The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-05-14
From Thursdays Daily.

the lower river, whose products are not
tithe compared to the products OF th
; upper Columbia and Snake river basins
From Thursdays Daily.
n Ripe strawberries in market
Mr.. James Kelly. of Kingsley. was in thu
city yesterday.
Mr.. F. G. Sexton, of Kingsley, gave us g
pleasant call to-day.
The weather continues unusually cool for
! May in this latitude.
, The framework of the Congregational
church Is assuming artistic shape.
The citizens of WalIa Walla are entertain
ing the grand lodge OF Odd Fellows in rega
style.
A Go. elected the following officers last
evening: First Lieut., II. II. Campbell;
second lieut., ). M. Buschke.
Mr. G. F. Lauer. has a fine lot Of ripe
Strawberries, grown in this vicinity, on sale
at the American market, Second street.
There will be inspection and battalion
drill next Wednesday evening for staff and
both companies at the armory in this city.
The beautiful cottages which have taken
the place of those destroyed by the late fire
give much more attractive appearance to
the city.
The rainy weather during the past few
days has kept great deal of wool at home,
| which would have been marketed if the
| weather had been favorable.
The followinp transfer was recorded in
county clerks Office to-day: T. j. Watson
| ct al, to Hood River Armory Association;
| lot g. block g. Waucoma: 81
| Mrs r M,cbell left for columbus
Monday. She was accompanied by her
Oldest son, William, who intends to spend
the summer months rustlcatlng for the
| benefit of his health.
Misses Bradfield. sisters of Mrs. F. e.
Sexton. of Kinuslev' arrived in the citv ON
the morning train from Abilene Kansas
Thew will visit their sister at kingsley dur.
Ine the summer months.
DR.. Eliza A. Ingalls,, wife of Major In
gals, graduate of the medical department
Of the Michigan university, and practicing
physician of eighteen years, Is IN the city.
She intends to locate in The Dalles in the
practice of her profession.
The cep,nnial celebration at Astoria has
attracted large numbers of people from all
port,ons of the state to that citv and the
occasion is one of general festiy1ty. Very
manv of the nioneers are in attendance and
to them it is an event which will long be
remembered.
We received q delicious box of strawber-
ries Yesterday from Mrs. G. B. Halvor, who
resides about four miles W est OF the city.
These are the largest in size and the most
luscious we haye seen this year. The vi
entity of The Dalles Is no doubt u fruit.
raising country, and our capabilities in this
regard have never been fairly tested.
A. a.. ,.s. ..+;no of .h. corn
Co., ~, fo,,o'r;,.s ~ sn.l.,,,on
wsrs er anno;n,ed @ h ;ndses and e cIsrts for ths
coming e,ection. Frst Ward Judges. G. +.
Schmidt, Theodore Cartwright, George w.
Rupyap: Clerks. f. B. Johnson. William
Butler. Second Ward Judges: s. B.
Adams. C. L. Phillips. John Gates: Clerks;
M, McInpis. E. P. Fitzgerald.
Astor,dn a. Knapp. the republican can.
didate Tor county Clerk died suddenly OF
heart disease on sunday niPnt at MS nome
In knappa. His wlfe and daughter are
greatly grieyed at the sad occurrence. Mr..
Knapp was 6i years old, and was heid IN
nisu esseenr III ~ ns iiieuus auu .ne puonv ~
':v IN D.an .1y ~ IT,
within VIII M tle vacancy oh the t1Cke1 mt Ine
n q L. I
WIN ieave "nson risner oocA a' ''o =
M returning III 'ne evening
Hon. W. r. Ellis, Republican candidate
for congress, will speak at the following
places on the following dates; Hood River,
Tuesday, May 18th, at 1880 r. NJ; Moro,
Wednesday. Nav 18th. at l:3O P. M: !.
Wasco. Wednesday MAY 18th, at 7:3O P. M;
Dufur. Thursday. Nav 18th. at l;3O P. M:
The Dalles. Thursday. Nav 10Th, at 7;3O
P. n. Since the above was handed us, ar
rangements have been made with Hon. II.
=. Muller, OF Grants Pass, to accompany Mr..
Ellis and participate in the meetings.
The Toledo Post tells the following;
"Apnie Hurley. a sixteen.year old girl, who
resides with her parents some six miles
from Toledo, on Wednesday last observed a
line large buck leisurely passing within one
hundred yards of the house, As there
were no men in sight to look after the tres
passer. and as fresh meat was desirable, she
took down her fathers Winchester. waltzed
ont in the ward and commenced banging
away at the deer, firing three shots before
she downed him. Miss Annie says she
never hred a gun before.
Heppner Gozette: Last Saturday evening,
Heppner was the recipient of a visit from
Oregon's railroad commissioners. G, w.
Colvig, of Josephine, Robt. Glow, of Lane
county, and A. N. Hamilton of Union
county. They were accompanied by Frank |
Miller, their secretary, Mr.. Weed super;n-
tendent of bridges, and Mr.. Borie, division |
superintendent. They found the bridges |
on the branch, as well as other parts of the |
road, to be in excellent condition. They |
report that many of the main line bri dyes
are uusafe, and have recommended that |
they be repaired Immediately.
Vancouver Jndependent. Sauvies Island |
hunters are comnIs,ning because the earn in |
the ponds are eatiue no ali the duck food
which orows IN the nonds Rv and bv |
when the carp have driven all the ducks |
ont and the catfish have exterminated the |
trout and salmon, we will begin looking for
the brainless idiot that brought these pests |
here, and If we make the punishment fit the |
crime, when we find him, he will be roasted |
over a slow fire. boiled ID oil, or cut up into
fish bait and fed to the carp and catfish. |
We are long suffering and Glow to anger,
but the rapidly increasing carp and catfish
are making us feel very unpleasant. /