 134
msiorrty in P1neville, 8 in Hay Creek and
8 IN Cross Keys. This gives him l47 major
Itv. which is IA more than necessary to
overcome Mr.. Watkins majority in Wasco
and Sherman. There are several precincts,
the returns from which have not been re-
ceiyed. and these will increase MIR. Brad.
shaw's majority.
Dayton Inlander: DIR. PIetrzyckI was
called to Pomeroy on Friday OF last week
to consult with DIR. Gose in case OF what
proyed to be fatal injury. James Meg
einson, an old CITIZEN OF considerable prop
erty and bachelor living on Alpowa ridge,
ha mn m