The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-06-18

part of this number from most Of the cat
tlemen in the neighborhood. The prIc'
| paid was $l9 for cows, $25 for threes auc
S27 for fours. They are to be delivered
| next month at Deschutes Bridge.
| The train arrived in tine city few min
utes late this afternoon; but connection wal
had with Portland, the Oregonian contain
ing the latest news was received and every
body was happy.
The news of the injury to crops in Sber'
man county Is received with great regret by
our citizens. A few days ago there were
indications of bountiful harvest; but the
fields present very sorry sight at present.
Mr.. a. W. Branner-proprietor OF the
Prineville Stage Co.-and wife are spending
few days In the city. Mrs. Branner's
two sisters have been IN attendance on St.
Mary's Academy during the past year.
There will be meeting of Mt. Hood
Hose Co., No. tomorrow evening at the
hose house, corner of Ninth and Union
streets. A full attendance is requested, as
matters of Importance will be transacted.
James Beam, chief car repairer for the
Northern Pacific at Hunts Junction, was
run over by an o. & W. T. engine at that
place Wednesday. both of his legs being
amputated He died while being conveyed
to Walla Walla.
Mr.. Geo. W. Rowland, of this city, has
authority to atfix his notarIal seal on all
documents. He was granted that privilege
hy receiving a state paper bearing the sig
nature of his excellency, Gov. Sylvester
lehhoyer anu 'ie seai Vi Tie s'a'e ye''ei-
day.
by reason OF the burned bridge at "yeth'
the Baker took the passengers from the
West-bound train to the Locks last night;
1t started from the whariboat about
O'Clock; but did not return with the east
bound passengers until ii O'Clock this
morning.
The passengers which left Portland last
evening at u o'clock were until ii o'clock
this morning before reaching The Da!les.
caused by the Baker waiting at the Locks
expecting the bridge at Wyeth t. be COM
pIeted.
The nominations for water commissioners
last evening resulted in DIR. o. C. Hollister
being mentioned for the first ward and W.
H. Wilson for the second. For councilmen
z. +. Lauer was named for the first and
Tbos. Joles for the second. There was not
a very large attendance at the meetings.
An express package at the Umatilla
House is creating considerable attention. 1t
seems to be package of $40 pieces, marked
$780, from a prominent official; but on be-
ing handled proves to be of too light weight
for coin. The bag is full of checks, and
the writing is both delusion and a snare.
a.
ooaT"at' henry steers aad l. L. stewart
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to the Chicago ma. ket. They shipped |
ronf Arlington. They took 81 head each; |
the latter's. horses ssere broke to work,
while those of the former are unbroke, |
Should they find good market, they will |
nave several car loads shipped from here. |
md remain east until they sell them.
Tho RoEe, tb;s n,orn,no +r.nsferred e.st-
,onnd nassenooro to the oars AZ Hood R;vor
md tbev arrived in the c;tv sbont n |
,,ojooy Tie brrn.d hr;Jr>. ~ Wuotn 80
ena;rad and ths east. .honnd tra;n
,ne hera Of 1o.sn M .rr;v.d ~ .
,'clock IF the transfar at tbe Jonts had
,een made when the tram arrived nsssen.
.ers would have arrived in The Dalles at
O'Clock this morning,
We have rece;ved c.rds .nno,no;no +h.
of Miss Dora da,ohter of Mr.
nd Mrs. a. n. Allen to Henry W. Brooke
f North Yakima. Wash lime Sth The
ride ia well known to our citizens having
esIded here for a nnmber nj wears. and Mr.
,rooke was at one time an empiove IN the
hops of the Union Pacific hut "a now a
,erchant in Seattle Wash The vouno
eopIe will receiy. the congratulat,ons Of
umerous friends in entering this new rela-
ion in life.
Dr: W: =. 1inenart' OF TINS CITY, returned
,-uay from aetenaing tue oregon ota1e
ION in Portland for the mast few davs, The
nnor nj nresidant of the associat;on wos
opferred on the doctor. and no pbvsician IN
he state is more canabie to fill the nosit,on
'brouyh the efforts of DR. Rinebart the
ext session of the association will be held
, this citv. and The Dalles shonld give the
hvsicians becoming welcome Thev will
one to view the scenery of the gorge of
he Columbia river. and every effort s6ouId
o made to nronerlv entertain them The
,eetino will he held nm the seconS Tnesdav
lime 1909
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colonel l.; L. FOLK, the president OF the
armers Alliance, died at his home In
ashlngIon City last Saturday morning.
oiohei SolK was a reiaeiVe OF fresident
ok anu natiVe OF worth Oaroiina, aRed