The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-26

The Oregonian today says J. M. Hun
tington is going to contest ]. B. Csossen's s
right to the clerkship in this county.
Read THE CHRONICLE, Big Brother; (;
and keep up with the procession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Morgan return
ed from a very pleasant visit to Moscow
on Saturday. Mr.. Morgan says it is a
big country, but few big corporations
and mercantile companies run it with
special profit to the few
THE CHRONICLE force, expressive of
appreciation, tender thanks to Mr..
James Smith of Mill creek, for box OF
fine peach plums from his orchard. He
has 5000 lbs. to dispose of. No part of
Oregon can raise better than .those he
has.
With the exception of couple of un-
fortunate d. DIS presence, the surround
ings at the City Recorders court this
morning bore very much the appearance
of a place of business in town where the
proprietors concluded to quit advertis-
ing.
The Geneseo News of the 7th received
by Messrs. Joles Bros, tells OF a terrible
cyclone in that portion of Illinois on the
I'd. The storms last week were bad
enough, but they were gentle zephyrs
compared with that of the I'd, which
left calamities piled up in its wake.
Justice Schultz met his first writ of
review today, and as he has been serv-
ing as justice a long time this speaks
well for his judgment. As remarked
by one of the, county officials, Judge
Schultz has been an officer in the Ger
man army, and he can stand review.
Col. A j. Wall of Eight Mile, went to
Portland on business last week, and sud-
denly turned up missing. His friends
think he has been murdered. He had
considerable money with him when last
seen, having sold some horses which he
took down with him.
DR.. F. P. Vandenbergh, the expert
chemist from Buffalo, n. Y, who lately
visited The Dalles, reached home on the
10Th, via San francisco, visiting many
mines en- route. He says he will soon
make 4 detailed report of the various
minerals found in this vicinity.
The Dalles bar-keepers have organized
what they term The Dalles Bar-Keepers
Home Mutual Protective Amalgamatiou
Association. They are making arrang-
ments to give magnificent souvenir ex-
cursion and pic mic at no distant day, TO,
the benefit of the library fund.
The man who made the cut to illus.
trate the Cloud Cap Inn stationary
ought to receive six months in the pen
The subject is susceptible of the highest
styles in art, and while, inferior work O.
any kind, at any time, is dispisabie, if
such case as this it becomes the safety
of disgust.
An account OF a wedding should b,
published while the subject is before tn,
public, to make it interesting. For tn,
same reasons: People of The Dallei
should go to work Immediately and or
ganize for pushing the cascade locks an,
canal construction. If The DaIles don
get in and do something-nothing viii
be done.
Mr.. W. +. Wiseman returned iron
Wenatchee on Saturday. He found :
friend here from San Francisco, Mr.
Little, waiting for his return to take :
trip in southeastern Oregon, and the,
left last-night for Antelope. Mr.. Wise
man says Wena5chee is a lively place i,
a lively region of country, made so b,
the advent of the Great Northern rail
way, which crosses the Columbia rive
at Wenatchee.