The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-15
Blakeley & Hougbton sells Tanglefoot
for 40 cents box

Blakeley & Hougbton sells Tanglefoot
for 40 cents box.
E. P. Koontz, of Tacoma, is visiting
his father and family in The Dalles.
f. G. Connely has just arrived by bug
gy overland from Portland. He passed
a lot OF camps of people outing in the
mountains near Mount Hood.
Messrs. NJ. A. Moody, Judge W. Lair
Hill, Fred Bronson, H. J. Green, W. K.
Smith, Jr., Lieut.. Taylor, Fred and Lon
Joslyn, returned yesterday from hunt
ing trip in Klickitat. Mr.. Moodys four
finland was the conveyance.
Judge j. L. Story, Hansen Butler and
Judge S. G. Clark returned from their
opal mine yesterday. They have struck
it rich, and are satisfied. Judge Story
says he is confident that it pays to send
out honest prospectors in this country
w. Z. Garretson's little boy, Lyndon,
had fine present today from Alex Go
fish, of 15-Mile. It was a young lynx,
and is as playful as young kitten. w.
E. thinks he will keep it as an assistant
night watchman for Frank, in the store
at night.
A band of horses for the Regulator
this morning missed on account of a
charge of horse stealing preferred againt
the owner, who has clear bill of sale
for the animals, but the case had to be
adjudicated. Justice Schultz dismissed
the case for want of sufficient evidence.
Mayor Mays was in the city today.
He has called meeting of the citizens
to take some action respecting the COM
ing meeting of the Oregon press associa-
ton. The meeting will be held We'd
nesday evening. He will not be able to
be present, as his farm work is pressing,
but hopes it will be success.
The regular teachers examination for
certificates, conducted by Supt. Shelley
last week, resulted in granting second
grade certificates to ]. NJ. Carroll and
Julia Hill. third grade to Nellie Butler,
8. II. Miller, Agnes LeDuc, Hattie L.
Mckay, Lillian Reavis, WE. Laughlin,
Dollie Mosier and Josie Hansberry..
The trial of John Green for the muir
der of William Dunn set for this week,
will begin tomorrow at Goldendale. The
Leader says: "Hrumor is to be relied
upon, and we have every reason for be-
lieving it, then it seems that some per-
sons are trying to influence the wit
nesses in the case. Now if this is so.
they should be made arswerable for try
ing to influence the witnesses, and who
ever it may be should receive the
utmost extent of the law for their inter
ference, This case demands Justice ON
either side, the impartial public demand
it also, in faet,. the case will be watched
exceedingly close to see that the money
influence is not playing an important
part In the case.
Headers in few days will be super
seeded by threshers, 80 it will not be
many weeks before wagons, toethe num-
Der of oneshuhdred and over every day,
says the Leader, will be on the road to
The Dailes with the produce < of the
abundant harvest. Every year won
derful Improvement is made in Klickitat
valley, which is no doubt owing to the
certainty of q crop. It is the industrious
and painstaking farmers that came to
this county without any means that
have made themselves comfortable
homes in a few years, and in very few
years longer there will be but small
number but what have built substan-
tial farm residence. May they live long
to enjoy the fruits of their labor. Kick
itat viii be a prosperous and busy
county from now. on, for the hard and
struggling times with the majority of
farmers Is a thing oflthe past.