The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-17
Wheat has commenced to arrive at

Wheat has commenced to arrive at
Biggs.
Grants is to have newspaper estab-.
lishment next week.
Mr. Bale johnson will join the elks,
in search of CLAIMS at Clatsop on the
2lst.
One d. d. and two hobos were set free
this morning when they should have
been set to work on the streets.
Prof. Clark Brown, teacher of the
Grass Valley public school, is in the
city. Weacknowledge social call.
Messrs. Neil Mcleod, and M. Black
man, of Grants, were in the city today
on business. They report the new town
flying with its own wings.
Mrs. Briggs returned from her visit to
the vallies of the Chehalis and William
-ette Monday night. Mr.. Briggs joined
the family in McMinnyille.
Uncle Jimmy Oliver, of Chilled plow
fame, South Bend, Ind, has no more
affable gentleman on the road III his in
terest than Mr. Adam Appel.
Going, going, third and last call, made
pretty rounded period to several short
speeches by auctioneer W. 81. Butts
yesterday at the sales of city lots.
Goldendale first nine have challenged
The Dallea first nine to meet them on
the diamond field at Grants on the 26th.
The Dalles boys are requested to confer
with Mr.: Bert Phelps. -
| The position of the aristocracy in the
Buffalo strike is more apparent than in
Homestead. The figures in the rise are
more for the aristocrat than for the
plehean in the union.
! Yaquina Bay will have another Dalles
representative this week, Mr.. Floyd, OF
Floyd & &Shown, having left by steamer
Regulator yesterday morning for New
port, to be absent two weeks.
Work alongshore is pretty lively oil
late, and the river front presents an act.
i've appearance from the Regulator
wharf down, amidst the ship carpenters,
longshoremen, lumber and wood barges
The Dalles is all right.
Mr.. Nicholas j. Sinnott left by steam.
er Regulator yesterday morning. Hi:
mission is to inspect coal mine with 6
view to the development, in the neal
future, of one of this "long felt want" in
dustries for the Inland Empire.
The ladies of Booth-camp, at Collins
landing will give Gypsie party thi.
evening. About twenty ladies and gen
tlemen from The Dailes left by steamer
Regulator this morning to attend tn,
novel and interesting entertainment.
Mr.. E. Jacobsen, who was in attend
ance at the Turner's festival in Port
land, says it was the biggest thing tina
ever took place in the consolidated city
Mrs. Jacobsen returned with Mr.
Jacobsen from visit to her people il
Tacoma.
A farmer in the vicinity of Monklant
who was bemoaning his situation TO
: wheat a short time ago, ndfearing tn,
fate of buying horsefeed, threshed 2,51
! bushels from the ruined field last week
Two months ago he would have sol,
straw and all at 81 90 per acre.
!: James Kerr, who claims to be news
, paper man, from Spokane, goes t
Portland prisoner today in custody @
} Deputy U. s. Marshal Jameson. He i
: held for trial on charge of selling liquo
, to Indians. If it were not for feeling
of kindness to those young men connect
with him here in business, we shoul
} dress the impostor off without gloves
!: showing that he is far from. being wha
/, he has represented himself. He is pc,
haps an unfortunate cur: