The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-29
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. d. E. Thomas, of Dufur, paid us
agreeable call to-day.
Miss Elizabeth FitzGerald, who has bet
IN Wa)la Walla the past year, returned
the city yesterday morning.
A hand organist interested curb-stol
loungers tins forenoon; but the air was co
and his audiences were not large or enth
siastic.
There are eight prisoners in the count
Jail, some serving out terms for petty crlm
aud others awaiting the action OF the gran
jury.
Sheriff Ward left this afternoon to dr
tribute the election boxes and poIlin
blanks in the different precincts of til
county.
Hon. John III. Mitchell left on this morr
ing's train for Portland, after having mad
speeches in nearly every town in Easter
Oregon.
The house of Mr. G. Koehler at Nansene
we are informed. was destroyed by fire las
Monday from a defective fue. No furthe
| particulars could be ascertained.
The cold mornings and evenings of tn
last few weeks have not injured summe
fallowed grain in the least, and wheat in tn
county, where it has appeared above ground
Is in splendid condition.
John Chapman, who had his examination
defore Justice Schultz yesterday was bOunt
over to appear before the grand jury to thu
charge of larceny. Bail was furnished, ant
he was gwen his liberty.
Two prisoners were brought down from
Grant yesterday by Deputy U. S. Marsha
Jameson for selling liquor to Indians. They
were confined In the city jail and will have
their examination before Commissioners
Huntington.
Hon. W. r. Ellis is able to walk around
on crutches; but cannot place his whole
weight on the llmb that was broken. He
took the o'clock train this morning for
Portland, where his wife and family have
been visiting friends for few days past.
Prlneville Ne,cs: Agent Luckey was over
from Warm Springs early in the week. He
reports everything fourisbIng over there.
Upon his Recommendation the department
of the interior has submitted new specifica-
tions for the school building to be erected
on the reservation. These being less COM
plicated than the original specifications, he
hopes to soon award the contract.
Pendleton Tribune: The Northern Pacific
and Yakima Irrigation company has thirty
miles of its canal completed Paul Schulze,
general land agent Of the Northern Pacific
says that as result fully 6000 acres have
been plowed and cleared, of which during
the past season 1000 acres are under cult.
walton. Next year the total number of
acres that will be ready for settlers will be
not less than.25. 900 in that country alone.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine for No
is on sale at NJ L. Nolan's posto flee
book store. This plumber contains many
interesting articles, among which may be
considered worthy of especial notice, 1.-The
Holy Places of Islam," by Charles Dudley
Warner; "Nathaniel j. Wyeth and the
Struggle for Oregon" by j hn A. Wyeth,
NJ. D.; the continuation of "A Collection of
Death Masks" and interesting serial stories
Commencing Saturday, the 29sh. at 10 A.
NJ, and every Saturday at the same hour
until otherwise ordered, there will be
offered for sale at public auction, through
w. II. Butts, auctioneer, by authority of
the city, the remaining ursold lots belong
ng to the water fund. Not many of these
ire unsold, and nobody should miss the op.
to ba nresept and make nrotita hle
Investments The terms of navment are
,erv liberal
vus'ice oonu.H was nus pusy sa.s o. lug
Thomas Neighbor, who was implicated IN
he assault on the clerk of the New Co.
umbia few days ago. The jury were CON-
,osed of r. G.. Closter, E. Schapno, W. H.
Zones, L. Booth, J. ii. Hardy and H.
1n,s"S anu tW.,sa 1 ~ w %al a. Spfesea s,
S.. A ',a.I;..t ~ o,;it1, ~,
:. o od Sr. ;, ~ - & ~ y, nras.
ve conld not ascertain the amount of the
inc.
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nresn'ng STOW anu aetioas nus u..i,.o rae niafAe'
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He'con'e: lh1e was peasant meeting
. honday last between ffolessor Reeves,
saoer ol tiie american kpano; playing AZ
ne . - exP0sl.ion' ana non. =; M .'hanoie,,
Inc Daiies' ana one OF "asco county
epresentatlves IN 1ne next + glsia1ure. Inc
eheie,neh were ooys loge'ner' IN osweeo'
,ew 1orK'anu hao NOT met ior many years;
'otn were aiwayS rnusicaiiY inciineu ana
'niie tne ieader OF tne famous oand mas
aineu naeionai repusalion' Mr. Onauoler
onnned ms e1orts 10 the mastery OF eugle
ans curing tue war as a MEMBER OF tne
lrst Michigan cavalry.
Gazette: Heppner people wege surprised
o learn of the death of Ben Pressley. STEP