The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-09-10
From Friday s Daily.


Over ton of fruit has been shipped daily
by one of our fruit dealers.
Judge Bradshaw returned last evening
from holding court at Heppner.
Smoke again wantonly hugs the hillsides,
and rain desired very much.
Yo can find few men in this city who
ventured any money on Sullivan in the late
fight. Nearly all bets were placed or
Corbett!
Some families are in camp near the East
End from PrinevIlle. We are Informed
they visited The Dalles to procure supply
of our luscious fruit.
This morning fourteen carloads of cattle
| passed through the city for Troutdale.
Eleven of these were from Heppner and
three from Arlington.
Licenses to wed were granted Yesterday
to Fred. Stewart and Mary Swan,
| w. Harris and Nellie Williams and Wesley
Howard and NJ. Graves, by the deputy
| county clerk.
The remonstranee against gr nting license
to j. I. Deck to sell spirituous, v:nous aud
malt liquors in less quantities than one
quart In Hood River precinct, was sustained
ny the county court.
A telegram was received announcing the
death TINS morning at lewiston, Idaho. OF
Richard James Monroe, jr., of typhoid
fever. The deceased was grandson of
Mrs. Ann Craig, of this city, and was aged
81 years.
A fellow has been prowling around the
city and frightening children by unseemly
actions, SO we are informed. 1t he is com
pos naentis he should be taught a practIcai
lesson; il not he should be sent to the
asylum.
AL members of Friendship Lodge. N, 9,
K of P. are requested to go to d G. Her
rims and get "ther pictures took, as the |
album Is desirous of being filled, and these
photographs will be taken Stree gratis for |
nothlLg."
Mr.. Van johnson, native OF Finland |
and a subject of the grand duke of that
country, was declared full citizen of the |
United States oy the county court to- day, |
ami papers issued to that effect by the |
county clerk.
Hon. c. NJ. Cartwright. of the Baldwin
Sheep and Land Co., returned last night
from a tour of the eastern states, where he
has been examining focks of sheep for the
purpose of importing the best breeds to his
range in Crook county. By this means he
intends to improve his herds, 20 that the
wool clip will be of the best quality.
Talk a. out newspaper enterprise, but the
Morning Chronicle, of Augusta, Ca, leads
the van. A few days ago their building
caught fire. They were Just going to press,
but opened the forms long enough to tell of
the fire and then, while the Office was burn
ing, ran off the edition. The entire build.
ing was con sumed but the files of the paper
from 1900 to date were saved.
The true test of baking powder Is we'll
known to every housekeeper. 1t is to try
it in making bread. cake, etc., and we are
of the opinion that it will be impossible to
remove from the minds of our housewives
the conviction long ago formed from the ap-
phcation of this practical test, that the
Royal does make the best, the most and the
most wholesome.
Corvallis Times: The Oregon state fair
will open next Monday at Salem and n.
tinue all week. There are always som e |
v ry creditable exhibits, but the main at
fractions are the race course and the betting
booth, where all kI, DIS of people meet on a
level and enjoy legal protection for
3 week to gamble and carouse to their
hearts content. But the people seem to
like it, and we are the people.
A meeting of our citizens is called f,or
next Wednesday evening at the court horse
TO make proper arrangements for the rec ep- !
lion and entertainment of the visiting edI
.ors. There should be full attendanc Of
,ur citizens, as there are to be commi ttees
appointed who will make the welcopae to
The brain workers worthy of the metr opolis
If the Inland Empire.
Three dwellings and few piles of rub.
,ish is all that remains of the original town
If Wenatchee. The "North End" town Is
situated about half mile northwest. of the
I'D town and two miles from the Great
Northern" town, at the junction of the
Dads from the Upper Wenatchee river and
coming down the Columbia. on heautifrll
lite gently sloping toward the rivers 1t
contains general store, blacksmith she D.
,aruess shop. livery stable and a few otf ,er
buildings.
East Oregonidn: A young man from the
Stage Gulch neighborhood named G lint
Hale was arrested IN Pendleton Wednes day
ignt by Deputy Sheriff johnson for the
arceny of a horse from r Oliver. Iti 3 al
eyed that Hale took the horse from the
ange about ten days ago and disposed of it
n a trade at Pendleton to Charles Coles.
worthy. When arrested here he hs his
'uggy packed and every hing In rea diness
OF departure to Grand Rnnde Valley.
mother man, Ed Burroughs, was n crested
his forenoon by Deputy Sheriff Durf ,an on
charge of being implicated. He il said to
e the man who traded off the stoles no se.
Ie and BALE were in readiness to 50 art on
rip to sell IMMINENT preparatlf when
rrested.