The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23
Rev: Mr.. Curtis is off for the day by

Rev. Mr.. Curtis is off for the day by
steamer Regulator.
The schooner Julia came into port this
morning with a big load of fuel, under
a leading breeze, and rounded to- Just
above the ferry landing = .'
Miss Gertrude Rigby of Hood River
came up on the Regulator last evening,
and is the guest of herasister Miss Ethel
Rigby at the camp grounds.
Patrick Demody, an old-fine hand on
the river, is off duty today. having
dropped a hard wood plank onto his
foot, while discharging the Regulator
last stevening. .
The annual Oregon haze augmented
with smoke, renderedour superb scenery
somewhat obscure yesterday, but this
MORNINGS breeze waited 1t gently away,
and only the delicate haze remained.
Bierdstadt says this Oregon haze was
worth $4,000 to him on one painting of
Mount Hood which sold for SIS, 600.
Capt.aJ w. Lewis, of the land Office,
is on the sick list. He is able to be
about, If he takes things easily, but is
not able to attend very closely to busi-
ness. Without being qualified to pre-
scribe, We suggest that a trip.to Clatsop
is just about the medicine. for man in
the fix of our friend Capt. Lewis.
"A Washington dispatch says Senator
Mitchell will circulate in Oregon about
5000 copies of his speech on, the anti-op-
ton bill, which was delivered from the
constitutional stand point. Senator
Mitchell is believer in the bill, and
thinks it will be. of great assistance TO
farmers in the west. Besides his anti
option bill speech. he has subscribed for
quite a number of copies of other valua-
BILE documents, Including Senator Aid
rich . great tariff speech, which will be
scattered broadcast over the state.
United States Marshal Jameson took
Lee Char to Portland today to- answer
to the charge of selling liquor to Indians.
If this thing keeps'up the Indian appe-
tite for tanglefoot will burst the govern
ment. But so long as the cultns Siwash
is considered ward of the government,
and Ia not held personally responsible
for hts crimes; the deluded individual
who gets caught In the trap must pay
for it. Wait until Lo begins to sell his
votes for crisp $500 bills. Then new
idea may be expected to get afioat in
congress respecting Indian criminals.
The sportsmen who love to hunt the
willy chicken and the more stupid grouse
are troubled in spirit over the multitude
of trespass notices that adorn the con-
fines of numerous farms in the country.
Deer may be killed in Oregon between
July 1st and November 1st; does be-
tween, August let and january 1st; how
ever deer must not be killed at'any time
Punless the carcase is used or sold for food.
Swan and ducks may be killed between
September 1st and March 18th. ALI
trapping, netting, snaring or destruction
of eggs is prohibited.
Mr.. Joseph H. Hawley, of Seattle, loan
appraiser and Mr.. I. Hill Case, of Port.
land. managing director for Oregon, are
in the city in the interests of the Wash
ing National building loan and invest
ment association, which has a number
of shareholders among the leading bust
ness men here. The association offers
to enter into written contract with the
citizens to loan at least 81 900 per month
in the city IF 500 shares OF its capital
stock Is SD ubscribeds This. will insure
the building of many new homes and
otherwise be of great advantage to the
city, and our.citizens should place theil
shoulder to the wheel and help this en-.
terprise along. Mr.. R. G. Gibbon has
been appointed local agent.