The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-11-12
From Fridays Da ly.


Mr.. 7. J. Condor, of Antelope is in tow n
to-day.
Mr.. Henry Hudson, of Dufur. is in the
city to-day.
Mr.. W. Fl. Stats, of Dufur, Is on our
streets to-day.
Mr.. Phil. Brogan, Jr., is in town to-day
from Antelope.
in town for several days.
We received an agreeable call o.day from
Mr.. Allen Grant. of Antelope.
Fresh oysters in bulk, and served in any
style, at Columbia Candy Factory.
The Democratic ratification will take
place week from Saturday night.
Hon. J. c. Lucky. Indian agent at the
Warm Springs reservation. is in the city.
The returns from Saltzman precint in
Crook county give Harrison, Is; Cleveland,
9; Weaver, 2; Pierce, 7.
Next Tuesdny, Nov. 18th, is the time ad.
vertised for letting the contract for finish
ing the locks at the Cascades.
A notice of location of water ditch and
appropriation OF water was filed hy E. S.
Andrews of Hood River yesterday.
Campbell Bros, at the Columbia Candy
Factory, will have on sale bread, cakes and
pies from Geo. Ruch's Pioneer Bakery on
and after tonight.
A. 81. Tieman, William Joss AMI Alexan-
der Joss, the former a subject of the king
of Denmark and the latter two of the queen
OF Great Britain, were granted full cItiz.ns
papers yesterday.
The engine and fire apparatus were
securely housed in the new building to day.
Everything for the convenience of tiremen
have been put in the new quarters, and
hereafter our boys will have comfortable
place in which to spend their leisure time.
Sheriff Leslie and Deputy Sheriff Morgan
returned to this p'acs Friday evening from
trip through this county, Gillian, Crook
aid Umatilla, in an unsuccessful search of
Burdette Wolfe, the murderer, says the
Wasco Neacs. Mr. Morgan lett Saturday
morning tor Portland.
The funeral of Mrs. Phil Brogan, Sr.,
took place to- day from the Catholic church
in this city, where services were held by
Father Bronsgeest. Mrs. Brogan was buried
at Antelope about year ago; but the re-
mains were exhumed and re.Interred in the
Catholic cemetery in this city.
Three boboes were arrested by Officer
Rice this afternoon, and lncarcerated in the
city Jail. They were found wandering
around the suburbs with no possible means
of support and one of them imploring aims.
They will find safe quarters where they now
are, and they are much better than exposed
to the Inclemency of the season.
The Woodmen and Workmen, at a meet.
ing held last night, rendered a>>Yote of
thanks to the members of the Congrega:
tional choir, the Gesang Verein Harmonic,
Miss Daisy Allaway. Rev. W. c. Curtis,
and those ladies who aided in decorating
the hall; also to the members of the two
orders for their efforts in making the dedi-
cation such successful event.
We learn from the East Orego nian that
Judge Benefits oyercoat was stolen at Pen
d eton last Saturday evening while he was
addressing bis Democratic fellow citizens.
The coat had $40 in one pocket and import
ant papers in the other; but the judge in
formed the reporter that he did not care SO
much for the money, as for the documents,
which cannot easily be replaced.
The novel sight of herding wild geese
through the streets of The Dalles was wit
messed this morning. Capt. F. Johns, who
lives on Tenth and Lincoln, procured the
birds when very young, and has spent con-
siderable time IN training them. They are
domesticated and are perfectly docile and
tractable. He was en- route to the river, to
permit them to enjoy themselves In the
water.
Baker Democrat: Besides the destruction
of about $500 worth of property at Hunt
ington Tuesday afternoon, the work of the
blaze, a number of serious accidents hap
pened. County Commissioner j. NJ. Duffy
had cash about half inch long cut in h
chin which necessitated the taking of sew
eral stitches. J. 81. Aiken, manager of the
o. and q. store, had his hand severely cut,
which also required the services of a sur
geon.
Union Journal: Charley Dixon had a
very mari ow escape from death last Mon
day. As he was on his run from Wallula to
Pasco, one of the side rods to his engine
broke, and was thrown around number of
times before the engine could be stopped,
the rod each time striking the cab aud
knocking it into splinters. Charley and his
fireman escaped without scratch, but it
was almost miraculous that they did so.
At business meeting held in the Con-
gregatiopal church in this city last eve
ming, composed of members of the
church and of the congregation, Rev.
w. q. Curtis was requested by a nearly IN
animous vote-only one voting contrary
to withdraw his resignation. He was
awaited on this morning by committee of
ladies and gentlemen, and signifed his
willingness to continue as pastor OF the
church. This will be good news TO his
many friends in the city.
East Oregonian: A teamster, who has
been employs ed year past, for Jerry St.
Dennis, met with an accident Tuesday
afternoon that may prove fatal. At point
above Cayuse load of hay, which he was
hauling. tipped over and both his legs were
broken, one above, and one below the knee.
In the fracture above the knee the bone
protruded five or six inches from the SKID,
making CHASTITY wound. No aid was at
hand, and the unfortunate man LAID out all
night. Next morning he was found and
conveyed to st. Dennls' camp, where he
wss attended In the afternoon by DR..
Carlyle, who was summoned as quickly as