The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-18

City Marshal MoloneY is again filling
the cattle pound today with Herefords,
DeEons and Jerseys; all fine mich cows/
Mrs. Powell was buried in the family
burial plat in Portland. Friends who
accompanied the remains to Portland,
returned today.
The festive house-fy is again festive
of them were out on the sunny sides of
houses today for an airing.
Mr.. VIM. Bethune, state geologist and
assayer for Washington, was in the city
yesterday, returning from the Mount
Adams silver mining district. He es-
capped the interviewer.
1t is said one object of the U. P. Off
cials visit to Oregon this week was to
purchase the Astoria railway. Mr..
Clarke says: ''No agreement has been
made, no decision reached"
A description of Burdette Wolf, the
young man wanted by Sheriff Kelly of
Multnomah county, on charge of at
tempting to kill Miss Birdie Morton,
may be seen at Sheriff Wards office.
Mr.. Frank Beezeley, and the wife of
Mr.. William Beezley of Newbridge, are
in the city paying a visit to their father
and father-in-law, Mr.. Joseph Beezley,
whose illness is of a very serious nature.
NJ DIR. Shackelford says that duck shoot
lkng about The Dalles will soon be sport
Rof the past. In its day it was truly fine
sport, but feed is not so abundant in
ponds as before the introduction of carp.
Members of the Congregational
church, are requested by the board of
trustees to attend meeting to be held
in the vestry of the new church at 80
p. m. Wednesday, October 10Th, upon
business of Importance.
An aggravated case of assault and
battery on the night clerk at the New
Columbia hotel Sunday morning early,
in which Pat keenan,, a man named
Stricklan and one John Doe are defend
ants, comes up before Justice Shutz.
The express companies interested on
the Pacific Coast in the capture of the
Dalton gang, have remitted rewards
aggregating $27, 900, in connection with
other companies who were after the
scalps of the robbers, dead or alive
The season has been fairly successful
! in all productions for the Oregon farmer,
land the bulletins have, as accurately as
Npossible. portrayed the general condit-
Hons from seed time to harvest and it's
Yhoped that they have been of value to
the public.
A report came to our Office, says the
Wasco News, that the money lenders OF
The Dalles are willing to loan money to
the farmers on easy terms We are
sure that it wilInot be lost, for this is
one OF the best counties east of the Cas-
cade range and should be SO recognized
by the business man elsewhere.
| Justice shutz was called out OF bed
last night is issue warrant for Charles
Il Chapman, accused of stealing horses.
Il Fifteen horses were stolen, it is alleged.
and Chapman had one OF them; but he
proposes to establish lawful ownership
to it, and deny having any claims to the
other fourteen head.
Returns are coming into the Palouse
Gazette Office from the sugar beet seed
distributed by that paper last spring,
which show that beets viii flourish and
produce abundantly in Whitman coun-
ty soil. 1t is not beyond the range OF
possibility that sugar factory viii be
established in that section within few
years. Wasn't some seed distributed
from The Dalles last year? And how
did it yield?