The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-13


pieces of welLrendered music.
Mr.. c. W. Phelps will begin the erecti
. of an additional building, 20x50 feet, to |
present agricultural warehouse. His spa
y is too crowded, and he wants to make
proper display of his farming maohiner
l. wagons, etc.
Mr.. A. j. Wall. about whose wslfa
e considerable interest was manifested by b
friends In this city by reason of not ben
K heard from, has turned up in San Francise
n and will likely make tour Of the coast b
fore he returns.
e Mr.. q. w. Phelps will pay ferriage an
j. bridge toll to any farmers who desire to de
:. with him, will sell agricultural implement
/. wagons. carriages, etc., cheaper than an
dealer in this vicinity, and will warrant a
implements and vehicles to be as recon
mended.
MIR. L. o. Lakin, formerly with McFar
land & French in this city. has been spend
: ing some day at Cloud Cap Ian and is !
the city visiting friends. lu complny wit
some eastern tourists he succeeded in reach
ing the top Of Mt. Hood, and is very enthr
siastic over the grandeur of the mountai
}. and the beautiful view visible from tn
summit.
Heppner GGzette: Recently Father A. Le
may, Henry Couture aud James Wasso
struck what appeared tc be pretty good dig
gings on Backout Gulch, G ant county, tax
ing out In one prospect hole, aud far abov
bedrock, the sum of S6. They took claims
but recent prospecting failed to reveal any.
thing there. 1t Is probable that the groune
was ''salted."
La Granpe Gazette: The artesran well wa,
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reached total depth OF 1876 feet. Tn,
present formation is decayed slate and
blue clay composite formation. This Is re.
garded as q good Indication of artesiau
water, inasmuch as 1t ia the formation that
it is usually found in actesian wells. The
sum OF $1,000 has thus far been expended in
the enterprise.
To him, who in the love of nature holds
communion with her visible forms, it may
seem strange that one will lnhabIt the
crowded thoroughfares of life during these
warm and unpleasant days, when sea-coast
and mountains are so charming to the over.
worked and weary: but business is hard
and cruel master, and admits of no appeal
from her DEGREES. But tine world jogs along
as usual, and the cry for breai is not more
urgent than the demand for "copy" to an
editor.
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o"I J T;ssa,h., .enu liz. puo's % u,rec' 70 Dos'on
anu Iy ~, " wa.e,. anu oY .his means
oonpsna % au'"H''ke keou' raves mum ''e rA'i' oaa
company
FOSSIL journal: The price paid by Nate
Cecii Tor Joe Inomas Tor the 4O0 head OF
cattle wnicn they are AZ present gathering
up In TINS vicinity was w .or foors and 20
Tor three-year-old steers, and Sl9 tor beet
COWS. These ngures sound low, but the
oeet market IN oregon is apparently lower,
ana tne buyers say tney VIII lose on the
transaction, ana were anxious to draw out
Oh Oh tne contract. W understand Mr.:
Inomas mas aisposea OF .hait the number Of
cattle 10 fendieton butcher.
The following complimentary notice of a
former D.lles how "a taken from = Frank.
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