The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-01
ITEMS IN BRIEF
From Wednesdays Daily

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Mrs. w. J. WRIGHT. OF Dufur, is visitir
friends in the city.
Hon. j. Hunsaker, OF White Salmon
WASH, is in the city.
District Attorney Wilson returned froI
Condor yesterday.
Mr.. G. F. Lauer has fine lot Of trout o
sale at the American mark {.
DIR. VIM. II. Ehlen, of Washington,
visiting friends in the city.
The recorder has had no interview
with inebriates for several days.
Mr. Geo. Herbert, mine host OF tn
Hood River hotel, is in the city to-day.
Still almost one continuous line of whea
wagons constantly wend their way to tn
warehouses.
Another fling was made in the clerk
office Yesterday tor water right on head o
Clear creek.
These beautiful days are the joy ant
delight of all residents, and the astonlsh
ment of visitors.
MIR. A. w. Branner, the proprietor Of thu
The Dalles-PIineville stage route, is in the
city from Nansene.
Mr.. j. C. Crandall is in attendance OF
the undertaker's convention now IN session
in Tacoma, Wash.
License to wed was granted by the
county clerk yesterday to James Hannor
and Lizzie Bingham.
The following deed was filed to-day
United States to Geo. S. Chandler; sw4
of sw sec 80, tip S, r l5 east.
Portland and Pendleton are enforcing the
law against gamblers, and these cities will
soon be free OF the members OF this fraternity.
Judge Bradshaw returned yesterday
from Condor, Gillian county, where he
has been holding term of the circuit
court.
Brownsville notes in Albany Herald
CDR. G. F. Tucker, of The Dalles, has for
the past week been visiting family friends
at this place."
A Ullr1ch & Son are manufacturing
superior brands of cigars, and these can
be found on sale by dealers throughout
Eastern Oregon.
The following deed was filed with the
county clerk to-day: George A. Phir-
man to Martha NJ. Phirman; lots and s
in block IA, Gates addition; $3.50.
We have received copy of the official
on Friday, Oct. 81, 1892, prepared and
published by Oregon executive committee.
The political campaign opens IN Portland
next Saturday on the part of the Republi-
cans. There will be a good representation
there from the cow counties, and great
deal of enthusiasm will prevail.
Mrs. L. Powell, who was so badly injured
a few weeks ago, and, who was finally able
to be around on crutches, is very sicK with
typhoid fever. This lady has been soreiy
afflicted, but 1t is hoped she may recover.
Mr. Lee Fairchild, formerly of the West
Shore, and later on the Pacific Magazine of
Seattle, WASH, gave US a pleasant call to-
day. He Is en- route to Goldendale, WASH.
and will ADDRESS the citizens of that vicinity
on the political issues of the day.
We call attention to the new advertise
ment of H. Moses & Co. in another column.
This firm has purchased the business
interests of G. L. Richmond & Co. and by
selling good goods at low prices expect to
merit share of the public patronage.
A company has been formed in Portland
to erect crematory, and articles of incor-
poration Will be filed In few days. That
this method OF disposing of the dead Is ad
can be no doubt; but reducing the remains of
one to. ashes, whom we loved and respected |
in life, has feeling of horror about it from |
which christians cannot well free them |
selves.
Albany Herald: Dr. G. W. Maston re-
turned yesterday from trip up the San |
tiam beyond Mt. Jefferson. 1t ralned in
torrents up there all week aud the doctor |
q fin nfoir fhup lar
storm band of wild geese were par
alyzed by the lightning, and several of
them were picked up by the settlers.
This sounds trifle fshy, but affidavits
can be procured If necessary.
Rev. A. Bronsgeest, in his amateur pho.
tography last week. had the good fortune to
see well-defned mirage on the picture
after the plate was developed by the usual
process. 1t is very artistic lew of the
residence of Mr.. Jos. Stadleman, and in
the upper left hand corner of the photo
graph is the distinct outline of the
building reflected in the atmosphere. This
is the first instance We have ever heard of
the camera transferring mirage to the SEN
sitive plate.
Exchange. NJ. O. Lownsdale, of La
fayerte, is cutie extensively engaged in
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and has been quite successful. He rejects
the theory that they are grain destroying
bird, and says he has been compelled to
starye them in order to teach them to eat
wheat. He says that bugs, worms, and
tender grasses are their principal food, and
without these during the first weeks of
their life they cannot be raised successfully.
The birds are benefit rather than oetri.
nent to the grower of crops, as their
natural food are the farmers enemies.
MIR. George Ruch left yesterday for
Aurora, Marion county, to attend the fu--
nersl of his nephew, Mr.. Carl Ehlen, who
died yesterday from an attack of typhoid
fever. The young man was aged % years,
and has been sick since July 4th. Mrs
Ehlen is Mr.. Ruch's only sister, and he Is
he only brother she has on the coast. In
conjunction with DR.. Klel, Mr.. Ehlen,
ately deceased, was manager of the col
ony of immigrants who settled IN Marion
county several years ago. By industry
and thrift they have developed that por-
ion of the state, and have yery many
pleasant and beautiful homes in that
7iclnitY.
Albany Herald: The Albany local was
about half an hour late last night, caused
BY an attempted wreck near Salem The
acts as near as could be gotten at were,
hat Just this side of the reform school,
lear Salem, the engineer saw distractions
IN the track and Immediately slowed
iown, and striking the pile, threw it from
he track The train was stopped and on
it was found that two ties !
md several pieces of an old cattle guard
lad been placed on the track with the In
entlon of ditching the train. Mo dam
lge was done and no one was hurt, the
rain being delayed about half an hour.
i'he perpetrators of such an act should be
iunted down and given their just deserts.
"Lo" has bad reputation in Grant
county as the following from the Long
Creek Eagle would indicate: 'Word has
,een received that the Indians that did so
much devilment in this part of Grant
county only few months ago, have again
yentured back on forbidden ground, and
ire now having a gay old time up near
,usanville. The people of this valley
lave tolerated the presence of these lousy
ed-sk1ns as long as they propose to, and
the treacherous heathens know WHAT'S |
lealthy for them they will not put in |
heir appearance in this valley. When
uch class of low-down human trash
amt go on their hunting tours without
tealing, and killing stock on the range,
nd have no regard for the settlers at all,
t is high time to commence converting
hem into good Indians"
From Thursdays Daily.
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